Many Events and Oddities Hit Tacoma News
Pacific Wireless plans a Port Townsend station. Masterton jailed in Hamburg for $100,000 SF loan. Tacoma officials balk at Smith extradition. Seattle poolrooms ignore law. Garfield flour mill bought by Leonard, Aberdeen mill workers strike for $0.25 raise. Russia rushes 20,000 troops to Port Arthur amid Manchuria tensions. A Beaton beer tale with Zeb Selvage sours barley feeds hogs. Sixth artillery to Port Master. Women sock debate and wearing books provoke readers. Stwashes win Coast cellar title. City of Destiny arms house planned. Kentucky Blues Roosevelts backed. New York cruiser to Atlantic for overhaul.
Street Railwaymen Meet In New Hall Tonight
The Street Railwaymen hold their first meeting in the new hall at 1510 Second Avenue with a large attendance expected. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming plans and activities for the organization.
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Second Avenue
Jose's Minstrels Debut at Grand Opera House Seattle
The Jose's Minstrels and Jose the tenor of Old Homestead fame open in Seattle this evening at the Grand Opera House. The company features performers including William HM, Mo Donald, Frank Cushman, and William J. Mack in blackface acts tied to The Belle of New York revival. Also on stage this week are ten vaudeville spots at the new summer theater and Shirits Lin Leschi Park acts drawing crowds with a varied program.
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Knights of the
Grand Opera
Howe
Richard
Jose
Seattle
Pollard
New York
New Summer Theater
Shirit
Leacht Park
Hoey and bride plan Orient tour before Manila duty
J. W. Hoey formerly of Seattle and now assistant chief of the Manila fire department will depart with his wife for an extended tour of the Orient. They start in Portland, visit Shasta Springs and San Francisco, sail to Honolulu, then Tokyo and other Japanese cities before Manila in October.
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J. W. Hoey
Manila
Orient
Hoey
Manila Fire Department
Seattle
Court bars rivals from pressing estate claims
W. HM Moore special administrator secured a court order preventing rival claimants from demanding immediate possession of the late Draado estate. Dora Drando widow asserts Vienna Cafe and bakery are community property while Krneat bb and Frank Jabet claim it is private property. Judge Moore stays action until the court decides ownership.
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W. HM. Moore
Draado
Dora Drando
Vienna
Krneat Bb
Prank Jabet
Udg
Miss Westby Sues For Cook and Caretaker Wages
In a sensational divorce case Mrs. Francia Day accuses LP Day of undue intimacy with Miss Westby. Westby seeks $1,700 in compensation for services as cook, hurt, and caretaker after claiming eight years of unpaid work. Day, 70 plus, counters that she is being victimized by scheming persons aiming to seize property.
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Martine Weetbey
Francia Day
Day
Cling & Wult
S Uperior
Cook
Miss Weathy
Mra
A Host of Methodists Greet Detroit Delegates
Detroit July 1 The International Epworth League gathering drew ten thousand visitors and many delegates from the United States and Canada. Special trains and excursions from neighboring estates and Canada were planned to handle the crowd as delegates arrived for comfort and lodging.
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Detroit
Midh
Stern International
Epworth League
Montsarguine
United States
Canada
Et Lead Boe
Fexetta
THIEF STILL HAS VALUABLE PAPERS
Valuable papers from the Sutherland Mill Col ny safe were found near East Jefferson Street and Avenue by City Tarek. The interior of the safe was forced open and the mill’s contents were reportedly removed.
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Sutherland Mill Colny
Jefferson Street
Avenue
Tarek
Odell and party tour Seattle and proceed toward California
Governor Odell of New York travels with prominent state figures from Albany and New York City arriving in Seattle and leaving for Portland en route to California. He predicts Parker may win the New York Democratic nomination over Cleveland and notes Roosevelt's expected GOP endorsement.
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Benjamin & Odell
New York
Ettizens
Empire State
Seattle
U Ochek
Portland
California
New York Senate
Franch V. Green
T Ward and
Albany
F. B. Clark
TF Rh
Brant Odell
Odell
Washington Met
Judge Parker
Kell
Roosevelt
Courts Not Closing in Vacation During Summer
During the summer months the superior court will not fully close. Five judges take annual vacations. Judge Hellter adjourns to August 16. from then to December 1 juries will be in town in all departments except equity, with motion hearings for waived juries. Judge Tallman’s court remains closed in August. Judge Griffin holds summer sessions for urgent criminal cases and adjourns during bear hunting season. Judge Mirria will not court in summer, resuming after a case next Monday to adjourn in September. Albertson schedules vacations on installments, handling motions and minor matters on days he is in the city.
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Hellterday
Equity
Mirria
Bnet
Albertson
Market Prices Show Oversupply For Fruits And Vegetables
There is an oversupply of bananas leading to markdowns to 2 dollars per bushel, raspberries sold out at 1.90 per crate, plums down to 6 and a half cents per crate, peaches 8 cents and 1 dollar, grapes at 1.50 to 2 dollars, and string beans weak. The report notes price changes and wholesale terms for buyers in quantity.
Short Skirts of Carmbrie Trimmed for Midsummer Sale
A fragment describes Carmbrie fashion with full width skirts trimmed at the bottom in four tuck rows and a two inch embroidered ruff. The note mentions midsummer clearance and a sale context with a cashiering or shopkeeper tone.
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Dbona Qrao
Local Market Sells Wide Range of Summer Footwear
An observed sale listing offers a variety of shoes and sandals suitable for summer wear. Items include different styles and colors with emphasis on comfort and style. Prices appear in the 26e range per pair.
Fabric Gloves in Black and Lace Btripem
Readable text mentions gloves in black and lace with two Gnaye at tones. Source unclear. focuses on fabric gloves and color variants. No clear event or person identified. appears as merchandise notes or catalog fragment.
Dress Skirts Offer Low Prices This Season
Dress skirts in serge covert Venetian and tweed fabrics are advertised at deep discounts. Prices list skirts from $4.00 to $27.56 with many styles branded as reduced. The ad emphasizes quality tailoring and seasonable fashion at bargain rates.
Gleanings in Wash Goods Field highlights fabrics and prices
The notice catalogs Madras Zephyre and heavy burnished cloths in plain and striped Oxford effects. It lists heavy and light sephyrs in black and white and color combos. Regular prices were 36 and 38 cents.
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Madras
Oxford
Amato Zephyre
Ginghame
Amin
Garment Moms Seek for Vacation Days
Yesterday’s sales show the garment’s popularity as a coat and vest substitute. Made in Blue Cardinal and Black with narrow white stripes, the snug all‑season sweater is praised for fit and color, a versatile wardrobe staple.
Preachment-Cow beef and produce prices listings
Vintage style grocery list from Minnesota area markets notes prices for beef mutton and pork meats and a wide range of vegetables fruits and dairy products. Items include cantaloupes strawberries lemons bananas and eggs with crates per dozen prices cited for per box or per crate quantities.
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Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company
Port Towensend
Khe PF. Masterton
San Francisco
Hamburg
Germany
Tacoma
Smith
Prertha
Beacon Hill
Josh Wine
Folke Lefer
Ples Business
Garfield
FG. Leonard of
Re. Or
Aberdeen
Russia
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Hill
Zeb
McCordeville
eThe
Mlaster
Luke
Bia
Bome
Neo
the & D. M
Corps of Art
Inez
Missouri
City of Destiny
Tacomaniacs
Kentucky
Dorsed Roosevelt
Atlantic Coast
Aleutian Islands
ST. Petersburg
Jose's Minstrels
Belle of
Empire Park
Leschi Park
Mrs. Hoey
Hound Clothing
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture Incorporated
Seay
Sted
Eas Ders
Tes
Ie Gee
Nate Hay
Wes VT
S-Ball
Pei-Pair
Fereeeerees
Lacee
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and Spring Sts
Miss Westby
John
Ia’ Corbett
AK. Heeten
James Street
Sheriff's Office
Stone, Fisher & Lane Annex
Shawnit
Milady
Tige
Jency
Dimtiem
Iie
Lbec
University Street
Oanee
Bae
Itgburger
Onta
Bertley
Timoths
St . Toh
Denen
Washington
Timothy
Shasta
Chicago
Ei Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
New Orleans
Memphis
Southern Pacific Cos
First Ave
BE. F. Bille
Electric Company
Promiaos
G. Beninghausen
Jeweler
Optician
Union Block
McDougall & Southwick Co
Ohio
Majestic
Garland
Dabney & Woodhouse
Pike Street
Ind
Thompson F Furniture Co
S A Cor. Pike
Schuchard Optical Co
Ream
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