Federal Court Rules on Libel Suit and Bankruptcy Casts
Judge Hanford ruled the libel suit by Heckman and Hanson against the Bark Hunter nonchargeable for rental of property used as a shipyard cradle. The libel was dismissed. C Dieringer and J C Pfaff were adjudged bankrupt with appointed referees. The Steteon-Post Mill suit against Progresso dismissed with costs to the mill. Puget Sound Reduction Co requested a rehearing on appraised value. Ferguson and Taylor discharges after bankruptcy compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Heckman and
Hanson
Hunter
J. C. Pfaff
Marshall Hf Tyler
Steteon-Post Mill Company
Progresso
Puget Sound Reduction Company
Custom House
District of
Puget Sound
New York
Planning for Extra Session in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg reports a plan to reconvene the legislature to elect a senator. McPihaney, follower of Senator Flinn, says the aim is reelecting Quay if convened. Philadelphia delegation may shift support, and Mayor Ashbridge is changing factional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
McPihaney
Flinn
Quay
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Quaker City
Eight warships for China's navy
Berlin July report states the Chinese minister orders Vulcan works at Stettin to build two armorclads of about 000 tons and six protected fast cruisers of 1.00 ton, to be completed within Months for about 5 000 000 dollars. An order for quick firing field guns will also be placed in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vulcan Works
Stettin
Germany
Tanner to Decide Governor Bid During State Fair Week
Gov. John R. Tanner is expected to announce his renomination plans or decline candidacy during the state fair week in Springfield. Supporters from Chicago and Republican leaders anticipate the Springfield decision will clarify the party’s field and Tanner’s political future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Tanner
Springfield
Beloven
Tanner
State News Summaries and Local Incidents
State News itemizes telephone extension plans from Whatcom to Lynden and notes Fairhaven 제 canneries reporting 9 000 cases of galmean. It lists Whatcom County figures for 73 school districts, 42 school houses and 125 teachers. A fatal accident near Sedro occurred when John Lynch fell 29 feet from a derrick top to the deck. Ellensburg reports wool shipments this year with 12 carloads sent to Boston as buyers attend the season. Dr. C W Power receives five years hard labor and a $1,000 fine for causing Cora Rinehart's death per Judge Prather in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enagheat Skagit
Sedro
John Lynch
Ellensburg
Boston
State
Prather
Spokane
C. W. Power
Cora Rinehart
December crime, church project, and city growth notes
A fragment reports a December criminal case and neglected pursuit. It notes a Methodist church costing 1008 pounds under construction at Pleasant Hill, Douglas county. It mentions Company I Washington volunteers from Walla Walla, Manila casualties, Hoquiam seeking city status, and local growth with Ferndale and Mountain View. Also an incident of a bull herder chased by a shot at a sheep and a militia prompt to a visiting official at garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Douglas County
Tensions Rise as Insurgents Receive Supplies from Japan
Reports from Manila say insurgents have been supplied with saltpetre and lead from Japan. Two friars arrested for alleged rebel messages were released for lack of evidence. Spanish General Jaramillo plans a commission to aid Spanish prisoners at Tarlac and to renew talks for their release. A $1,000,000 Mexican fund was rumored to be offered for Spanish freedom, though Jaramillo did not confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Itta
Japan
Aguinaldo
Mong Kong
Madrid
Jaramillo
Tarlac
Inau
Spantanie 2
Jaraminlo
National League Games Report from July Day
National League action shows Baltimore 6 Cleveland 4 in first game with Cleveland 4 in the second, New York 2 Cincinnati 9, Louisville 4 Boston 3 then Louisville 6 Boston 5, Brooklyn 12 St Louis 3, Chicago 9 Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh Washington game postponed due to rain. standings list Brooklyn at top with 49 wins, 53 losses? pending. Chicago and Cincinnati near midpack. New York and Louisville trailing. Philadelphia and Baltimore midtable. Cleveland and Washington fight for position.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Cincinnati
Louiesville
Louisville
Boston
Louteville
T. Laule
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Phladelphia
Pittsburg
Washington
W. L. PF. C. Proklyn
Sir
Philadelphia
Pittebure
Opening union prayer meeting at four downtown churches
A large crowd gathered at the First M. E. B. church for the union prayer meeting opening. Sujiro Niwa, a secretary in Asia and the leading MC, was to speak but did not arrive. A telegram said he would depart Portland on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Sujiro Niwa
M.C. A
Asia
Portland
Court Tour Moves Through Yukon District Alaska
The U S revenue cutter McCulloch left for Bering Sea heading to St Michael by Sept 1 to convey the Sitka United States court party touring the Yukon. Judge Johnson and staff will visit Dawson Rampart Circle and other Yukon towns to hear civil and criminal cases with Gov Brady expected to join and accompany them back to Sitka mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Revenue
McCulloch
Bering Bea
St. Michael
United States Court of
Dawson
Rampart City
Circle City
Yukon
BK. Johnson
Albert D. Eliott
A. J. Daly
Ansjsrant
United States
J. M. Sharp
Brady
Sitka
Riojun Maru Arrives With Tea Rice and Curios
The Japanese liner Riojun Maru under Capt. J W Baketrand arrived last evening from the Orient via Victoria and Port Town. It carried no passengers but a large steerage contingent and 410 tons of tea rice and curios. The ship departed Yokohama July 13 and docked at Beattle Street. Mrs C J Johnson millinery manager at 1000 Second Avenue Madison corner left yesterday for Chicago and New York and will return September 1 with new stock and pattern data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baketrand
Orient
Victoria
Port Towne
W. J. Eastlcake
FB. M. Overton
Chu Moy-yen
Yokohama
Beattle Strect
C. J. Johnson
Second Avenue
Madison
Chicago
New York
Postoffice reports 1900 year statistics totals
The postoffice official completes the year ending June 1900 statistics. Letters prepaid 18888. parcels prepaid 6309. official letters 21. registered letters and parcels for delivery 33707. for distribution 21888. registered packages received 20141. package envelopes dispatched 27407. through pouches and inner sacks received 6429. dispatched 5438. inner sacks received 638. total pieces handled recorded.
Cleaning and maintenance tips from a household manual
A teen provides practical guidance on restoring burnt surfaces from grease on floors and tables, removing creases from matting, cleaning wringers, and whitening clothes. It covers extinguishing kitchen stains with cold water, ammonia for rug rolls, soap and soda for smoke residues, and kerosene aiding laundry, plus removing shallow marks with moisture.
Fourth of July celebration committee meets at Argus office
The committee heard reports from members. Secretary I A Chadwick was authorized to remove bunting from Monore Square. The Post Intelligencer Times and Star were thanked for advertising. Gratitude extended to the Telephone company Brady & Gay for rooms and Alexander & Co for typewriters. After bills, $800 or $600 remains to be deposited until turnover next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus
I. A. Chadwick
Mmoneer Equare
Post, Intelligencer
Times and Star
Telephone Company
Hrady & Gay
Alexander & Co
Chinese Consul Protests Cuban Treaty Rules Change
Havana July 2 The Chinese consul general objects to Gen. Brooke's ruling that Spain and foreign treaties do not apply to Cuba and that future treaties must be with the United States in the name of Cuba The protest cites fears of emigration restrictions Chinese workers in Cuba include house servants and many on plantations and sugar mills previously encouraged under the old regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Hrooke
Spain
Cuba
United States
The Cat Caught in Neighborhood Poultry Feud
A Maltese cat owned by Judge Osbourne on Howard Avenue provokes nightly raids on chicken coops. Luther mourns owl killing of hens and neighbors report losses. Mr Oebourne refuses compensation. residents form a Vigilant committee to capture the cat amid further rumored disappearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Osbourne
Howard Avenue
Howell Street
Luther
Oebourne
New Baseball League Emerging Across Major Cities
Chicago St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Western players plan to join a new league forming in spring with clubs in the West and East. Names linked include Johnson Lange Griffith Callahan Donahue MacCormick Mertes Hue wie Long Collins and Comiskey Freedman expected to hold leadership roles in key cities.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
St. Louia
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Beeton
Pittsburg
Nations League
Johnson
Western League
Lange
Griffith
Callahan
Donahue
MacCormick
Mertes
Amos Hue Wie
Herman Long
Collins
St. Louie
Comiskey
Freedman
Laraca Kitchen Hints and Household Tips
Practical advice on cleaning and preservation including grinding raw rice to clean, better bread storage, using a whisk broom for horseradish, softening hard water with ash, dedicated kitchen broom, regular drain pipe cleaning with lime water or bleach, and notes that pickles or vinegar will not keep.
Secured Elevators Lease by JQ Adams & Co at Smith Cove
One of the Midwest's largest shipping firms, JQ Adams & Co, has extended its business by leasing the new Great Northern elevators at Smith Cove. The transfer of property will occur August 1. The firm handles two million bushels of wheat annually and will move corn and eats as needed. The elevators have a capacity of 74,000 bushels and are expected to process this season's wheat crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
JQ. Adams & C O
Great Northern
Smith Cove
Cardin
Jesse. Adame and Company
Major Allison Arrives in Seattle Over Supplies Purchase Mission
Major Allison of the Commissary department arrives in Seattle to meet Assistant Quartermaster Captain W W Robinson. He says only orders received concern purchase of troops supplies in Alaska and is expected to supervise purchases for the Philippine expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Commierary Department
Seattle
Philippines
W. W. Robinson
Alfison
Department
Alaska
pMce
PRP
Sunny Point Milling Company Incorporation in Alaska
The Sunny Point Milling company of Alaska files in the auditor's office to form a corporation. Incorporators include Geo EO King Chas, 8. McNeil, Geo C Lenicke, and George W. Dickson of Beattie, and Robt Engreeht, Ira Speur, and Chas M Martin of San Francisco. Capital stock set at 85000 dollars. The plan is to operate a canal for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Point Milling Company
Alaska
Ned
Geo EO King Chas
Arbitator Awards Damages in Construction Arbitration
Arbitrator H. Mason reports in superior court awarding $4 826 25 to the plaintiff in the dispute between Western American Construction and Zinders Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Mason
Western American Construction Company
Zinders Construction Company
Real Estate Transfers and Property Moves Listed
A compilation of numerous Seattle area real estate transfers dated June to July, detailing parties, parcels, blocks, and prices. Transactions include M H W Young to Katherine Henkle for lot 6 block 73 College Grounds acid, and Dexter Horton Co to City of Seattle for water supply system rights, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. HW. Young
Katherine A. Henkle
College Grounds
Etha C. Wharton
John A. Weatberg
Lake Union
H. Thommen
Onear Mather
Gilman Park
United States
Frances A. Thoberta
Joseph K. Buchanan
J. W. Clise
Adelaide I. Webster
Frank Heagert
Orange Avenue
M. Kidder
Ella J. Jaswett
A & Feet
Fairview Hometead
John Stratman
Roberta McCormick
Helis
A. L. Palmer
John Clark
Wig Gee
Jeannette C. Nevens
Wedd Marriott
Lake Union Add
Drease King
James F. Heavereau
J. W. Lewin
City of Beattle
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Seem
Dexter Horton & Co, Bankers
Seattle
Lowe
Richard Gibbons Et Ax
Everett Timber & Investment Company
What to Do With Dreyfus
The Antileroy furites redouble their actions after Negerler’s dismissal. The government debates BeShreyfun’s fate and whether it is safe for him to stay in France as he is remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Pak
Negerler
Werevur
Shreyfun
Mie
France
Priest robbed on steamer from St. Michael to Unatarka
Alexander Hidoosky, a Ruerlan priest aboard the National City, reports losing about 400 Vallite on the voyage from St. Michael to Unatarka. Proceeding stages and end remarks appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hidoosky
National City
Bt. Michael
Unatarka
ST. Michael
Fragmentary timetable notes from Port Townsend and San Francisco
OCR fragment lists dates and locations including Port Townsend San Francisco July and September markers. The readable items mention July 4 and 6 with multiple numbers and day references, suggesting a historical flight or sailing timetable despite missing context.
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Federal Court
Ion. C. Dieringer
Dieringer
Pierce County
Jan P. Hoyt
Ferguson and
Taylor
Briaine
Hansford
China
Dvclvve State News
Manan
New Whatcom
Lynden
Fairhaven
Whatcom County
Es Es
Washington Volunteers
Walla Walla
Hoquiam
Peare
Ferndale
Mountain View
Henry Shirer
Acream
W. H. Breweter
Mr. Higetns
Vancouver Register
Postoffice
Sult
Ler Cite
Castile
NEW League OF Baseball
Laraca
Adams & Co
Denny Coryell Co
Lat
Korn
Pike
Dreecaplien Mpeclanots
Gone Mike
Gals Range Kitchen
Cas
Seattle Gas
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
San Francisco
Elemenn Steamshipa
Om Puctio
Walla
Port Townsend
Viewtorta
Von
Meattie
Vieterta
Port ‘Townsend
Aumuet
Seattie
Dgueen
Topeka
Cailing
Salling
Ocean Dork
City of
Yeeler Wharf
Vancouver
Lt. C
Mary Teland
Ketchikan
Wreneet
Juneau
Pichagee Lyvee
Haines Mission
Lector Neont
Beattie
City of Beattie
Aretha
Farall
Dodwell ‘ Co
Seente
James
Empire Line
Sealer Alliance
Comona
Dawson City
Yukon River
First
Cr Wan A
Interne Jornal
Michaels
S.s.laurada
S.S. Discovery
Cape Oe
Setovie Bay
Vancouver Line
A Tower Sound
Gulf of Georgia
North Pacific
Cape Nome
Golomin Bay
Seattle Steamship Co
White Star Dock
Shumbolt
First Avenue
Allington Dock
Caine
North American Transportaton and Trading Company
Cape Nowe Hionly
Michael Island
Golovin Hay
Roanoke
Seattle, Edmunds and Everett
Greyhound
Beattie Ta
Everett
Tacoma
Fakrsverett
Colman Dom Heattle
Brattle
Med
Scutt
E Street
Haknees
Raken
Ted
Drite iv Tall Wine Co
Ateneis
Ety Bey
ARMY
Navy
P Cook
Government
Kirk
First Ave
Bethe
Wang
Beet Periodics
I Town
Inding
Dilletsen & Gil
Western Ave
Fel
Handall
Jovting
Oras
Marion and
Tenth
Et Beattie
Western Main
Pitty
Foley
Ereen
P. m Crawfora
Camcade Tunnel
Grawe
Mt. A
Merton Tea
Sluminum
Tel
Hinsie Mae
Atlas Drye, Works
Union
T Dy. Vertis
Heer
Amstract
Belatle Abetract Co
Attorneys-At- T-Law
J A. Keilaugg
Batie Build
Ort & M Nent
Wet Liatieg Wathaine
Kees P. Daniela Ae RS. Char
N. Pinch
Roumine
Mila
Peart
Deine
Versonae
Haneon
Columbia Street
Post Offior
Hieneel
Mfr
Hinckley Biora
Soaana Um. Sh
Derry, Caeniees Ialiet
Urke
James Hwell Mort
Fire
Ns. & Bonis
Boston Block
Daneing
Dancina School
Columbia Et
BRON
Yane
Reehester
York
Colby
O. C
Hicckerton & Drvitt
Nee Farature
Firet
JUNK
Junk Co
Ratiroed Avenue
Tel fMack
Sui Chandlers
BUNDE
Erland
Hansen—Cor
MES Iabcitetz
Madmnen Streets
el the
First National Bank OF Seattle
Busines
Jammer DD Hoge, Jr
Maurice MeeMicken
Lester Turner
Eeeceetees
Ces
Parkhurst
Europe
Jacob Furth
Neufoelder
Vianmkomy
Bank OF
Seattla
Firat Avenue
Capital
Eee
Andrew Chilberg
F. L. Jacobsan
First View Prosidene Kh. Ll. Grondahl
Prasigans
A. H. Bowlberm
Bonney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Third Ave
Columbia 4
Seattle, Wash
Mt. Vernon P.m
Whatcom
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