On Grounded Talk of Legislature and Senators
The piece recounts a Washington state capital scene with Senator Van de Vanter and a practical joker at a saloon, plus remarks on bills affecting the oyster industry and other legislative measures. It notes the rush of bills near session end and the interest of King county figures in banking and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
van de Vanter
King
Sena
Hottermak Tere
Sietguaty
Fram Ing
Mina Rie
Bouweertes
Representative Lewy
House Committee On Fisheries
Mail From Nome Reports Stolen Letters and Ship News
The Dolphin arrived from Skagway with about 800 letters from Nome, carried by boats to Dawson and by stage to Skagway. Mail left Nome November a week later than the latest reports. Pot hunters in the Mood canal area are said to slaughter in large numbers, with meat shipped in trunks and cases to evade game wardens. Authorities attempted to apprehend the culprits, aided by warden efforts.
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Dolphin
Yosterday
Skagway
Hout
Nome
Dawson
Nom
Han
Budget Kills Cut University Estimates In Olympia
In Olympia on February 13, Senator Hamilton and a joint committee slashed the state university budget. The board of trustees saw total maintenance fall from 290 000 to 150 000, and several line items were trimmed or eliminated. Notable cuts include the library power plant hall of science and railroad improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympta
Hamilton
House
Board of
State University
Hall of Science
Turf Company Chief Arrives Amid Investor Fallout
B J Arnold head of the Turf Company arrived in St Louis from Hot Springs. His sensational failure ruined many investors. sheriff seeks to take control as managers face questions. Hallways fill with savers who lost their money in company stocks.
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ST. Louis
J. Arnold
Turf Ihreement Company
Hot Springs
Ucetta
Railroading clashes hit Washington legislature in open session
In Olympia, lawmakers tangled over an elective highway commission bill as Senator Tolman pushed the measure. Clewton Kiel designed a scheme to place Pierce county members in opposition while the House debated committee of the whole status. The Senate passed Moore's electric rounda rights bill, impacting land access for a railroad line.
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Olympia
Web
Moe
Tolman
Clewton Kiele
Hamilton
Pierce County
Houwe
Lawla
Lewis
Mare
Tare
Senate
Moore
Beattie
Tuco
Newport to Boston Norse steamer Ayr out
A historical snippet notes a Norwegian steamer Ayr sailing from Greenock to Boston, 37 days underway with 80 percent loading, ship and port terms reflect a transit from Newport to Boston with odd typographical errors.
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Newport
Ingland
Boston
Ayr
Greenock
Mydmey
RACKET IN CHAMBER AND CHURCH BUILD PLAN
In Paria February 11 a violent chamber scene unfolded during an interpellation of the government. Deputy Winder accused corruption and called Premier Combes a chameleon as ministers withdrew and the hall was cleared. The sitting was renamed but the interpellation not admitted. Elsewhere the University Baptist Church of Brooklyn votes to build a frame church costing at least 12 000 dollars on a corner lot at Avenue and East Forty fifth Street.
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PARIA
Gepution Pecana
Bert Case
Winder Aime
Combes
Chameleon
Ee Vie
Occupylieohair
Att Ong Wee
Hinder
University Bapiist Church of
Brooklyn
Once Avenue
East Fortyffth Street
Dearborn
19Th Ave
Nue
Jefferson Street
Beautiful View
Seattle
Queen Anne
Boston Street
University Car Line
Denny- Fuhrman
After the Crimps and the Arrest of a Vancouver Sailor Leader
A leader of the Riversdale crew has been arrested after trouble aboard the Vancouver Washington ship. Local authorities, along with Consul Laidlaw, plan to prosecute the case in Linett.
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Lie’ Rensen
Tea Wing
The
Bidnam Vancouver
Wash
Buren
Laidlaw
Riversdale
Linett
Grant Cutter to Be Sold as Goldens Gate Replaces
Unofficial word says revenue cutter Grant will be auctioned soon as Goldens Gate, now in San Francisco, takes its place. Captain Tesler and crew will transfer to Goldens Gate, whose commander will succeed Captain Tutule of the Hear, who retires.
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Crana
George Berry
Clara Mor- McPhee
Ferry
Boston
P. Mason
Mason
Goldens Gate
Ban Fran
Tesler
Tutule
Deaths and trials in Myton and Seattle stories
A man known in Myton was found dead in his room at the Mtnevene hotel at 2 pm with unknown cause, coroner praising suspicious nature while police investigate. Funeral services were held for Astro Powter, longtime resident, shipped to Eureka for interment. Mrs Warren died at Providence Hospital. Emmett Wing left behind. Dee and Brown stand trial before a federal court in Manchester over a summer incident in West Seattle without a license.
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Or McKilligan
Myton
Bia
Mtevene
Hoye
McNilligen
Astro Powter
Aueason A
Honney-Watson Company
New Fee
Mre
I Warren
Providence ‘Hospital
Tte
Sewart- Watsos Company
Eureka
Calforna
Cae
Sian Roapitel
Emmett Wing
Dee
Brown
James Brown
Federal
Manford
West Seattle
Mer
Funeral of the Late J. W. Pratt
The funeral of the late John W. Pratt was held under the auspices of Kilkee from Bikes hall at 2 o'clock. Interment occurred in the cemetery.
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John W. Pratt
Kilkee
Bikes’ Hall
Train robbers traced to Butte, sheriff reports
Sheriff Quinn claims evidence that train robbers who held up the Mur on express came to Butte and are hiding there. He mentions a suspect named William McCullag with money in his pockets. The report is terse and filled with fragmented details.
Fire destroys Pope residence and contents in Fremont
A two story home at 34466 Ashworth Avenue Fremont owned by KT Pope was destroyed by a afternoon fire. The fire caused extensive damage to the Pope residence and its contents with estimated losses running high.
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Pope
Ashworth Avenue
Fremont
Charles Jotiee Ant
Commission Adjourns as Darrow Closes Miner Case
The anthracite commission nears decision after Darrow finishes his argument for miners. He emphasizes strike causes, eight hour law, violence, evictions, and union recognition while citing evidence and figures to the commission.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Commission
Ite
Darrow
Decia Hom
Fone
Torrey
Taki
Corta
Baer
Sale on Regular Music and Instruction Books
Advertises regular music pieces and instruction books at reduced prices for one week. Offers guitar for 4.45 with felt, an 11.09 item with case, and extra strings. Highlights mail orders and postage, urging quick purchases amid expected high demand.
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Feady
Janos
Marine News: Steamers Arrival and Plans for Nome Trade
The steamer Bithy Thompson arrived at Tacoma from Coos Bay where she spent winter as a cold storage vessel for hailbus. She will be overhauled before resuming Nome trade next spring. The steamer Queen arrived from California with 2 passengers, 77 bound for Seattle, three for Tacoma. The City of Puebla departed with 76 passengers for the Golden Gate City.
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Bithy Thompson
Tacoma
Coonbay
Queen
California
Seattle
Puebla
Golden Gate City
Public Notices and Classified Ads Mix In Historical Page
A fragmented society notices page shows scattered advertisements and personal notices. The text mentions employment studies and land offers, with references to Christ ensen's hall Red 21 and various businesses, banks, and institutes, all in a dated early 20th century style.
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Luter
North West
Legis
Morrison
Seattle T
Taco Bank
Neds
Malehaven
Cinah Dille
Path
Light and Power
Tompete
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
D. C
Dem
Massachusette
Beeth
Inter
Eary
Wng
Wittiam
Wright
Plainfield
N. J
Salem
Ore
Tate Senate
British Columbia
United States
Firet Avenue
Wildcat Companies
Ane P
J. W. Pratt
Butte
Buenos Ayres
New York
Afernoon
Stern
Adams
Moar Keteon
Portdd
King Bros
Old God
Mate
Shrewsbury
Barnes
Steinway Dealers
Sherman, Clay &0
Valentines
LPOM
First Avenue
Yvonne
Marie le Fevre
Georgette Norman
Howe
the Good Shepherd
Hell
Angelique
Bowber
Mrt
Good Shepherd
Airia
H. C. Gill
Mont France
Poinsel Pais
M. A. Newell & Co
Florence
Honolulu
Chip Iam
Tampa
Melbourne
Palmas
Bartell Drug Co
Ayer
CTV Au Ute
Second Avenue
Commission
Sheepecas
D. S. Johnston CO
R. T. Shannon
Bakers
National Biscuit ‘Co
Nabisco Ported
Neva
Beatle
Alwaya
Boston AE Ai
Buck & CO
Nd Avenue
New Times
Emerson Cook
Anne Carter
A. G Dalin
Meotor
Cental
Marine News
Society
Lance
Arthur Deemue
Aleey mi Indep
A Nee
Moran
Lal Auxen
Tferele Helei
Institute of Befence
Denny Building
Seine
Erowil
Saar Bee Pike Street
Rortuwatren Contervatory OF
Green Lake
Mat
Kenton
Adams & Nichols
Second Ave
Madison
Qualheim & Holman
New York Block
Columbia
Call
Ace
Stettengren & Arnell
Roxwell
First
Adams Nichola
Ae Recent Ave
Perty
Melland
Geen
Werien Land
Rossen & CO
Stanly
Roomea
Arcade
F. H. Hillman
Yowler Way
University Heights
Brooklyn Avenue
University
C. B. Kittredgeniversity
Ron
Nooma
Seeris
Bickerton &O
Generel Sue Honeere
Jerenial
Tractors Ornl
Booth - Whittleryy - Hamford
Abe
Imattle Adethact CO
N.Y. Vn
Bank OF Ee Ae
SOL
Mm ‘Gollarsh
Bank OF
Pasa
Europe
Roms Husk Rees College
Recond
Madame
EMITH
Winckies
Bown
ierrawonTh
Firmhelms Ra
Pike
Oman
Os Te Insurance
Mechanical Engineers
Pioneer
J. A. Mackinnon
Kiphee
Hatley
Coltine Minia
Nars
Ty Bare
Aod Wilding
F. BK Adams
Colman Physici
Annie Resell
Fine Pia Dikgoan Bron
Umbia
Ho Woodhouse CO
Main
Ain Apnea
Rautman Plumbing CO
Amanne Printing
Linden 3Iter
Nat Wee Report Printing Co
APL
Meston
Yessler
Tate
Occidental Ave —Houete, Jacobs, Trenholme
Ryris Fra
Northwestern Commercial
Pioneer Building
Union 81
Nome and Teller
Alaska
Port Orchard
U. & Ieee
Yorde
Athlon Port Orchard
Woven Pier
Bremerton
Anna
Charlowton
LePor
Orton
Everiynds
City OF Everwtt
Everett
Thoene
Shines
Colman Dok
Bcott
Maer
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