Garonne Repair Standoff Divides Victoria Unions
The steamer Garonne will not be repaired in Victoria as union leaders resist sending work abroad. Al irons works managers asked the local boilermakers union to approve repairs to avert a clash with the National Brotherhood of Boilermakers. The local union, aligned with boilermakers, fears the vessel would be branded a scab ship if repaired here or elsewhere in the United States. The Albion Works refused to unionize its shop, leaving repair plans uncertain and likely settled by local boilermakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
al- Irons Works
Vesy
Garonne
National Brotherhood of Rmakers and Iron Workers
Garonners
Victoria
Canada
Albion Works
Uni
NAIA FOR NOME The Va! Steamer Departure At Nome
A large crowd gathered to wave the Va farewell at Nome as the steamer Va! prepared to depart. The ship was to sail at 9 a m but freight delays pushed the departure back. Officers aboard included Captain Spiers first officer Arm second Spencer third chief steward and purser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiers
Spencer
Sunday Sailings Steamer Humboldt to Nome
Steamers Humboldt and Victorian announce Sunday departures. Humboldt sails directly from Artington Dock to Nome. Victorian departs Wesler Dock at p m for Skagway with schedule details not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Artington Dock
Nome
Victorian
Mwesler Dock
Skagway
Extending Broadway and sidewalk plans move forward
At a council meeting held yesterday afternoon the council recommended extending Broadway across several lots in Pontius add and approved sidewalking actions. The report covers replat of War Park addition and a decision on grading Twenty third avenue north with protest from Northern Counties Investment referred to the city engineer. Discussion on sidewalk materials and a Thirteenth avenue project from East Columbia to East Union was tabled for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Addition
East Madison Meee
Byers
Thirteenth Avenue
East Columbia
East Union
University Club House Opens in Seattle With Notables
The Univers ity Club of Seattle opened a new clubhouse last night attracting nearly 60 attendees. Speakers included Judge C H Hanford on Education on the Frontier, Burke on The Value of Law, President Graves on The Upbuilding of University, Rev E Smith on An Educated and Educated, and Joseph Gilpin Pyle on The Influence of Educated Men Journalism. Hon John Barrett spoke extemp oraneously replacing John RB who was absent. The gathering promised the club’s future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club of Seattle
Pene Oovome
Beattie
C. H. Hanford
Burke
Graves
Washington
E. Smith
Joseph Gilpin Pyle
John RB
John Barrett
Siam
Westminster Presbyterian and City Churches Announce Services
A list of Sunday morning and afternoon services across Seattle churches. names include Rev H W Gilchrist Rev Blyth Rev Louis J Sawyer Rev E M Randall Jr Rev B H Lingenfelter Rev W H C Temple Rev W A Major Rev L S Bowerman and Rev Geo F Whitman. Readings feature sermons titled The Teaching of Grace The Prince of Peace New Dominion Our Great High Priest Pure Religion and The River Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. W. Gilchrist
Pulit
Blyth
Lowtyn
Wash
North Seattle
First Christian Church
Lingenfelter
New Dominion
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. H. C. Temple
River Jordan
Second Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
First Baptist Church
Bowerman
Geo. F. Whitman
Ins Protestant Church
Reveille
Church Ser vices and Talks Across City Many Gatherings
Religious programs fill the day with sermons and talks at Asbury M. K. Church Brooklyn Battery Street M B Church Trinity Parish Church Grace Church and other houses of worship. Speakers include Rev. Burrows Rev. Sturgeon Rev. Gowen Rev. Selleck and Rev. Simonds with topics on salvation faith and daily life. A sermon for children and a Royal Lodge event close the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
J. C. Sturgeon
Paul Hubbard
United Tent
Green Lake
Battery Street
M. B
H. D. Brown
Maith
Trinity Parish Church
Herbert Gowen
Childrick
New Westminster
Blc
Grace M. BE
W. H. Selleck
Ourself
Relus
Seattle
ter—Revy
W. D. Simonds
Danes Presbyterian Church
W. A. Spalding
D. D
Dirigo Today Steamer Sighted Near Townsend
Dirigo Today of the Aieka Steamship Co is sighted off Townsend and expected to arrive at 3 30 p m. She is returning from Skagway and is three days overdue. Her next sailing is scheduled for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieka Steamship Co
Townsend
Skagway
Unsettled Labor Dispute Outside Bloch's Germany Cafe
A dispute between the union and William Bloch over the Germany cafe remains unsettled. A banner carrier stands in front of Bloch's store today warning friends of organized labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters’ Union
William Bloch
Germania Cafe
Bloch
Wich
Friends of Organized Labor
Little Annie Rooney Arrested for Wearing Male Attire
An Annie Rooney was arrested today in the city tower for wearing male clothing. The report notes her marine uniform and adventurous reputation as a traveling musician, using her talents to go from town to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Rooney
Annie
Mr and Mrs Galbraith Head East for Exposition
Mr and Mrs J F Galbraith and their children left this morning for the East. They will visit the Buffalo exposition then proceed to New York and Boston and return by mid July. Mr Galbraith is a member of the firm Galbraith Bacon & Co.
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J. F. Galbraith
East
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Galbraith
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Arrest of Kansas Klondike leader for embezzlement
Geo Mulligan, leader of the Kansas Klondike party, was arrested by Chief Meredith and detectives Lane Phillips Crane and Barek for embezzlement after reporting a $17,000 robbery. Authorities say Mulligan’s story about testing his men did not hold.
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Geo. Mulligan
Kansas Klondike Party
Mereith
Meredith
Lane
Phillips
Crane
Barek
Body of Unknown Man Found Floating in Bay Near Wharf
Watchman at Oregon steam er finds deceased man in San Francisco Bay near Ainsworth Dunn dock. Coroner notified. body to Butterworth morgue. Approximate three weeks in water. three dollars sixty cents in pockets. Clad in blue coat and vest like streetcar conductor, gray trousers. Identity unconfirmed. Also reports an incident with Mike Sullivan, who attempted to stow away on the Valencia. Chief Officer Henry Speyer intervened. Speyer arrested, bailed, released. Sullivan jailed.
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Oregon
Bchwabacher's
Ainsworth & Dunn
Butterworth
Mike Sullivan
Valencia
Golden North
Henry Speyer
Speyer
Sullivan
Battleship in Virginia docks viewable by visitors
A large battleship remains in the VA area and is accessible at the dry dock. It can be viewed aboard the new fast steamer Athlon departing Columbia Street Dock at 9 30 a m and 1 20 p m.
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VA. 8
Athlon
Columbia Street Dock
Ship aboard horses used as cargo and decked fore
The vessel carried a third deck behind the fore part where lighter freight was loaded and horses were stalled beneath it. Regular horse accommodations were repurposed for heavy cargo. Ship officers listed: M. Anderson captain, W. Jonick first officer, RK. Sheller second officer, A. Swanson third officer, J. McDonald purser, Dr. Engels physician.
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M. Anderson
W. Jonick
RK. Sheller
A. Swanson
J. McDonald
Dr. Engels
A. C. H. Picnic Planned at Port Madison
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold a picnic at Port Madison on Sunday June 16. The steamer Star is chartered for the event and the committee includes Wm McArdle P J Fitzpatrick WN Hara James McCall and M Harrington to ensure a pleasant gathering.
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Order of Hiberniana
Port Madison
Steamer Star
Wm. McArdle
P. J. Fitzpatrick
Wn, Hara
James McCall
M. Harrington
Wisconsin to Be Docked at Puget Sound Naval Station
This evening at six o'clock the battleship Wisconsin will be docked at the Puget Sound naval station after arriving last night. Next week hull cleaning and painting will start. Tomorrow the ship opens to the public with special excursions to Bremerton, and it will stay about one week.
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Wisconsin
Puget Sound Naval Station
Hremerton
Public Works Board Awards and Approvals Amid Absence
Absence of Supt Lit due to illness leaves board meeting to discuss pest house site prep with L Weed contract for ten acres at 900 dollars. Holt McGuire win bid 15 442 for King Street and Seventh Avenue improvements. Normile gets 4750 for Tenth Avenue work. Several projects approved including sidewalks and sewers. Taylor Mill Co. authorized tram line on Charles Street intersections. Minor business completed.
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Litthe
Board of Public Works
Re. L. Weed
Youngs
Thomas Street
Third Avenue
Westlake Avenue
Holt & McGuire
Normile
Tenth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Yesterway
Eleventh Avenue
Yesler Way
Cherry Street
Terry Avenue
Fileventh Avenue
East Denny Way
Fast Pine Street
King Street
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Avenue
King
Weller Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Fast Marion
East Union Street
Madison Street
Sixth
Ninth Avenues
Twenty Eighth Avenue
East Spruce Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Columbia Street
Howell Street
Taylor Mill Co
Chartes Street
Thirty-first
Thirty-sixth Avenues
Shipping rumors surge as Nome run sells out fast
Extra vessels may join the Nome run to handle hundreds in Beattie denied transportation. Humboldt Victorian and City of Puebla nearly sold out while boats clearing today sold since Thursday. Freight movement north wanes as wharves clutter with merchandise. Gen. Stelin and Blakeley head for Nome. Grant likely to assist Ruth. Al-Ki departs tonight with passengers and cargo. many ticket holders paid $3 first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Humboldt
Puebla
Al-Ki
Ocean Dock
County Employees Battle Pierce in Tacoma Baseball Duel
King county workers clash with Pierce county colleagues in a Tacoma baseball game. Officials, including Judge Arthur Griffin, took part in early innings. A banquet for the teams is planned at the Tacoma hotel this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Pierce County
Tacoma
Arthur Griffin
Fairyland Pupils Shine In Beattie Theater Dancers
A crowd witnessed a public display by pupils of M A Little's dancing academy, all under 12, with performances ranging from Mazes of the Nations to Maypole dances. Notable participants included Myra Constantine, Madelin Nadeau, Genevieve Reed, May Griffin, Jessie Preston, and Oliver Kilbourne. The afternoon show followed by continued health ads for Ladies Path Variors at 911 Ir4 Av.
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M. A. Little
Dancing Academy
Beattle Theater
Eeith McClaire
Madelin Nadeau
Myra Constantine Maydia Bqulers
Sarah Stevenson
Frances Varnes
Jessie Preston
Beth Jarthiey
Mamie Jones
Anna Henry
Eeith Twies
Anna PF. Terry
Gertie Gottatein
Jessie Rutherland
Olivah Kilbourne
Helen Kilbourne
Edna Kilbourne
Katherine Kerr
Mabel Weat
Frances Blevenson
Olive Powell
Ethel Strout
Gertrude Abrame
Lionie Reed
Genevieve Reed
Ella Heichers
May Griffin
Doll
Mollie Leteington
Wellow Coffman
Pearl Windmiller
Sylvia Monheimer
Carrol Ebricht
Harold Coe
Austin Coffman
Carlton Crickmore
Ralph Dark
Ballard Names Frank E Pella Postmaster
Frank E Pella appointed postmaster at Ballard replacing James M Cook who resigned after four years. Pella has served as deputy postmaster this past year and received formal notification from Congressman Cushman yesterday. This change takes effect July 1. The notice also details gas and meter rates from Battle Gas Electric Co and prepaid meter options with monthly minimum charges.
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Frank E. Pella
Ballard
James 9M. Cook
Eee
Pella
Cushman
Mediation Rumors Circulate During Royal Visit
Rumors circulate about mediation in South Africa during Queen Wilhelmina's visit to the Kaiser. The note suggests England might use significant efforts if satisfactory. A Great Northern Railway round trip ticket to Buffalo is priced at $86 with return via any route, and mentions battleship and steamer Athlon in connection with the travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
South Africa
Wilhelmina
England
Great Northern Railway
Buffalo Ma
Oregon Sails Away From Schwabacher Dock
The Oregon left Schwabacher dock at 1 pm amid cheers from about 2000 well wishers and fluttering handkerchiefs. The steamer carried 220 first class and 200 steerage passengers with 200 tons of cargo, aiming for Nome. Capt Beecley led the voyage with Ansell Wills Harlow and Donnelly as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Schwabacher Dock
All Weasels
Ashe
Centennial loading drags as Valencia crowd grows
The Centennial, advertised to sail at 10 am, continues loading all day and may not depart before 6 pm. Crowds linger on the waterfront as the vessel, carrying 600 passengers, 200 sheep, 85 horses, and 1500 tons of freight, fills up to avoid partial departures.
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NAIA
University Club
Home Mission
M.fp
Asbury M. K
Fremont
Burrows
Atli @& m
P.m
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
F. X. Prefontaine
Church of Immaculate Conception
A. Swere
Sacred Heart Church
W. D. Brown
Pesever
Amanda Lodge
Third Ave
Brotherhood
W. C. B. Randolph
Dirigo Today
Gen. MacArthur
Logan
A. C. H. Picnic
San Francisco
Tim Haggerty
Australia
Terry MoGovern
BIG Grist
Gen. Stelin
Blakeley
Eail
Revenue Cutter
Port Townsend
Ruth
Hige¢ines
Artington
Golefain Bay
Easter
San Franchees
Conmnhta
M. D. Pease- Johnson Co
Fairyland
Frank E. Pells
Iijlle
Dim Ie
Hille
Hoon
Battle Gas & Electric CO
Cline
Fast India Tea Co
Pike St
I. T. CO
Adams
Iit
Rescen G
Grocers
C. A. Gay
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Madison
Sunset
Kern Co
Central Districts
Golden West CO
Second Avenue
Northrup Company
Firet Ave
Stolting
M. EB. Chure
Seattle Daily Star
Fastern Specialists
Dentists
United States
College of
N. Y. Dental Society
Newark
Dental Society of New York
Ohio Medical University
Philadelphia Dental College of Philadelphia
Chicago College of Dental Surgery of
Illinois
Northwestern University of Illinois
Euacton
North Pacific Dental College of Oregon
Sesten
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Portland, Ore
TREEN
First Avenue
Chette
Denny Clay Cals City Yard
Reattio
Remington Typewriters
Cc. Niles
General Dealer
Troslyn Coal
Queen Coal
Telephone Union
Pike Street
Telephone Main
Battleship
U. S. Naval Station
Bremerton
Galbraith Dock
Capital City
Puget Bound
Sip Commercial Importing Co. T
Yester Way Pharmacy
Yester Way
Broadway
J. BE. Stevens
Tel. Pink
Gene Mayo
Ora Gare
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