Mother Seeks Son In Continent Wide Search
Mrs Rea Bullard of Milwaukee reports progress in her continent wide search for her son Arthur W Bullard. She learns he was arrested in Seattle last November but has not been seen since. Bullard, son of Dr W B C Bullard of Milwaukee, spent two years at Ann Arbor before 1907 and left home after trouble with his father. He was last heard from in Minneapolis in June 1907. Contacts: Charles Mittelsdorf New Richmond or The Boat 216 Spring St Seattle.
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Arthur W. Bullard
Rea Bullard
Milwaukee
Young Bullard
Seattle
Bullard
W. B. C. Bullard
Ann Arbor
Minneapolis
Freighter Tampico shifts to Everett after unloading at Dupont
On the front page the freighter Tampico discharges powder at Dupont today and will unload ore in Everett this evening. After clearance of freight the Tampico will be laid up. Tee Alki resumes service in July replacing the freighter.
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Dupont
Everett
Tee Alki
Freiotter de
First Race Result Summary
Nagaram and Blondy led early in the race with Nagaram paying 6 to 1 and Taylor George at 3 to 1. Time recorded was 1:12%.
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Nagaram
Blondy
Taylor George
Time
Temple falls in hotel lobby after mysterious finger gesture
George W. Temple, noted accountant and husband of Mrs Pattle Temple, was injured at the Rai ner Grand hotel shortly after 2 am. He reportedly followed a white dressed person and raised his finger, then wandered to a lobby seat and fell to the floor, sustaining a forehead dent and back strain. Patrolman Smart lodged him. Dr John Hunt later sent him to Wayside Emergency hospital.
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George W. Temple
Pattle Temple
Seattle
Chas. W. Sharp
Wayside Emergency Hospital
Mr. Temple
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Sata
Smart
John Hunt
Wayside
Young Bride Drowned During Honeymoon Bathing
In Enaleh bay Vancouver Canada two young women drowned while bathing. Mrs B S Shep age 16 on honeymoon from Calgary and a companion died. BE H Reed a medical student may die from attempting rescue. Bodies not recovered.
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United Press
Vancouver
B. C
Enaleh Bay
New York Stock Market Gains After Aggressive Support
The New York market rose as inside support caused short covering with persistent gains across names. Canadian Pacific led, closing up 2% with other notable moves including Union Pacific at 148, Southern Pacific 88, Northern Pacific 1.39, and Reading 1.15, before profit taking trimmed some of the rally.
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United Press
New York
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pic
Northern Pacific
Reading
Candidacy Filings for Sheriff and Local Races
Robert T. Hodge of Winck Diamond filed for sheriff at the auditor's office. Also filing were BE. &. Van Olinda of Vashon for representative of the 40th district and John G. Maurer of South Alki for constable.
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Robert T. Hodge
Winck Diamond
Auditor's Office
BE. &. van Olinda
Vashon
John G. Maurer
South Alki
Ostermoor Mattresses in July Sale at Low Prices
The July furniture sale offers Ostermoor Mattresses with transit stains sold at reduced prices. Full size mattresses cost 16.50 with color options and extra thickness, while fifty-pound models are 14.50 in one part or 14.50 plus 50 cents for two parts. Also advertised are hard maple framed springs for beds with adjustable fabric tension and reinforced corner-plates.
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Ostermoor
Bath Mats and Towels Special Offers
Batht mats in assorted patterns and colors 27x47 inches priced $1.65. smaller jacquard bath pieces 26x43 at lower prices. Linen towels advertised in multiple sizes and fabrics with prices 20 to 50 cents each. Bleached towels and hems listed in white and blue options.
Water Famine in Georgetown Hits Nora Street
Residents on Nora Street in Georgetown report daily water cuts by Georgetown Water Co from 6 AM to 10 or 11 PM. For two weeks families fill tubs and buckets at dawn to supply daytime needs. Officials refuse to explain, saying it is their own business.
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Nora St. Georgetown
Georgetown Water Company
Howard Et. Bridge
Hebrew Society Organized in Seattle as Flowers of Zion
Hebrew boys in Seattle formed a society yesterday for aiding Hebrews abroad. Officers elected include Max Raslushen president Julius Feinberg vice president Pincus Rickles secretary and Hennie Karnofsky treasurer. Executive board members are Abe Abraskian Jake Hurwitz Tiennie Shaffer and George.
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Hebrew Boys of
Seattle
Aesrapose
Perseon Hebrews
Max Raslushen
Julius Feinberg
Pincus Rickles
Hennie Karnofsky
Abe Abraskian
Jake Hurwitz
Tiennie Shaffer
George
Stockton Catcher Fined and Suspended for Umpire Assault
State baseball league president Frank Herman fined Hackett of Stockton 50 dollars and suspended him 10 days after he attacked Umpire McCarthy with a bat during Sundays game in San Francisco. The umpire was not hit and no other injuries were reported.
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United Press
San Francisco
Frank Herman
State Baseball League
Hackett
Stockton
Diamond
McCarthy
Roata Schedules From Pier 2 Amid Yesler Way Runs
Schedules list departures from Pier 2 foot of Yesler Way at 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:20 and m times include 1:16 1:40 2:00 4:00 4:26 6:20 p m and Sundays 7:30 p m.
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Pier 2
Yesler Way
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Point de Paris
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S.ccies’ Home Journal
Royal Society
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Anderson
Annie
Helle of
Brass
Sus
King Edward
London
Hughes
Belmont
Delmont
America
England
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Edward
NEW York Stock Market
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Frederick & Nelson, Inc
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Ostermoor Mattresses
Frederick & Nelson
Georgetown
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Eoomee
Tiuet Amd
Hebrew Society
The
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Federation of Zion
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Navy
H. L. Klan
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Congress
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