Double Event Proposed In Rosemont Prospects Brighten
A letter from Henry G. Davie accepting an invitation to visit Judge Darker arrived, though no date set. The West Virginia Democrats favor a double event with Judge Parker resigning as chief justice and accepting the nomination around August 6, while no victory occurred at Rosemont that morning. The candidate spent the morning at the Hudson, answered correspondence, and rode with his daughter.
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Mac Ros
Rosemont
Henry GO
Davie
View
Darker
West Virginia
Parker
Court of Appeals
Viettora
Rowemont
Dla
Hudson
Mis. Hall
Patrol horses sought for city streets and sewer issues
Councilman Mullen pressed the board of works over Pike street sewer delays due to a pipe shortage. He urged shipping pipe from San Francisco if needed. A new patrol wagon team is proposed with a 600 appropriation, replacing the worn gray horses. The Willamette Iron Steel Works built the Port facility.
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Mullen
Council
Board of Works
Pike Street
Sixth
Ninth Avenues
Stiratt
San Francisco
Ninth Avenue
Agatnet
Gilliam
Blackman
Jensen
Delaney
Water Department
Willamette Iron @ Steel Works
Seattle Audiences Await Madame Carter In Du Barry
N ora. Leslie Carter joins Seattle theatergoers in Du Barry starting July 27 for four nights with a 150 person company and five carloads of scenery. The Wiedemann Company opens a new week at Alcazar with two new vaudeville sketches and the melodrama Stricken Blind followed by Dish Land.
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Ora
Leslie Carter
Carter
Wiedemann
Alcazar Theater
Mine Wiedemann
McIntyre and Heath
Young woman runs frog farm turning pests to profits
Edith Stege, orphaned daughter of pioneer J. T. Stege, transformed a waterlogged California ranch into the Blege Hiation frog farm. She organized breeding and market ponds, fenced enclosures, and canal gateways to segregate species. Frog legs feed San Francisco cafes, and the farm now thrives as a major bay area business with tours and daily pond work by the owner.
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San Francisco
J.T. Stege
California
Edith Stege
Firetmall
Tourteta
Polly
Francisco
King Lee
John Stege
Stege
Ching Lee
Misa Stege
Minefutege
Bay Country
Mises Btege
Stoge
Building project halted after ore discovery in Butte heart
In Butte Montana contractors paused a downtown construction project after a lead was found near Broadway and Wyoming streets across from the Thornton hotel. The builders abandoned their original plan and shifted attention to ore prospects beneath the busy business district.
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Thornton Hotel
Broadway
Wyoming Streets
The Smoke House Mine and Copper Lode Tale
In Butte a string of copper lead finds beneath new buildings drives miners to dig. The Smoke House Mine shows a shaft and gallows frame from 1901, created after surface ore sparked the Thornton hotel project. It was sold within a year for about half a million dollars and remains in production.
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Butte
Mont
Determined Man Drowns at Woodinville Slough
John McCartney, 30, a laborer, committed suicide by drowning in Boak Slough at Woodinville station on the Northern Pacific line. His body was recovered with hands tightly grasping roots. Coroner and deputies notified. body to be taken to Bonney-Watson morgue.
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Hoye
Woodinville Traction Company
Alfred Austin
Bonney-Watson
McCartney
Woodinville
Slough
Parrot Saves Family by Crying Fire in Night
In Spokane on July 16 a parrot named Polly alerted the Cockrell family to a fire by screaming fire. The family escaped moments before their home burned to ashes, and Polly died in the blaze after having saved her owners. The bird had been a mascot at the fire department nearby, taught to cry fire by the firemen.
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Spokane
Wash
N. N. Cockrell
Cockrell
Polly
Parrot
Fire Department
Law to Hell Posters Stir New Westminster Meeting
A July 4 note reports posters in New Westminster calling a public meeting at Armstrong Hall on July 6 at 6 pm. The message urges a Vigilance Committee to target what it calls snobs thieves and bloodsuckers in the courts amid claims of widespread perjury and fading justice.
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New Westminster
B. C
Armstrong Hall
Notice to Subscribers for Late Delivery
If your copy of The Star does not arrive by 6:00 pm call Sunset 1068 or Independent Liar any time between 5:60 and 1:00 and a messenger will deliver a copy at once.
Co-Operation Grows as Factor in Washington State
The article explains co operation as practical self preservation not political creed. It notes co operative stores distribute profits to members including employees and customers and offer dividends and high quality goods without needing congress. The Labor Union Co Operative Store in Seattle advocates expansion and statewide affiliation for mutual benefit.
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Washington
Co-operative Commonwealth
Congress
Labor Union Co-Operative
Fourth Avenue
Union Street
Seattle
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