Gullard Men Are Honored in State Union Election
The Gullard group elects Rutland Q. TACO of Bellingham as president. A meeting set for Lincoln's Birthday with Reynolds named as representative. Officers include Vice President Charles B. Coon of Port Townsend, Second VP Rudolph Dorne of North Yakima, Secretary J. Howard of Seattle, and Treasurer Dr. Engels of Ballard.
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Rutland
Bellingham
J. Howard
Seattle
Treas W Dr
Co F Engels
Ballard
Reelected chaplain bid for Naval lodge Port Angels
Reelected chaplain George H. Daw ia of Naval Lodge No 363 Port Angeles. sergeant at arms Cal Welk man of Ballard.
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George H. Dawia
Naval Lodge No. 363
Port Angeles
Cal Welkman
Ballard
Judge Rules for World's Realty in Seattle Property Case
Superior Court Judge Yakey ruled in favor of World’s Realty & Commission Co. and A Hamilton against the state. The suit sought possession of Seattle real estate valued around $30,000 after alleged transfer irregularities and a tithe set aside dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakey
Superior Court
Realty & Commission Compiy
A. Hamilton
Seattle
Dramatic recital at Piret Christian church by Saunderson school
The Saunderson school of expression presents a dramatic recital this evening at the Piret Christian church located at Broadway and Olivest. The Columbia school of music will assist in the program.
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Saunderson School of Expression
Piret Christian Church
Broadway
Olivest
Columbia School of Music
Asa
First Presbyterian Church Awarded Damages by Court
The First Presbyterian church Way was awarded 11,864 by the superior court for damages to their property at Fourth and Reneva caused by the remrade of Fourth av.
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First Presbyterian Church Way
Superior Court
Fourth
Reneva
Fourth Av
Street Car Collision on First Ave
A brief report notes a street car collision on First Avenue causing little disturbance. The item mentions Bartell’s Red Cross Drugstore offering Colgate White Lilac and Almond Cream scape at discounted prices tomorrow as part of price cutting and promotions.
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First Ave
Bartells
Red Cross
Colgate
Bartell
Street track permits filed with franchise inspector
The board of public works received three applications to lay railroad tracks on public streets. Seattle Electric seeks to double track for a block on Grad boulevard near Fifteenth Avenue West. Northern Pacific asks for three tracks across Valley Street at Arbor. Union Pacific requests a spur from the NP track on Railroad Avenue to a new plant south of the Centennial mill.
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Board of Public Works
Heattle Mlectric Company
Grad Boulevard
Pitteenth Ay
Fifteenth Ay
Northern Pacific
Valley
Ara
Union 1
Centennial Mill
Negro Griffith Arrested in Spokane for Winding Smith & Co
A man described as A. D. Griffith, long known to local police, is in custody in Spokane on a charge of swindling the inland capital firm Smith & Co. The firm has written to Chief of Police Wappenstein requesting Griffiths criminal record in the city.
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A. D. Griffith
Spokane
Awindling Smith & Co
Inland Capital
Griffith
Wappenstein
Sysoney Y Handicap
Oriental Block
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Sysoney
Hutch & CO
Libel Filed in Federal Court Over Tug Laurel Payment Claim
James Nolan sues in federal court alleging Laurel owes him 20 for a propeller wheel. The libel seeks recovery of the claimed amount and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nolan
City Finance Committee Plans Tightening of City Expenses
City heads of departments invited to a finance committee meeting to trim current expenses. The panel aims to keep running costs within estimates for the tax levy, while the treasury holds $2,156,000 in cash and deposits, much of it trust funds for state and district purposes, requiring careful management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
Atate
Masons Elect Seattle Men
Spokane reports the Masons grand lodge elected officers including Edward Franklin Werner in Spokane as grand master and C McAllister as deputy grand master with other posts going to leaders from Seattle Tacoma Colville Olympia and Colfax.
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Masons
Seattle
Spokane
Masonie Grand Lodge
Edward Franklin W Ner
C. McAll
Beattle
Royal Above
Tacoma
W. R. Er
Colville
Nathan 8. Porter
Olympia
H. W Tyler
Rev
Wiliam Pelan
David B
Rand
H. W. Cantiela
Colfax
Charlies D. Knight
Grand Tyler
Steamer Jeanie and Melville Dollar Leave for Western Points
Steamer Jeanie towtl two barges loaded with freight for N A T T Co left port early forenoon for St Michael. Steamer Melville Dollar departed San night for Western points with full passengers and freight. Tampico loading at bunkers today and will sail tomorrow night for Deering direct with 200 head of horses for Pairhaven Water Co of New York. Spokane is south bound from Juneau City of Seattle to after today and Excelsior is south bound Seward.
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Jeanie
N. A
Spokane
Juneau
Seattle
Atter
Excelsior
Seward
The Mascot at Grand to Supplant The Nightingale Next Week
Russell and Drew decide to extend The Nightingale at the Grand until Tuesday night due to high demand. On Wednesday The Mascot will open, updated with big chorus numbers like The Broomstick Witches, and run five nights with a Saturday matinee.
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Russell & Drew
the Grand
Pest
Aldran
San Francisco
Russell @ Drew
Graduation honors signed at the Academy of Holy Names
Six young women graduated with high honors at a commencement ceremony held yesterday at the Academy of Holy Names. Agnes Swan received the best prose prize, while musical diplomas went to May Thureton Anna Ranahab Mary Morris Ellita Carroll and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick. Rev Father Murphy presided.
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Academy of Holy Names
Mise Agnes Swan
May Thureton
Anna Ranahab
Mary Morris
Ellita Carroll
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
Father Murphy
Hetated
Cornell men lead US geologic party sailing to Alaska
R. and Tarr of Cornell University arrive in the city and register at the Rainier Strand. Tarr departs tomorrow night for Seldovia aboard the steamer Banta Ana. This season he will survey and report on the country around Cookingiet.
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R. & Tarr
Cornell University
United States
Alaska
Rainier
Mr. Tarr
Seldovia
Banta Ana
Shingle and Lumber Makers Meet Over Minimum Weight Plan
Representatives of shingle and lumber manufacturers met at the Lumbermen's Club at 1:30 PM to discuss the minimum weight proposition. The communities later sent a delegation to St Paul to confer with Great Northern and Northern Pacific officials and report on the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatte
Laumbermen’s Club
St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
State railroad commissioners plan Colfax meeting next Wednesday
The state railroad commissioners will meet at Colfax next Wednesday according to statements to members today. No concessions were obtained from railroads at yesterday's meetings and the joint wheat rate and Bellingham terminal matters will be brought up for trial at Colfax.
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Colfax
Bellingham
Families at War Over Feud Near Interbay
Families of Loula Moline and John W. Watson clash in a Galicuff fight at Interbay. Both were arrested by Patrolman Collier and released on $29 bail each to appear in police court.
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Loula Moline
John W. Watson
Interbay
Moline
Watson
Collier
Miss Feurt Sings At Seattle Benefit Tonight
For the first time in three years Mine Lola Feurt a famed Seattle vocalist will perform at a benefit tonight at the First Methodist church. She is joined by pianist R E B Rowe violinist WR Hedley and accompanist F Bentley in the program.
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Lola Feurt
Vocallst
Seattle
Winger
First Methodist Church
R. E B. Rowe
WR. Hedley
F. Bentley
Alaska-Yukon Fair Postpones Site Examinations
The special committee defers the site examination to Monday due to bad weather, delaying planned evaluations and decisions on fair locations. Local officials will monitor conditions and reconvene to set a firm date.
Brooks Named Regular Patrolman by City Police Chief
Thomas J. Brooks was yesterday appointed a regular patrolman by Chief Wappenstein. A marriage license was issued today for John V. Wills and Nan Meek daughter of Deputy Sheriff Meek. The wedding is planned for Tuesday June 29.
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Thomas J. Brooks
Olice
Wappenstein
County Auditor's Office
John V. Wills
Nan ©. Meek
Meek
Labor groups seek settlement on Union Pacific franchise plan
The Central Labor Council and Building Trades Council set committees to mediate with city groups over the Union Pacific franchise. They aim to minimize disruption to plans for a new municipal street railway and will report Fourth Avenue resolutions at next meetings. Property owners will offer to donate required land under conditions, with Great Northern and Union Pacific approvals needed before action.
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Central Labor Council
Building Trad
Counc
Union Pacific
Hoth
Fourth Avenue
Corporations Committee
Fifth Av
New Street
Northern Railroads
Great Northern
Vaudeville Stars Hit Star Theater on Bastery Circuit
The Musical Keltona from the Bastery Orpheum circuit dazzles at the Star theater this week. Acts include Steschweneveen and Elleworth & Bart who promise to take away fine vaudeville talent. Next Monday Armstrong Holly premieres a sketch with Bert Levy the cartoonist.
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Keltona
Bastery Orpheum
Star Theater
Steschweneveen
Elleworth & Bart
Armstrong Holly
Artisle
Bert Levy
Burglary Charge Filed Against John Dunn
A formal charge of burglary was filed yesterday in the prosecuting attorney's office against John Dunn. Dunn was arrested on suspicion during Busder night, and items found in a pack carried by him were identified as proceeds of two robberies.
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John Dunn
Dunn
Divorce Hearing for Violet Stander v Anteniue Stander Continued
The divorce case of Violet Stander v Anteniue Stander was continued to June 22. Plaintiff appears by attorney George B. De Steigner. defendant is represented by Morris & Shipley.
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Violet Stander
Anteniue Stander
Stander
George B. de Steigner
Morris & Shipley
Missing Money From Southend Lodging Home Shocks Couple
Charles Anderson and his partner Mike Sullivan were staying at a southend lodging house when Anderson awoke to find Sullivan missing and forty nine pounds stolen.
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Charles Anderson
Mike Sulivan
Southend
Sullivan
Free Car Tickets at The Band Box Market Meat Sale
Band Box Market at 1100 First Ave offers free car tickets today and Saturday with every purchase of 50 cents worth of meat. The market emphasizes high quality meat and prices designed to protect shoppers’ pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enemey
Beattie Tacoma Power Company Seeks Right of Way
Beattie Tacoma Power Company plans to secure a right of way through Tacoma properties along White River to build a reservoir at Tapps. The effort originated about two years ago, with reforms aimed at reviving an old project and addressing a revived demand for water storage in the region.
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Beattie- Tacoma Power Commy
Tacoma
Tacoma Company
White River
Beattie-Tacoma Power Com
Change in Paymasters at Tremerton Station
Paymaster HM H Balthia formerly of the Oregon now storekeeper at Tremerton is instructed to be east for duty. Paymaster J Brooks will be sent to Tremerton from More Island.
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HM. H. Balthia
U. BN
The
Oregon
Tremerton
J. Brooks
Dremerton
Mure Island
Officers aboard Tremont for Guam and other posts
When the steamer Tremont leaves July 6 for the Orient there will be several naval officers aboard for Guam and other posts. Surgeon Dr. Carpenter, now at Bremerton, will report at Cavite Maj. L. L. Moses, also at Bremerton, will report at Guam for duty in the marine corps station. Burgeon J. Bi. Dennis, now in charge at the naval proving de at Maryland, will come to Locmarten.
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Tremont
Orient
Guam
Dr. Carpenter
Bremerton
Cavite
L. L. Moses
Marine Corps
Burgeon J. Bi. Dennis
Naval Proving de
Maryland
Locmarten
International Contract Company Wins Renton Draw Bridge Contract
The International Contract Company was awarded the contract for the Renton draw bridge at a bid of 11,409 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Contract Company
Renton Draw Bridge
Saloon Owner Sues Seattle Electric for 1500 Damages
Frank Budge of Fifth Avenue and Jackson sues Seattle Electric in district court for 1500 dollars. He alleges injuries when workmen building the elevated track opposite his saloon struck him on the head last spring.
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Frank Budge
Fifth Av
Jackson
Seattle Electric Company
Sullivan and Cole Seek Bids for Perry Apartment House
Architects Sullivan and Cole request bids for the Perry apartment house to be built at the southwest corner of Bernev and Madison streets. Promoters are the Metropolitan Investment Company of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan & Cole
Perry
Berenav
Madison St
Metropolitan Investment Company
Seattle
Shipment of gold dust arrives for Seattle office
J E Vilas in charge reports two million five hundred thousand dollars in gold dust en route to Seattle. Dawson supplies total two million dollars while Nome contributes six hundred sixty six thousand. The funds are expected to reach the Seattle agency by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Red Cross Sale At Bartell's Drugstore
A brief notice lists shoppers at Bartell's Red Cross Dragstore 610 Secondary to buy bargain items for a charity sale. The ad features Colgate White Lilac or Almond Soap six for a price, Fairfax Fountain Syringe eight cents, Ebony Nail Polishers or Nail Files priced at 26 cents, and other common items with marked savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Bartell
Red Cross
Colgate
Fairfax Fountain
Contracts Awarded by County Commissioners
After bid openings the county commissioners awarded contracts: Berlin bridge to Goerig & Snyder for 1640, C. Kobetad road to Arnoldy & Feigman for 1195, Cherry Valley drawbridge extras to International Contract Co. for 2790.40, and approved the Pacific addition plat by C. D. Gillman about a mile south of Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Goerig & Snyder
Missionary Session Closes at First Christian Church
The Western Washington Christian Missionary society held three days of sessions at the First Christian church and concluded yesterday. Officers for the state organization were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Washington Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Fagan and Erickson Offer 6x8 Cabinet Photos
Photographers Fagan and Erickson in the Kitel building sell extra fine 6x8 cabinet photos at $2.60 per dozen. Open Saturdays evenings and closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan & Erickson
Kitel
Eee
Disciples Convention Adopts Constitution and Elected Officers
Auxiliary selution members elected and a constitution and bylaws adopted. Rev. W. A. Moore of Tacoma delivered the closing address on "The Plea of the Disciples." The next convention will be in Centralia in September 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moore
Tacoma
Centralia
Teale Family Dispute Over Furniture Firm Debt
In a superior court complaint from April, A. Draves alleges C. B. and Sarah Teale owe Teale Hills Furniture $2,725 on account. The Teales counter with an affirmative defense that the firm owed them over $3,000 for work performed.
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A. ©. Draves
Superior Court
Draves
C. B
Sarah Teale
Teale Hills Furniture Company
A Friend That Never Fails
A friend that never fails you is a good substantial bank account. The safe place to open an account is the State Bank of Seattle where your savings draw 4 percent interest compounded semi annually.
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State Bank of
Seattle
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