Ha waii Governor Carter Visits Seattle on Hawaii Policy
George R. Carter, governor of Hawaii, arrives in Seattle en route to Washington to discuss with the attorney general and the president. He asserts Hawaii has rapidly paid off public debt and argues for further federal appropriations, noting Hawaii’s growing customs receipts and harbor improvements.
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George R. Carter
Hawaii
Seattle
Washington
Uncle Sam
Gov. Carter
Honolulu
Union
United States
Wn Congress
Movements of Revenue Fleet in Summer Operations
Announcements detail the revenue fleet’s summer movements from San Francisco. The Bear and Manning head to Dateh Harbor and the Bering sea patrol respectively, while the McCulloch sails with a senatorial party. The Perry departs inland toward southeastern Alaska with Col. Kutchin to map canneries and hatcheries from Fort Wrangle to Kodiak, and the Rush remains stationed at Sitka.
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Bear
Manning
San Francisco
Dateh Harbor
Bering Sea Patrol
McCulloch
San Fran
Perry
Alaska
Col. Kutchin
United States Fish Commission
Fort Wrangle
Kodiak
Rush
Sitka
Conference committee extends postponement on smoke nuisance report
The conference committee plans to postpone consideration of its sub committee report on the smoke nuisance until next Monday. Meanwhile the committee’s investigation results will be turned over to Mayor Bal.
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Bal
Rural Artist Draws Pictures on Fungi in Port Townsend
A. J. Derkum, a Port Townsend resident, has devised a unique method to preserve conke fungus for artistic sketches. He explains the delicate, highly touch sensitive fungus and his process, which limits production to two or three conks at a time. He claims hereditary artistry and notes sketches cannot be erased once made.
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Port Townsend
Woods
Washington
A. J. Derkum
Derham
Port Ludlow
Cohen Denies Silly Rumor About Series Move
Dame Rumor stirred fans with talk that the Seattle Tacoma series starting June 15 might shift to Portland. President Cohen announced all games would remain at Recreation Park and that no release of Pitcher Shields was planned.
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Dame
Seattre
Tacoma
Portland
Cohen
Recreation Park
Shields
NLB President Rules May 7 St. Louis New York Game For New York
National Baseball League president Pulliam announced the protested May 7 game between St. Louis and New York was credited to New York. The ruling clarifies the disputed contest in favor of the Mets.
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New York
Pulliam
National Baseball League
St. Louis
Man Struck by Electric Car Injuries Near Van Asselt
R. H. Brown, a Black man, was struck by a Renton electric car near Van Asselt station on the Interurban line yesterday evening. He was taken to Beattie General Hospital. doctors said the injuries were not serious.
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R. H. Brown
Renton
Limbo
van Asselt
Beatie General Hospital
Draft Completed on Gas Franchise Referred to Council
The new draft of the American Improvement company's gas franchise was completed yesterday and handed to company officers. It is understood the company will not accept the franchise as is and hopes for modifications in the council.
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American Improvement Company
County superintendents gather in Spokane for annual session
State county superintendents of schools plan their annual Spokane session to compare methods and results in schoolwork. The meeting focuses on sharing practices and evaluating standards across districts.
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Spokane
Mighty Hunter W. D. Atem Heads to Alaska for Museum Specimens
W D Atem, noted big game hunter, arrived in Seattle en route to Alaska to collect birds and fur bearing animals from the Kenai peninsula for the Museum of Art and Science in Brooklyn New York.
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W. D. Atem
Seattle
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Museum of Art and Science
Hrooklya
N. Y
Diamond Ice & Storage wins equal terms against Seattle Electric
The city council unanimously approves amending the Diamond Ice & Storage Company franchise to allow equal competition with Seattle Electric. Wires must be underground by 1907. Diamond had been allowed to string on poles until then. Street improvements costing nearly 500000 are ordered along with other city measures and licenses.
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Biamond Ice and Storage Company
Golons
Diamond Ice & Storage Company
Seattle Electric Company
Furnioht Hecht
Octopus
Ite
Diamond Leo & Storage Company
Bacqualmle
Seattle Rheetrie
Murphy and Crichton
Mullen
Washington Street
Mediaine
Hawks Amt
Gm Ihvio
University Community Club
Moran Bros
Railroad Avenue
Battleship Street
Money Refused Delays City Jail Addition Plan
The finance committee postponed details for a new municipal building at Fifth and Woerler to allow more pre planning time. They also moved to recruit another worker in the building department and urged voters to consider bond issues. The committee deemed the $1,660 jail annex appropriation unnecessary, calling the current jail a ‘‘rat trap’’ and wasting funds.
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Fifth and
Woesler
Samuel R Calloway Dies After Operation
Samuel R Calloway, prominent railroad executive and former head of the American Locomotive Co, died suddenly this morning following an operation for diseased pastold. He had served as president of the American Locomotive Company and as a former president of Lake and New York Central railways and vice president of Union Pacific. The New York births and deaths notice confirms his passing on June 1 in New York.
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New York
Samuel R. Calloway
The
American Locomotive Company
Lake and New York Central Railways
Union Pacific
Gates Placed on Hammond Cars by Seattle Electric
Seattle Electric Company installs sliding gates on twelve Hammond streetcars to reduce side injuries from adjacent track movement. Previous open sides allowed accidents. Gates differ from earlier car gates and slide rather than fold.
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Seattle Electric Company
Saint Amant Wins English Derby at Epsom
At Epsom Leopold de Rothschilds Saint Amant won the English derby at 6 to 1. Gouvvernant, the French favorite at 7 to 4, failed to show. Lancashire, owned by Buchanan, was the lone American bred entrant. King Edward attended briefly, while the queen stayed away due to rain as a large crowd gathered.
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London
Epsom
Leopold Fee
Reverend Scanlon Dies in San Francisco Archdiocese
Rev P Scanlon chancellor of the San Francisco archdiocese died today at St Vincent's hospital from a complication of aliments. Dea M Wilbur, prominent real estate man, and Miss Ida Harriett Burke were married at St Marks church at 8:20 this morning and will reside after June 15 at 1452 Twenty first avenue.
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New Yors
P. Scanlon
Archdiocese of
San Francisco
St. Vincent's Hospital
Supreme Court Upholds Alaska Trade Law
The United States Supreme Court yesterday again upheld the Alaska trade law in a decision connected to C. B. Wins and Johnson versus James M. Rhoup and Joseph R. Binns versus the United States.
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Washington, D.D
United States Supreme Court
Alaska
C. B. Wins and
Johnson
James M. Rhoup
United States
Joseph R. Binns
Moran Bros Purchase Ohio Nome Liner for Repairs
The Moran Brothers company bought the Nome liner Ohio from Eagle Harbor yesterday afternoon. The iron vessel, built in 1874, has operated along Alaska routes for about five years and will receive nearly 100000 in repairs, with a nine month restoration timeline before returning to service.
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Empire Transportation Company
Ohio
Moran Bros’ Company
Eagle Harbor
Alaska
Record Divorce Filings And Decrees Dominate Court News
Yesterday brought a burst of action in the divorce court with nine new suits filed and two decrees granted. Cases include Areuta T Russell versus Cornelius Russell for extreme cruelty and Catherine O Donnell versus James O Donnell for cruelty and non support. Decrees awarded to Mamie Livingston from John Livingston for cruelty and to Anna Blackburn from J Lester Blackburn for incompatibility of temperament. Also note the arrival of schooners Ruby Godfrey and Robert Plummer, from San Diego and Gan Frame co, carrying lumber for return cargoes.
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Areuta Tkussell
Cornelius Russell
Catherine O'Donnell
James O'Donnell
Harry W. McLean
Fanny L. McLean
R. T. Baillivant
Lydia Ballelivant
Mra
Mamie Livingston
John Livingston
Anna Blackburn
J. Lester Blackburn
Ruby Godfrey
Robert Plummer
Forna
San Diego
Gan Frame Co
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Brokaw Bros
Brokaw
Shafer
Gov. Garter
Smart Clothes Herald
Becond Ave. Eee
Georgetown
New York Block
Fateh
W. S. Tarrant & Co
Cherry Street
Beattie
Seattle Transfer Company
M. D. Pease
M.D. Pease
Gos Mt
Second Ave
Mighty Hunter
GAN
Samuel Calloway
Gberippe News Assn
Saint Amant
Shripps News Agen
Rev. Sanlon
Daulton Carpet Co
Moran Bros. Company
Peterson's
W. L. Douglas Men's Union
Douglas Finest
Lally
Children’s Box
Ecceessi
Petersons Good Goods
Pike Street
Pacific Northwest
EVE ‘Nautical Company
Enn James
Decond Ave
New Yo Block
North Alaska Steamship CO
Solomon Eure City
Goloviw Bay
Lovin Bay
White Mountain
Goune City
Nome
Teller
York
Kotzebue Sound Pointe
Vhrough
Poin Frank Waterhouse & Go, (Inc
Agenits
Burke
Alaska Pacific Navigation Co
First Ave
Preight
L. H. Gray & Co
F Ave
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