Campaign intrigue and a pledged conflict in the ward
Darnell learns Mason will sign the Citizens' Safety league pledge amid Old Man and Ryan pressure. The Old Man reveals a plan for Mason against the independent, while Darnell’s presence shifts the balance. Mason resolves to sign, risking a split with the Democrats as Howe may operate freely in the eighth ward.
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Rob Stewe
Maronea
Clideens
Ryan
Howe
Rhatopi
Mah Waa
Mason
Democratic Club
Darnell
Citizens’ Safety League
O'Hara
Baxter O'Hare
Baxter
Macon
Milly Ryan
Bob Howe
Maagon
Warda
The
Safety League
Democratic Party
Democrats
Pepper
Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel Victoria Event
A note from January records mentions the Canadian Pacific Railway Hotel in Victoria hosting an event described as most charming by Garrow. Details are sparse in the fragment.
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Victoria
Navy Yard Trade Notes on Ships and Dockyards
The item lists U. S. Navy Yard operations with ships including Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia. It mentions mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipice and notes boats depart Pier 2 Yealer Way Ames daily. Round trip price sixty cents.
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U. S Navy Yard
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Mammoth Dry Docks
Nipsle
Yealer Way
Ames
Briefs: Parker slams Bryan as Aiba recalled and more
Alton B Parker roasted Bryan in Albany calling him the man not wanted during 1903 campaign. Japanese vice consul Tenneji Aiba recalled. Judge Phillips ruled the Amalgamated Glass Workers Union restrained trade and its disunion ordered. Miner John Bagdon gravely injured at Wilkeson train yard. Tacoma federal building plans near ready for work. Five foot tall Penna Jaeger caught a burglar. NY fire department scandal. A bill to build 15 submarines for the Pacific at 5 million cost introduced. Cruiser South Definitive set to join service next Monday. NY meeting urged candidate to run for president.
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Alton B. Parker
Albany
N. Y
Bryan
Parker
Tenneji Aiba
Portland
Judge Phillips
Cleveland
Amalgamated Glass Workers’ Union
John Bagdon
Wilkeson
Tacoma
Penna Jaeger
New York
Flose
Testa
Congress
Pacific Coast
South Delectant
Aes
Bima
$6,000,000 Congress Office Buildings Rise in Washington
Exclusive Washington report describes two new office complexes for Congress, each costing $5,000,000 plus furnishings, covering a full city block. Details include private underground rail connections, suites for 397 members, private dining and barber shops, running ice water, private stairs and elevators, and secluded access to halls. Senate workspaces not yet under roof.
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Seattle Star
Washington, D.C
Senate Chamber
Hall of Representives
Senate
House
Congressman Pumphrey
Captwo
Hall of Representatives
Government loans loom over banks as disasters, crimes, and reforms shake nations
A jagged summary notes Cortetyou’s loan calls on institutions, Walter Williams dies at Magdalena Bay in a coal loading accident, a boy pistol threat prompts security fears, the Japanese House of Peers convenes in Tokio amid conservative sentiment, counterfeiters threaten the clearing system, and prices or sums rise to five dollars on a risky market.
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Walter Williams
Saturn
Magdalena Bay
House of Peers of
Japan
Tokio
Hogulam
Army Engineers to Inspect Canal
A party of army engineers reached this city last night and will inspect proposed work at Tacoma Olympia and Everett before returning to complete the Lake Washington canal plan. The board includes Col. Dante Lockwood Lieut. Col. B. Leach and Capt. H. H. Weber. They consider a coast inspection trip and note Seattle citizens' substantial canal subscriptions as a favorable signal in official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Olympia
Everett
Lake Washington
Dante Lockwood
8. B. Leach
H. H. Weber
Seattle
Lm Ie
Fund for Home Growing As Donations Increase
The Washington Children's Home Society fund for a new home stands near $6,000 with roughly $775 added in ten days. The largest single gift is $102 from Temple de Hirsch, and Japanese churches also contributed.
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Washington Children's Home Society
Temple de Hirsch
Layoff Follows Pipe Consignment for City Project
The arrival of a 30 inch pipe yesterday forced the layoff of about 100 workers on the Pike street to Tinton street job. A portion of these men were reassigned to other trench duties while openings were found.
Candidates debate before German American Republican club
Thirty five voters from the German American Republican club heard five of eight mayoralty candidates at the Oriental last night. John F Miller and John Humphries spoke on enforcement of laws and volunteerism, while P P Carroll and Lewis Levy addressed public service. others declined.
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Republican Club
Mocety
Oriental
Can
John F. Miller
John &. Humphries
P. P. Carroll
O. P. Oliver
Lewis Levy
W. P. Trimble
Jingeap
John KE. Humphries
Judee Miller
Leftover discontinued styles offered at Shout cost closeout
A stock of rare second hand and slightly good condition, discontinued styles remains and will be closed out in a few days at Shout cost.
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Cery
Hadiey-frone
Fisher
Miss
Dave
Dale
Papa Deb
Daniel
Hilly Ryan
Canadian Pacific
Gspeiger & Hurlbut
He Lee
Lenox
Lenox Laundry
Nes
M Rogers
Cold Meat Ladies
Spelger
Hurlbut
2Nd Avenue
Union Street
Cortetyou
Fund For Home
Union Savings & Trust Co
James DB. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Humphries
Miller
Trimble
Russell
Republican Party
Kohler & Chase
Weber
Knabe
Fischer
Clench & Warren
Singer
Second Ave
University Sts
Arcade
Toca Medics
Iture Co, Avon
First Avenue
Smith Premier
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co
1St
Av. S
Wash
Rio Grande
Parise
Ole
Johnson
Hite
Dee
Ray
Fay
Tee
Scaana Hille
California
Cline
Second Avenue
Schilling
American Watch & Jewelry Co
Seattle-Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr