Mayor Would Employ Jap Labor in Mills
Olympia shingle mill owner Mayor Richardson urged replacing white labor with Japanese and Chinese workers in Western Washington mills. He argued British Columbia mills pay 30 cents per thousand and ship better shingles, urging mills like Mumby to hire a Jap crew and other mills to follow.
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Q Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Richardson
Britiah Columbia
Waeshington
Columbus
Olympia
Consul Talbot Honored by Seattle Woodmen Gathering
Local Woodmen and friends welcomed Hon. A R Talbot of Nebraska head consul of the Modern Woodmen of America at the Seattle theater. Mayor Kiallinger introduced him and praised the order’s members in the city. State Consul CD Elliott and Rev W D Simondsales spoke briefly as Talbot outlined the fraternal movement and social progress. Frank C Ragan and company offered a one act sketch and solo performances, followed by a local drill team exhibition on Pioneer square.
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A. R. Talbot
Nebraska
Modern
Woodmen of America
Seattle
Kiallinger
Order
CD Elliott
Simondsales
Mr. Talbot
Frank C Ragan and Company
Aurta Pahg & Solo
Pioneer Square
She Thought he Was a Burglar
Sumpter Oregon July 15 T G Gynne city editor of the Daily Min r was mistaken for a burglar and shot by his wife Wednesday night. The bullet pierced the fleshy part of his left arm. He is not seriously injured. Mrs Gynne nearly fainted when she discovered her victim. Mr Gynne is able to attend to his duties.
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Hoe
Mra Gynne
Army Signal Office Reports First Message Over New Cable Line
The U S Army Signal Corps office in Walker Deliding received the first message yesterday via the new Beattie-ktka cable line. The message came from Colonel Alien, in charge of laying the cable.
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United States Army Signal Corpse Office
Walker Deliding
Maritime Signal Flags Signal Looming Sunday Port Arrival
The Purneide was said to reach the port Sunday while the Burtaide remained at sea. The message line shows the wage being ticked out over the line and transmitted along the free end of the cable.
Huntley body identified as river deckhand in Spencer tragedy
The Columbia river body found near Booneville was identified as a deckhand from the steamer Chas. KR. Spencer, not Herbert B. Huntley the Seattle lawyer who had been missing for over a week. The hunt for Huntley continues with no new leads.
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Portland
Columbia River
Booneville
Herbert B. Huntley
Seattle
Chas. KR. Spencer
Dalles
Huntley
Emerson Chosen Champion in Hutlerstein Handball Cup
Emerson and T. Emerson won the Hutlerstein handball tournament at Seattle Athletic Club defeating Hiomer McDonald in two straight games 21-17 and 21-16 to claim club champion status. A separate note reports a Chinese cook arrested at Port Gamble on kidnapping charges linked to the Kidnapper John King. Official notice announced three new Chinese ports opening to trade central to port customs.
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Hutlerstein
Seattle Athletic Club
T. & Emerson
Hiomer McDonald
Emerson
Port Gamble
John King
Motice
Conger
Portland Se Attle Clash Ends In High Scoring Tie
In wet conditions Portland and Seattle battled to a 4 to 4 tie after a seesaw game. Beatie homered for Portland while Frisk and Van Haltren led Seattle with multiple hits as Nick Williams escaped trouble late for San Francisco to edge Oakland 6 to 4. Tacoma outlasted Los Angeles 3 to 1 in a rainy pitchers’ duel.
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Portland
Seattle
Beatie
Lachen
Frisk
van Haltren
Therg
van Got
Wililie Campbel
Nick Williams
Iberg
Laoat
Tacoma
Bernhard Joins Cleveland In Cy Young Chase
Bernhard becomes a Cleveland pitcher alongside Lajoie after moving from Philadelphia. He ranks among the era’s top arms, with speed control and pitching wiles baffling batters. This season he opens strong with mid season speed, lifting catchers off their feet with fast ones.
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Hig Min
Bernhard
Cleveland
Lajoie
Philadelphia
Sesson
Standings from the Day's Baseball Card
Matchups listed show Pittsburg and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 14 to 6 Cincinnati 1 to New York 2 St Louis 2 to Brooklyn 1 with results from multiple cities.
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Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pitteburg St
Detroit Nets Big Win Over Boston in Rough Tilt
Detroit beats Boston 4 to 3 and travels to New York to face Cleveland then Philadelphia and Chicago in a late season slate. The jumble of scores shows a tight contest with road trips looming for the teams involved.
Day of Favorites at The Meadows Amid Rain
Racing at The Meadows yesterday produced several notable finishes despite a heavy track caused by persistent drizzle. Favorites Jann Hellardo Frank Woods Lady Kent Kedan won, while longshots Myrtle HL and Hell Heed scored. Jockey Buxton was barred for alleged rough riding on Alice Carey.
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Frank Woods
Dr. Rowell
Woodan
Buxton
Alice Carey
Huston
Egbert
Buston
Wit
Talent
Jann Hellardo
Lady Kent
Kedan
Myrtle HL
Deety Miller
Skip-Me
Crosswatte
Wisner
Beattie Post Office Leads Seattle in June Receipts
June receipts at the Seattle post office reach 30 03 64 dollars, second largest gain among fifty major offices with Peoria leading. Portland shows 29 437 dollars. Seattle now ahead of Portland in recent months. Also note Gotch Meleod world wrestling match set for August 6 in Vancouver BC. judge pro tempore William White hearing Krisch vs Interstate Fisheries case.
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Washington
D.C
Beattie Post
Peoria
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Wiliam Whitele
Frank Krisch
Interstate Fisheries Fisheries Company
Boxing card promises lively Athenian tournament at Germania Hall
The Athenian Athletic Club presents its amateur boxing program next Tuesday at Germania hall. Bantam bout features Charlie White versus Frisco import Tommy Burns. Featherweight Tow Owens faces Tommy Kane in 125 pound event. Dolan and Allred compete for lightweight honors. Clark and Howard meet at 198 pounds. Mulligan enters against Carstone. Main event pits Long Jack McCarthy against Chet Brown in heavyweight action.
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Athenian Athletic Club
Germania Hall
Charlie White
Tommy Burns
White
Tow Owens
Tommy Kane
Kane
Brown
Tommy Dolan
Firemen
Pride
Jimmy Allred
Hert Clark
Eddie Howard
Andy Mulligan
Frank Carstone
Green Lake Wonder
York Gleacon
Long Jack McCarthy
Chet Brown
High Jinks at Uptown Saloon Lead to Arrests
Early today Marie Lovell Arthur Anderson and Harry Woram were arrested for disorderly conduct after a brawl at Nelson and Sullivans saloon at Third Avenue and Anies Street. Lovell sentenced 16 days. others fined 15 dollars plus costs. police say uptown saloons attract disorder and questionable characters.
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Marie Lovell
Arthur Anderson
Harry Worham
Potter
Nelson & Sullivans
Third Avenue
Anies Street
M. E. Henderson
Lovell
Costa
Nelson
Kentucky
Occidental Avenue
Yraterway
Seattle
Miss Fenn Gains in Carnival Queen Vote Drama
At noon the Carnival Queen contest shows Miss dalla Fenn gaining ground on leader Miss de Perdusin with Fenn 10 votes behind. Also reported is James Taylor, a street beggar, sentenced to ten days in city jail after pleading not guilty. City Detective Wappenstein and Police Judge George presiding.
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Miss Dalla Fenn
Mise de Perdusin
Mies de Perdusin
Miss Fenn
Cagaeedé Mies Kozlowski
Mise Searles
James Taylor
Wappenstein
George
Taylor
Melville Dollar Brings News From St Michael and Vancouver
The steamship Melville Dollar arrived from St Michael via Vancouver reporting quiet conditions at St Michael during unloading. A hurricane en route caused heavy seas but no damage. The ship continues to Tacoma then back to St Michael with freight for Tanana region shipments expected all summer.
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St. Michael
Vancouver
Mt. Michael
Fowen
St Michael
Hia Geesel
Heperta
Alaska
Tacoma
Bt. Michael
Miners to Hold Meeting to Report Delegates’ Visit
In Oyster Bay July 15 Senator Pratt meets with President Roosevelt in a series of party talks. Secretary Loeb received a telegram from Wilkes-Barre stating miners will meet Sunday at Beranten to hear the delegates report on an unsuccessful attempt to see the president last Tuesday. The miners will decide on a date for a new delegation to meet the president.
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Pratt
Roosevelt
Loeb
Whilkesbarre
Beranten
Wife alleges cruelty in sensational divorce case
Mrs. Jane Hayward filed an answer and close complaint in Superior Court against Alfred Hayward who has instituted divorce proceedings. She claims extreme cruelty and general shiftlessness. He neglected wife and children in illness and during funeral costs. She says she has been breadwinner and seeks custody of their 14 year old son.
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Jane Hayward
Alfred Hayward
Mra Hayward
Siekness
Hayward
Shot Too Straight in Cheyenne Street Ambush
Cheyenne July 75 Wakamoto a millionaire railroad contractor was shot this morning on a main street. Thomas Yoshihira a Japanese trader or boret? claimed Wakamoto reftranded him and he only intended to shoot Yoshihira. Police investigate possible motives as bystanders report narrow escapes.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wakamoto
Thomas Yoshihira
Yohehihira
Walture
Burnside Report Delayed Cable Arrival at Sitka Port
The United States cable Burnside, after completing Alaska voyage, was reported to arrive at port on Sunday. A telegram from Sitka via White Horse and Nkagway circulated about the ship at sea, with the message transmitted over Indian wire. Separately Loy Sen, a Chinese man, faced Habear corpus proceedings in court this morning, while Eva Dam sought support from her husband G. Dam. Guardian for Howard W. Haker named, and Annie Baker, a widow, granted a trust by Judge Bell with a $5000 bond.
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Alaska Able
Sitka
White Horse
Nkagway
Loy Sen
Mra
Eva Dam
G. Dam
Griffin Morning
Howard W. Haker
Cuardian
King County
Annie Baker
Filinola
Bell
National Encampment Review Train Excursion to Lakeside
Report of a Sunday military review by state militia and regular troops at Lakeside during the National Encampment. About 900 men will take an excursion train from the Northern Pacific, 1.59 dollars round trip, leaving Seattle via special City Ticket office at First Avenue and Yesher Way. General Agent Nad eau NADEAU at Seattle, Wash. LA. NADEAU, General Agent.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific City
Hien
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Nadeau
Coastal steamship notices from Juneau to Santa Clara schedule
Shipping notices list calls at Juneau Sitka Santa Ana and Santa Clara with July sailings aboard Santa Clara and the Excelsior August voyage. Caine and Trowbridge, presidents, are listed along with Seattle contact details and a railing incident noted near Arlington Decks.
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S. S. Santa Clara
S. S. Excelsior
Santa Clara
Everil
Arlington Decks
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