Wedding Exclusive Affair at Imperial Palace Chapel
The German crown prince will wed the Duchess Cectile in a small ceremony at the imperial palace chapel limited to royal guests ambassadors and top military and state officials. Dowager Grand Anastasia attends. Grand Duke Frederick Francia will give the bride away. Court Chaplain Dryander to perform the rites.
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Cectile
Anastasia
Ceelile
Frederick Francia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Dryander
Navy Yard Praised by Congress On Puget Sound Visit
A congressional party lauded the Puget Sound navy yard as a strategic Pacific coast repair hub. Bremerton officials and lawmakers said improvements are planned to elevate the yard to world prominence. Also noted is the disappearance of J W Gifford, father of Jonathan Gifford, with fears of suicide.
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Pacific
Congressional
Bremerton
Navy Yard
H. C. Louwdenslager
Committee On Naval Appropriations
Washington
Naval Department
J. A. Tawney
Minnesota
J. W. Gifford
Jonathan Gifford
Ellie
Jackson
Twentyseventh
Mellon National Bank Directors Shakeup
James Hazed Hyde is removed from the Mellon National Bank and Union Trust company boards after H. Frick declares he will not serve on the board with Hyde again. Cassett resigns from the Equitable directorate confirmed by the Philadelphia report. Chancellor von Buelow titled prince by Emperor William. Northern Pacific schedules changes on June 4 and the Puget Sound Limited train opens for inspection June 3 in Seattle.
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James Hazed Hyde
Mellon National Bank
Union Trust Company
H. ©. Frick
Hyde
Philadelphia
Cassett
The
Pennsylvania
Equitable Directorate
Puget Sound Limited
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Grads of Many Climes Highlight Cosmopolitan Class
A brief high school item notes graduates titled Types of Cosmopolitan 06 with references to Walter Loewe Henry Shibata Lew Kay and Bertin amid a list of names and affiliations. The fragment mentions diverse backgrounds including American Bora Chinaman and neu pOausey vvapan.
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Bertin
Neu pOausey
Beattie High School Execrise Proceedings at Grand Opera House
Beattie high school exorcise scheduled for January 16 at 2 PM at the Grand Opera House. About 166 students form the largest class in school history with many abroad joining. alumni and families invited to join festivities including a picnic and dances.
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Grand Opera House
Bure
Welter Loewe
Berlin
Germany
Otto Ni
Suburban Electric Railways Drive Property Prices Upward
Interview with George C. Monroe, noted Pacific contractor, credits electric interurban lines with rapid regional development. He cites land value jumps from 50 to a higher figure near Monrovia after Huntington system expansion and predicts faster city access and rising commerce as lines extend.
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Angeles
Monrovia
Los Angeles
Seattle
Monroe
Commencement Program and Fatal Explosion Report
In Cleveland a steel plant cap blew off a boiler causing a fatal blast that killed three including master mechanic William Bride and seriously injured three others named James Donahue and an unknown Pole. The class photo and graduation exercises were scheduled with performances by Olive Woewinkle and Adelaide Pischer among others, ending with diplomas presented by RH. C. Hughes.
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L. Smith
Olive Woewinkle
Ballard
Byacoe Hen
Adelaide Pischer
Addie Phinney
Alps
Italy
Walter Dunbar
Marian Colbett
RH. C. Hughes
Cleveland
American Steel
William ©. Bride
James Donahue
Distress and Pain From Throat Disease Promptly Cured
Miss Louise K. Hunstad of Seattle testifies to cure by Columbian treatment after six years of throat trouble. She describes severe attacks with pain, tonsil swelling, and voice impairment before seeking help at the Columbia Medical Institute, where she was promptly and thoroughly cured.
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Columblia Medical Institute
Ered
Buch Advan
Beattie
Northwest
Steels
Gurney
Columbia Medical Institute
Charles Bennerstrom
C Street
Tacoma
Time and Money Wasted With Quacks and Cure-Alls
Prairie Washington resident William Meins describes a decade of catarrh leading to chronic cough and breathing trouble. After trying various cures he sought Columbian physicians and reports being cured, crediting their treatment for his recovery.
Afflicted Since Boyhood Permanently Cured
Mr F G Hil of Ortitia Washington says he suffered catarrh from boyhood due to nasal obstruction. He hawked and choked in talk, snored and snorted, and took frequent colds. Two years ago the Columbian treatment cured him permanently and he gained twenty five pounds.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Thie
Tacoma
Everett
Seattle Everett
Ballard
Echo Lake
Great Northern
Richmond Beach
Holloway
F. G. Hil
Ortitia
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