Peters fined for banner near factory during strike injunction
Albertson judge fines Peters $25 for carrying a banner reading There Morans near the Meras plant. Peters said he followed advice that no violation occurred if no physical confrontation. Court ruled no intent to violate but misinterpretation of the injunction led to the offense.
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Peters
Albertaon
Oo Evert
Veetor
Tayuretion Semct
An Moaklers
uRkons
Na Machinint
Morans
Petera
Raney
Albertson Aaid
Olympia Steamer Bull Incident Ends In Death
Parsons, an employee of Pacific Cold Storage Co., was aboard the steamer Olympia en route to Nome when a bull corral incident led to fatal injuries. The bull impaled Parsons, lifting and mortally injuring him before bystanders could assist. The body was taken ashore for burial arrangements as the Olympia departed from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington Canal Construction Begins and Plans for Alaska Exposition Vessels
The start of work on the Washington Canal is announced as 200 foot vessels will be prepared for the Alaska Exposition. Powell, chief engraver, directs the right of way work with Valon and Washing. The association funds preliminaries and aims to clear the canal, with costs estimated at 1.56 million dollars and unsold stock to be sold at the mall sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Canal
Powell
Wit
the Association
Men Secure Recruits Charged in Frat Recruitment Row
A contest tied to a fraternity recruitment drive drew attention as two groups accused of poaching members. Each side claimed outsiders pressured pledges to switch, prompting internal review and recriminations within the organization.
Recruiting Drive Turns Moonlight Excursion Into Rivalry
A story notes a unit awarding five recruits to Sergeant Hartin of the first platoon. Private Aylemore earned two prizes of 85, and Private Bartow received a hand painted tobacco tin for the losing platoon, as they prepare for a moonlight excursion on June 24. Lieutenant John B Carroll uses his court as a recruiting office, inviting those seeking military training to visit the New York block rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartin
Aylemore
Bartow
John B Carroll
New York
Christian Endeavor Completes Arrangements for July Convention
Local committees announce all preparations finished for the international Christian Endeavor convention to be held in this city in July. One key need remains money as at least 40 solicitors will recruit funds to cover debts and expenses. A $15,000 guarantee fund is available but not to be drawn until the convention meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Txtoma
Everett
One
Big Feet railroad recovers $212 stolen from depot safe
Lawrence June 6 The Big Feet railroad recovered 212 dollars stolen from a depot safe in the city. A note claimed money under the depot platform would be found a short time after the theft.
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Lawrence
Big Feet Railroad
Conscience-Stricken Robber Left Evidence in Car Yard
A search of a passenger car near the yards uncovered a box containing two revolvers a mask money and a note claiming the robber could not keep the money due to conscience. The discovery follows a safe burglary investigation with the suspect description linked to the note.
Burlington Railroad Restricts In-Transit Reconsignment
The Burlington railroad will soon prohibit the re consigning of loaded cars while in transit on their lines. The measure aims to curb misrouting and ensure cargo security across its network. Local shippers and freight managers monitor the policy for implementation details and potential exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Episcopal convention opens in Nellingham
Yesterday the annual convention of the Episcopal church diocese of Western Washington opened at St Pauls Episcopal church with Bishop Keator of Tacoma presiding. The gathering included many clerical and lay delegates and the annual sermon was delivered by Rev. F T Webb of Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellingham
Episcopal Church
Locese
Washington
Keator
Tacoma
Preatius
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
F. T. Webb
Mutiny in Royal Guards Sparks Turmoil at Tear Sko Seloto
Mutiny broke out today among Hussars of the Royal Guards of Tear Sko Seloto palace area where the imperial family has moved. Authorities restored order without bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Royal Guards
Tear Sko Seloto
Imporial
Coaster Blown Up Off Tunis Amid Arms Smuggling
A Tunis dispatch reports a coaster carrying about 70 men and contraband arms was blown up by its crew off Tunis to avoid capture. The incident occurred today as authorities attempted to seize the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tunis
President Caught at Port Townsend
The President left last night for Nome, hurried to Port Townsend where the connection was made in the morning. The great president cleared from the port as the delayed ones were embarked.
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Nome
Port Townsend
Fire and Water Committee to Review Building Ordinance
The fire and water committee plans an evening meeting to consider the building ordinance for likely final passage. The measure is nearly complete but must pass to Code Attorney Gleasee before reaching the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire and Water Committee
Gleasee
Council
Ships in Coastwise Movements and Alaska Sailings
The Mackinaw heads to Lady Emith for coal then returns before heading north. The Saratoga plans to clear for Southeast Alaska tonight. The Yukatan has deer perispenes until the morning of the 7th. The Johan G North arrives from San Francisco with general cargo. The Leelaniaw from Comox has coalled for two weeks and sails for Nome on the 10th.
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Ladyemith
Saratoga
Alaska
Johan G. North
San Francieco
Leelaniaw
Comox
Nome
Indictments Hit Seattle Furniture Firms in Grand Jury Case
Federal grand jury in Portland returns indictments against major Seattle and Washington state furniture manufacturers and dealers. Firms named include Washington Mattress, Frederick & Nelson, B Harmon & Co, The Lounge Mattress Co, Devis Horton Co, Chehalis Furniture Mfg Co, King Mercantile Co, and others from Tacoma Olympia Walla Walla and Kelso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
Portland
Federal
Furniture Trust
Pacific Coast States
Receiving Tomb for Mrs McKinley Beside Precious Husband
In Canton June 56 President McKinleys body lay in the Weetlawn cemetery receiving vault awaiting a monument. For five years a company of regular army soldiers guarded the vault near barracks. Mrs McKinley visited daily to mourn with her husband, their coffins to be moved to the monument when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Canton
McKinley
Weetlawn Cemetery
Society Women in Court Over Trixie Bulldog
A bulldog dispute turns court case as Mrs E H Sheldon and Mrs R J Case face Judge R R George over Trixie the dog. Sheldon was arrested May 13 and released on recognizance after allegedly removing a collar during a Madison Park show. Case says she entered Trixie in the show and suspects a stranger.
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R. R. George
R. J. Case
E. H. Sheldon
Trixie
Semmeren
Mra Sheldon
Madison Park
Secon
Mra. Chase
George
Major Evan Thomas Crew Granted Demands
Washington telegram confirms the war department granted the crew demands. The Commercial Club and the Jefferson county commissioners endorsed hiring additional deputies to assess Amber tax in the county. Irwin A. Stiles of Tacoma, a customs inspector, is promoted to deputy collector and clerk in the port's liquidating office.
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Port Townsend
War Department
Washington
Evan Thomas
Commercial Club
Jefferson County
Irwin A. Stiles
Tacoma
Customs Service
Rates Debate Marks Seattle Chamber Meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce gathering a lively discussion centered on railway rates. The transportation committee report and BE Shorrock’s resolution on lower rates dominated the session. A. Z. Bowen requested Seattle pursue the 1908 Republican national convention. The issue goes to committees with action planned at the next meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Committees
BE. Shorrock
Chamber
A. Z. Bowen
Seattle
Men Quit Work Delay Kage Maru Loading at Smiths Cove
Longshoremen at the Great Northern docks refuse to work without pay raise to 45 cents straight and 60 cents overtime. Only two of five gangs are active, with about 20 men absent after noon yesterday. Japanese sailors have been pressed into service to load the vessel, risking disruption of Berentenera Kuroki’s schedule for return to Japan.
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Great Northern
Smith's Cove
Berentenera Kuroki
Japan
Ballard Gets Cedar River Water Connection
L. B. Youngs the water superintendent worked to join Ballard’s supply with the Cedar River system. A forced pipe across the Rosa bridge completed the link and old meters used for sales to Ballard were removed. Ballard now receives Cedar River water except for a small remaining section.
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Ballard
Cedar River
Ll. B. Youngs
Hellard
Rosa Bridge
Assault Claimed in Carroll Court Suit
James McGrew sues Albert M. Hadi of the Hadi Company merchant brokers for assault last Monday at Baflard. McGrew says Hadi held a big gun to his face and forced him to look down the barrel. Hadi's trial was set for Friday.
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Justice Carrol
Courtney
James McGrew
Albert M. Hadi
Hadi Company
Seventh Ave. North
McGrew
Hadi
Baflard
Carrrau Transcript in Sullivan Case Is Lost
A dispute over the transcript for Marie Carrrau’s appeal in the John Sullivan estate case raises questions of veracity. Attorney W J Bell argues the transcript was filed. the county clerk’s office contends it may be lost or not filed. The supreme court sent the issue to Judge Frater to determine filing status and potential remedies.
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Marie Carrau
Millon Delay
John Sullivan
W. J. Bell
Mies Carrau
Superior Court
Supreme Court
J. B. Howe
Piles, Stowe & Farrell
Miss Carran
Mell
Judge Frater
Sullivan
Minn Carran
Sling & Transcript
Beil
New Humane Society Fountain Erected At City Corner
The Humane Society today raised a new bronze drinking fountain at the northwest corner of Second Ave and Columbia. It cost about 606 dollars and replaces the old, less imposing structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huymane Society
Second Ave
Columbia
Buck's Primer Chisel Sold at Spinning's Window
A fragment describes Buck's bined Socket Primer Chisel Bic offered at Spinning's Pull Window. The text is incomplete but notes a trade or display event with an item and a location.
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Albertson
Perens
Olympia
C. E
Star Special Secutes
Scripps Telearanh Service
Serioge Telegraph Servier
Federal Grand Jury
Bers
Furni
Ture
Thia Newspaper
Canton, O
Townsend
Star Specter Service
Carrau
Avenuer
Chris Hall
Cohen-Drew Co., Inc
M. Seller & Co, First and
Madibon
Alaska Fitters
Sale
Joseph Hoeslich
Senet Hoeslich
Col. J. B. Lewis
Second Avenue
Anch
States
Canada
America
Ane
Wtatta
Beattie Electric Heating & Mafg. Co
I. Leonard
Arcade
Wash
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle Electric Heating & Manufacturing Co
Leonard
British Columbia
A. E Ransom
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