Followers of Jefferson Lining Up for Frat
Democratic county convention near. County nominees for sheriff, prosecuting attorney, and five judges to be chosen. Candidates include Jack Williams, M. Quilter, Jay C. Allen, and followers of Bennett and Keith. Contenders for auditor treasurer assessor coroner and district offices listed with several names. Dudley G. Weoten likely to be permanent chairman.
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Sten
Ttia
New Armory Hall
Sheriff's Office
Jack Williams
M. Quilter
Prosecuting Attorney
Jay CC. Allen
B. K. Bennett
W. ©. Keith
Allen F
Orter
Richard Sele Tones
J. & Jurey
G. Meade Emory
WM. Brinker
G. A. Rochester
M. M Lyter
W. MH. Biwore
Robert Weteh
L. N. Regendbaum
Mart BR. Jenner
OF. W. Gillespie
William Hannan
Bethel
Illiiepie
Hannan
RR. BR. Bullock
L. O. Plantin
M. V. Maddocks
FR. HN. James
Terrence O'Brien
KE HM. Evensen
Charlee Nelson
WT. Scurry
van Otin
John Leckridge
Manchester Walters
William Greenteal
W. C. Rutter
Dan Park
Wl. Glenn
EB. R. Netehber
HB Peck
Vi Heardeley
J. (. Rathbun
Justus Jae
Rural Free Delivery Debate Captures Local Skeptic
Postmaster Stewart recalls a country resident who resists rural free delivery. He argues the farmer benefits from daily papers and mail access, but the man, aging and set in his ways, refuses change. He even claims an excuse to avoid town trips and keeps strict routines against mail delivery to the home.
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Stewart
Ellensburg
Yakima
Uncle Sam
Naked man found on Interbay beach
Fisherman John Stoddart was found naked on Interbay beach by City Detectives Corbett and Adams and taken to the county jail after a tense scene on the sand. He appeared insane and attempted to drown himself, while his hair was sandy and his beard matted. In a separate note, proceedings for condemning property for a new Washington Park were held in Superior Court.
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John Stoddart
Corbett
Adama
Interbay
Adams
Stoddart
Ude
Telephone Company Opens Employment Bureau in Everett
July Farmers' Mutual Telephone company operates an employment agency in Everett stations. Operators collect applicant names and use the line to place them in positions. Applicants are charged a small fee for the service.
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Everett
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company
Ths
Japanese Advance After Russian Reverse at Tacchikao
General Karapatkin reports a Russian reverse at Tacchikao with fighting from the 234th to the 26th. Japanese flanked the Russians right and left, a third flanking movement halted by reinforcements. Russians retreated as Japanese occupied Phanby pass and push from Saimatse and Sypsion toward the Mukden road.
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Phanby Pass
Saimatse
Sypsion
Mukden Road
Burrows A Death By Own Action
San Francisco July 4 Alexander Harrows, a Pacific coast attorney, committed suicide by shooting this morning. Despondent over the death of his wife, he ended his life, leaving no note and shocking the local legal community.
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Ban Francisco
Alexander Harrows
Pacific Coast
Actress Star Sparks Scandal On Lovemaking Tale
Local theatre company faces fallout as lead actor James Durkin and actress Mina Starr are accused of wrecking a happy home. Durkin deserts his wife and plans to join Starr while the company cancels contracts and ostracizes both stars. Durkin’s wife, aggrieved and misled, learns of the affair amid promises of support.
Divorce Suit Blames Blood Money For Breakup
Mrs. Scott files a sensational divorce suit against John L. Scott alleging cruelty and incompatibility after the couple received a $1,900 damages award for their son's death in a dynamite accident. She claims his efforts to control the money and threats in front of their children show escalating cruelty. The suit seeks custody of the couple’s three children and a court order restricting the husband from drawing the damages.
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Terrence
Second Avenue North
John L. Scott
Scott
Griffin
Small Boys Play Pirates in Brooklyn Boat Theft
Puller of Fourteenth Avenue Brooklyn asks arrest of two boys for stealing her boat. The youths, influenced by dime novels, dressed the craft as a cruiser with a black flag and fled at about 7 this morning after a confrontation on the beach. Police were notified and expected to capture them today. Also from Washington a July 4 report says the Massasina of Wey and Lattimer was arrested in Masatian, Mexico.
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HH. Puller
Fourteenth Avenue
Brooklyn
Washington, D. C
Kateer
Masatian
Mexico
Wey and
Lattimer
Russian navy seizes British steamer Calchas near Japan
Reports from San Francisco and Hong Kong indicate the Calchas of the Blue Funnel line, sailing from Tacoma July 9 to Japan, was seized by the Vladivostok squadron as it neared Yokohama. The vessel carried four consignments for Japanese firms and general Puget Sound cargo. British ships Knight Commander and Formosa are also in distress or captured rumors, with anxiety over Herbert and Arabia. In Portland, Oriental business rates rose 10 percent.
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Calchas
Blue Funnel Line
Tacoma
Japan
Vladivoetok
San Francisco Marine Machange
Heattle Marine Machange
Marine Exchange
Yokohama
Vladivostok
Tokio Bay
Puget Sound
Liverpool
Herbert
Japanese Porta
Honolulu
Will Not Drop Whittlesey Case
Prosecuting Attorney Scott declares he will not drop the King County treasurer Whittlesey case. He argues first term sureties owe at least 10000 of the county’s suit and plans to appeal if a judgment is granted. He will discuss next steps with the county commissioners and may seek special counsel.
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Scott
Charles F. Whittlesey
King County
Tucker
Scott Ths
Whittlesey
Mr. Scott
Supreme Court
Pioneer Dead Mrs Marinds Eapy Dies in Columbia City
Mrs Marinds Eapy wife of C Eapy died in Columbia City this morning from heart failure at age 66. A native of Klinete she had spent over forty years on the coast and leaves two sons Orville and another son in Portland. Funeral services set for 3 p m tomorrow at the family residence. Ban Francisco July 9 Munroe resumes training today after the Jeffries fight was declared off two months ago. He plans heavy work. Sioux City Iowa July 16 Firemen and engineers at the Cudahy plant strike today. the crew is complete. Stockton July 26 J M Welsh president of the San Joaquin Valley Bank and of the California Navigation and Improvement Company died this morning aged 61. He was a former Stockton mayor and leaves an estate over 500000. Oyster Bay July 26 Ex Gov Crane left after spending the night with President Roosevelt Cortelyou to stay until the notification ceremony tomorrow.
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Marinds Eapy
Eapy
Columbia City
Klinete
Orville
Portland
Munroe
Jeffries
Stockton
Cal
J. M Welsh
San Joaquin Valley Bank
The
California Navigation & Improvement Company
Oyster Bay
Crane
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Inquest Opens Into Murder At Magnolia Saloon
Coroner Hoye begins the inquest at 2 30 in the afternoon into the murder of James McCormick at the Magnolia saloon. The Roanoke from Nome was due August 1 after a July 23 departure. Olympia sailed for Nome with explosives and no passengers. Prizes at the Order of Washington progressive whist event went to Royal prize Ly man Wood and Mrs R E B Phillips. consolation prizes to Mrs Margarete Parry and Mrs Van McLachlan. A second whist party is planned within two weeks.
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James MrCormick
Magnolia
Cor- Gndr
Progressive Wikef
Order of Washington
N. 5
Hall
Old University Grounds
Lyman Wood
Mra
R. EB. Phillipa
Prise
Margarete Parry
Mra van McLachlan
Lacrosse Sunday Preview and Injury Update
Mb Stewart returns home after a Seattle Portland lacrosse game injury. Dr Ghent says Stewart’s arm fracture is not as bad as feared and he should soon handle a stick. Victoria and Seattle lacrosse team meet next Sunday at Recreation Park in an exhibition. The local team has six straight wins and Seattle is favored to win the pennant. There is talk of admitting Bellingham to the league and a schedule meeting this week.
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Mb Stewart
Seattle Portland
Ghent
Stewart
Recreation Park
Victoria
Seattle Lacromer
Seattle
Bellingham
Western Central Labor Union Plans British Columbia Day Exhibition
Seattle's Industrial Exposition planners set September 10 as British Columbia Day with a Victoria sub committee supervising Vancouver Island interests. A trek by train and two boats from British Columbia is anticipated for the special program featuring international trade contests. Chamber and Manufacturers’ groups assist the Western Central Labor Union in coordinating displays by nearly all manufacturers. In Newport, California Mrs. George Crocker dies at 6 PM with her family present.
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Seattle
British Columbia
Western Central Labor Union
Victoria
Northwest
Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers’ Association
Why Henry G. Davis Is Frisky at Age 82
The New York report on Hon. Henry G. Davis, a railroad man and West Virginia candidate, portrays him as vigorous at 82. He cites daily routines, simple living, and hard work, asserting health derives from economy, exercise, sleep, meals, and temperance.
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Henry G. Davis
New York
Keopus
Burglar Found Sleeping in Spokane Residence
Walter Shaw was found asleep in a bed at the residence of F. Lewis Clark in Spokane. Miss Maji Rinquist and a companion heard a strange noise and alerted police who forced entry through a rear window. Shaw claimed identity at the station and faces burglary charges in police court.
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Spokane
F. Lewis Clark
Walter Shaw
Officera MccDermott
Logan
Maji Rinquist
Mine Rinquist
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Jefferson
New Armory
Gom
Washington Perk
Telephone Company
Sechope News Ass'n
ST. Petersburg
General Karapatkin
Tacchikao
Burrows
Gerippe News Ans
AGTOR
Mia Durkin
Pittsburg
Mina Starr
Mr. Durkin
Durkin
Tie
Durkins
Ohio
Sae
Little Torrence Scott
Coas
Liverroot
Hongkong
Suez
Peninsula Oriental
Formosa
London
San Francisco
Arabia
Ore
Pioneer
Sioux City
Iowa
Cudahy Plant
W.C.L.U. Carnival
Newport
George Crocker
California
West Virginia
Bryan
Polly
Uneeda
Java
WM. S. Mayfield
Pike St
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Jacob Perl
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Ernst Bros
John
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