Bryan and Gray in Democratic power move reports
Albany hotel room preparations stir Bryan and Gray factions as Abbot arrives with support for Bryan. Johnson camp notes a possible eastward boost for Gray while Bryan rests on his farm awaiting Friday’s banquet and Denver platform tensions loom. Hawaiian delegates prepare for Denver with four headed for the city and two remaining in place.
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Mincoln
Neb
Roger Sullivan
Judge B. Parker
Denver
Navy Yard Report Shows Atlantic Fleet Docked At Yard
Atlantic fleet remains at the Navy Yard with the battleship Rhode in drydock. Boats continue to depart as maintenance and service work proceeds at the facility.
Wage Pact Cuts Tin Workers Pay
A wage agreement reached by the Amalgamated Association of Sheet Tin Steel and Iron workers and the American Sheet and Tin Plate company cuts tin workers pay by 6 percent and sheet department scale by 2 percent. About 10,000 workers are affected.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Sheet Tin, Steel and Iron Workers
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Sheet Department
Ruthenian student sentenced to death in Potock killing
Lemburg July 1 Mieroslap Siesyncki a Ruthenian student who shot and killed Count Andres Potock governor of Galicia has been condemned to death.
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Lemburg
Mieroslap Siesyncki
Andres Potock
Galicia
Pure Milk Convention Called By State Health Authority
Health Commissioner Crichton leads a statewide drive to convene in this city to discuss the campaign against impure milk. The effort aims to systematize health authorities' work and push for laws to improve dairy products.
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Crichton
Co-Defendant In Divorce Suit In Seattle
The city of Seattle was named a defendant in a divorce action filed by Mrs. Sarah L. Stay against Andrew H. Stay. The filing alleges legal separation and oddly makes the municipality a party to the suit to protect Mrs. Stay’s potential share of a damages verdict against Blewett.
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Seattle
Sarah L. Stay
Andrew H. Stay
Stay
Blewett
Fourth of July carnival opens in Bremerton
Everett celebrates the Fourth with a six day carnival run by the Woodmen of the World. A Knights of Pythias lodge opens at Buckley as the park board allocates 46000 dollars for improvements.
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Em Everett
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
Buckley
Oe Park Board
Fireworks Boom Despite Hard Times In Seattle
More than $100000 will be spent in Seattle this Fourth of July on fireworks and explosives. Dealers report sales up as people have money to spend, with shipments to Sound ports and Alaska. Old fashioned Chinese firecrackers and Roman candles sell fast while restrictions cut blank cartridges and dynamite canes. New novelties include Loop the Loop, Silver Maple, Sunflowers and Butterflies.
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Seattle
Sound Ports
Alsaka
Stringer Begins Campaign for King County Sheriff
Marshal John Stringer quits federal service after a decade in the government to pursue election as sheriff of King County. He previously resigned as deputy marshal in 1898 to join the Washington volunteers in the Spanish American War and returned after the conflict. Marshal Fred Lathe will succeed him.
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John Stringer
Uncle Sam
King County
Lou C. Smith
Stringer
Washington Volunteers
Spain
Fred Lathe
Texas cowboy preacher draws crowds at Temple Baptist meetings
Cowboy Samuel G. Hettes of Texas, a preacher for the Volunteers of America, has attracted large gatherings over the past week. The organization has secured Temple Baptist Church at Third Ave. and Cedar St. for services over the next two weeks.
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Samuel G. Hettes
Texas
Volunteers of America
Temple Baptist Church
Third Av
Cedar St
Atlantic fleet sights at the navy yard
The Atlantic fleet is in view at the navy yard as the battleship Rhode Taiand lies in drydock. Boats depart from Pier 2 at foot of Yealer Way ten times daily for round trips priced at fifty cents.
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Atlantic Fleet
Navy Yard
Yealer Way
Omaha mayor Dahl and bonds move to Olympia
Jim Dahl, Omaha mayor, linked to prominent figures as City Comptroller Carroll travels to Olympia to deliver the last $200,000 in city lighting bonds. The $600,000 total issue had been state purchased. In Montana, the Democratic convention at Bozeman begins to choose delegates for Denver with expectations of W A Clark leading and Bryan support among delegates.
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Olympia
Montana
Rutte
Mont
Bozeman
Denver
W. A. Clark
Bryan
May Delay the Lake Washington Canal Improvement
Dispute over lock location delays the Lake Washington canal project. Ballard mill owners oppose the planned lock site above Ballard, pushing to court, while the canal commission moves it below the suburb per Ballard residents.
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Lake Washington Canal
Ballard
Supreme Court
Hallard
Canal Commission
City bills Seattle Electric for crossing patrol salaries
The city sent Seattle Electric Co. a bill for 6750 dollars covering salaries of crossing patrolmen. An ordinance previously required the company to pay 460 dollars monthly for crossing detail salaries.
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Seattle Electric Co
Laufman Divorce Petition Filed in Salem Court
Anna F E Laufman petitions the superior court for divorce from William K Laufman whom she married in Salem Oregon. She accuses him of non support dating back to 1899 and seeks relief in the case.
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Anna FE. Laufman
Superior Court
William K. Laufman
Salem
Ore
Antlered herd raises funds at season finale smoker
At the i. P. O. B Hall last night the antlered herd raised 8200 dollars for a new home to be built at Fourth and Spring. Vaudeville turns entertained as Jules Redelsheimer, building fund chair, reported strong attendee support during the intermission business talk.
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Jules Redelsheimer
Building Fund
Suitcase Theft on Queen Anne Street Car
Mrs H C Hanrahan of 431 North 42nd Street reported a stylishly dressed woman stole her suitcase from the rear platform of a Queen Anne Street car yesterday afternoon. She notified police.
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H. C. Hanrahan
North 42Nd St
Hanrahan
Night cook accused in restaurant cash tapping
Len Cousins owner of the J. L. restaurant reports to police that his night cook Frank Jeffries tapped the till and fled with $10 last night. Cousins describes Jeffries as having a "niles, clear complexion" in his statement.
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Len Cousins
West Yeaterway
Frank Jeffries
Jeffries
Niles
Koosle Arrested in Oregon After North Yakima Murder
James Parkenute Koosle, wanted for murder in North Yakima, was captured at Chemawa by Deputy Sheriff H. P. Minto. He had enrolled at the Indian training school as a student and evaded detection until a telegram from Sheriff J. M. Edwards prompted vigilance. The 20 year old is charged with killing an Indian companion in a drunken brawl. Great Northern officials from the east visited Wenatchee to plan improvements at the station.
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Ore
James Parkenute Koosle
North Yakima
Cemawa
H. P. Minto
Koosle
J. M. Eawards
ChemawaoKosle
Bishop Potter Near Death In New Bulletin
Cooperstown July 1 Bishop Henry C. Potter, who had been near death for two days, grew weaker according to a bulletin issued by his physicians this afternoon.
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Cooperstown, &. Cy
Henry C. Potter
Relocation Notice for Arnold Vibration Co Address
There to no charge. Arnold Vibration Co at 339 40 Arcade Annex.
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Arnold Vibration CO
Married for money but got fooled in rapid wedding
Anne Deery, a Oakland waitress now in San Francisco, married a man 31 years her senior within 24 hours of meeting him. She says the husband deceived her about his wealth and seeks to annul the marriage after consulting lawyers and returning to the justice who joined them.
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Mre
Nee Deery
Anne
Bee Deery
Oakland
Point Richmond
Aline
Justice
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