International Military Tattoo at Exposition Stadium Tonight
The International Military Tattoo with national anthems and drills by four bands and a 300-strong militiaman corps will replace the Elks' circus as tonight's late attraction at the exposition stadium at 8 o'clock. Big Liberati supervising, with flags loaned by W. J. Kolb, and fireworks planned. Funeral of a subway joke excerpt included but not relevant.
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Elks’ Circus
Exposition Stadium
Liberati
James Dunleavy
W. J. Kolb
Eace
Pating
Liberatl
Duke of Connaught
Seattle
Id Pipers
Liberal
Wagner
Victoria Princess Victoria Leaves For Vancouver Daily
Victoria departs at 9 00 a m daily for Vancouver aboard the real modern steamship of the Pacific coast. Passengers enjoy daylight views of the Sound Straits of Fuca Active Pass Gulf of Georgia and the salmon fishing fleet at the Frazer mouth. Canadian Pacific Ry 609 Piret avenue ore.
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Victoria
Princess Victoria
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Sound
Straits of Fuca
Active Pass
Gulf of Georgia
Frazer
Canadian Pacific Ry
Piret Avenue
Ore
Young Husband Fights City Over White Bride in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma a Whe? Uphoff defies local prejudice after his wife is revealed to have one sixteenth African blood. He vows to win public verdict via a citywide ballot style campaign, advertising his cause and planning to show his wife at a convention ball to test public sentiment and potentially relocate if he loses.
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Oklahoma
Steenth
Muskogha
Okla
Mason and Dixon
Wm. C. Uphoft
East St. Louis
Muskogee
Uphoff
Uphoffs
Aule
Uphoft
Howie
Eastside
Ueket
West Virginia Day at the A Y P exposition in Seattle
West Virginia officials and residents joined a gala observance at the A Y P exposition in Seattle. Governor William EB Glasscock responded to the welcome address while Hon. HH White and Hon. M. M. Godman spoke for Washington and West Virginia respectively. The event featured the West Virginia hymn performed by Mrs. George E. Brand amid a display of state pride.
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West Virginia
New Jersey
Seattle
Union
Washington State
West
Thomas Horner
West Virginia Hille
George E. Brand
Coroner to Probe Death of Barrett in Seattle Yard
Coroner J. C. Snyder will investigate the death of William Barrett who died after an accident on a Great Northern freight train near Interbay and Ballard yards on July 17. The testimony includes a railroad officer dispute and a passenger report from L. D. Barkberry, alleging foul play by a railroad “bull” after Barrett was found with a severed leg.
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William Barrett
Snyder
Narrett
L. D. Horry
Missoula
Most
Great Northern
Interbay
Darrett
Hallard
Joseph Lock
Bartenders’ Union
Derry
Mont
Snyder Dewme
Joel
B. Barrett
I. W. Jones
Bill
Stenographers Secured to Catch Hughes Speaking
An account notes Gov. Charles B. Hughes of New York will arrive in Seattle Sunday evening for a New York day celebration. Officials plan to secure stenographers to capture his extemporaneous remarks as he speaks without a prepared text. The writers will record every word for posterity, while many speakers in Seattle prefer advance scripts.
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United States
Charles B. Hughes
New York
Uattle
Made
Avery
Yellowstons
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Mi Cell
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