Effort to Raise Fund for International Building Project
The article notes plans to begin a fund raising effort in July during an Inter convention of Christian Endeavor to support an International building in Rowton. It mentions rallies during the visitors’ week with diverse international groups and a Welsh Presbyterian gathering. Carl H. Reeves reports a large shipment of Christian Endeavor flags for merchant decoration.
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Burins
Christian
Rowton
Baltimore
Welch Presbyterian Church
Carl H. Reeves
Christian Endeavor Committee
Christian Endeavor
Desperate Trouble Brewing in Russia Report
The Mouma committee reports the czar signed the dissolution ukase two weeks ago and warned to shoot revolters. Crowds gathered in Petersburg as unrest spread though no disorder occurred. Officials say democrats plotted assassinations, a claim deemed unfounded. Reports warn trouble is expected nationwide.
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Douma
Ogar
Seattle Girl Elopes to Marry Tacoma Man
Miss Muir daughter of B L Muir a Seattle real estate dealer married Philip J McHugh a Tacoma man on June 4 despite her father s opposition over age and education The couple left for a wedding trip through Nations park after a quiet ceremony McHugh a prominent Seattle contractor denied the elopement tale calling it a joke to some friends of his brother The bride was a music student at Annie Wright seminary and had just given a recital
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Treme Muir
B. L. Muir
Nations Park
Mise Muir
Annie Wright Seminary
McHugh
Philip J. McHugh
Seattle
C. BR. McHugh
Delivery Wagon Collision In Spring Street Incident
An early 20th century report describes a switch engine colliding with a delivery wagon at the foot of Spring Street. The horse collapsed under the wagon, two red signals flew, but the horse recovered and bolted. A boy jumped into the wagon and fled, leaving questions about the rider’s identity.
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Oreat
Bor
Spring St
Rix
Board of Health Meeting Votes Milk Law Provision
Mixed up notes indicate a board of health meeting where a provision of a new milk law was discussed. The first class requires a daily milk inspector who must be a graduate in dairying. exemptions may apply to certain individuals.
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Board of Health
Mathoon
Wison
Claus
Inspect Dairies Inspect Dairies in Seattle Milk Supply
The Milk Commission and City Milk Inspector begin inspections of all dairies tomorrow to ensure compliance with regulations. Officials aim to raise state standards and secure Seattle as a model for high milk quality with cooperation from state and city authorities.
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Han
E. A
Seattle
WMOOKS CONTRACT SEATTLE FADES AS K BROOKS WINS
A dated note reports the Jamitice contract process involving the William H monument funding, with Wmooks initially awarded, then reassigned to K Brooks of New York in Seattle. The contract required completion before the Yukon Pacific Exposition opening.
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William H. Monument
the of Commerce
K. Brooks
New York
Seattle
Saloon Closures Prompt Sheriff to Enforce Licenses
Sheriff Smith replies to a county movement by vowing to arrest violations and urge Bunty commissioners to review license filings. The report notes no saloon opened for business yesterday.
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Sheriff Smith
Bunty
Fail to Settle at Great Northern Docks
Longshoremen remain on strike at the Great Northern docks as talks between st and Griffiths Sprague fail to resolve the dispute. Strikers expect improved prospects if downtown union leaders back their cause, with ongoing loading by a small Black labor crew on the Minnesota and the Tosa Maru.
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Great Northern Docks
Griffiths & Sprague
Minnesota
Shad Released Into Washington Rivers From Oregon Hatchery
Henry O'Malley, superintendent at the Oregon City government fish hatchery, arrives with 300000 shad to place in the Skagit river at Sedro Woolley. Another 200000 shad will arrive Thursday to be released in the Snohomish river. These are the first shad to be placed in Washington waters.
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Government
Oregon City
Ore
Beattie
Skagit River
Sedro-Woolley
Snohomish River
Washington
Roosevelt avoids meddling as telegraphers dispute nears
Washington June 17 Labor Commissioner Neil received copies from President Roosevelt of many requests seeking administration interference in the telegraphers strike. Neil will request information from both companies and telegraphers as the issue unfolds. The President signals he will not intervene in the affair.
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Scripp
Ashington
Neil
Roosevelt
Auto Over Cliff Kills One Injures Three in California
A car plunged over a high cliff on a sharp bend between Hedlands and San Bernardino late last night killing Besele Bart and injuring Edina Dudley from Redlands Thomas Jones of Los Angeles and William Taylor of Monrovia. Later, John ofpambeau, a former congressman, was appointed by the governor to replace the late U S Senator Morgan.
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Seri Telegraph Service
San Banandino
Cal
Besele Bart
Edina Dudley
Redlands
Thomas Jones
Los Angeles
William Taylor
Monrovia
Hedlands
San Bernardino
John Ofpambeau
United States
Morgan
K . Telegraph Service
Ikon An
Pinchot Must Go As Wyoming Delegates Demand Sack
Anti ites claim control of the land convention and call for removal of Gifford Pinchot head of the forestry division. Administration opponents led by Wyoming wool growers and Colorado cattle men blame Pinchot for withdrawing grazing lands. Wyoming’s 225 delegates expected to vote for his scalp.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Denver
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Division
Wyoming
Colorado
Pinchot
Sunday Musical Program At Plymouth Church
The Plymouth church at Third Ave and University St hosts weekly music with Elijah performed yesterday and The Seven Words next Sunday followed by The Holy City the Sunday after. Hin Chung a 17 year old Chinese youth and grandson of Chin Gee Hee was arrested for stealing flowers from P Converse at 1000 Cherry St.
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University St
Elijah
Holy City
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Chin Gee Hee
P. Converse
Chin Gee Gow
Police sweep hits rooming houses near Pike Street Serat
Police clean up the rooming house district north of Yerier way focusing on Pike street area. Officers Wilkes Osborne Humphrey Parnell and Brooks entered several Pike Street locations Sunday morning taking into custody John McParland James Green Frank Barnard John Wilson Mrs Cameron Laura Wilson and Pearl Brooks. All were released on ball.
Polar explorer plans summer trip with film camera
New York reporter John R. Frindley, an amateur photographer, plans a summer vacation to dust the polar bears walrus and caribou at home with a moving picture machine. Dr Frederick A Cook, former Peary companion, will accompany him.
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John R. Frindley
New York City
Frederick A. Cook
Robt
BE. Peary
Vault Rental Ad Promises Safe De Posit Vaults
In Alaska Pending, Wm. D. Perkine & Co Baskers at 211 Cherry St offer fire and burglar proof vaults with long boxes and long hours. Boxes available for rent by month or year at $4.00 per annum.
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Alaska Pending
Wm. D. Perkine & Co
Baskers
Cherry St
Mayor Schmitz Behind the Bars
San Francisco reports Mayor Schmitz, held in custody, was granted access to his attorneys for several hours. Judge Lawler approved the visit in the absence of Judge Dunne as Patrick Calhoun and others connected to the case are noted in the proceeding.
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Dunne
Patrick Calhoun
United
Railroad Officials Plead To Bribery Indictments
Ambiguous OCR text describes railroad officials facing bribery indictments with delayed arraignment and attempts to quash charges. It mentions a county jail, a prisoner named Schmits, a sheriff, and restrictions imposed by the mayor on visits and access to confinement.
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Sebmits
Local Telegraphers Back President in Western Union Dispute
Local Telegraphers union members vote to stand by President Small in the fight with Western Union. They threaten a sympathy strike with New York and eastern operators if the dispute escalates. They contend the ten percent wage increase since March 1 has been ineffective and accuse Western Union of manipulating the scale to bypass it. President Clowry of Western Union reportedly refuses to meet a delegation from New York telegraphers.
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Telegraphers’ Union
Pres. Small
Western Union Co
New York
Teleg
Raphers
Western Union
Clowry
Licensed Weddings Appear in Beattie and Seattle Areas
A string of wedding license notices lists couples with ages and residences across Beattie Seattle Auburn Bothell and Ballard. Individuals include Katherine Youbi 34 and Mita Gaka do 2 Beattie. Oscar A Johnson 3 and Heda J Strand 275 Seattle. and Ralph Spar 23 and Major H Shattuck 18 Olalla among others.
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Pink & White
Beattie
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Cecil Williams
Kotaro Michisawa
Sharmen
Cal
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Sabino Yamana
Nina Yakota
Seattle
August Welch
Margaret That
Kumattaro Yoshiha
Ima Sugi
Seattie
Fred H. Stenk
Auburn
Joseph & Grant, Jr
Colby
Wash
Celia & Bauder
Legal Age
Hay Hi. Watts
Laura K. Halgren
Bothel
Oscar A. Johnson
Heda J. Strand
Henry Coyhend
Gal Age
Mary KB. Boyd
Ralph Spar
Major H. Shattuck
Olalla
William Abbott
Green Lake
Flora Widener
William J. Crowder
Anacortes
Violet Hird
Ballard
George G. Southard
Della V. Ward
G. Theodore Alles
Ethe M. Craddick
Birth notices recorded for multiple families in June deliveries
A batch of birth announcements lists parents and birth dates for children born in June. Entries include Hudinich at 2200 Billott ar for a son to Mrs Budinich, Picardo at South Park for a daughter to Mrs Ernesto Picardo, James at EB. James for a son to Mrs BR Simpson, Hoole at 402 Tenth av for a son to Mrs George W Boole, Rose at Seattle General hospital for a daughter to Mrs B C Rowe, Thornton at 1600 Moan Street for a daughter to Mrs William Thornton, Walsh at 121 First av W for a Humphrey son to Mrs Omar J Humphrey, among others.
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Billott
Martin Budinich
Picardo
South Park
Jugett
Ernesto Picardo
EB. James
BR. J. Simpson
Hoole
Tenth
Av. N
George W. Boole
Rose
Seattle General Hospital
B& C. Rowe
Thornton
Moan Street
William Thornton
Walsh
Av. W
R. AH. Walsh
Humphrey
Omar J Humphrey
Local deaths of King Fraser June and Gibson in city area
Deaths registered today list King 75 of 6626 Fourteenth Ave N King Fraser 21 of 705 Summit Ave June 14 2126 EB Mercer and Gibson 27 of Providence Hospital June 14 all recorded by authorities in the city
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Philander B. King
Fraser
James L. Fraser
Summit Avenue
Magnus J. June
EB Mercer
Gideon
James A. Gibson
Providence Hospital
Atlantic steamer Gymeric reaches Tacoma bound for Orient
The Gymeric from Frank Waterhouse & Co.'s China fleet arrived at Tacoma yesterday and will move to Portland when her bankers are full for the Orient. She will not call at Beattie before departure. The City of Puebla clears tonight for San Leandro and the City leaves tomorrow for Alaska. The big freighter Texan departs tomorrow for Honolulu.
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Gymeric
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Tacoma
Cosling
Portland
Beattie
Puebla
San Leandonn
Alaska
Texan
Honolulu
Post Office Substation Opens at Broadway and Prie
The Broadway and Prie street post office substation opens today with Joan P. H. Morris and Mamie Davy from the main office in charge. Nine teen carriers will operate from the facility as over one ton of malt will be distributed daily from the Direadway station.
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Broadway
Prie St
Joan P. H. Morris
Mamie Davy
Presentation of silver service to battleship Kansas
Philadelphia reports the transfer of a five thousand dollar silver service to the battleship Kansas as part of wartime support. The event marks a symbolic donation from Kansans.
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Battleship
Kansas
Prominent Attorney In Ocean Bathing Incident Near Queen Park
Angeles June 17 He L Lalog a prominent attorney was bathing in the ocean near Queen Park when the body was recovered. San Francisco June 17 Eight iron workers went to work this morning ending the six strike.
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Angeles
Cal
He L. Lalog
Queean Park
Francisco
Garden Hose That Lasts At Honest Prices
Garden hose that lasts offered by Geo H Wood household goods at 112 University Ave. Call and see our selection for durable hoses and fittings.
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Uw. Geo. H. Wood House
University
Waitresses Refused Withdrawal Then Desire Return to Work
The Restaurant Keepers association reports several waitresses who joined the local union and applied for withdrawal were denied by the secretary before a new schedule took effect. They now seek to return to work in non union shops.
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Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Attorneys seek probe of defense's good faith in Eddy fortune case
In Concord New Hampshire on June 17 the lawyers for the next friends in the suit to uncover Mrs Eddy's fortune filed a motion asking the court to investigate the defense's good faith and conduct.
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Serieps Telegraph Service
Concord
Mayor supports grand jury probes for Seattle area
Mayor Wm Hickman Moore stated this morning the office would welcome a grand jury investigation. He urged regular investigations, suggesting Seattle should have one at least every two years and that every county and city office be examined.
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Wm Hickman Moore
Seattle
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