Poultry Show Ends With Crowds and Cash Prizes
The Poultry Show closes with a grand finale as exhibitors from multiple cities present Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Brahmas. Winners receive cash premiums including best six males, best three females, and top pen prizes led by Jene Eugene of Oregon and J. L. Ander of Tacoma. The judging notes lively turnout and social pages as birds mingle with judges and fans.
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Plymouth
Jene Eugene
Plymouth Rocks
E. We Wis
Seattle
W. S.ton
Tacoma
Biver
Thomas
J. Grenache
North Yakima
Sec& Jenkins
Jenkins
Ifemies
Dottes
A. H. Carvosen
Brahmas
Henry Netaon Sr
Johane
Jacob
German Crisis Seen Ending as War Moves West
The day reports indicate the German crisis is over with Moltke’s forces reorders to abandon the West. Fever cases surface in several streets including A. Caster at 823 Nester Bligh and Mrs. Fox on Western avenue, with other illness notes tied to local residents Mary Joses and Dorothy Taft among addresses listed.
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Moltke
West
A. Caster
Nester Bligh
Hometead
Western Avenue
Mrs. Fox
Queen Family
A. D. McKihimey
Mary Joses
Dorothy Taft
Depny
War whoops spark manhunt for four escaped youths
Four Native American youths escaped from a Tacoma area reservation. Police and city authorities across the Sound region pursue Noble Carkeek Dawson, Johnny Mobs, and Alexander Cargon as they roam the woods and streams seeking freedom. The tale frames their escape as a desire to leave slow reservation life for wild adventures. Superintendent Phillips and Chief Sullivan lead the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Yeasterday
Sound Country
Noble
Dawson Carkeek
Johnny Mobs
Alexander Cargon
Phillips
Hhe Reservation
Sullivan
Carpenters Discuss Special Union Convention Call
On Tuesday evening January 14 the carpenters union will consider calling a special convention of the United Brotherhood of Oteta and Joiners of America to investigate and decide the charges against former Secretary sreapares. A member will attend and vote on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
United Brotherhood of Otera and Joiners of America
Protest Over Desecration at Fortson Memorial Site
The First Washington Volunteers' association protests leasing Fortson place at the city's triangle intersection of Second Avenue South and Yester Way. The tract was set aside for a monument to Ex-City Attorney Fortson and other soldiers who died in the Philippines. The group asks a name change ordinance be passed before any lease.
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First Washington Volunteers’ Association
Fortson Place
Second Avenue South
Yester Way
Fortson
Philippines
Auction of 106 Children Prompts Outcry in Park Theater
In Youngstown Ohio Captain McDiarmid of the Salvation Army announces an auction of 106 children at the Park theater tomorrow night. He says he has parental consent and will place each child with the highest bidder, assuring lawful conduct and good homes and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Mapiarmia
Salvation Army
Park Theater
McDiarmid
Mint Director seeks extra funds for Beattie company
Washington January 11 Director of the Mint Roberts has asked for an additional 2900 dollars to be approved for the Beattie company to cover expense accounts for the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roberts Han
Wool Project Eyes Subsidy to Shift Wool Trade to U S
J A Moore reports from Seattle that A A Alley, after negotiating in New Zealand and Australia, seeks a government subsidy to divert wool manufacturing to the United States. Officials have shown favor, noting New Zealand and Australia revenue declines of about 6 million dollars last year and tariff barriers. Alley plans to return to Seattle in February to press the effort. The narrative then shifts to local theater notes praising performances at the Grand and upcoming shows, highlighting a village parson production and Willson's Juvenile Minstrels with child performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
A. Alley
Seattle
Chamber of Commmerce
Alley
New Zealand
Australia
United States
London
German Dramatic Club Formed by City Residents
The German Dramatic club has been organized by German residents of the city, with Andrew Heckler as president and Alfred Lueben manager. It will present German plays from time to time for amateur entertainment.
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Andrew Heckler
Alfred Lueben
Senator Depew Arrives With Bride Aboard American Liner
Senator Depew and his bride arrive today from Ku on the American liner St. Louis. They will proceed to Washington tomorrow, where the senator will resume his duties in the Senate.
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New York
Depew
St. In
Washington
Cie
Senate
Night School Sees Growing Enrollments and Attendance
Night school enrollment climbs with more than 27 percent of students attending. The nightly turnout fluctuates with many absentees on home nights, while overall attendance remains strong but not yet at the high mark.
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Aew
Heattle
Oil Fuel Tests Move Through Channel Squadron Ships
London Jan 11 reports the British Admiralty has run oil fuel experiments in torpedo destroyers and this week tested coal and oil mixed fuel in two battleships and first class cruisers of the Channel squadron. The fuel is under favorable consideration.
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London
British Admiralty
Emanuel Baptist church dedication set for tomorrow in Chester
Elaborate arrangements are complete for the dedication of the new Emanuel Baptist church in Chester Pennsylvania. The $20,000 edifice was financed in part by a gift from industrialist and philanthropist Samuel A Crozer. Dr Wagoner formerly of Globebreck, Cor First and Maddison, has moved.
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Chester
New Emanuel Baptist Church
Mamuel A. Crozer
Philanthroeprint
New Hose and Ladder Truck Delivered to Fire Headquarters
A new hook and ladder truck arrives at Beattle fire department headquarters with life nets and tall-building reach. Chief Cook seeks official inspection by the board of public works. A $82,000 verdict was returned for Dennis McLaughlin against Pacific Coast Co for a mine injury in Franklin Coal.
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Beattle
Cook
Board of Public Works
Dennis McLaughlin
Pacific Coast Co
Franklin
Beattie Fuel Co
Mail from Nome Delayed. Routes Fail to Deliver
No mail has arrived from Nome since the erason closed with the last steamer. It is too soon to expect a shipment via the river to Skagway. Promises of the Thamna route remain unfulfilled. A mail shipment to Nome is sent about every two weeks, yet there are no return letters from the northern area. Post office authorities cannot explain the cause.
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Nome
Skagway
Thamna
The Oracle at Grand Impresses Seattle Audiences
A large fashionable crowd attended the Grand to see The Oracle by Mar Carr Moore. The production drew praise for its strong cast and well drilled chorus while noting room for refinement in musical subtleties.
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Seattle
Mar Carr Moore
Mary Carr Moore
Embezzlement warrant issued for Kernaghan cashier
A. C. Sands of Sunset Telephone Co. swore out a complaint in Justice Cann's court charging Warren Howard Kernaghan with embezzling $4000. A warrant was issued for his arrest as he disappeared from the city in 1910. Private detectives investigated and the case rests on securing his capture through the sheriff.
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A. C. Sands
Sunset Telephone Company
Justice Cann
Warren Howard Kernaghan
Kernaghan
Waa Sounel
Pacific Surety Company
Sands
Fulton
Kerraghan
Wife Seeks Missing Husband Albert Burgess Urges Mayor Aid
Mrs. Albert Burgess of 619 Seminary Avenue Chicago writes to Mayor Humes asking help to locate her husband Albert Daveres who left Salt Lake City December 2 for Seattle. He is reported to be in a Seattle hospital. a photograph is enclosed.
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Albert Burgess
Seminary Avenue
Chicago
Humes
Albert Daveres
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Democrats of the Second Ward Meet at Workmen's Hall
The Democrats of the Second ward will hold a meeting in the Work man's hall at the corner of Twenty sixth avenue and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Workman's Hall
Twentysixth Avenue
Jackson
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Prancia Murphy
Woosteroe
A, Mont
L. Gom
Ateomas A. Ediaon
Puyallup
Carpenters
the Wool Project
Busiden
George the Third
England
Menara
Buhler
Ann
Wagner
Ciand
Minstrels
Willson
Chauncey
Dr. Wagoner
Fential
Globebreck
Cor, Firet
Maddison
Overscaz
2D Ave
Columbia, Tel
Harvard Dental
Second Ave
German Bakery
Etheevede
The
Oracle
Ladies’ Relief Society of
Valley Forge
Third Avenue Theater
OPERA
John Cort
Mgr. Tel
Concerto
Wagner's
Beattie's
Genevieve Reife
Sunset Company
Ate Raenee Theater
Meneger Im
Manhattan Company
New York City
Ieee
Wm. Russell
Seattie
Prose Main
Buhler & Mann
Wm. L. Robert
James
Maison Barberis
Warner
Trust
Kilmer
Pierce
Paine
Second Avenue
Seattle Poultry Assocation
of Thoroughbred
Poultry
Stock
Germania Hall
Rand
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Armory
Eagle's Hall
Second and
Pike Street
Cap
Kegley
Quaker Drug CO
First Avenue
Globe Building
Isco
Avenue
Mar
Tor
Opera House
Phon
Beatties
Ladies
Rainei Beer
Rainier
Uality
Sherman, Clay & Co, Steinway Dealers
Kirk
First Ave
Brunner & Co
Pike
Main
California
Speak of the Star
Seattle Electric Co
John M. Davis & CO
Pioneer Block
Roth
Wren
Eversole Optical Coo
Wat
Seater & Company
Wash
Ramaker Music CD
Goldman’s
Marion
Michigan Stove Company
GEO. H. Woohouse CO
Lide. SG
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah Coal CO
Madison Street
Chas. Dangerfield
New York Block
Great Republic
Lost Creek
Queen Oil
Crow's Nest Ol and Coal Company
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Pioneer Square
Dentists
Rapid
Dan Ie Ee
Fourth and
Morrison Streets
Portland
First Avenua Pioneer Square
Howard Building
A. Lindauer
Alfred S. Witter & CO
H. T. Turner
Hinckley Block
Ernst Bros
Tel
Green
Shamek Umbrella Hospital
Remington
E. C. Niles
Cherry St
Bernham
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
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