Goldman Denounces Modern System of Living in Anarch Talk
In an afternoon speech at the Soctatint, Miss Goldman denounced the current order as hypocritical and unnecessary. She linked anarchy to the defense of life rather than force, criticized Roosevelt, and argued equality cannot exist under today’s system while wealth determines rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnma
Goldman
Lawson
Amerson
Jefferson
Miss
Churchea
Schoola
Roosevelt
Hila Meyer
Briefs From Tegraph on June Events and Trials
A compilation of brief items dated June from various places noting racing, naval and Red Cross figures, royal yacht races, and Exposition happenings. Mentions June 1 events in Washington and Hampton, Virginia day celebrations, and maritime contracting developments including a Victoria ship deal and a ten week workers' strike settled by arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Thaw Mepping at Once
New York June 16 Starry K Thaw has not made plan for his attorneys yet. He has been mapping out his defense for the next trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Starry K. Thaw
Sunday Violator Hunt Ends With Drunken Informer
John Troy, given official duties to catch Sunday violators for Seattle police, misread his remit and aimed to shut down breweries as well. Patrolmen Brewster and Rayner acknowledge Troy overstepped, becoming ineffectual while drunk. A teetotaler will replace him as the next saloon watcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troy
Seattle
Troy
Brewster and
Rayner
Imports Rise in May Trade Figures for Port Townsend
Port Townsend reports May imports totaling 135122.06 dollars, with year to date imports rising to 1,868,909. May exports fall to 4,656,638, while April exports stand at 4,600,024. Japan leads in American purchases at 980,029 and ranks second in U S imports at 524. British Columbia tops foreign shipments to the United States with 711,487 in imports and 676,995 shipped to its ports from this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
F. ©. Harper
Japan
United States
British Columbia
James Black Dead President Of Black Construction Co
Jan Mack, president of the Black Construction Co, died in St Louis at 79. Black Masonry Contracting Co, led by Black, is building the Washington hotel. The building flag was lowered to half mast in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mack
The
Black Construction Co
Black Masonry Contracting Co
Black
Sce Ae
Ttle
Washingon
Explosion injures child in Brooklyn home
A bottle of seltzer exploded in the home of Mrs Roseman at 119 Liberty Ave Brooklyn injuring 11 year old Anna Hreckman and Mrs Hreckman. The blast caused serious injuries and the house to be partially wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mre Roseman
Liberty Av
Markets Report Shows Light Receipts and Mixed Prices
Dry weather drives fruit shortages with cherries absent and cantaloupes scarce. Spring chickens hold at 20 cents a pound while old potatoes deteriorate and new stock remains inexpensive. Multiple produce items including apricots peaches lettuce and tomatoes appear in variable condition with broad price ranges and dairy and meat prices listed by commodity and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itte
Washington
Unclear OCR listing farm feeds and quantities
Fragmentary OCR presents mixed items of hay corn and bran with unclear quantities and no coherent narrative. Names, places, or dates are unreadable. The record lacks a determinate event or person and cannot be reliably interpreted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Minister Pioquart rules on duels and honor
Paris dated June 10 War Minister Pioquart issues army instructions on duels commanders must not refuse nor grant authorization for code of honor in service disputes such matters are to be settled by army regulations. For private affairs officers may act according to personal honor concepts.
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Paris
Pioquart
Mail Cart Crash Near Washington Pa Sends Man To Hospital
June 10 report from Washington Pa says Thomas Dage, a rural delivery worker, was thrown from a cart after a large snake entangled in the wheel. Dage broke his arm, the horse bolted, and the cart overturned dumping three mail sacks into a creek. A snake was found coiled around a remaining mail sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thos. Dage
Dage
Lost Arlington girl found after night in woods
Prances Moll, ten, from Arlington, was found Monday morning south of Arlington traveling toward the town after disappearing Saturday night. She told searchers she wandered most of the night, slept briefly in the woods, and fled home after being chided by her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Prances Moll
Arlington
Edgcomb
Council to Take Up North Sewer Ordinance This Evening
If the corporation counsel and Assistant Engineer Dimock finish drafting today the council will consider the ordinance for the North Sewer tunnel work this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimock
Funeral of John McGee Shot at Leavenworth Held Today
The funeral for John McGee contractor killed in Leavenworth Friday night was held at 2 PM at Bonney Watwon parlors. Daughters Mrs Fred Harper and Mrs Henry Smith plus Mrs McGee accompanied the body. McGee resided at 7662 Green Lake Boulevard Seattle. W L Davis who fired the fatal shot was beaten by angry citizens before taken to Wenatchee. Remains laid to rest in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGee
Leavenworth
Bonney Wat Won
Fred Harper
Henry Smith
McGee
Mectee
Lavenworth
Green Lake Boulevard
Seattle
W. L. Davis
Wenatchee
Mount Pleasant
Growth of National Banks Reported in State
A comptroller of the currency bulletin dated June 4 notes that from March 14 to May 13 the state organized 21 national banks with total capitalization of 1,126,000 dollars, leading all Pacific coast states except California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank Organization
Lssted
Pacific Coast
California
Reed chairs offer seasonable comfort and neat cane seating
Reed chairs described with finely woven reed rolls on the edge and a cane seat. The design emphasizes a closely woven back, neat appearance, and practical seasonal comfort.
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Tegraph Briefs
Hoyts
Is Cow FC
George Santa
Ree
Red
America
Army
Wiese
Navy
Casy Sanger
Red Cross
Beneat
Cheage
Miss Mabel
Marbichead
Tag Alfonso
Gamble Nam Meaument
Gamble
James
Georets Bay
Exposition
Hampton
Homer
Virginia
Pemetng
Mas- Parding
DreseTs Academy
Seasion Gatti
Oac
Yakima
Rurumer
Stattic
John Bender
Spokane
Sew CF
BR Ptyer
BR CC
Clyde
Vancouver- Teuton
Leon N
National Jewish
Hospital For Consumptives
Star
James Black
Serieps Velegraph
Joan Cort
Sharp
Leslie Carter
DU Barry
David Belasco
Seattle Theater
Roeseol
Drew
Mara
Earl Burgess Company
N.Y
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak
Chinatown
Lyric Theater Ruseell & Drew
Mere
Lewis & Lake Co
Chultz
CHILI
Beattie
Dolane Lenhart
Lois Theater
Ind
Pri
Mexico
Loia
Third Ave
Taylor New York
Spelger & Hurlbut
Chicaco Car Co
Spelger
Hurlbut
2Nd Avenue
Union Street
Tiffany
Bre & Minton
Albert Hansen
Bolet
Patok, Phil & Co
First Av
Cherry St
White River
Toma Lowe
Feautts
Chatee
Soars
Pate
Vanbedon
Cherrien
Bet Boa
Kaas
Elect Ranch
Brotiers
lAve Stock
Fresen
Meata
Jardinierestand
West
Greater Seattle
West Seattle
Youngstown
Alki
South Alki
John M’gee
Prade di
Jewel
Tacoma
Scharre
Semolhy, Jr
Tecoma Tel
Fremont
Hablard
O. K. Calhoun
Denny 4
Ewing, Inc
Alaska
Timre
Standard Furniture Co
Feterdara
Union Tailors Sales
Washington St
Kohler & Chase
Waldorf Hutidtag
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