Excursionists Left on Victoria Wharf
Over 100 excursionists from Seattle to Victoria were left on the dock at Victoria due to the Princess Royal visit. Tomorrow visitors may tour the Navy Yard where the Pacific fleet including Washington St Louis Pennsylvania Colorado Milwaukee Tennessee and Charleston rests. Boats depart Pier 2 at foot of Yesterday Way hourly.
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Seattle
Victoria
Princess Royal
Navy Yard
Washington, St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Milwaukee
Tennessee
Charleston
Yester Way
Passenger limits on ships at Victoria and Seattle
The trip is limited to 750 passengers while the Princess Victoria is allowed 1000. Most people remaining at Victoria were later transported to Seattle aboard the Chippewa.
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Victoria
Seattle
Stabbing at Sixth and King leads to Di Alvi brothers arrest
A scuffle near Sixth ar. S. and King St. last Saturday night left C. Della stabbed twice in the body but not fatally. Detectives Burnie and Phillips arrested Felippe Di Alvi and his brother yesterday.
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Felippe di Alvi
Ar. S
King St
C. Della
Burnie and
Phillips
di Alvi
Distressing Eczema Cases Relieved by Soap Lake Salve
Read about several troubling eczema cases that improved after using Soap Lake Salve. Medical notes describe persistent skin irritation, then rapid relief with the salve, suggesting a beneficial effect for chronic dermatitis.
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Galte
Do You Breathe Right by W R C Latson M D
Health column argues breathing efficiency boosts vitality through three factors freedom from tight clothing muscular relaxation and habit with simple steps. Readers are advised to loosen clothing perform slow relaxed breathing and arm movements to expand chest and improve oxygen intake.
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W. R. C. Latson
M.D
Cromwell
Luther
Napoleon
Washington
No Mystery in Potters Death
George P. D. Potter was found dead in his room at the Prince Rupert. A post mortem by Dr. C E Cummings concluded death from double pneumonia. The body will be shipped to Spokane for burial under the Spokane lodge BPOE of which he was a life member.
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George PD. Potter
Prince Rupert
C. BE. Cummings
Spokane
Spokane Lodge
B. P.O. EB
Soap Lake Relieves Rheumatism Says Local Claim
A fragment notes ailment relief attributed to Soap Lake Gallte. The unreadable text mentions rheumatism and relief claims tied to the lake area. The snippet provides no verifiable details on date, source, or full quotation.
Have you a job for this man
A letter to The Star asks readers to help a married man with two children find any available work. He states sobriety, readiness to take any job, and willingness to provide recommendations, with a preference for teaming but no constraints on type of labor.
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Star
The
Car plunges off 300 foot cliff near Peachy Head
After a car ran off a road near Peachy Head Eng it leaped a 300 foot cliff. The two occupants jumped out seconds before impact and escaped with minor injuries. The machine was demolished.
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Peachy Head
Eng
Odd Fellows Auburn Picnic With Lodge Officers Present
State news notes Auburn Odd Fellows plan a picnic next Saturday with two grand lodge officers in attendance. G O Guy of Seattle elected president at a recent state pharmacists convention in Moclips. Sheer accident at Elwood mill injures 12 year old Herechell Bigelow. Montesano hosts four fruit canneries employing twenty workers. Puyallup ships five thousand crates of red raspberries last week. Vashon Island residents plan an electric car line. Dr McGregor resumes dentistry at 603 American Bank Buildings.
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Odd Fellows
Auburn
Grand Lodge
Moclips
G. O. Guy
Seattle
Herechell Bigelow
Sisco
Elwood
Montesano
Puyallup
Vashon Island
Expansive Drill Bits and Sets Mentioned for Sale
Inventory notes list Clark Expansive Bits and Jennings Steers bits with ranges from fractional to inch sizes. Prices cited include $1.96 for a large set and $1.00 for a Clark small expansive bit. Stock also mentions a Plasterer’s Hawk window and July 29 date.
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Bere
Tee Clark
Jennings
Sadeipebageae
Clark
Tom Ald Plasterer
Two Murderers Executed in Sing Sing Prison
Ossining New York July 20 two killers Charles H Rogers and A Laudiero were executed in the electric chair for murders of Willis and Fred Oney and of Alice Ingerick the Olney housekeeper’s year old daughter Laudiero also killed Michael De Ambre in New York City Col Joseph W Duncan expected to depart for Washington to take chief of infantry duties in the new department of the army Americans in Mexico City face a harsh editorial attack from La Patria warning against Yankee influence.
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United Press
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Prison
Charles H. Rogers
Laudiero
Willis
Fred Oney
Alice Ingerick
Olney
Michael DeAmbre
New York City
San Francisco
Joseph W. Duncan
Washington
National Capitol
Duncan
United States Army
Mexico City
la Patria
Mexico
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Thoreday
Thurstay
Star Pamity
Thuresey
Ieee
Tharedey
Adelphia Theatre
Pamily
Bes
Victoria Wharf
Raven
National Land Inv. Co. Inc
CROTE
Union ST
Lee
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Ason
de W. RC
New York
Treap
W. RA. G. Latson
Potter
Mherhodesco
Greenwich
Pas
Ae F
Me Tike Views Ave Co
Dadad
Princess Dresser
Gert
Princess
Hoosier
State News
Teee Dr. McGregor
American Bank
Sexcome Aw
Cans
Republic
Spain
Madrid
Ebro
Pioneer Square
King County
M.lara
Marion Brook
Victor
Sherman, Clay & Co
D. Benson
22Nd Av. N. EB
46Th St
Kohler & Chase
Second Ave
Wash
Weber Piang Dealers
Flyer
Seattle-Tacoma
Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Everett and Edmonds
Everett
Snohomish
Bteamer City
Averett
Colmanhouse
Gunset
Ind
Mr. Hume
Vulcan Iron Works
Monticello
U. & Navy Yard
Mate Fon Street
Bremerton
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