First Passengers Return After Dawson Navigation Opens
The Dolphin brought about 30 passengers from Daweon and interior points as Lake Le Barge opens. Reports discuss early summer activity, wages, and mining prospects near Dawson and surrounding routes. Authorities note several vessels sailings with freight and passengers, including the Valencia and Indiana, while steamer schedules and local exploration continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin
Daweon
Lake le Barge
W. ©. Gorst
Eldorado Calm 16
T. Lippy
Pearse
Mooker Creek
Pass
Dawson
A. E. Barton
Genttle
Skagway
T. L. Vining
aiRailie
Lower
le Tre
Pat Pawson
Tonigh
Indiana
Roberts
Morle
Valencia
Nome
Frank BK. Simons
Clark Vestal
Nome Hardware Co
J. Vonderieth
Aimes Mercan
Bertha
Joahan Son
Valdes
Brady
German
Nitarmna Bay
U. S. Agricultural Department
Merriam
Seattle
San Francispencisco
Livre
Bentleyod
Hunther
Bilbera
South Africa
White Horse
Lane
Interurban Tracks Approved For Seattle Car Loop
The Seattle city board approves modify streetcar lines to allow interurban cars to run north into town. A permit covers short track sections on Pike street and Second avenue south to create a loop for turning trains, with Tacoma cars landing near the new building. The permit requires an early regular franchise application for connecting links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Cam
Iinterurban
Rum
Board of Pit Works
Pike Street
Second Avenue
Main and
Jackson Streets
First Avenue
Tacoma
Judge Hoyt Appointed to University Law School
The board of State University convened to finish last year’s business. They appointed Judge John P. Hoyt, former board member, as professor in the university law school. William J. Meredith was promoted to a professorship at 1200 dollars yearly. Regents postponed several items to the monthly meeting.
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Board of State University Reite
John P. Hoyt
Pees
Ersity Law School
Janius Rochester
Wm. J. Meredith
Meredith
Autopsy Details On Lamar Cheadie Reported
A Mt. Pleasant cemetery call states Coroner Hoye has finished the autopsy on Lamar Cheadie. All internal organs except the kidneys were healthy. Kidneys showed disease but not fatal. Stomach contents suggest pol wine was given. Raphael Cheadle and Mrs. Schaffer cited this to support their theory.
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Star
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Hoye
Lamar Cheadie
Intel
Ich
Raphael Cheadle
Schaffer
Cheadie
Polwine
New York Athletic Club Games Held Amid Showers
Rain interrupted events as the 68th NYAC athletic games took place in Records Vers Island. J. J. of Fordham won the 100 yard handicap dash with a 66 yard headstart and Duffy of Georgetown clocked 6.24 seconds in the 60 yard dash, tying Meyer's record at 5.35 seconds in the 60 yard special.
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Vers Island
N. Y
New York Athletic Club
J. J
Fordham
Cal
Duffy
Georgetown
Meyer
Unclear historical note on deputy and murder rumors
Fragmentary OCR describes a deputy in Chehatin county and a suspect in a murder case. It mentions Underwood, Turner, and vague county connections, with Pacific county authorities reportedly involved in a difficult search.
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Chehatin
Paul Underwoutseer
Shack
Rome
Turner
Liv - Rie
Pacific County
Seattle Electric Franchising Plan Delayed by Public Works Board
The Seattle public works board declined to take up Seattle Electric's request for a franchise elevated roadway through Woodland Park. Superintendent Little was absent, and members Thomson and Water Superintendent were unwilling to proceed. The company pressed for a decision date but received no satisfaction, with indications the deadlock may persist without Little's support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Seattle Electric
Oodland Park
Little
Ghatemen Thomson
Aoe Ereetiam
Deadeck
Mr. Little
Democratic Committee Sets June Meeting for State Convention
The Democratic committee calls a meeting for June 13 in the Dext er Horton building. The convention date will be fixed by the committee. A full county and legislative ticket will be named and delegates to the state convention chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Dexter Horton
Footpad Gilman Ambushed on Jefferson Street
D C Gilman of 564 Planty-first avenue was attacked by a highwayman near Athletic park on Jefferson Street last night. The assailant demanded surrender then fired, likely fearing a weapon. Gilman fled and notified police promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Roosevelt Signs Federal Bill Received in Seattle Chamber
A telegram signed by Congressman W. L. Jones announced that President Roosevelt signed the new federal bill. The message arrived at the Seattle Chamber of Commerce late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelterry Aenet
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Jones
Portland Tops Tacoma In Close Baseball Tilt
Portland jumped to a lead over Tacoma as Gus Klopf misplayed Letcher’s hit allowing Johnsen to score the deciding run. Beattle sparked the late rally and Dugdale’s squad slipped to second place after a beauty of a game. The Portland club then won again to sit atop the league in winning percentage. No game played at Butte today.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Tigers
Dugdale
Beattle
Gus Klopf
Letcher
Johnsen
Church Services Schedule Across Presbyterian Bodies
Sunday church programs list morning and afternoon sermons and baptisms at First and United Presbyterian churches with reverends Matthews Gilcheret and Mets. Mass times and rosary services appear for Catholic services, including a high mass and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mets
Iter
Jackson Strat
Cures of Hypnottem and Contentment Featured in Services
An event at the First MUP church includes a children day program by the Sabbath school at 11 o'clock. The evening topic is The Sure Way of Contentment presented by Miss Leanne A. Barnes and others with involvement from the Queen City Philosophical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
M. A. Matthews
Llam
P. m
United Presbyterian
Ler
W. A
Balva
Christ
Law Service
Christenby
Westminster Presbyterian
HM. W
Ehal Green
Brown
Leanne A. Barnes
Queen City Fheosophical Society
U. W. Beet
A. Schwagerl
Burglaries Reported In Lodging House and Home
James Baxter reported a burglary of his room at a lodging house 809 Third avenue with a suit of clothes and a revolver stolen. W. T. Forrest of 1526 Twelfth avenue reported his home burglary with many small articles taken.
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James Baxter
Third Avenue
W. T. Forrest
Twelfth Avenue
Mystic Shriners Begin West Coast Tour From Seattle
Twenty Mystic Shriners touring San Francisco convention are guided by Seattle Masons before a 9 PM departure for Portland. Mary Bayless seeks a divorce in Judge Bell's court claiming her husband urged her to support the family by disreputable means and deserted her after she refused.
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Mystic Shriners
San Francisco
Seattle
Mary Bayless
Heir Chance in Californias Bank Vault Mystery
In Los Angeles a laborer named Charlies Hill died in hospital. A $2200 cash found on him was given to the public administrator. A key from his trunk matched a Union Bank of Savings vault box, revealing $140,000 inside. No heirs or will identified yet. life details incomplete.
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Los Angels
Cal
Charlies Hill
Union Bank of Bavings
Memorial meeting for Archbishop Dean to be held at Carnegie Hall
Big Memorial New York reports tomorrow as the date for a Catholic laymen’s memorial meeting in New York to honor Archbishop Dean. W Rourke Kran is named as chief speaker with a musical program featuring male voices and the cathedral choir.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
W. Rourke Kran
Girl in Colorado to Leave Home After Masquerade
An 18 year old girl known as Jack Nyath who posed as a boy was taken by police. Attorney F D secured a railway ticket for her to depart with her parents Monday morning. The Ladies Aid Society provided a feminine outfit for the journey.
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A McGraw
Jack Nyath
Colorado
F. D
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Bay Goods Stores Pick 7 P.M. Saturday Closure Plan
Representatives of the Retail Clerks Union argue a wrong impression is abroad over a proposed 7 o'clock Saturday night closing. The plan aims to standardize opening hours for retail stores. Aston and others will take the matter to organized labor next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union
Dementea Owntead
Aston
Firecrew Halts Morning Blaze in Engine Room
Read Lemter Company spotted a blaze under the engine room and acted quickly to prevent a larger conflagration. Engineer Berek credited with discovery, authorities note no clear cause yet. A separate case reports a two year sentence for a boy named Rose accused of breaking into a house and stealing a seal buckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemter Company
Endngineer Berek
Cr. L. Rose
Better Pay Demanded by Journeymen Butchers in City
A petition circulated by journeymen butchers seeks regular hours and fair wages. Proposed rates: Blackmen and steak hands three dollars per day, meat handlers nine dollars per week, and delivery boys ten dollars weekly. Workday set 6 a m to 6 p m, Saturdays 6 a m to noon, holidays observed unless Saturday close. A. A. Hints notes wages and hours have long varied and aims to align with Amalgamated Meat Cutters standards.
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Sa Akers
Aay 2
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and ‘Butchers
Labor union moves toward strike over petion to boss butchers
Workers' Union of North America Local No. 8h plans a strike threat after notices were given. Mr. Hints says the next meeting will be Tuesday night to discuss the petition and arrange presentation to the boss butchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Union of North America
Hints
Secur
Bosa Butchers
Purchase of Stock by New York and Roeton Syndicate
A syndicate of New York and Roeton capitalized to take up 35 000 shares of the preferred stock of the Alaska Central Railway. Word to this effect was received by President Ga. W. Dickinson today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ayndicate
New York
Roeton
Alaska Central Railway
Ga. W. Dickinson
Memorial Services for Woodmen of the World Set Tomorrow
Woodmen of the World memorial services scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Members gather at the Armory for a parade at noon, then ceremonies at the old university grounds. Beattie Ballard and South Seattle Women of Woodcraft circles will cooperate.
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Woodmen of the World
Old University
Women of
Woodcraft
Beattie
Ballard
South Seattle
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S. E. Company
Roosevelt
Portland
Butte Butter
Mont
Wieyole Repatra
WB Hutchinson CO
Reman & Union ST
BAY Goods
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Oregon
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Ee Retchert Brow
Pleco
Williame
Pike St
Newhall
Mel
LW. Newhall &C
W. D. McCarthy
Port Orchard
Pleasant Beach
Evergreen Park
Greyhound Port Orchard
Inland Flyer
Colman Dock
Bremerton
Duce
Lion Clothing House
Maurice Gerber
Prop
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Lothe
Adam
Little Gem
Cape
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Florence Dental CO
Anu
Acme Suit
Cline’s Piano
UNION
Cee
Richmond
Wee House
Club
Sherman, Clay & Co
Becond Avenue
Maison Barberis
Leres ‘Fe and Grill Room
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Hens Econusiness College
John J. Kowalski
Columbia
Marion
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Northwest
Pike
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