Parker receives cordial letters from GOP leaders and supporters
In Esopus New York on July 14 Judge Parker receives warm congratulations from Richard Olney Henry Watterson and others. Letters praise his patriotic duty leaving a high post for politics and include a grateful mother recounting a signer of the Declaration of Independence enduring Parker in memory alongside Washington and Lincoln.
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Esopus
Carl Schurts
Evert P. Wheeler
Judge Parker
Washington
Lincoln
Senator McCarron
Rourke Cochran
August Belmont
William Roche
Democratic Committee Arrives At Noon For Meeting
A state Democratic committee delegation arrived at noon to brief on party affairs and prepare for upcoming local elections. The contingent includes unnamed members and is expected to discuss campaign planning and strategy.
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Committee of the State
Democratic Committee
Mainweh Democrats Mld Convention
The Democratic state convention called to order near noon today to nominate a governor candidate, with strong indications pointing to Samuel W. Gould of Skowhegan. The convention will endorse the St Louis platform.
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Toto Ayar
Watrroise
Hame
Samuel W. Gould
Skowhegan
St. Lowia
Officers Elected At Washington State Medical Association
The Washington State Medical Association closes its three day meeting this evening after a successful convention with many notable papers read. Officers elected at the morning session include President J. R. Yocum of Pierce county, first vice president W. Durand of Snohomish, second vice president W. L. Hall of Spokane, and Treasurer J. D. Seattle.
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Washington State Medical Association
At & O
Seattle
Association
Firloch Club
Lake Washington
King County Medical Society
Ite
Washington
J. R. Yocum
Pierce County
W. & Durand
Snohomish County
W. L. Hall
Spokane County
J. D. Seattle
Caught Under Falling Earth on Belt Line Near Kirkland
J. Lynch a laborer was buried by a rock and earth slide while removing earth on the Belt Line extension for the Great Northern near Kirkland. He was rescued after partners escaped the debris and taken to Wayside Mission Hospital. injuries not considered life threatening.
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J. Lynch
Great Northern Railways
Kirkland
Lynch
New Dairy Regulations Urged After Sanitary Milk Findings
Dr Winslow of the State Medical Society calls for enforcement of sanitary dairy standards in Seattle. Officials aim to secure new statutes at the next legislature to curb dirty milk, enforce 60 degree storage, establish purity germs limits, and target the dirty milk supply and delayed delivery revealed by investigations.
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Winslow
State Medical Society
Seattle
Washington State Medical Association
Extet
Contaminated Seattle Milk Sparks Bacteria Warning
An early report cites filthy delivery wagons and open milk receptacles as causing high bacteria levels in Seattle milk. Researchers say 5 to 6 million bacteria per cubic centimeter are found, far above the acceptable 600 thousand.
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Wae
Seattle
Everett Officer Dismissed After Gun Play Incident
Tracy Solo man was dropped from the police force after a late night incident. He spent the Fourth in Seattle and upon his return made a disturbing display with a firearm in a resort, frightening several women.
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Everett
Tracy Soloman
Seattle
Fort Liscum Repairs Increase Force and Northward Shipment
Fort Liscum near Valdes Alaska to see force raised by two regiments. The steamer Portland carries 20 carpenters under Contractor B H Wade to build new bar racks and officers quarters, with all building materials also shipped north. Ritzville opens German American Bank with 100000 capital stock led by C Clodina John A Thrice HM Christiansen and a list of directors.
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Fort Liscum
Valdes
Alaska
Portland
B. H. Wade
Ritzville
Wash
C. Clodina
John A
HM. © Christiansen
J. Q. Ferrier
J. ©. Gillette
B. F P. Berry
J. J. Dewanid
Henry W. Thiel
J. F. Collier
Little Happenings and Local News Snippets
Mrs. Florence Hopkirk seeks divorce from J Hopkirk over son support. Mrs. Mitten asks police to locate a missing expressman who delivered her trunk, fearing theft. Burglars ransack John Lobentan’s home at 519 Seventh Avenue, stealing about 60 dollars and silverware using skeleton keys. The White Star steamer Oregon sails on her third Nome trip July 14. The Rainier, L H Gray Co, arrives tonight from San Francisco with 850 tons of general freight including wines and cement.
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Florence Hopkirk
J Hopkirk
Mitten
Eighth Avenue
John Lobentan
Seventh Avenue
White Star Steamship Company
Oregon
Nome
Rainier
L. H. Gray & Co
San Francisco
Union Formed by Local 2 Actors Aiming for AFL Affiliation
A new actors union, Local 2 of the Actors' National Protective Association, organized in this city, joined the Western Central Labor union and will seek AFL and State Federation recognition. It comprises 25 members, mainly vaudeville actors, led by Bam J. Wheeler with Jules Arneldo and James Turner in officers seats. Locales exist in San Francisco, Kansas City, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York and Seattle. The rise reflects crowding theaters and demand for improved conditions. The organization is seen as strengthening national actors unions amid boycotting risks and workingman audiences.
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Actors’ National Protective Association
Western Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
State Federation of Labor
Bam J. Wheeler
Pacific Coast
National
Portland
Wheeler
Jules Arneldo
James Turner
San Francisco
Kansan City
St Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Seattle
Beattie
Listman
Western Central
Garton Receives Two-Year Sentence for Hatchet Burglary
Victor Garton pled guilty before Judge Mell in the superior court and was sentenced to two years. He, labeled the hatchet burglar by prosecutors, will be moved to Walla Walla with the next batch after the term begins.
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Victor Garton
Buralar
Mell
Walla Walla
Garton
Market Prices For Fresh Meats And Provisions
Prices listed for beef veal pork and mutton with per pound quotes and some errors. Includes hams breakfast bacon and vegetables with per ton and per sack figures for potatoes carrots and cabbage.
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California
Local Market Prices List Historical Produce and Commodities
A dense catalog of market items with varied prices for produce, grains, dairy, and meat. It lists cucumbers, apples, pineapples, peaches, berries, melons, dates, nuts, grains, and poultry with per unit or per ton prices, reflecting a comprehensive trading post inventory. Multiple proper nouns and regions appear in the itemized entries.
Excursion to National Encamp Near Lakeview Washington
Northern Pacific railroad conducts a special excursion train to and from Lakeview Washington on Sunday July 1. Departure from Beattle at 1 20 p m with return to Beattle at 7 00 p m. Encampment events to be witnessed. Fare is 1 50 round trip. Tickets at N P City office corner Pest Avenue and Yeeler Way. 1 A NADEAU general agent.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Lakeview
Wash
Beattle
Witnes
N. P
Pest Avenue
Yeeler Way
A. Nadeau
Summer Goods Forced Out at Special Prices
Force Out Prices on all Summer Goods. Special in notions. Box Mair pins, velvetine and corduroy skirt bindings in black and colors. Ladies and children's garters, tye. Men s hosiery and summer underwear 35c value. Men s fancy balbriggan underwear shirts and drawers, all sizes, 69c value. Men s French bagan vests and pants with double seat pearl buttons, 12 1/2c value. Men s half hose black and tan fast dye, 8 1/1 lot of men s soft madras shirts, actual value 1, special.
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C. B. Williams
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State Medical Association
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Bet. Union
University Sts
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Postoffice
National Protective Association
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Simon Plume
Murbank
Tragedy
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