Announcement of Summer Term of Class Work Starting June 1
Bohool announces summer term of class work commencing June 1 under direction of Frank C and Irving Coolidge. Includes limited services today at Tolyoke Block with contact Perry. Oculist and aurist services offered at low prices by NADRAU and Bursere. patent attorney EB Adams and Colman drafting services listed with rubber stamp makers. Enclosures referenced.
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Bohool
Bhekeapeare
Nenos Wader
Frank Canand
Irving Coolid
E. Teres
Tolyoke
Independent union decision at Pacific Coast Federation meeting
At the Pacific Coast Federation of Labor convention the Longshoremen Stevedores and Riggers union in Seattle faced consolidation with the independent local No 652. Local No 552 argued for keeping operations separate as the independent charter of No 662 had been annulled. The federation overruled the independent body and the final ruling awaits the International convention in Milwaukee on July 17.
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Pacific Coast Federation of Labor
Seattle
Seattle Scogeeremaily Waten Tae Boon
Sant No. 662
No. 652
Federation
Astoria
Milwaukee
Nome at the World's Fair
Charles Osborn the Alaska special commissioner to the St Louis expositions arrived in Beattie en route to Nome to secure more exhibits for the Alaska building. He praises the exhibit as showing Alaska’s industrial advantages and aims for a strong Nome showing. Transportation is provided free for all exhibits and they will be shown in Portland next year.
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Charles Osborn
St. Louis Exantes
Beattie Yestery
Nome
Alaska
Osborn
Portland
Hal Henderson reports theft of gold watch at Western bar
Hal Henderson told police he was out on a spree when, at a Western bar, unknown burglars entered the cozy retreat and stole his gold watch from his person. The incident occurred last night and is under investigation.
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Hal Henderson
Harriman Plans North Puget Sound Docks and Harriman City
The Union Pacific pursues a Harriman led development at Harriman with a new townsite near Olympia named Harriman. Plans include 900 acres, 7 miles of waterfront, large docks, cement works, and water supply via Crooked and Black lakes. A 180 mile line from the Columbia to Seattle via Harriman is projected with $10 million in bonds and a Hood’s Canal canal to connect Hood’s Canal and Puget Sound.
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Marriman
Union Pacific
Daufelmier Int
Olympia
Crooked
Summit
Black Lakes
Crooked Lake
Black Lake
B. H. Harriman
Harriman
Puget Sound
Seattle
Sound
Northern Pacific
Vancouver
Columbia
Willamette River
Portland
Cowlitz Pass
P. P. Carroll
Hartman
Lynch Cove
Case's Inlet
Hood's Canal
Alsa Olympia
Tacoma
Harriman Agenta
Northwest
Carroll
Uncle Bam
French Vagrants Bound Over for Superior Court Trial
Taieten Reverale and Ludovic Del lagiovanna, noted as disreputable French men, were bound over at a preliminary hearing in Justice Gordon's court on charges of living off earnings of fallen women. Evidence deemed sufficient sent them to the superior court for trial with bonds set at $1,000 each.
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Taieten Reverale
Ludovic Dellagiovanna
Telegraph Briefs Include Hobe Stage Collapse
Telegraphed items report a Caltemple stage collapse with 400 children in a concert reheard. All escaped serious injury, deemed miraculous. London notes two infernal machines found at the Minarskoye Palace, both primed to explode. Western American Company stockholders seek disincorporation in supreme court. hearing August 27 before Judge Bell.
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Han Jobe
Cal
London
Petert
Minarskoye Lolo Palace
Omar i
Western American Company
Supreme Court
Bell
Liberty Bell Returns to Philadelphia From Fair
The Wherry bell arrived at the fair grounds and was loaded for the return to Philadelphia. Originating from England in 1762 it was recast in 1755 and 1754 letters engraved with Proclaim liberty through out all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof. The bell once rang for Independence Day and now resides at the old state house after attending major expositions.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Philadelphia
England
Philo
Marshall
Old State House
Man attempts self harm by swallowing morphine at Wayside Mission
Paul H. Lawshe admitted to trying to end his life with morphine after a saloon robbery claim near Pike Street. He later threw himself into a large sheet iron stove at the hospital, denting the appliance. He shows insanity signs and reads the Bible continually.
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Paul H. Lawshe
Pike Street
Lawshe
Wayside Mission Hospital
Lawsehe
Polk Directory Company
Directory Company
Eary
Chicago
Everly
Hospital
Sur
Star
Moroccan Situation Unchanged As Tangier Talks Continue
Official advices from Tangier say the Moroccan affair remains stalled with no new deal on the release of Ian Perdicardis and M Varley. The sultan negotiates with bandits while foreign representatives delay drastic steps. Kaid Yusaf was killed near Fez as forces were defeated and Sprit was looted by rebels. a superior court jury ruled for the defendant in a damage suit.
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Washington, D. C
Tangier
Ian Perdicardis
M. Varley
Frascuti
Kaid Yusaf
Lawsuits and divorces appear in local docket
Ida Pierre sues Seattle Electric Company for 6000 dollars claiming injuries from a May 8 1902 collision between a fire wagon and a street car. Mrs L Emerson seeks divorce from J Emerson. Albert McHargue, a 12 year old, was ordered into school by Superior Judge Tall.
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Ida Pierre
Seattle Electric Company
L. Emerson
J. ®. Emerson
Albert McHargue
Tic
Tall
Choate May Get It as Attorney General Pick
Washington June 11 President Roosevelt named Joseph H Choate ambassador to Great Britain as his first choice for attorney general to replace Knox The president suggested the selection at a cabinet meeting saying Choate would be an ideal choice and would likely accept County Clerk Koepfli received a surprise party from the office staff and was given a handsome painting as a gift
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Washington, D. C
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Knox
Mr. Choate
Koepfli
Sequel tale shows two suitors for Mina Alice in Spokane
W A Hopkinson explains why he hurried to the county auditor to obtain a marriage license to wed Mina Alice Patterson. He says he grabbed the license back, paid a rebate, and sought her after learning of family pressure to marry Vincent. Mrs Vincent and Mr Vincent settle in the Mohawk building.
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MR. Hopkins
Alice
Spokane
Alice Patterson
U. PF
Vincent
W. A. Hopkinson
Mina Alice
County Auditor's Office
Hopkinson
Thompson House
Patterson
Misa Thompson
Nora Avenue
Detroit
Mich
City worker found sleeping on duty during street work
An inspector in the city engineering department was found asleep on grass near active street work while Assistant City Engineer Alter and Street Superintendent Scott observed. Scott woke him and reminded him of on duty regulations, but no report was filed with civil service officials.
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Alters
Mr. Scott
Scott
Jeffrey
Civil Service Commissioners
Mardi Gras King Arrives in Seattle With Parade
The Rex court courier, with pages and jesters, travels through downtown Seattle led by Wagner's band. A proclamation will be read from the Scandinavian-American Hank building as red fire and fireworks signal the arrival on Pioneer Square. Water carnival postponed due to weather but planned later. King’s arrival set for July 19 noon.
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Rex
Seattle
Pioneer Square
Wagner
First Avenue
Pike Street
Second Avenue
Yealerway
Hank
Stage season closes at Grand with Our New Minister
The Stage presents Our New Minister by EB. H. Sothern closing the current season at the Grand. The Phoenix and A Man of Mystery come to the Alcasar the week after next. The Buffalo Mystery shown tonight at Third Avenue for the last time. Just Struck Town, a great comedy drama, arrives at Third Avenue next week with matinee tomorrow. Brooklyn clergymen have started.
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Redmond Company
Alcazar
Kathleen Mavourneen
EB. H. Sothern
The
Alcasar
Third Avenue Theater
Third Avenue
Restful Recreation Resorts via Shanta Route to California
Restful Recreation Resorts of California reached by Southern Pacific Co Shanta Route with two trains daily. Fare to San Francisco 26.00 first class 20.60 second or tourist class. Tickets and reservations plus descriptive literature at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave BK B Ellis general agent.
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California
Southern Pacific Co
San Francisco
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
B. Ellis
Eee
Notice to subscribers ensure daily Star delivery on time
If your copy of The Star has not arrived by 6 00 pm call Sunset Main 1050 or Independent 1 38 between 6 and 7 pm and a messenger will deliver a copy at once.
Coffman Wedding at Court House in Puyallup
Franklin, Tubbs and Mrs Retta Coffman both of Puyallup were married at the court house Thursday by Superior Judge Rudkin.
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Franklin, Tubbs
Retta Coffman
Puyallup
Court House
Rudkin
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