Three Men Die In Train Wreck
A passenger train wreck near here in the morning killed three men and injured several others. The dead are Charles Alibon, a machinist. Dennis Griffin, a bricklayer. and Ray Timierman, a brakeman. The train carried about 250 aboard in four coaches and two boxcars. Among the injured are Shaw H, Rudolph, Walter, Miller, Gotne, Matthews, and Parton, laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alibon
Machintat
Dennis Griffin
Ray Timierman
Shaw HH
Rudolph
RR. Walter
RB Miller
W. Gotne
W. Matthews
O. W. Parton
Parks for the Site in Ballard and Woodland Park
A site committee from the northern region, backed by the Chamber of Commerce, selects Woodland and Green Lake parks as possible locations for the Alaska Yukon fair. The committee will tour the sites, meet the Chamber, and plan an examination trip to Woodland to compare advantages and drawbacks before a future meeting to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Comenight
Ballard
Woodland
Green Lake Park
Alaska
Ittee
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Real Estate Man Takes Option on Lands
A Seattle real estate man options 1,008 acres of barnland tide lands near Ingham on June 14. The tentative deal may involve railroad access via Bellingham. Details are approximate and under negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Seattle
Preventa & Railroad
Bellingham
Streets Become Flowing Rivers After Mill Creek Rise
Heavy rain caused Mill Creek to overflow, flooding streets and threatening homes. Many blocks in town flooded as water gushed through low areas and outlets, with responders warning residents to relocate valuables and seek higher ground before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. al
Jane
Cork
May Captain ID Disgraced in Navy Reduction
In Le. Va June 14 Captain Garst commander of the Rhode Island was found negligent in refounding and will be reduced in rank. Walter Well ments are satisfactory.
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Walter Well Ments
Senate panel to dispose of Barnes postmaster nomination
Washington June 14 senate steering committee decided to dispose of the nomination of Barnes for postmaster in the city and of Judge Wickersham for Alaska district judge if discussions do not take too long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barnes
Judge Wickersham
Alaska
Defense testimony likely tomorrow in Cowell v McMillin suit
Testimony for the defense in the suit brought by Ernest Cowell against John 8 McMillin as president of the Tacoma Roche Harbor Lime company will probably be taken tomorrow before J Ro Wal then as special commissioner. It is understood that the evidence to be offered will be short and but a few witnesses will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cowell
John 8. McMillin
Tacoma @ Roche Harbor
Meat Inspection Provision Passed by House Committee
The House committee completed the meat inspection provision appointing an annual 2 million dollar automatic appropriation. It requires postmortem and ante mortem checks on climate killed meat, bans harmful preservatives, and mandates sanitary slaughterhouse inspections and a government label. Small butchers and farmers are exempt. A minority report was drafted by dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Diesenting
Americans Die by Treachery in Mindanao Killings
From Manila dated March 14 it is reported that Lieut Edward Bolton of the Seventeenth Infantry acting Governor of Mindanao and an American named Christian a plantation manager near Davao were killed by Moro tribesmen in an act described as treacherous.
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Manila
Jane
Edward Bolton
Seventeenth Infantry
Mindanao
Christian
Davao
Mores
Lady Mary Hamilton and Marquise Graham Wedding
London details a grand wedding at St George's with King Edward in attendance. A lavish array of gifts worth a million dollars accompanied the ceremony, marking a highly photographed society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary Hamilton
Marquise Graham
St George's
Edward
Shipping Moves in Puget Sound and West Coast Route
The Buckman will resume Seattle to San Francisco service on return from Nome sailing June 20. The Nauplia, new to Puget Sound, departed San Francisco for Seattle in her first voyage. Hyades due Saturday from Vladivostok.
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Kosmoa
Ammon
Hammond
Alwake Pacifico Steamshio Company
Buckman
Seattle
San Francisco
Nome
Koamos
Nauplia
Puget Sound
Tia Port
Hyades
Viadivostok
Many Sail On Humboldt for Southeast Alaska
The Humboldt remains full for its voyage to southeastern Alaska ports and the interior with 195 passengers booked at noon. The lineup includes Dawson and Tanana bound travelers such as Jack Ferrin, Walter Wyatt, Mrs. J. Otr ies, Cart Bou Bui Detriett, and L. J. Howard, plus a heavy freight load including perishables destined for Dawson and the Tanana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Humboldt
Dawson
Tanana
Jack Ferrin
Walter Wyatt
New York
J. O'tries
Klondike Mines
Cartbou Bui” Detriett
L. J. Howard
Fairbanks
Mrs Evelyn Shipley Found Dead After Heart Disease Fight
Mrs Evelyn Shipley aged 70 was found dead in her son Frank C Shipley’s home at 2204 East John et this morning. Officials believe death occurred during a heart disease episode and no funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Shipley
Frank C. Shipley
East John Et
Special Meeting Called for Seattle Firemen Association
A special meeting of the Seattle Volunteer Firemen's association will be held in the evening at the fire headquarters where officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Poison in Raspberry Pie Ties City Probe
Chief of Police Wappensteoin received a report from City Chemist Jacobaenaa about arsenic found in raspberry pie fragments from a lot linked to a boarding house and a cordage works. Dr Hyers of the University of Washington confirmed arsenic traces as 77 percent. Public release of analyses is withheld pending potential prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappensteoin
Jacobaenaa
Otte
Portland Cordage Works
Otis
Cordage Company
Prof. Hyers
University of Washington
Steamer Pennsylvania Reaches Nome in Fourth Voyage
The Pennsylvania arrived at Nome last night, per advices to the Merchants Exchange. It is the fourth steamer to reach Nome from Anchorage, signaling continued coastal traffic to the gold field port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Nome
Merchante Exchange
Penneyvania
Ante
Very Swell New Styles at Butterworth Hat Store
Report notes blasting by street contractors near Second Ave and Virginia St has become a nuisance. Mentions ER Butterworth and FN Dirooke Co advertising hats at 1331 and Ave.
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Second Av
Virginia
ER. Butterworth
Dirooke @ Co
Public Works Board Referred Nuisance Complaint to Police
A citizen's complaint to the board of public works led to a formal nuisance issue and the matter being referred to the police department for action. The case highlights cooperation between city agencies in addressing community disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Police Department
Hoo Hoos to Meet in Aberdeen on June 24
Letters from Vice Stark M. Miles of the Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoow arrive in the city urging all furbermen to attend a June 24 gathering in Aberdeen. It is unclear what business will come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark M. Miles
Judge orders Moyt to testify in Columbia Mill case
Judge Hanford today directed John P. Moyt to testify in the bankruptcy case of the Columbia Mill Company. The firm is composed of M. Lowry and H. P. Gilbert. A hearing is set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
John P. Moyt
Columbia Mill Company
M. Lowry
H. P. Gilbert
Alaska Central names officers elected at annual meeting
The Alaska Central railroad board met at the Denny building for the annual election of officers. President A C Frost of Chicago was reelected with C Osborn as vice president G L Francia treasurer and J H Haight secretary. George Turner and other eastern investors attended. Luncheon followed with further business slated for this afternoon. Livestock insured. 69 Sale De aahone Main 607 led R 2.
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The
Alaska Central Railroad
Seward North
Denny Building
A. C. Frost
Chicago
C. Osborn
G. L. Francia
J. H. Haight
George Turner
Prost
Wheat rate dispute occupies state railroad meeting
The state railroad commission discusses shipping rates with Walla Walla Spokane Pasco and Bellingham terminal issues at Hill depot. Officials from Great Northern O R N and Northern Pacific attend along with commissioners and company executives. O R N argues a joint wheat rate diverts eastern shipments to the sound and away from Portland, risking $60 000 yearly loss to Harriman.
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Walla Walla
Spokane
Pasco
Bellingham Terminal
State Railroad Commission
Hill Depot
Hton Campbell
Great Northern
Dariga Miller
H. A. Fairchild
J. C. Lawrence
J. 8. McMillan
L. C. Gilman
H M. Adama
Harriman
Sound
Portland
Stereopticon Entertainment at Alkiball Theater
A Sunday evening program at Alkiball, 1420 Second Ave, titled Phronology features heads and faces graphically displayed. The show is described as striking and interesting to all humanity with admission set at 25 cents.
Iroquois Case Shifted in Manslaughter Trial
Chicago June hearing grants J. Davis, former Iroquois theater manager, a change of venue after the conflagration. It remains undecided which county will hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Davis
Iroqudl Theater
Chares
National Editorial Association to Meet With Fairbanks
In Indianapolis on June 14 Vice President Fairbanks will receive the National Editorial Association tomorrow. Ade and James Whitcomb Riley will attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
National Editorial Association
Ehc
Supreme Court orders refind of Philippine tariff duties
The Supreme Court ruled the government must reclaim over $5,000,000 in duties collected by the military government on imports from July 1898 to March 1902. Congress failed to word the law properly though intended to ratify the military duty. California officials seek further relief and a loan plan for California banks to aid home builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Congress
California
Committee On Appropriations
San Francisco
M@row
W. T. Barnet
Market listing shows varied produce and livestock prices
A fragmented market page catalogs vegetables fruits and dairy with prices per unit or per crate. Items include corn beans cabbage tomatoes apples cherries and eggs with notes on regional sources like California Oregon Washington and Florida. Livestock prices cover cattle hogs and sheep with per pound or per head quotes.
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California
Danenan
Cholee Med
Dow
Washington
Clarke
Erate
Florida
Mapeline Ice Cream Offered for Parties and Luncheons
Mapeline ice cream promoted as ideal for parties or luncheons available in any quantity from Shaw's Pharmacy. Marketed as a delightful change from standard flavors with delivery through Shaw's Pharmacy at the American Hank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw's Pharmacy
Hank Building
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North Pole
M'Millin
Tee
Mobo Chief
Amer
Ican
Clark
Hhe
Mra. Clark
C Clark
Jacobson
Republican Club
City Hell
J. W. Wall
J. T. Armatrong
First View
Thorp
D. K R. Smith
PF. Fisher
W. FF. Grill
King County Republican Club
Ballard Club
County Club
Talbot
Mutual Life
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwaill Co
1St Ave
Hoyt
Alaska Central Names Officers
Board OF Directors
FROST
Sale de Aahone Main
Commission
Stereopticon Entertainment
Filipings
Don
Oregon Ranch
Halibut
Olympia
Timothy
Perenes Sam & Morke
Ofime
Pet Ward
J. A. Paine
Ove
Downing
Ee Ee & Ryerne
Bonda
Roome
Ices
McCarthy
Women’s Union Suits
Second Avenue
Madison Street
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
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