Neptune Salvage to Raise Islander Hull in 190 Feet
Neptune Salvage of Beattie a Seattle firm will start preparatory work to raise the hull of the Islander under contract with Lloyds Underwriters. Depth is 190 feet. cargo not covered by contract. bodies and identifiable items to be recovered. cage diving apparatus to be used for exploration.
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Neptune Salvage Company
Beattie
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Lloyd’s
Tacoma
Seattle
Aaron Gottstein
Surtees Hope
Henry Finch
Smith
Capt
Finch
Wessel
Capt. Smith
First Pictures Of Packing House Strikers At Work
July 18 report shows strikers gathered around the packing houses waiting for news as they maintain orderly conduct in Chicago like other major unions.
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Chicago
Heat Wave Claims Three Lives in Chicago
Chicago suffered a severe heat wave with a maximum of 104 degrees and little air movement. Three people died and more than twenty people were overcome by exhaustion or heat prostration as the city endured the hottest day in three years.
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Chicago
Laid to Rest by His Old Comrades
The funeral of Albert Steppler city jailer was held yesterday afternoon with about 2000 attendees. From the First Presbyterian church the procession moved to Wighth Avenue and Pike Street, led by police patrols and fire, Fraternal Order of Eagles, German Odd Fellows, and Woodmen of the World. Rev. M. A. Matthews gave the funeral address and conducted services. police served as pallbearers as the six block procession drew to a close with abundant floral tributes.
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Albert @ Steppler
Firat Presbyterian Church
Aa Wighth Avenue
Pike Street
Police Department
Fire Department
Order of Eagles
German Odd Fellows
Woodmen of
Haglen
M. A. Matthews
Fatal Interurban collision kills Tony Napoleon in Puyallup area
A fatal interurban accident occurred yesterday when Tony Napoleon son of a local Puyallup Indian chief was struck by an electric train. Reports say he was intoxicated at the time.
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Tony Napoleon
Puyallup
Tony
Princess Victoria Runs Aground At Vancouver Harbor
The twin screw steamer Princess Victoria from Seattle and Victoria struck a rock near Irowpoct Point at the harbor entrance yesterday. Two plates on the starboard side were stove in and two propeller blades broken. The ship was moved to the ways for repairs and it will take several days.
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Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Victoria
Irowpoct Point
Victora
Flood Break Damages Scottdale Valley Warren River
Flood waters from the Citizens' Water Company's reservoir unleashed three million gallons rushing down the valley early yesterday. Hundreds of homes barns bridges and other structures were destroyed or damaged. Residents had time to flee and no loss of life was reported.
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Scottdale
Citizens’ Water Company
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Lloyd's
Carcel
Eterson
Old Royal Port
Ind
Columbia Co
D.S. Johnston CO
Second Ave
Burke Ridg
Plano
Mggen & Miicnon's
First Avenue
Cascarets
BON Marche
Main
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Tet Ave. Cor
Columbia
Midseason
SCC
Pink
Standard Furniture Con
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
Bellingham
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