Washington Pioneers Plan Annual Reunion and Events
The Washington Pioneers announce a union meeting at the court house tomorrow at 9:00 with a continuation Wednesday. The gathering includes reminiscences of Seattle’s early days, speeches by Jent Procedre and captains, a noon luncheon, visits to Port Orchard and Madison Street Park, and a banquet in the evening with speakers from Gov. Meeker and John T. Condon.
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Washington
Aseocta
Court Rouwn
Keakle
Res
Pmai
Seattle
Tomor
Jent
Thomas Procedre
Presbry
Port Orchard
Capt. W. T
Richard One Pekrider
Crewdeon
Gov
Fara Meeker
E Hicks
Baat
John T. Condon
Pacific Coast Study Tour Planned by Commercial Leaders
A delegation led by Secretary Proech of commerce and the rivers committee plans a six week trip to the Pacific coast leaving June 3. The itinerary includes Tacoma and Beattie with a focus on coast study and welcoming events. Funding of about 99960 is sought from the county and city along with private donations to cover the program.
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Pacific
Proech
the of Commerce
T. E
Pacific Coast
California
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
Tacoma
Memparty
Chamber of
Rescue in Salineville Mine After All-Night Struggle
Connelly was trapped in a Salineville mine shaft all night and rescued by volunteers who forced a passage through smoke and debris. An air shaft was reached, and he was pulled to safety by a ladder with extreme effort, reportedly still alive.
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Liverpool
Connelly
Salineville
Sbev
Wnt
Killing of John Eims Anderson case in court
In this morning court John Eims Anderson was charged with second degree murder after entering not guilty plea. The case involves A W Anders and D Woolley suing Felix for $25,000 due on property in the Mining district. The matter includes disputes over cigars and wares and a partnership claim.
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John Eims Anderson
John Eims
A. W. Andersd. Woolley
Felix
Court Records Note Cort Salary Tied to Strength Loan
A report states Mr Cort received a salary for lending his name to a business strength loan. In a separate matter Thos Hughes, accused of intent to seriously injure his wife Mary Ann, was freed as the case was dismissed by Judge Griffin after a prior April assault with a knife.
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Thos. Hughes
Griffin
Hughes
Mary Ann
Stetnon-Poet Mill Co
John Cort
Grand Opera House
Diock
Taltman
Judges Hear Dimick Antitrust Suit Over Nickel Slot Debts
A jury in Judge Griffin's department hears R. B. Dimick versus AT&T for $8900 alleged due on nickel-in-the-slot machines not delivered in Nome. Dimick claims $423.50 paid last year for goods to Roanoke. Also noted: injunction request against a city plumbing inspector, divorce actions granted, and a receiver appointed for Pryant Lumber & Shingle Mill Co. to cover lumber owed for nine scows.
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Griffin
R. 8
Dimick
Nome
Roanoke
Pryant Lumber & Shingle Mill Co
T. J. King
A. M. Winger
Refused to Grasp Ropes in West Virginia Tragedy
A 4 year old Brinkman died after jumping from a ferry into the river in West Virginia. Ropes were thrown to him to save him, but he refused to grasp them. He had been a former mayor of Weston and faced forgery charges that were revived recently, contributing to the motive surrounding the act.
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W. Va
Brinkman
Weston W. Va
Ins Office
Gigantic Initiation Planned by Woodmen Camps
The Woodmen of the World head consul schedules August county picnics and nocturnal initiations across the region. San Francisco camps aim for 1000 candidates, Portland also 1000, while Sound-area camps target 111 each. Seattle branches plan a grand barbecue and a record initiation at least 111 candidates on Saturday August 1 under the 11M Candidates and Reunion Committee with A Muchimore as bartender and Elmer F Conner as secretary.
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The
Woodmen of the World
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
A. Muchimore
Barman
Elmer F. Conner
Boy caregiver named head of family in New York case
Special Correspondence reports 11 year old Joe Phillips, after his mother loses her job, becomes guardian to his sisters Mamie and Trille. He earns three dollars weekly while caring for them, cooking, cleaning, and sending them to school, amid poverty and legal scrutiny at Jefferson Market court.
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New York
Kate Phillips
Detlevue Hospital
Joe
Tim
Mamie
Trille
Grand Street
Adolph Zeles
Brooklyn
West
Houston Street
Zeiss
Zeta
Battery
Dimon
Margstrate Poole
Jefferson Market Court
Joseph
Degenerate instincts linked hair part and tattoos says scholar
Professor Prederter Starr of the University of Chicago asserts in a lecture that mid parting hair and tattooing signal degeneracy in modern civilization. He claims tattooing rises among sailors soldiers criminals and messenger boys but not among normal individuals, warning students against these trends.
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Chicago
Prederter Starr
University of Chicago
Grandfather clock ends two deaths in one hour
In Elmira on June 1 a longtime clock owned by Charlie Wilson stopped at noon after his sudden death from pneumonia at Arnott Ogden hospital. While en route to his mother, who was at home, she died moments later of paralysis of the heart before the messenger arrived. The clock’s stoppage followed the deaths.
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Elmira
Charlies Wilson
Wilson
Arnot-Ogden
Wilton
Caid
Explosion at Avoca shop leaves three dead
A powerful blast at a Dlacksraith shop in Avoca, Scranton, Pa, killed three men employed by a contractor blasting rocks. They had moved Atlas powder indoors to shelter from rain when the explosion occurred, with the cause still unknown.
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Scranton
Dlacksraith
Avoca
New York Woman Sues Over False Ad Image
Mise Flolen Grantley, a Southern socialite living in New York, sues a scarset film company in the New York Supreme Court for 50 000 damages claiming her face was used in a newspaper advertisement without consent. She says the image implied she posed in a drawn state and caused public ridicule and mental distress.
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New York
Scarset Film
Mise Flolen Grantley
Supreme Court of New York
Mise Grantley
Miss Grantley
Pardon Push Over Damascus Steel Discovery
In Des Moines Gov. Leslie M. Shaw faces pressure to pardon 8. R. Dawson, the man linked to the murder of Wall. Scott, to free the lost art of Damascus steel. The Damascus Steel Co. seeks the vault secrets Dawson kept, arguing the invention could revive ancient blade making. opponents warn of political meddling and insist on justice. Des Moines divides between petitioners and remonstrants as custody of Dawson’s papers looms.
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Des Moines
Leslie M. Shaw
R. Dawson
Wall
Scott
Damascus
Damascus Steel Co
Dawnon
Dawen
Dauighter
Dawson
State Penitentiary
Gov
A. W. Scott
Howe
Fort Madison
Man Arrested in Butte On Old Army Forgery Charge
On instructions from San Francisco a United States deputy marshal arrested John M. Neil in Butte on the charge of forging regular army vouchers three years ago while a lieutenant at the Presidio San Francisco. Neil was cashiered from the army three years ago for an alleged shortage in his accounts.
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Butte
Mont
San Francisco
United States
John M. Neil
Presidio
Neill
Women rave over Lilly Langtry's rare gowns in New York
A London cable notes Mrs Langtry's Marie Antoinette frocks captivate American women. One gown features pink lined calash with chinchilla trim and a large muff. another royal blue velvet design with a white satin train and diamonds. A plumed turban and pink satin headpiece complete the look.
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Lilly Langtry
New York
London
Norfolk youth arrested for attempted theft of a street car
James Findurant, 12, is under arrest in Norfolk charged with trying to steal a trolley car from the Norfolk Railway and Light Co. He allegedly had stolen two tugboats recently to play pirate and briefly sailed three miles offshore before a pursuing tug stopped him. The item also notes unrelated insurance and railway promo lines.
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Norfolk
James Findurant
Barnes
Norfolk Railway & Light Co
Ames
Senator George Turner on Mr Justice Brown in insular cases
The Spokane Spokesman-Review prints a long interview with Senator George Turner on the Supreme Court insular cases. Turner argues the decision rests on Brown alone and critiques its precedent, calling it flawed and unsatisfactory to the bar and likely condemnable.
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George Turner
Justice Brown
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
United States
Supreme Court
Brown
Blakeley Sets Sail for Nome District Portas
The brigantine freighter Blakeley will clear tonight for Nome district ports under Captain Han eon. She carries 10 passengers and a 100 ton cargo of general merchandise. W A Wooden, owner of the Weesel, is among her passengers.
Millworkers Union Holds Promising Meeting at 220 Anin Street
A large crowd attended the Millworkers union meeting in their hall at 220 Anin Street Saturday evening. The union forms a new organization and shows strong interest in weekly gatherings.
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Millworkers’ Union
Anin Street
Millworkers
Rev Haugan Speaks On The Of And The New Century
Swedish temperance lecturer Rev Br B Haugan addressed First M P church Saturday evening on The OF and the New Century. Afterward Augusta Kt Armstrong sang and Clara Hourn gave a recitation. Haugan to lecture at Norwegian Lutheran church Wednesday evening.
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Br. B. Haugan
Mies Augusta Kt. Armatrong
Misa Clara Hourn
Haugan
New Fire Plant for Bremerton
Puget Sound Naval Station plans a modern salt water fire action system within two months. Specifications call for 470 feet of 6 inch steel pipe and 5 inch hydrants to reach all departments. The high pressure main will be a 4 inch remelted gray pig iron tar coated line, weighing 8 pounds per inch. Contract not yet awarded.
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Puget Sound Naval Station
United States
Proech
Chamber of Commerce
Harwell
Preparing Veal with Olives and Savory Dressing
Veal should be pink and firm to ensure wholesome age. Stuff each piece with a dressing of pork, bread crumbs, seasoning herbs, and onion, roll and skewer, then brown in floured pan with water. Simmer, remove olives, make a pan sauce, pour over meat, garnish with lemon, radish, and relish choices.
Cigar Heist Reported At Ragiey Bhaw Drug Co
Proprietors on Second Avenue report several boxes of imported cigars stolen. The front door shows signs of forced entry by a case key user familiar with the Ragiey Bhaw Drug Co. Police are investigating but have not yet caught the thief.
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Ragiey-Bhaw Drug Co
Second Avenue
Salvation Army Col Geo French visits Beattie for meetings
Lieut. Col. Geo. French the new Pacific provinces commander visits Beattie on official business. He presided over three meetings yesterday at 11 2 and 6 o clock. An officers demonstration is planned at 2 this afternoon and another meeting is scheduled in the same hall tonight.
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Geo. French
Pacific Provinces
Salvation Army
Beattie
Second Avenue
Nellie Gardner Taken Into Custody For Leaving Home
Nellie Gardner a 17 year old Victoria girl was taken into custody Saturday by Officers Freeman and Hubbard. She had left home seeking to earn her own living in British Columbia and will be returned to her parents tomorrow after authorities were notified.
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Nellie Gardner
Victoria
Freman and Hubbard
British Columbia
Asparagus and Exerie Molded Custard Dish Guide
A vintage recipe describes using asparagus either from canned or fresh, with a white sauce made from butter flour milk malt and white pepper. It folds in egg yolks and chopped meat before baking in a buttered mold set in a water bath, then garnishes with asparagus and parsley.
Suburban Mallard Opens First Bank and Local Notices
Mallard opens its first bank today to become a key community factor. Columbia City Christian Endeavor Society and Clef of the Congregational Church plan a town hall musical tomorrow with Mr. J. J. Dudley directing. Columbia City Council meets tonight. Prof. J. B. Kirtland of Mallard to supervise instruction in the Philippines. Mrs. M. Devine of Columbia City heads to Spokane for a visit. Wesley M. Behurch Ladies' Aid group meets Thursday at Mrs. Irwin's home in South Seattle. Mr. Attlebury of Howth Beattie is convalescent. Baptism day at Asbury M E Church in Fremont next Sunday with Rev. A. Edwin Harrows officiating. Miss Kasie Brith II with ton ellitis at her Fremont home. Miswe Dorothea and Marie Wieman at home in Fremont. Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Asbury M E Church Fremont meets Wednesday at 2:20 PM in the league room. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley of South Park to occupy their new cottage at West State this week.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Columbia City
Congregational Church
J. J. Dudley
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Asbury M. KB. Church
Fremont
League Room
Notable Guests List At Diller And Other Hotels
A long roster lists arrivals at multiple hotels including Diller and Stevens with numerous names and origins such as W N Gilmore Adiwon and H Henker North Yakima. Other guests include C Payne Tacoma M J Cowles Spokane T J Wheeler Vancouver and Stephen Haid Billings. Also noted are Great Northern and Seattle & Nishi figures and a Great Northern excursion rate allowing return over any route to Buffalo Exposition.
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The
Great Northern Railway
Buffalo
Diller
W .N. Gilmore
Adiwon
Dr. H. Henker
North Yakima
J. Kennedy
Olympia Lumberman
C. W. Ireland
Vancouver
George Kunge
Arlington Lumberman
Buffalo Exposition
Railway officials march to San Francisco convention
Railroad commissioners from many states travel with wives and families to attend a national convention in San Francisco. Five interstate commerce commissioners join the delegation in Seattle for a layover. Topics include taxation on gross earnings, railroad bonding, stock watering, and grade crossings. If possible, delegates may linger in Seattle for two days on return.
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Railroad Commissioners
States of the Union
San Francisco
Seatile
Interstate Commerce Commission of
Washington, D. C
Martin KR. Knapp
Joseph W. Fifer
J. W. Clementa
J. D. Yoemane
C. D. Prowty
Mrs Elizabeth Morgan Dies at Family Residence
Mrs Elizabeth Morgan died at the family residence 116 Fourth Avenue North yesterday shortly after.
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Elizabeth Morgan
Fourth Avenue North
Luxurious two day ocean liners planned for plutocrats
An official cites two de luxe liners to be built for first class only. They will offer suites with multiple rooms and tiled baths, dining at small tables, on board dairy for milk and eggs, cafe chantant and theater supper, gym library sun room conservatory and on board staff including veterinarians for pets. Cheaper passage starts at $1006.
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Hitz
Parla
Carlton
Waldorf-Astoria
Busy American Dramatist Clyde Mitch Heads Abroad
Clyde Mitch sails to Europe for the summer to work on a new play in Naples and later in Hickory. He plans four new pieces for 1901-1902 for Charles Frohman and others, including Elsie Le Wolfe and Badle Martinet. He aims to step into management and promote Emily Wakeman as a star. this year brings three new productions and several works used on tours.
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Clyde Mitch
Europe
Naples
Charles Frohman
Pimpire Theater
Elsie le Wolfe
Mr. Fitch
Flame
Barbara Frietchie
Nathan Hale
Beau Krummel
Bapho
Athletic Millionaire Hogg Said To Rival Giants Of Strength
Harper s Weekly likens ex Gov Hogg to legendary strongmen, noting his oil wealth and feats of lifting hogs heads and heaving pig iron. The piece recalls Peter Francisco s nine fall fence tale and portrays Hogg as an unlikely giant among new American millionaires.
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Texas
Hogg
Harper's Weekly
Dan Rice
Europe
America
Young Hogg
Peter Francisco
Buckingham County
Hoge
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Seattle & Nishi
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Second Ave
Lalnong
Capital Milling Co
Yesler
Hone Rowan
Adams Grocery Co
Tel
Matheson Bros. Grocers Cor
King Tel
Main
W. S. Mayfield Family
Pike Steel
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. B. Stevens
Pink
PDR. C. A. Gay
Second Avenue Corner
Marion
Poti Arrel Ree PY
Stolting
M. BE
Z. C. Miles & Piper Co
Yester Way
Nar
Star
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Spring and
Seneca Streets
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