Humboldt Returns Home Amid Ice and Strife
The Humboldt, commanded by Captain Boniflelt of the Pacific Mount Steamship Co, arrived back in port after a 16 day outward voyage and 10 day return. She reported Nome vessels at Dutch Harbor and cited the Ruthan as engineeerman, with two crew desertions adding to delays. The voyage included towing Vega in Unimak and carried passengers including F. N S&S Ingraham and T. Hiatt, amid mining interests run by Captain Jas Kalish and the Mets enterprise.
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Nome
Humboldt
Boniflelt
Pacific Mount Steamship Co
Dutch Harbor
Ruth
Higgins
Barbtor
Ruthan
Masye T. Hiatt
F H. M. O'Connor
T. Ae
Semelnat
Jas. Kalish
Mets
Notable Winsome Assembly Opens With Noted Lecturers
ARSAW Ind July 1 The Winona Assembly and ee opened today in the West and promises a day of scholarly lectures. Noted participants include Dr Anna De Witt Talmage Prof M Coulter Senator Chas Dr Frank W Gunsaulus and Fallows of England.
Gay bib and Tucker parade program announced for Black Hills fest
A festive event in the Black Hills promises a large crowd with parades speeches contests and athletic games. Delegations from Pine and Rosebud agencies will attend along with several visiting dignitaries.
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DPD
S&s DD
Black Hills
Promiere
Se Nore
Pine
Rosebud
Epworth Home Opens Amid Lake Orton Resort Plans
A Foreague home at Lake Orton opens with space for many in need of care. The article notes plans for a larger resort center and middle league activities, indicating broader community aims and development following the opening.
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Lake Orton
Heat Wave Grips Cities Amid Record Temperatures
The dispatches report extreme heat across multiple locations with near 100 degree readings and high humidity. Deaths and prostrations are tallied in several cities as officials warn of continuing dangerous heat conditions. Local notes mention rainfall hopes and urban concerns as areas cope with the heat wave.
Death of Fr. F. Birtwell during honeymoon hiking
In Albuquerque on July 1 it is reported that Fr. F Birtwell died by strangulation while descending a tree using a rope. Officials say the rope accidentally wound around his neck and he could not be saved. He and his bride were on their honeymoon at the Rio Pecos forest reservations in Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
F. Birtwell
Birtwell
Ald
Prof
Birwell
Rio Pecos
Mexico
Steamer Preston Wrecked in Lake Superior Storm
A severe Lake Superior storm wrecked the steamship Preston off Winnipeg. Captain Barlow of Toledo Ohio and the Athabasca’s Captain Me Dougall rescued the crew after the wreck.
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Winnipeg
Man
Preston
Barlow
Toledo Oo
Lake Superior
Me. Dougall
Athabasca
Etter
Irving Park collision claims child and injures twenty
A collision between an electric car and two wagons carrying Sunday picnickers on Irving Park boulevard Chicago results in one child dead and about twenty injured. The crash causes horses to trample victims and loose timbers to strike bystanders. Police and rescue crews respond to the scene.
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Chicago
Irving Park Boulevard
Cedar River Water Reaches South Seattle as System Turns On
South Seattle officials announce the Cedar River water supply is now active after the main line was turned on today. Residents are urged to conserve as distribution stabilizes.
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Seattle
Eera
Congress
Divine Programme for Man draws Beattie crowds
Rev. Otte A. Smith, new city divine and possible First Presbyterian pastor, preached on The Divine Programme for Man. He argued that possession of Christ’s life leads to enlightenment and sanctification, with ongoing spiritual conditioning and anticipation of great things for humanity. He cited his Bay City, Michigan ministry and Beattie visit as potential permanent pastorate.
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Otte A. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Restatements of a City's Chief of Police Meredith laid to rest
The late Chief of Police Meredith was buried in Lakeview cemetery after a grand Seattle funeral. Attendees filled Butterworth's chapel, the church on Third Avenue, and the grave site, with police, Woodmen of the World, and civic leaders in attendance. A drum band, dove symbols, and floral tributes accompanied the procession and services led by Rev. Clarke Davis.
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Meredith
Lakeview Cemetery
Seattle
Daaa
C. W. Wappenstein
Willard
Crane
Lane
Barck
Kennedy
Eageon
Butterworth’s Chapel
Third Avenue
Pine Street
Leuben
Ice
Sergt. Ward
Sylvan
Humes
Cudhiee
Seattle C No. 0
Woodmen of the World
Jennie Houghton - Etin
Whittlesey
van Buskirk
Wolff
Clarke Davis
William Luft Meredith
Pike Street
Chopin
Ine
F. R. Burch Om
F. Calderhead
Marry Emory
Nome mining feud over waterfront Utah claim
Nome Alaska June 20 A cull by the Nome Smook Mining Co claims waterfront from Nome to Nome river against Maj J Van Orsdals to recover the Utah placer mining claim from which plaintiffs say they were forcibly ejected on June 7 The Utah claim includes the barrack square on the waterfront Ground predates any man raid J T Bowers one of seven desperadoes who broke jail May 2 is the fourth captured June 18 by A J Lowe and Wm Armstrong Bowers helped hold up a claim on Newton gulch to force miners to pay a clean up The three still at large are Landers Miller and Davis.
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Nome
Nome-Smook Mining Co
Nome River
Maj. J. van Orsdals
Utah
Bowers
A. J. Lowe
Wm. P. Armstrong
Newton Gulch
Landers
Miller
Davis
Pleasure seekers fill Sound vessels to Defiance Park and Tacoma
The excursion fleet carried many pleasure seekers yesterday as good morning weather encouraged trips. The Skagit ferried crowds to Defiance Park and Tacoma while the George F Starr and Multnomah sailed to Tacoma and Pleasant Beach. Smaller Sound craft shuttled between Seattle and Alki Point, and a Seattle military band performed at a Pleasant Beach picnic drawing large crowds. West Seattle hosted about 1500 guests from the city.
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Skagit
Defiance Park
Tacoma
Multnomah
Pleasant Beach
al- Kipotat
Seattle
West Seattle
Music Teachers National Association Holds 23rd Convention
Put in Bay welcomes visitors for the 23rd annual conference starting tomorrow. The national group plans four days of sessions focusing on musical pedagogy with lectures and discussions, emphasizing educational features.
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Put-In-Bay
Music Teachers’ National Association
Postmaster J C Werner Marries Miss Luella Murphy at Salem
Postmaster J C Werner of South Seattle wed Miss Luella Murphy at the bride’s Salem home средшесь. They plan to reside in South Seattle. Miss Florence Copeland served as delegate.
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J. C. Werner
South Seattle
Luella Murphy
Salem
Florence Copeland
Community notes from South Seattle and Tacoma meetings
The Christian Endeavor convention at Tacoma will send a report at the next South Seattle union meeting. All smallpox patients are released from quarantine at Georgetown. Rev Rowland Hughes returns to South Park from Alaska this week. The South Park Historical Society cancels next Wednesday’s meeting due to the Fourth of July holiday.
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Christian Endeavor
Tacoma
Bouth Seattle Union
Georgetown
Rowland Hughes
Bouth Park
Alaska
South Park
Mill Accident Injures Chas Waterman at Tuckanan
In Dayton Washington on July 1 a saw broke from its frame at a mill in Tuckanan about 20 miles away injuring Chas H Waterman. The flesh was torn from his left side exposing the ribs in a severe injury.
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Dayton
Wash
Tuckanan
Chas. H. Waterman
Endeavorers End Session At Tacoma Convention
The State China Van Endeavor Union closes its annual convention in Tacoma with a decision to hold the next session in Beattie in 1902. Delegates debated Beattie versus Errett, then settled on Beattie. The day featured a devotional service led by Miss Winnifred Wallbridge of Spokane, a sermon on The Grace of God by Rev. Taylor, and a talk on World-wide Missions by Rev. Tinder. Concluding remarks foresaw greater success in Seattle next year.
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Tacoma
Michard Tjader
New York
China van Endeavor Union
Beattie
Errett
Winnifred Wallbridge
Spokane
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Taylor
Tinder
F. L. Smith
Seattle
Bargain Pricing at Bartell Drug Company Ad
An old advertisement touts Bartell Drug Company with taglines about reliable prices and savings. It lists assorted extracts, medicines, syrups, and tonics with low prices, promising quality at costs lower than competitors. The copy emphasizes money saved and satisfactory value across multiple items.
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Bartell Drug Company
Aug Trust
Eno
Pierce
Western Avenue Prices and Fruit Market Update
The week opens with Western Avenue prices firm. Rutter up to 21 cents Begs at 1947. Strawberries sell from 1.00 to 2.00 with weather hurting quality. Pears, peaches, and cherries show varied demand and pricing amid improving conditions expected after sun.
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Western Avenue
Rutter
Hoyle
Corrected Daily Prices for Green Fruit and Fresh Meat
The corrected daily listing shows green fruit prices for Lemone 2.00 61.00 per box, bananas 2.47 2.80, olives 2.00 per gallon, strawberries 1.60 per crate, pineapples 1.60 per dozen, and various fruits including apples, peaches, cherries, dates, and tomatoes. Fresh meat prices list beef 0.50 per lb, mutton, pork, and ham with premiums for large and small cuts, plus dairy product prices from multiple creameries. The Seattle dock rates include grain oats 90.00 per 100, barley 21.00, wheat 22.60, corn 11.40, and Puget Sound hay 14.00 per ton.
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Lota
Seattle
Puget Sound
Alfalfa and Poultry Prices From Washington Market
Market ledger lists prices for dairy and livestock items. Includes native creamery products, cheese, fresh ranch offerings, live poultry such as chickens ducks and turkeys, dressed poultry, cattle calves sheep and hogs with varied weights and price marks.
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Hutter
Washington
Eastern Lows
Klein
Freeh Ranch
Eastern
New York
Fiacyonsin
California
Glioquefort
Adam
Limbouraer
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the Terminal Co
Midnidhty
Wati
Moyer
Shooting Club
Delphia
First Presbyterian
Otis A. Smith
Joaly
Heattle
Tacoma, Joly
Portland
Ing OF
Thuba
Otm Lhr
God
Christ Jesus
Second Avenue
Yesier
Raymond & Hoyt
Second Ave
Howe
Ernst Bros
Pike St. Tol
Swedd
Sveses
Geo. McLernon
2Nd Ave
J. Matzger
A. Lindauer
Pike St
Mee Chong
W. Ww. Wougnton
Are
Turner
West Street
Hama
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Gurney
Eats
Lees
Fee
Frederick & Nelson
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
Skeattle Theater
Nowre
Willson
Andrews
Ihe
Phird Avenue Theater
Bone
Megf
Manly
Baldwins
Farnsworth's
Pharmacy
Main
First Avenue
Columbia
Chico
W. S. Mayfield Family Grocer
Pike St. Tel
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Minglei
County of King
State of Washington
Martha J. Kenneeley
A. Young
A. C. MacDonald
Larke Building
King County
Wington
A, Young
Executrix
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Beattie Daily
Sherman
CLAY
East India Tea CO
I. T. CO
Star Paint CO
Madison Park
Pawyee Jims
Madison Street
Searchlight
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Jeffries
IML Bon Marche
Jarche
Jace
Eevee
Jacquari, Priestley & Co
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TX Peece
Navy
Cardinal
Old Rome
Reseda
Son Marche Nordhoff & Co., Inc
Stray
Keeley Institute
Keeley
British Columbia
Institute Bourne
Green Lake
Fremont
Sullivan Building
W .S Castle
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Kimball
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Yesler Way
Thone
Me Dreau Albert Hansen
Thi
Seattle Gas Ektric Ca
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