Pretty wedding to grace Seattle society scene
The wedding of Miss Hilda Getershofer of New Fraventhal and Ar. Qreiershofer of York will be held this evening at 2, at the bride’s home on Summit Avenue. The event features floral decor, a bridal party including Alpha Korn, Elate Forticua, Jennie Dinker Spell, and matron of honor Mrs. W. B. Rosenblatt. The couple plans a three month European trip then residence in New York.
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Hilda Po Hal
Qreiershofer
York
Mise Thal
Getershofer
New
Fraventhal
Seattle
Youner
Davehnor
Cincinnati
New York
Alpha Korn
Tacoma
Mise Elate Forticuia
Jennie Dinker
Spell
Gowbe
Rosea
W. B. Rosenblatt
Julius Peder
Mrs. Getershofer
Pinney Photographer Opens New Washington Studio
Photographer Pinney prepares to start business in his new Washington building studio located at suite 307 8 9 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney
Washington
Aulte
Liquor Dealers Back Temperance Stand In Address
James W. Morrison of the Washington Liquor Dealers Association endorses a temperance position. He condemns the disreputable saloon keeper as harmful to society and praises the National Liquor Dealers for their stance and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Morrison
Washington Liquor Dealers’ Anan
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
National Liquor Dealers
Temperance groups praised as liquor traders open convention
The National Liquor Dealers association opened its annual convention in Louisville with a statement praising temperance societies. It asserts support for the white and blue ribbon movements Prohibition and the Anti-Halo on League, and calls for cooperation to end evils of drunkenness and disreputable saloons. It argues wines and spirits are a legitimate trade for a healthful society and favors conduct of saloons that invite families.
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Louisville
Temperance
National Liquor Dealers’ Association
United States
White Ribbon
Prohibition
Malcolm Still Has Friends Amid Legal Turmoil in Patterson
Detective Rhein arrives in Patterson to extradite Malcolm, accused of crime involving between 100000 and 150000 dollars. Locals express sympathy for the land investment executive, noting his age and resignation amid the case. He awaits transfer to Olympia for legal proceedings, while guardians praise his character and lament the misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Malcom Stiil
N. Bhein
Patterson
N. J
Beattie
Patteron
Grand
Cnis
Rhein
Olympia
Malcom
Shein
Charles Tennant to wed Mary Janet Macinnes in Dungeness
Sergeant of Detectives Charles Tennant and Mary Janet Macinnes will marry tomorrow evening at the bride’s parents home in Dungeness. The couple will honeymoon briefly at a summer resort and reside at TS Warrenay after July 16. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald MacInnes, longtime residents of the Dungeness valley and known in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tennant
Mary Janet Macinnes
Dungeness
Mr. Tennant
Mrs Tennant
TS Warrenay
Mra
Donald MacInnes
Dungeness Valley
Seattle
Army orders offer Tenth Infantry men Alaska or U.S. duty
A War Department order allows Tenth Infantry soldiers with under two years and three months remaining to choose between Glecharge and reinstating to service in Alaska or staying in the United States until their terms end. The directive applies to those with limited service time left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Tenth Infantry
Alaska
United States
Kaleor WIL helm arrives in Vienna with Emperor Franz Joseph
Kaleor Wilhhelm arrived in Vienna this morning to visit Emperor Franz Joseph during a period of official greeting. The event underscores ongoing diplomatic exchanges between Kaleor and the Austrian capital as the monarch extends hospitality to foreign dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Kaleor Wilhelm
Francia Joseph
Woman Sues Contractor Over Damages at York Apartments
Jennie Miller owner of the York apartments sues contractor J W Hawley in Superior Court for 1500 dollars claiming harm to her business and health from the tearing down of the Hotel Whalington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Miller
York Apartments
J. W. Hawley
Superior Court
Hote Whalington Hi
Rich 18 Convicted in Larceny Case
Carl Rich was yesterday convicted by a jury in the superior court on the charge of larceny from the person. His sentence will be handed down next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rich
Beattie House Hit by Lightning on Sunday
The residence of Mrs. John Minor at 702 Minor Ave was struck by lightning during a Sunday afternoon thunderstorm. It is the first recorded case of a house being struck by lightning in Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Minor
Minor
Beattie
Receiver Accepts Bid in Great Republic Mining Case
William B Allison as receiver for Great Republic Mining Co faces Superior Court order to accept a proposition from Happy Thought and Wall View Gold Mining Co regarding the realigable assets of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B Allison
Great Republic Mining Company
Happy Thought and
Wall View Gold Mining Company
Case of Emma Wagner vs Herman Lindset Dismissed
The suit brought by Emma Wagner of Poster against Herman Lindset for 10000 dollars in damages for injuries from a dog bite was dismissed today in the upper court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wagner
Poster
Herman Lindset
Steamer Departures Report Busy North Pacific Route
The Jefferson sails for Skagway with full berths as passengers fill space on floor sleeping. Steamer Queen delays for San Francisco due to late freight but aims for tomorrow departure. Dakota heads to the Orient at noon tomorrow with many passengers. Nevadan leaves San Francisco for Seattle. Blackheath to Vladivostok tonight loaded with freight from Seattle.
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Jefferson
Skagway
Queen
San Francisco
Dakota
Great Northern Steamship Company
Orient
Nevadan
Seattle
Blackheath
Vladivostok
Hpur
Death notice for H. A. Smith in Madison Park
Mrs. H. A. Smith, widow of H. A. Smith, died by self inflicted gunshot on April 26 in Madison Park. The remains are being handled by Bonney Watson Co and await the arrival of the bereaved wife. The deceased had traveled from Seward, Alaska to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Smith
H. Aith
Madison Park
Seattle
Seward
Aska. Bonney Watson Co
Fifty-One Tourists Arrive En Route to Alaska
Fifty-one tourists reached the city last night en route to Alaska with the group staying at the Lincoln hotel. They are in Seattle for the first Raymond Whitcomb excursion to arrive this spring, with plans to depart tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Spokane
Lincoln
Raymond & Whitcomb
Seattle
Tailor Ed White Receives New Gray Suitings
News brief notes tailor Ed White at 204.9 Ceiling Building yesterday received a stylish line of gray suitings from Broadway patterns. White handles all cutting and fitting, promising quality tailoring for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
The
Seattle Hat Factory Sells Limited English Felt Hats
The Seattle Hat Factory at 1510 Second Ave received by express a large shipment of imported English felt hats in high quality materials and latest blocks. These hats will sell for 52 and cannot be duplicated on the coast for the money. Visit to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Express
Alaska Yukon exposition reviews site options
Committees of the Alaska Yukon exposition meet to evaluate site suggestions for the great fair. Secretary Nadexa asks that all site proposals reach him by Thursday June 7 as the committee plans to decide today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadexa
Chamber to Meet to Hear Kadiev on Canal Work
The chamber of commerce will meet at noon today. Kadiev and Mc Ghaw will attend to report on Kadievs recent visit to Washington and his accomplishments for the Lake Washington canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Kadiev
McGhaw
Club
Lake Washington Canal
Washington, D. C
Work to Start on Chicago Milwaukee Line Extension
President H n Williams announces commence in three weeks for line expansion from this end. Attorneys prepare deeds and technical land descriptions for the Cedar River right of way as franchise details are completed. Grading to begin once records are made and plans finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. N. Williams
Cedar River
Northern Pacific Rail Station Upgraded at Snoqualmie
The Northern Pacific railroad issues a circular noting the North end Snoqualmie station has been upgraded from ticket office to first class status. It will serve as freight and passenger headquarters. C. B. King now agent after transfer from Snoqualmie. A. L. Armstrong moves from Preston to Snoqualmie and A. Brown moves to Preston from Everett.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
North End
Snoqualmie
C. 8. King
A. L. Armatrong
Preston
A. Brown
Everett
Chinese Students Study Agricultural Machinery in U S
Two educated Chinese men, T. T. Chang and H. N. Chow from Fungtien province, travel across the United States for three months to study agricultural purineiia methods. They plan to visit Tacoma lumber camps, return to Seattle, then sail to China via Japan to place orders for modern machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Hotel
United States
T. T. Chang
H. N. Chow
Fungtien
Tacoma
Seattle
China
Japan
Great Northern official heads to Seattle with lumber tariff
H. H. Adama assistant general freight agent of the Great Northern railroad arrives in Seattle Friday from St Paul bringing the new lumber tariff rate schedule due to take effect July 15. He had gone east with a lumbermen's committee but returned to Beattie for urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Adama
Great Northern Railroad
Seattle
Paul
Mr. Adama
St. Paul
Beattie
Property owner protests final North Second Ave grading
P. J. Sullivan owner of property on North Second Ave files protest with the board of public works against final acceptance of grading until Contractor Erickson complies with plans. Protest notes that lots between Lenora and Virginia have not been graded to the required slope per the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Sullivan
North Seconday
Board of Public Works
Erickson
Lenora
Virginia
School Cadet Company Elects Officers for Next Year
W. L. Dudley was reelected captain, Charles Calley reelected first lieutenant, Don ald Evans elected second lieutenant, and Taylor Greene elected first sergeant. Other officers to be chosen next fall by competitive examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dudley
Charles Calley
Donald Evans
Taylor Greene
Merchants Seek Voice on Union Pacific Franchise
A city committee on the Fourth avenue Union Pacific franchise will hold a Friday afternoon meeting to hear merchants and business men. The panel will also receive the report from the Fourth avenue property owners meeting held last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Fourth Nv. S
Fourth Av
Missing Couple Sought After Four Weeks of Silence
No trace found of Guy O. Stevens and his bride of four weeks who disappeared from 532 Bellevue avenue last Friday evening. Police were informed and relatives search the home and surrounding area without success.
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Guy O. Stevens
Bellevue Ay
Railway seeks permission to lay double tracks
The Seattle Renton and Southern railway asks the city for approval to lay double tracks on Rainier Avenue from Jackson to Dearborn. This action completes the system, marking a final link in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway
Rainier Avenue
Jackson
Dearborn
Tug Mascot Sinks After Snag in Duwamish River
The tug Mascot owned by Captain John Eden struck a snag in the Duwamish River last night and sank, leaving the vessel wrecked. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascot
John Eden
Duwamish River
Berries Go Cheap As Fresh Crop Textiles?
Local merchants forecast a bumper berry season with strawberries from Lake Washington and Vashon Island shipped daily to Seattle. Prices already dip to 1.50 per crate with potential drops to 80 cents as crops ripen and more pickers harvest. Wholesale houses anticipate a 10 cent rise later, while canneries advertise specials to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington
Vashon Island
Moran brothers to survey steamer Elder at Portland
Moran brothers have been employed by J H Peterson to survey the steamer Elder, raised from the Columbia River rocks after a year. The survey will occur when the vessel is seaworthy, with efforts to prevent decay of freight during repairs. The cost of making the Elder sea worthy is said to be not very great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran Brothers
J. H. Peterson
Portland
Columbia River
Elder
Suit Filed Over Damages Against Vashon College
Irving J. Crows and wife sue Vashon College and Academy in superior court for 582 dollars claiming a contract from August 1964 to June 1905 for employment at 180 dollars a month was breached when they were discharged in March 1906 without cause or salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving J. Crows
Vashon College and Academy
Senior Ball and Picnic Schedule At Christen sen Broadway Hall
The senior ball will be held Friday evening at Christen sen's Broadway hall. The annual senior class picnic is set for June 14 at Three-Tree Point where the class ovation poem prophecy and song will be presented.
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Christensen
Broadway Hall
Three-Tree Point
City Comptroller Returns Bond Premium Bill
City Comptroller Harry Carroll said this morning a bill from the American Bureau company for 54 dollars covers premiums on the official bonds of Mayor Moore and Chief of Police Wappenstein. The premiums on these bonds must be paid by the officials, as the city has authority to pay the bond of the treasurer but not those of other officials.
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Harry Carroll
American Bureau Company
Moore
Wappenstein
Telty
Harbor Master's May Report Highlights Arrivals and Trade
In May 1 steam vessel of 143,666 tons arrived at Seattle while 79 vessels totaling 110,684 tons departed. Passenger traffic reached 85,632 arrivals and 85,653 departures. Foreign exports totaled 1,472,938 dollars and imports 1,104,074 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mortgage Filed by Tacoma Gas and Light Company
A mortgage of 2 000 000 dollars was filed yesterday in the county auditor's office. The Tacoma Gas and Light Company grants the lien to City Trust Company of Boston to secure a 6 percent bond issue. Practically all property of the concern is pledged as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Gas and Light Company
City Trust Company of
Boston
Manufacturers to Meet at Seattle Athletic Club
The Manufacturers' association will hold a meeting at the Seattle Athletic club Thursday evening, June 7. A committee tasked with investigating the grant of a Union Pacific franchise on Fourth avenue will present a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ Association
Seattle Athletic Club
Union Pacific
Fourth Avenue
Wireman Babe Tattie Appears Before Civil Service Board
J Babe Tattie testified to a police chief claim of a prior crime conviction. He said he was a boy and believed he was not convicted, possibly sent to reform school at his mother's suggestion. The case was continued a week for court records. The commission also reviewed several classified service examinations.
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ER. J
Babe) Tattie
Civil Service Come Mission
Police
Wappenstein
Department
Reform School
Chied Wappenstein
Commutnion
Alaska Yukon fair site committee to review three options
The committee on buildings and grounds will meet Thursday afternoon to consider three proposed expo sites. The choices include a Lake Washington shore site, the university campus, and a site near Fort Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington
University
Fort Lawton
Fire destroys Seattle Equad Co building at Meydenbauer bay
A blaze at the Seattle Equad Co building at Meydenbauer bay destroyed the structure and killed 400 pairs of pigeons and Heiglan hares. The fire was ignited by an exploding lamp held by the head paltryman, who sustained minor burns in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Equad Co
Meydenbauer Bay
Rev J T Nichols Seeks Reconsideration Of Pastoral Charge
Reverend J T Nichols pastor of Queen Anne Congregational who recently resigned asks to reconsider his position and continue his charge for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Nichols
Queen Anne
Residents petition for Duwamish school district creation
The residents of Duwamish present a petition to the county superintendent of schools requesting the establishment of a new school district at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwamish
County Superintendent of Schools
Realty Security Sues Zimmerte for Commission Over Orpheum Saloon Deal
The Realty Security company sues David Zimmerte in superior court seeking 212 dollars as commission for finding a buyer for a half interest in the Orpheum saloon. The case is under consideration today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. David Zimmerte
Orpheum
Superior Court
Powell sues Seattle over injuries from sewer ditch fall
Thomas F. Powell guardian ad litem for his son sues the city of Seattle in superior court seeking 2350 dollars for injuries after his son fell through planking covering a sewer ditch at Rainier avenue and Bay View street last July breaking his arm and causing other harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Powell
Thomas
Seattle
Powell
Rainier Av
Bay View St
Walton seeks temporary injunction against grading work on 23rd Ave
W B Walton petitions the superior court for a temporary restraining order to stop contractor William Stanley from cutting down the street in front of Walton’s property on 23rd Avenue. The planned cut is about 19 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Walton
Superior Court
William Stanley
Walton
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