Panchot Sets Challenge to Weston for Continental Walk
J Panchot a 64 year old Auburn resident and former Astley belt holder challenges Weston to a cross continent walk. He claims to have beaten Weston in 1879 and proposes starting from Seattle or San Francisco to test endurance against the 60 year old recorder breaker now walking coast to coast.
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Weston
Fanadelphia
New York
Ster J. Panchot
Auburn
Chas
Weeton
Ike
Seattle
San Francisco
You Need a Truss It Bartell Red Cross Drug
An oddly garbled note advertises trusses with prices around $3.45 to $10. The text mentions Paxine and Hohenstaffen brands and a Red Cross Drug outlet in New York. The fragment hints at a sale or catalog listing for medical supports.
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Red Cross
New York
Hohenstaffen
Prosecutors file information against three men for fraud
The prosecuting attorney yesterday filed information against Roxes Reder Tom Cameron and James Hewett charging them with obtaining money under false pretenses. Reder is noted in local politics for many years.
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Roxes Reder
Tom Cameron
James Hewett
Reder
Earthquake felt in city and Oakland last night
An earthquake shock was reported at 11:60 last night felt in the city and Oakland. The tremor was short in duration with no damage reported.
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Ban Francisco
Oakland
Miners Poisoned by Canned Corned Beef at Eleanor Shaft
Forty miners at the Eleanor shaft in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania were poisoned after eating canned corned beef on Monday. All workers were compelled to quit and are expected to recover.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
Eleanor Shaft
Aged Odd Fellows Leader Visits Grand Encampment
Stephen Adams, the LO. O. F. near the western Mississippi, attends the grand encampment as one of the oldest Odd Fellows in the United States. He has been a member for more than 80 years.
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Stephen Adams
LO. O.fl
Mississippi River
United States
Adams
Parr and Barton Appointed Regular Patrolmen
B EF Parr and HH M Barton led the eligible civil service list and were made regular patrolmen yesterday. They have not yet received permanent beats.
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B. EF. Parr
HH. M. Barton
Civil Services Commission
Nome Stir Attracts Attention With Gunplay Threats
The steamer Renfier is due at Nome with a stage set for a dispute featuring Lucky Chapman and his wife Babe Warnick as leads. A missing wife, a suspected elopement with a St Louis architect, and threats from Chapman mark a volatile situation unfolding after their winter in eastern cities.
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Renfier
Nome
Lucky” Chapman
Babe” Warnick
St. Louis
Chapman
Mt. Louie
Victoria
City faces fee refund ruling on medium licenses
The license committee asked Corporation Counsel Beott Calhown for an opinion on whether the city may refund the unexpired portion of licenses paid by mediums to practice their professions. Madame Fremont applied for a refund, with officials arguing the city may have no right to grant such licenses as they may violate state law.
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Beott Calhown
Beattie
Madame Fremont
Stewart to Lecture at Prohibition Meeting Tonight
Oliver W. Stewart, noted Prohibition lecturer, will address an audience at Christen een's Arcade hall tonight under the state central committee of the Prohibition party. The event aims to promote temperance policies and party platform.
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Oliver W. Stewart
Christerneen
State Central Committee
The
Prohibition Party
Monroe
T. D. Rockwell
Snohomish
Wandering Manley McKee Arrested After Valley Disturbance
In Selah valley a 55 year old man wandering without a coat terrified residents and was arrested by a deputy sheriff. The incident disrupted the local area as deputies secured the scene.
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Yakima
Selah
Manley McKee
Railroad Permit Sought For Lakefront Miniature Train
J G Lahrman asked the city council for a permit to run a miniature steam railroad along Lake Front Street from Madison to Leschi Park. He offered 15 percent of proceeds to the city if adjacent property owners raised no objections. The matter was referred to the street committee.
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J. G. Lahrman
Lake Front Street
Madison
Leschi Park
Street Committee
Queen Anne sewer plan advances in council action
Councilman Crichton introduced a resolution urging the engineering department to prepare and submit to the council plans and estimates for a sewer system on the north and west sides of Queen Anne hill. The project will join the district drainage plan for north of Green Lake.
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Crichton
Queen Anne Hill
Green Lake
Republicans Plan Banquet For Returning Washington Delegation
The King County Republican committee plans a reception and banquet for United States Senator Samuel H. Piles and Representative W. F. E. Humphrey upon their return from Washington. The event signals local party recognition of the lawmakers' service.
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King County
Chui Ia
United States
Samuel H. Piles
W. F E. Humphrey
Washington
Congress adjournment date not yet determined
The present session of Congress remains open and the adjournment date has not yet been fixed. No decision has been announced on when lawmakers will recess.
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Congress
Mayor Moore Vetoes Two City Ordinances
Mayor Moore sent two veto messages to the city council. One veto blocks paying Mant &Y. because the resolution of intent was not properly advertised. The second veto targets a special ordinance granting Mayor & Bone a clock post in front of the Colman building, stating the clock is no longer desired and the ordinance is unnecessary.
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Moore
Mant&y
Ownership admitted in New York coal mine stock case
In New York on June 6, Vice President Rossiter of the Central railroad admitted ownership of stock and bonds tied to coal mines. The disclosure follows scrutiny of railroad holdings and miner investments.
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New York
Rossiter
New York Sentral Railroad
Cyclone Hits Grayson County Texas Reducing Homes
A cyclone swept through Grayson County Texas last night starting 0 miles north of Sherman and moving northeast. Homes were wrecked and residents sought shelter in storm cellars as rescuers assess damage.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Grayson County
Sherman
Reform School Sentences For Two Boys
Two boys named Buent and Phillip Bhanten, both 11 years old, were sent to the reform school yesterday by court order. Maud Clark and Mary Gorman were committed to the asylum for the insane at Bellevue.
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Buent
Phillip Bhanten
Reform School
Mawd Clark
Mary Gorman
Asylum For the
Btellacoom
Excursion Rates East On Several June and July Dates
Northern Pacific announces special round trip excursion rates to eastern points on June 4 6 7 23 25 and July 2 3 with greatly reduced fares. Also special rates in August September and October. For details visit the N P city ticket office at the corner of First Avenue and Vester Way.
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Northern Pacific
N. P. City
Corner First Ay
Vester Way
Rice to Appeal Aides Rally for Medium
Judge Naylor of Everett will represent the Rev. Mien Rice in an appeal from Justice P. V. Davia. At a Hearth Payehic society meeting in the Ven Dome hotel last evening the group decided to provide spiritual and financial support to the medium.
Beattie Volunteers Hold 17th Anniversary Picnic
The Beattie Volunteer Firemen’s Association marks its 17th anniversary on June 6 with an old fashioned basket picnic and clam bake at Evergreen Park in Bremerton. Families and residents are invited to join this community event.
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Old Beattie Volunteer
Miremen's Association
Evergreen Park
Bremerton
Residents plan welcome for W. J. Bryan in August
In Sancoln Nebraska citizens organize a non partisan reception for W. J. Bryan on his return in August from a world tour. A one year old boy named Hugh Mayer narrowly escaped death after being struck by a hook and ladder truck yesterday while at home with his mother at the European house.
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Sancoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Hugh Mayer
Schooner Volunteer Ashore Near Russian River
The schooner Volunteer, sailing from this port, ran ashore at Bodega Head near the Russian River mouth. A tug is proceeding to the scene to assist in the rescue.
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San Francisco
Jane
Volunteer
Bodoza Head
Russian River
Youth Struck by Truck in Street Accident
A boy named Mayer was hit by a truck yesterday afternoon while in the street. He suffered a badly sprained left foot as a result of the collision.
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Young Mayer
Pantorium Offers Clothes Cleaning To Look Like New
Dont discard old garments. Pantorium cleans and refreshes fabrics at Maia 1048 to restore appearance and quality.
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Pantorium
Maia
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