Two Judges Sought For Ninth Circuit Alaska Work
Washington reports Senator Piles pushing for two additional Ninth Circuit judges to handle Alaska cases, with a ten-member commission proposed to inspect harbors during summer. Justice Department notes Roosevelt will not nominate Judge Wickersham this session, granting a recess appointment possibility.
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Piles
Alaska
Secretary of the Interior
Carsine
Chase
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Wickersham
Senate
Howard James III At Spokane
Howard James III director of purchases for the Great Northern railroad is at Sacred Heart hospital Spokane with acute pneumonia. His condition is reported serious by physicians.
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Star
Spokane
Howard James
Great Northern Railroad
Sacred Heart Hospital
Beriope Telegraph Service
London
Michard Garteney
Tom Thumb
Keyptien Hall
Bomersel
White Pass Signs New Agreement
The White Pass & Yukon route announces a traffic agreement with McKenna Bros. Limited for freight transport to Skagway. The contract takes effect from an unspecified date. McKenna Bros. will add the steamer Harvard to its fleet joining the Maldia and Henrietta Albert Heathorn.
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Vancouver
B.C
White Pass
Yukon
Reg. War Steamship Combine
Skagway
McKen Aie Bros. Limited
Harvard
Maldia
Henrietta Albert Heathorn
General Agency Corporation
Paeiftte Coast Steamship Company
MacKennsh Bros
Pioneer Tacoma grocer John L. Jonnson dies suddenly
John L. Jonnson a longtime Coast and Tacoma resident and Pioneer grocer died yesterday in Tacoma from heart disease. Funeral arrangements are pending with local contacts.
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Tacoma
John L. Jonn
Houth Tacoma
Delegates Converge for State Nursing Convention
Delegates of the Washington State Association of Nurses gather in the city for the convention with a large reception held last night. The constitution and bylaws were adopted at an afternoon meeting. In Elmira New York on February 26 there are over four hundred delegates at the state prohibition party conference opening today.
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Washington State Association of Nurses
Elmira
N. Y
Prohibtion Party
Cord Wood Card Production Investment Proposal
The plan outlines a Douglas fir wood card product line with a $28.60 sale value and $12.00 cost, yielding $16.60 gross profit per card and about $830 daily profit. The plant would process fifty cords daily, cost roughly $96,000 to erect, with durable machinery lasting at least twenty years and insurance under 1 percent annually. The facility would be well positioned for rail and water shipping to meet market demand.
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United States
Canada
Accenetbie
Treasury
Puget Sound National Bank
Seattle
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Reed
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Second Avenue
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Chehalie
Mead
Gray's Marker
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Third Ave
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Wwe Ave
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A Smith
Caer
Olympia
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Puget Sound
Senate Committee
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A. J. Mall
Blein
Tie Shoemaker
Berkeley
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
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Hoth
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NEW
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Australia
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Victoria
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Littleeana
Puget Sound Wood Products Company
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Puget Sound Wood Products CO
Bushrod W. Bell
Wood
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Sunset Main
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