Washington State Press association meets in Tacoma
The thirteenth annual Washington State Press association meeting opened in Tacoma with President N. W. Durham presiding. Reports showed a treasury balance of 22.27, committees were named, and an escort to the National association delegates was arranged. Morning sessions discussed state libel law printing and advertising prices, with new members elected and a program for the National Editorial association events outlined.
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Washington State Press Association
Third Avenue
N. W. Durham
Pew
Credentiale
E. HM. Wella
Minnie Sargeant
J. A. C. Brant
Order of Business
J. Hannum Jones
T. G. Nicklin
A. H. Staulfauth
Piace
C. M. Schulta
C W. Wheeler
Frank C. Teck
H. W. Patton
Tacoma
National Association
Seattle
T. J. Bell
Edgar B. Piper
A. B. Wycket
A. J. Miethen
Win A. Steel
O. M. Moore
C. M. Shuita
Orne Strong
J. ©. Peterson
Lovett M. Wood
W. H. Steel
Treasury
Durham
Frank Careron Teck
Whatcom
Charles Prosch
T. G. Nickin
Victoria
Washington Late Presse Association
Third Avenue Theater
Jones
Wood
Trade Register
Beat
Messrs. Mays
E. B. Piper
Baker, Teck
Hull
C. E. Cline
Judge Kean
C. H. Freeman
Folkets Blad
H. MH. Gowan
Seattle Weekly
Seattle Weekly; Mrs. Herren, Fremont Herald; W. M. Leach
The
Vinelander
Concord, Wash
J. D. Medill
Democrat
Yakima
C. FE. Kline
Washington State Journal
J. J. Higgins
University of Washington
State Association
Northern Pacific Railway
National Editorial Association
Union Trunk Nine
Yester Avenue
Leach Park
Madrona Park
Lake Washington
Madison Street
Pavilion
Humes
State Press Association
N. BE. A
Wagner
First Regiment
U. S. Revenue
McCulloch
Railway Notes Highlight Regional Agents in Portland Visit
Rio Grande Western general agent Nichols visits Portland while Haines Northwestern agent returns from excursion trip. Charles S. Fee Northern Pacific general passenger and ticket agent from St. Paul is in the city. A. D. Chariton assistant general...
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Portland
Northern Pacific
City
Rn. C. Stevens
The
Great Northern
E. B Bis
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Tacoma
A. ¢. Nichols
Rio Grande Western
H. M. Haines
Northwestern
Phillips-Judson Excursion Cay
Charles 8. Fee
St. Paul
Populist Callison Sees Fusion in State Politics
J. P. Callison secretary of the Populist State Central committee travels from Chehalis to Seattle for the State Press association meeting. He forecasts possible fusion with Democrats if the Chicago platform is advanced, warns Eastern wing opposition could spark a reform coalition, and flags the Philippines issue and wartime conduct as key campaign factors. He notes bad blood between Democrats and Populists but expects unity under a common banner, and questions Gov. Rogers’s gubernatorial bid.
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J. P. Callison
State Central Committee
Seattle
Chehalis
State Presse Association
Callison
Popu- Met
Star
Chicago
Reform Party
Democratic Party
Philippines
Philippine
Aearnet Union
Rogers
Silver
Quarantine Enforced in Santiago as troops redeploy
Gen Wood orders strict quarantine in Santiago with military HQ moved to Cristo and troops to Bongo. No soldiers remain except at the customs house. American hotels and saloons ordered closed and Americans barred from entering the city.
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Santiago
Wood
Cristo
Bongo
Custom House
Ely
First Death From the Kissing Bug Reported
Philadelphia report dated July 12 states the first death attributed to the kissing bug occurred yesterday. William Martin, 6, slept near an open window Monday night and was found with a swollen face in the morning. doctors failed to avert his death.
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Philadelphia
William Martin
Major Monongahela coal deal near Uniontown
Pittsburg reports a record Monongahela river coal transaction valued around 1.2 million dollars. The sale covers about ten thousand acres from Rice's Landing to Mig Whitely Creek in Greene County with fourteen miles of river frontage and a width of one to two and a half miles. The text ends with a bizarre aside about an architectural pie phrase, indicating an unrelated aside in the clipping.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Uniontown
Rice's Landing
Mig Whitely Creek
Greene County
Iowa in afloat crowds witness ship departure at Port Orchard
Crowds cheered as the battleship Iowa left its Port Orchard dry dock for deep water. The escorted tow began at dusk with Capt. Terry directing the operation and the tug Active guiding the line pulls. Excursion steamers Skagit Chief and State of Washington joined the scene as whistles sounded and crowds waved goodbye. The Iowa will stay at Port Orchard until July 1 then proceed to Beattie, San Francisco, Cuba, and the Orient.
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Iowa
Port Orchard Naval Dry Dock
Notahitch
Port Orchard
Emalier
Navy Department
United States
Terry
Towa
Active
Skagit Chief
Btate
Washington
Beattie
San Fran- Ciaco
Cuba
Orient
Fourth plenary council of the Catholic Church planned
The article asserts that the fourth plenary council of the Catholic Diocese of the United States will be held in this country in about two years. It notes that discipline questions will be addressed by the council.
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The
Discope
United States
Deserved Punishment for Indecent Exposure Case
Andrew Stewart was sentenced to 80 days in jail for indecent exposure in West Beattie on Sunday. The court found him guilty after the incident, with the punishment reflecting the offense and local legal standards.
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Andrew Stewart
West Beattie
August Bollner Suffocated In Basement Boiler Room
Chicago report states August Bollner was suffocated in an empty boiler in his basement yesterday. Authorities believe Soliner opened a door that swung back behind him and could not be opened from inside, causing the tragedy.
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Chicago
August Bollner
Soliner
Seattle News Roundup Includes Appointments and Court Actions
Geo N Wood named deputy sheriff and an anti Baloon league conference planned at First M E church. A San Francisco pickpocket case involves three young girls in Beattie tenderloin. Frank Thompson arrest possible. Margaret B Cheasty funeral at Immaculate Conception. interment Calvary. Catherine Tollner sues Eugene Mille for 2000. Annie Robinson seeks divorce from George Robinson. Federal court session next Monday. infantry enlistment to Philippines. 76 tourists under Charlie Gates travel Beattie to Alaska aboard City of Seattle. Ideumi Maru sails to Orient with 12 steerage and large cargo. next ship Riojun due 28. Building permits issued for Sweeney, Barth, Moore Investment at various addresses.
Drowning River Body Unrecovered as Dragging Continues
The body of Prater’s drowned son remains missing weeks after the Chehalis river incident despite river dragging. Nels Larsen narrowly escaped being run over when attempting to mount a moving southbound train at Chehalis Friday. Archie Smith, once of Bnum claw, returned from Alaska richer by about 4000 dollars after two years in the Klondike, planning a visit to his mother eastward in a few weeks. Northern Pacific year ending June 30 sold 624000 acres in Washington, a new record. Uncle Jerry Dantela, age 72, challenged any other 72 year old in Whatcom county to a 100 yard dash, Roeder the sole exception. Jerry still holds the title.
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Nels Larsen
Chehalis Priday
Archie Smith
Bnumclaw
Alaska
Klondike
Buckley
Jerry Dantela
Whatcom County
Capt
Roeder
Jerry
Special Sale Fine Note Paper in Boxes
Denny Coryett Co presents T16 Letave fine note paper offered in boxed sets under a special sale promotion. The ad highlights box quantities and product type for immediate purchase.
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Denny-Coryett Co
Quarantine At Dr De Sotos Wayside Mission
Dr McKeehnie quarantined Dr De Sotos Wayside mission on Railroad Avenue between Jackson and Main last night and locked in about 20 men and boys for one day or more after a smallpox flag and keep out sign were posted. Two inmates, Charles Sommerville and William Heath, were found infected and taken to the pest house. authorities say there will be no further spread.
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Charles Sommerville
William Heath
McKechnie
Weather forecast for Seattle and surrounding areas
Tonight and Thursday bring fall weather with cooler, cloudy conditions and southerly winds. Temperatures rise overall except California Idaho and Montana where they fall. Melee City reports the high. Kalispell the low at 48, coast low around San Francisco. Rain showers varied from .06 inches in Pocatello to an inch in Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Northwest skies are clear. pressure highest in Western Washington and lowest over Nevada.
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Seattle
California
Idaho
Montana
Melee City
Kalispell
San Francisco
Pocatello
Balt Lake Cty
Washington
Nevada
Seattle Mining Stock Market Highlights At Exchange
The Seattle Mining Exchange saw a Colorado gold and copper day with prices starting around 1 percent and climbing toward 2.1 per thousand. Many stock sales occurred and the market trend was upward with numerous bids and asks across mining equities such as Calla, Tom Thumb, Lone Pine, Gold & Copper, and Keystone, among others.
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Northwestern Mining Exchange
Cuba
Arked
Hid
Mountain Lion
Morning Glory
Eteeteion Rene
Lone Pine
Renee i
Colorado
Seattle
Tom Thumb
oebeboacuese u 12% TMBUTHONE .oeeceececeeenee + Ye 6% Quilp
Ornrrechosetoes
Lone Pine Surprise
Abe
Bummit Republic
B. BM
Cescissccese
Loat Creek
Sosee
Cole, Gold & Copper
Ture've
East Ban Poll
Bilver Creek
Michigan Banj
Black Butte
Yukon Boats in Trouble
Passengers arriving on the Humboldt report steamers from the north facing trouble. The Clifford Sifton between Dawson and White Horse is likely to be restricted due to boiler failures. The Lake Linderman steamer Alert is barred by Canadian customs as unsafe for this year.
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Humboldt
Clifford Sifton
Dawson
White Horse
Bennett
Alert
Lake Linderman
Catholic Plenary Council Marshall Mich July Meeting
Father P A Baart, a well known canonist, spoke as prominent clergymen from several states gathered in Marshall Michigan for a Catholic plenary council session. The report notes the gathering and emphasizes theological discussions and agenda setting.
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Marshall
Mich
Nev
P. A. Baart
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Vancouver
A. B. Calder
National
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J. Steeple
Southern Pacific
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Rock Island
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Fresno
Cal
A. D. Chariton
Central Committee
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George
Port Orchard Dry Dock
Seattle News
Geo. N. Wood
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G. W. Line
Grays Harbor
Beatties Tendertoin District
Willard
Tendertoin
Frank Thompson
Wappenstein
Margaret B. Cheasty
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Catherine Tollner
Eugene W. Mille
Annie Robinson
George Robinson
Federal Court
Minneapoll
Charlie H. Gates
Seatte
M. J. Curnow
L. H. Pike
Chemulpo
Ideumi
EK. Sweeney
Second Avenue
A. Barth
Twenty-first Avenue
Wene
Moore Investment Company
Dvd State News
Araraa
VICI
New London
Goodyear
W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Phursday
Aalalalalal
de Soto
Weather Forecast
Yukon
Catholic Plenary Council
E. Barron
H. E. Weymouth
Copper Vault Mining Co
H. &. Weymouth & CO
Seattle Mining Exchange
Q. S. Gold
C. E. Thurston & Co
Cherry St
Compe
Moran Brothers Company
Te Ork Onur
Ieee Machinery
End “Rober
Weiet Tate
Bigyoles
Merrill Cycle CO
Second Ave
Seattioc
Duca
Felitz Tent and Awning Co
Yester Way
Tecoma
Goashington
Boattie
Slater & Smith Mining Brokers
Slater & Smith
James Street
Gramophone
Sherman, Clay & Go
Steinway” Dealers
Seattie
Seattle Gas and
Crocery
Second Avenue 2Ean & CO
Joseph Mayer & Bros
San Diego Fruit Co
Pike Street
Fourty
Fifth
Seattle Transfer CO
Omoe
Pigot & French CO
Washington St
Northwest
Pam
Opec
BA Honey ‘Vy
D. 8S
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Burke Building
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