Old Time Northwest News Roundup
A summary of diverse local items: Ayers pays workers who speak English. a glacier disrupts upper Foss river fishing with milky water driving fish away. Pasquale sues Seattle attorney over a defense fee. Puget Sound canneries report large imports. Salmon forbidden on Sundays but violations noted by fish officials. A 12-pound Lake Whatcom trout. William Kennison drowns at Stillaquamish river. O R N discrimination charges. electric line surveys in Yakima valley. National railway commissions meet in Spokane and Seattle. Fred Jennings hanged near Zillah. A cloudburst damages Wapato irrigation canal. Mrs. Mary Yardough, a Washington pioneer, dies.
Roosevelt denies ties to Pads and Fancies
In Oyster Bay July 2 a flat denial was issued regarding any deal with the Pads and Fancies rumor. A student of Colonel Mann said the president supplied his portrait and materials despite the denial. Baron Komura may visit Tokyo by week’s end. The Valencia steamship will run between Portland and San Francisco to ease port congestion. Police seek missing messenger Clay Monroe and other theft reports appear from city streets.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Colonel Mann
Valencia
Pacific Coast Company
Portland
San Francisco
G. H. Grain
Madison
Joe Lee
Fifth
Jackson
Clay Monroe
Stara bill opens week with varied acts at Third Avenue theater
The Stara bill opens Monday night with Cliff Deane in a new comedy La Grecia and aerialist Red Law among attractions. The Taylor company presents Recaped From the Harem at Third Avenue theater for the last time Tuesday night with The Queen of the Highway and The Female Detectives offering on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Stara Bill
Cliff Deane
la Grecia
Redlaw
Taylor Company
Third Avenue Theater
Man in Bay Applies for Work on Sequoia Schooner
A clotheless man swam ashore at Olympia and sought work on the schooner Sequoia in the harbor yesterday. The captain refused him and the man disappeared into nearby brush. He is believed to be Andrew Johnson, an escapee from the asylum last Tuesday.
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Olympia
Andrew Johnson
Clever Woman Invades Scene Painting Field
A San Francisco feature profiles Grace Wishaar a western actress turned scene painter who proves women can match men in the demanding field. Her rise from scorn to success began in Oakland and New York with bold skies trees castles and fine miniature color work praised for its subtle tones.
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Ban Francisco
Oakland
Grace Wishaar
New York
Mias Wishaar
Health and Pleasure at Alki Natatorium Roof Tour
Report notes the Alki Natatorium facility under roof, offering warm and comfortable conditions for visitors. Facility description highlights inviting interior climate and public access.
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Alki Natatorium
Ielf
Oes
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Aberdeen
Ayers
Lanten
Foss
Frank Pasquala
Tacoma
Jesse A. Frye
Thomas JD. Page
Seattle
Pasquale
Supreme Court
Puget Sound
Fieh
Lake Whatcom
Mony
WM. Kennison
Stillaquamish River
Everett
Pullman
Spokane
Yakima Valley
National Association of Railway Commissions
Farmer
Zillah
Fred Jennings
Mary Yardough
Garfield
Washington
Kline
Rosenberg
625
First Avenue
Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union
Eoene Tienen
Third Avenue
Ponte Vaudeville
Sherman, Clay & Co
Sthinway Dealers
Second Ave
Cal
Teddy
Baron Komura
Oyater Hay
North Pacific
Great
Beatt
Northern Pacific
Beattle
Jackson Street
Ben Murhall
Girith
Yeeler
Tackson Street
A. G. Plumber
Crazy Man
Stark Nak
Leonard
Leonard Ice
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
First Ave
Second Avenue
Pike
Western Union
G. W. Arnett
Interlake
Beklad
E. L. Grondahl
John Erikson
A. H. Soelberg
First Avenue and
Yester Way
Seattle, Wash
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Daniel Kelleher
Bausman
John A. Whalley
Herman Goftz
Carl Sunde
Stirrat & Woetz
Sunde & Erland Co
L. B. Allain
Alexander Pearson
Treas
Puget Sound Machinery Depot
Will H. Parry
H. E. Lutz
Seattle & Lake Wash. Waterway Co
Bank of Clallam Co
Pt. Angeles
State Bank OF Chicago
Chicago, Il
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
First National Bank
Oregon
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