Battle near Manila drives rebels from Bay Like to Paranaque
Five hundred men under Lawton Ovenshine and Wheaton advanced from San Pedro driving rebels from Bay Like south of Manila to Paranaque. Two American officers were killed and 21 privates wounded as French fire and enfilading artillery failed to hold the advance. The force included Colorado infantry Ninth and Twejnty fourth cavalry and Nevada cavalry with heavy artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantla
Lawton
Ovenshine
Wheaton
San Pedro
Bay Like
Manila
Bay of Manila
Paranaque
Colorado Infantry
Ninth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Infantry
Nevada Cavalry
Colorado
Hodge Held on Forgery Charge in Chicago
H M Hodge 25 son of a San Diego magnate is jailed in Chicago charged with forging the name of Police Chief Kepley to a telegram asking for aid from his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. M. Hodge
San Diego
Kepley
Contractors give bond for West ern avenue replanking project
Batley and Crows, contractors for the improvement of West ern avenue from Seneca street center to Union Street center, have filed their bond of 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley & Crows
Western Avenue
Seneca Street
Union Street
Capt Nichols Killed by Sunstroke
Mantla June 10. Capt. Nichols of the monitor Monadnock is reported dead from sunstroke while on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Mantla
Monadnock
Wagon and Team Reported Stolen From Armory Front
L. W. Smith told police last night that his wagon and team vanished from in front of the Armory. Officers believe mischievous boys took the livestock and expect the team to be recovered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Smith
Denny Coryell company formed from Calvert reorganizes business
A complete red organization of the Calvert company has been effected under the new corporate name Denny Coryell company. The business of stationers printers and binders will be continued at 716 First Avenue and 10 West Marton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Company
Denny-Coryell Company
First Avenue
West Marton Street
Circus License Debate Before City Council
City council met in special session to set a license on Ringling Bros circus for an exhibit next Friday. City Comptroller Parry cited licensing troubles and proposed a daily fee around 160 dollars after weighing Denver and Portland rates. Ringling Bros spoke on appropriate charges in the context of larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Hros
Councilman
Crichton
Councilman Oil
Hii
Gui
Parry
Ringling Broad Circus
Ringling Bros
Denver
Portland
Men head to Portland to identify land swindler John Wood
A group of men traveled to Portland yesterday afternoon to identify John Wood also known as William Jones, held there on land swindle charges. Once identified, he will be brought to Beattie for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John Wood
William Jones
Beattie
Bold Robbery Reported at Schwede Cigar Store
W E B Schwede's cigar and confectionery shop on the triangular square near police HQ was entered last night. Burglaries opened with an auger hole and escaped with about 100 dollars in goods including 1100 cigars 4 pounds of tobacco and postage stamps. Detective Williams suggests local youths familiar with the premises were the likely culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Schwede
Williame
Fort Egbert Named for Col. Marty C. Egbert
The new U S military post at Eagle City Alaska is named Fort Egbert in honor of the late Col Marty C Egbert who was killed while leading a regiment in the Battle at Malinta Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eagle City
Alaska
Fort
Committee Organizes to Push Municipal Ownership Drive
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a crowded meeting as a 2000 member committee forms from the existing 100, aiming to refer municipal ownership to voters. Everett Smith and others lead efforts to poll wards, hold public meetings, and launch a vigorous campaign with finance, statistics, meetings, and membership subcommittees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Everett Smith
Leslie Maxwell
Alonso Hull
B. F. Hart
Eben &. Osbourne
Ap Pelee
Glee RR Uod
Committee of One Hundred
J. W. Godwin
Etta Kahaley Promises Split After Separation
Etta Kahaley leaves her husband with certain promissory notes. Her sister Mrs. Oulda M Gamble gains interest in Mercer's second addition to Seattle while another sister receives all her property in the Giiman addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kahaley
Oulda M. Gamble
Mercer
Seattie
Giiman
Seatt le Mayor Receives Letter From North Carolina Men
Mayor Humes received a letter from Newton Heath of Cedar Mountain North Carolina describing a group of men seeking work in Washington. They would travel if a railroad company advertises jobs and provides passes. The letter will be sent to Labor Commissioner Grant for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humes
Newton Heath
Cedar Mountain
N. C
Washington
Grant
Reorganization Planned for Tacoma Land Company
Tacoma June 10 The Tacoma Land Company will reorganize about July first. Officer elections and manager selection will be announced after May 1. Kilner, chairman of the restructuring committee, reported in Tacoma after visiting New York. Present management will run affairs with Northern Pacific advice, under Henry Longstreth, receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Tacoma Land Company
Sami
BE. Kilner
New York
Land Company
Northern Pacific
Henry Longstreth
Two Children Kidnapped in Seattle Case Surfaces
Adelaide and Hagel Shawl, daughters of Aaron Shawl, were found on Pike Street with their mother Mrs John B Downie after being missing for eight months. Deputy Sheriffs Wilson and Burke recovered the children. a habeas corpus writ by Mrs Downie is returnable Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Hagel Shawl
Aaron Shawl
Seattle
California Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
San Francisco
Pike Street
John B. Downie
Wilson
Burke
Post Office to Put Mail Clerks Aboard Steamers
The United States Post Office department begins a new mail handling system on steamers. A mail clerk will be aboard each steamer with full control over all mail. The Roanoke departs today with A. K. Randles serving as the clerk, arriving from Spokane last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
United States Post Office Department
Cleark
A. KR. Randles
Spokane
Light local bets on Jeffries fight yield small wins
In Seattle last night bets on the Jeffries fight were light with a few thousand dollars changing hands. Most wagering came via email money as sharp betting faded compared with the Carson City Corbett bout. Ed Hawk Ine won 160 and Jalier John Corbett left with 30. Billy Beland lost 500 and Charley Clancy won 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jeffries-Fitesimmons
Corbett- Fitesimmons
Carson City
Ed Hawk Ine
Jalier John Corbett
Billy Beland
Charley Clancy
Seattle Fourth of July Plans Progress
Seattle’s Fourth of July preparations show strong local support with increasing subscriptions from business leaders and citizens. The grand committee met at Boxwell building to review subcommittees led by Daniel M. Jones finance and Major J. R. Hayden reception with 16 civic volunteers aiding the welcome efforts. Athletic events are organized by A. T. Ambrose into three groups to handle competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boxwell
Daniel M. Jones
Jones
J. R. Hayden
A. T. Ambrose
Local Fourth of July Plans Move Forward
Capt P D Hughes leads the water carnival committee while Prof A W Crane handles athletics and John T Condon arranges yacht races. B Lobe coordinates music with bands. Railroads offer one fare round trips for several days around the holiday. M D Haynes heads transportation as parade and speakers committees push ahead. Pioneer Printing handles the program contract and T J Church is a one man streetcar arrangement committee to avoid parade route conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Hughes
A. W. Crane
John T. Condon
B. Lobe
M. D. Haynes
Committee of Transportation
Committee On
Pioneer Printing Company
T. J. Church
Proarena
Thompson suit against Northern Pacific ends with defense verdict
The case of T. A. Thompson versus the Northern Pacific Railway Company for 20000 dollars reached a climax yesterday in federal court as the jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Thompson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jeffries Pays Respects to Fitzsimmons in Newark
News dispatches recount Jim Jeffries visiting Newark Ohio to pay respects to Fitzsimmons and deride Shortey. The piece notes Jeffries’ local ties to Carroll Fairfield counties and mentions his boastful stance against challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Newark
Ohio
Jim Jeffries
Carroll
Fairfield County
Fairfield Counties
Bland May Live Awhile
Bland's physician says he may live several days in LePanon Missouri on June 10 with no hope of ultimate recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepanon
Sandard Furniture Company plans two new stories on building
A building permit was issued to Sandard Furniture Company to remodel and add two stories. Architect W. B. Boone prepared plans. $10,000 in alterations will strengthen partitions for the added stories. After completion a five story block is to be added on First avenue. John Kallerg has fled his completion certificate for Taylor avenue improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandard Furniture Company
W. B. Boone
First Avenue
John Kallerg
Taylor Avenue
Toby
Stewart Street
BE. A. Thornberg
Woodland
G. P. Dixon
Fremont
T. J. Hewitt
East
Union Street
W. W. Perrigo
East Madison Street
Thompson Pleads Guilty in Liquor Case
Henry W. Thompson admitted selling liquor to Indiana and was sentenced to four months in county jail plus costs. In a separate proceeding, the jury found Mrs. Joale Carrau not guilty of sending an indecent letter via the United States mail on February 20, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Thompson
Indiana
Joale Carrau
United States
Steamers Leave for Mt Michael Heading to Goldfields
Three steamers Roanoke Lakme and Alliance depart Seattle for Mt Michael with heavy freight and many passengers. The Roanoke carries many company employees and miners headed for Cape Nome and St Michael. The first Dawson gold shipment could reach 2000 dollars upon return, with trips planned for June July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Michael
Roanoke
North American Trading & Transportation Company
Lakme
Seattle- Yukon
Alliance
Spire Transportation Line
Beattie
St. Michael
Cape Nome
Dawson
N. A. T. & T. Company
Seattle
Yukon
List of names in local club or society note
A lengthy roster lists numerous individuals including Clover Bosque Crawley Neve ler Healy Travers Johnson Brown Pike Everett Gordon Bruckhart Parkinson Trode Kampe Fitch Wilkinson Preman Brothen Brevily Higgenbotham Hard Babcock Jackson Jose Johnson Thomson Derickson Prynn Phelps Putnam Fares Flower McIntyre Steele Hii Cornell Casky Drennes Hultburg Muilburg And ereon Bjork Malmetrom Quest Taiton McHennes Crane Barrow Caton Jessop Shanks Ely Cc Wilson Watson Fitzpatrick Turner Ke cols Miller Mackennan Mignerey Gray Ser rigo Whittelsey Keith Shepard Stewart Duff Wallick Bruckart Habacker Martin Wold Hill Mansfield Frisiey Brown Caldwell Rogers Marks Foster Wawards French Eaton Morford Abbott and about 60 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewes
Cceer
J. A. Clover
Mra. Bosque
J. EB. Crawley
Grath Neveler
James Healy
W. Higeniathem
P. T. Travers
N. C. Johnson
G. H. Brown
Charles Pike
Fred Everett
M. Gordon
L. C. Bruckhart
P Parkinson
N. J. Trode
Kampe
B J. Fitch
H. C. Wilkinson
ER Preman
J. C. Brothen
T. L. Brevily
BH. Higgenbotham
C. A. Hard
Bh. B. Babcock
K. M. Jackson
Alfred Jose
G. W. Johnson
Edwin Thomson
B. Derickson
H. J. Prynn
G. 8
Phelps
GO. BR. Putnam
R. L. Fares
G. L. Flower
W. N. McIntyre
J. G Steele
Geo Hii
L. Cornell
J.casky
B . Drennes
N. O. Hultburg
Charles Muilburg
J. R. Andereon
A. Bjork
H. Malmetrom
P. J Quest
J. J. Taiton
C. McHennes
O. B. Crane
W. Barrow
Charlies
V. Smith
Miss Daley Smith
Miss Pearl Smith
John Wold
J. H. Hill
R. J. Mansfield
E.G. Frisiey
A. T. Brown
C. J. Caldwell
Joe Rogers
BR. L. Marks
F. H W. Benjamin
P. M. Roth
BE. M. Wall
F. W. Foster
H. M. W. Bawards
Joe French
D. W Eeton
BE. Morford
B. G. Abbott
Notable Local Names Listed for Society Event
A roster of attendees includes L. D. Wellandorf Jacob Rice T Rich August Allaman John Bue trude T. G. Hughes J. W. Buchann aan John O'Brien Louise W. Smith C. T. Gould Wilford Bhipp Turcatt Quartermaster Ber Mre Gould Jn. Fay Wallace Surbling Capt. Barnes A. W. Piper John Wood Walter Wood R. J. McMillan B.D. Mills and Misses Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Wellandorf
Jacob Rice
T Rich
August Allaman
John Bue
Trude
T. G. Hughes
J. W. Buchannaan
John O'Brien
Louise W. Smith
C. T. Gould
Wilford Bhipp
Turcatt
Quartermaster Ber
Mre. Gould
Jn. Fay
Wallace Surbling
Capt. Barnes
A. W. Piper
John Wood
Walter Wood
R. J. McMillan
B.D. Mills
Misses Peck
Alliance's Passengers Include Numerous Families
The list records passengers aboard Alliance including Mr. Dolliver, Mr. Walkers, Mr. Cauffman, Mr. Langland, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Parsons and infant, Mrs. Duering, Mrs. Maas, Mrs. Sherman and infant, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Parsons and infant, plus 18 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
J. A. Walkers
Geo. Cauffman
H. M. Langland
W. H. Parsons
W. HH. Parsons
Augusta Duering
Maas
J. Sherman and
Infant
Hicks
Notable Figures Register At Beattie And North Pacific Inspectors Report
Personal mentions include J N Hill a Coupeville lumberman registered at the Beattie and Dr BE Gleason a Port Townsend dentist also registered there. Poward Kelly a San Francisco machinery exporter registered at Seattle, and Jas B Fitch of New York stopping at the Beattie. Steamer North Pacific and small steamer Alta were inspected today by Inspectors W Bryant and Cherry from Hagel harbor. Washington DC June 10 War Department bulletin reports Manila June 10 death of Richard F B A & A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. EB. Gleason
Port Townsend
Beattie
Poward Kelly
San Francisco
Seattle
Weasela
Bryant
Cherry
North Pacific
Alta
Hagle Harbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hodge
Circus IN Council
U. S. Post
Egbert
Ocean Mail
Topper
Kas
Kansas
Leach
Jeffries Was
Buckeye
Derides Shortey
Robert Fit
Fits
Bath Head
Fite
Jeff
Bland
Alliance and
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second Avenue
Neal
Star Paint CO
Pike
Golden Rule Bazaar CO
H. N. Richmond Paper CO
Brunner & CO
Corner Fifth
California
Ss. R. Wagoner
D.D.S
Haller Building
J. N. Hill
Coupeville
The
Brevens
Jas. B. Fitch
the Beattie
Mr. Fitch
Blue Star Navigation Company
D. C
Richard FB
Second Ave
Columbia St
W. W. Houghton
First Avenue Jeweler
Bicycle Riding Academy
Third Ave
Madison St
Las Vost
Clay Eversole
Optician
Gray Brothers
Copper Belt Mining Company
Index
Great Northern Railway
Index-Silver Creek
John E. McManus & Son
Sohrmrerr
Rautman Plumbing CO
Coon Bros
William Taylo
Christy Hat Factory
London
England
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