GhooL Board Reports Funds for Year Near Total Expenditures
The GHOOL Board outlines receipts and expenses for the year with expected 1906 tax revenue at 70 percent collection. Planned expenditures include renovations at Patrview, Lawton, Whitworth, and Washington schools, plus new sites and bond costs. Future plans call for new schools in Mallard Southeast Seattle Rainier Beach and Van Asselt along with a 2 room replacement for the South school due to regrades.
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Patrview
Lawton
Whitworth
Mallard
Seattle
Rainier Beach
van Asselt
Seattle Exclusionists Meet At Labor Temple
The Seattle branch of the Asiatic League of North America at the Labor Temple last night elected officers and formed finance, executive, and organization committees of five. California delegates remained to address the meeting and an invitation was issued to fraternal, civic, commercial, labor, and other groups favoring exclusion to affiliate with the league.
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Seattle
Asiatic League of North America
Labor Temple
Bari GO. White
D Wright
California
Seattle League
League
Student editoral row sparks college row over grades and ethics
Harold H. Birkett, elected editor of the college paper, accuses Prof. Darby of saying he would pass with a good grade but then failed him on the semester's work. He also alleges adviser Prof. Lavery did not warn him about dropping a subject without required permission.
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Darby
Eng Tech
Wave
F Hirkett
Hirkett
Birkett
William Lavery
Department of Philosophy
Hickett
Derte
GROTE-RANKIN CO Drapery Contract Specialist Offer
The Grote Rankin Co announces full inventory of home furnishings and drapery fabrics with special order capabilities. Drapery experts offer estimates and design ideas, inviting customers to discuss projects with no purchase obligation.
Railroads And Lumber Interests Move To Avert Shutdown
Presidents Hill of the Northern and Tiowwl Milter of the Northern Pacific meet with Jacob Furth and Frederik Pusan’s arbitration panel to discuss possible freight rate concessions while awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission decisions. Lumbermen’s C. S. White leads a planning session to map terms for resuming mill operations and business with railroads.
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Hill
Northern
Tiowwl Milter
Northern Pa
Jacob Furth
Frederik Pusan
Interstate Commerce Common
Lumbermen’s Committee
C. 8. White
Czarina Faces Fear After Royal Assassination News
A report from United Press describes the czarina's growing fear and nervous strain following the assassination of King Carlos and the crown prince. Doctors advise relocating the czarina from Russia for treatment as her health deteriorates under the shock.
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United Press
T. Pertensnene
Carina
Carlos
Portugal
Russia
Wreck of Portland Express near Chehalis injures two
The Portland express No. 7 was wrecked four miles north of Chehalis at noon. Only two or three slight injuries were reported as many cars left the track and toppled down a 10 to 12 foot bank. A. L. Pendergast of Tacoma and Mrs. Pendergast were injured. Cause cited as a broken axle on the mall car. track to be cleared by evening.
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United Press
Chehalis
Wash
Portland Express
Portland
A. L. Pendergast
Tacoma
Hitchcock to resign as postmaster aide to Taft campaign
Washington February 7 authoritative report says First Assistant Postmaster Hitchcock will resign within days to become eastern and southern campaign manager for Taft. He will be replaced by Charles P. Granfield of Lincoln Missouri, currently a confidential clerk.
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United Press
Washington
Hitchcock
Taft
Charles P. Granfield
Lincoln, Mo
Millionaire Talbot Granted Interlocutory Divorce
William H. Talbot, wealthy lumberman, awarded an interlocutory decree. The court says Mrs. Talbot is fit to care for the children, but the sons William C. and Bruce go to the father while Vera stays with the mother. Talbot must cover education expenses up to 250 dollars monthly. Mrs. Talbot may visit the sons on the first Sunday and second Thursday of each month.
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San Francisco
William H. Talbot
Stage Employees' Union Agent Charged With Larceny by Embezzlement
A complaint filed this afternoon in Judge Carroll's court accuses F. KB. Minesch, business agent of the Stage Employes' union, of embezzling funds between January first and February first. Minesch was arrested by Detectives Peterson and McClurg and denies the charge.
Republican councilmen meeting planned at headquarters
Republican candidates for councilmen convene this evening at the Republican headquarters in the Oriental building to organize campaign plans. High grade shirt case priced at $1.05 advertised by W. B. Hutchinson Co located at the corner of Union and toe.
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Republican
Oriental Building
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Coal Lands Opened Near Glacier Town
The U S land office opened a block of coal lands west of Glacier Creek in Township 40 North Range 7 East Mount Baker district at 9 am yesterday. Lands lie within half a mile of Glacier town and railroad. area underlaid with rich anthracite like coal high in carbon and low in sulfur.
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Uited States Land Office
Mount Baker
Twitchell
Register Smith
Glaeler Creek
Glacier
Glacier Creek
Pennsylvania
Lincoln Arcade Work Nears Completion on Fourth Avenue
The Lincoln hotel arcading on Fourth Avenue is finished and workers excavate the street to widen the avenue. Fluted columns support the east wall as the sidewalk will extend after regrading. The Independent Telephone Co. and the I. A. C. building will also be arcaded.
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Lincoln
Independent Telephone Co
Contractors Bid On Schools
Active bidding rises as the board of education calls tenders for Whitworth and Palmview school buildings. Bids will be opened tonight. Each school costs about 20000 dollars. Whitworth rises at Southeast Seattle and Fairview northeast of Green Lake.
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Board of Education
Whitworth
Palmview
Seattle
Fairview
Green Lake
Jury Deadlocks in Sam Watkins Liquor Sale Case
This afternoon the jury failed to reach a verdict in the Sam Watkins case. Watkins, a waiter at the Biemarck cafe, is charged with selling liquor on Sunday disguised as tea.
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Sam Watkins
Biemarck Cafe
Accident Leads to Arrest After Assault on Washington Street
An unnamed laborer, about 45, was arrested at 4 AM on Washington Street and First Avenue after a skull fracture and a broken arm were found by Dr. Hunt, the city physician. The man was booked for drunkenness and taken to the Emergency.
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Donlan
Washington St
Firet Av
Hunt
Coxey in St Louis Seeks Unemployed Conven tion
General Coxey arrived in St Louis on February 7 to take part in the planned convention of the unemployed. He is expected to urge relief measures and organize relief efforts among marchers.
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Coxey
St. Louis
Here
Trustees and Officers to be Elected at Baptist Meeting
Trustees and other officers of the First Baptist Church will be elected at a meeting scheduled for next Thursday evening. The gathering was postponed a week from the original plan and will proceed with the election of church leaders.
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The
First Baptist Church
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