Lake Crescent Is the Goal for Rail Line Extension
M. J. Carrigan secretary treasurer of Port Angeles Peninsular and Port Angeles Olympia RR and Maurice McMicken attorney for the Milwaukee connected lines visit Lake Crescent route. Erastus Brainerd editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer accompanies them. Carrigan says Lake Crescent line will be completed this year and Port Ludlow extension soon after linking with Milwaukee main line.
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Port Angeles
M. J. Carrigan
Port Angeles Peninsular
Lake Crescent
Port Ludlow
Milwaukee
Steamers report arrivals crashes and overhauls in maritime traffic
Steamer Bertha arrived with 68 passengers and 55 cents tone of Ella mar copper ore for Tacoma smelter. Steamer City of Everett is being overhauled while Athlon serves Seattle Everett route. Argus crew inspected by marine inspectors to determine disaster cause. Dolphin due Thursday from Skagway. Santa Clara to westward sails next Friday.
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Bertha
Tacoma
City of
Everett
Athlon
Seattle
Savear Old Lover Tries Burglary After Love Rejection
James Bierce, 69, driven by jealousy after Mrs. J. M. Deeds wed his rival, went to her home last night posing as a burglar seeking to be shot. He was arrested by Deeds for burglary and jailed.
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Savear
Bellingham
James Bierce
J. M. Deeds
Deeds
Bierce
Cheasty Heads King County Democratic Club
Edward C. Cheasty chosen president James T. Lawler secretary and A. Chilberg treasurer of the King County Democratic club organized last night at Christensen's hall in the Arcade block. The temporary organization will report a constitution later to become permanent. The meeting secured 81 signatures on the membership roll. Mayor William Hickman Moore addressed the club.
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Edward C. Cheasty
James T. Lawler
A. Chilberg
King County Democratic Club
Christensen's Hall
Arcade
William Hickman Moore
Equalizers Selected by City Council in Seattle
The Seattle city council last night elected Councilmen Mullen Burnett and Sawyer to the county board of equalization. The board will meet on the first Monday in August to begin a vigorous campaign for fair real property assessments.
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Seattle
Mullen
Burnett
Sawyer
County Board of Equalization
Roosevelt approves 12 million dollar San Francisco deposits
President Roosevelt backs a San Francisco group led by F K Lane to place 12 million dollars in San Francisco banks backed by city bonds. The term of deposits is undetermined but likely not callable until Treasury needs funds. The delegation announced the accord after meeting at the White House.
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Washington
Roosevelt
San
Beattie to Penalize Barbed Wire Fences in Streets
Councilman Burnett introduced an ordinance in Beattie last night making barbed wire fences on street or alley lines a misdemeanor with fines and imprisonment. The measure was referred to the health committee.
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Burnett
Beattice
Health Committee
Icelandic Father Seeks Son In United States
Vigtue Torarinseon of Randaals Iceland asks local police for his son Thorbergur Hallider Vigtusson who emigrated to the United States from the unnamed place in 1900. Last heard, the son worked for a railroad in Beattie.
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Vigtue Torarinseon
Randaals
Skoylofeltesipta
Iceland
Thorbergur Hallider Vigtusson
United States
Beattie
Council Passes First Reading On License for Murd Williams
The council approved the application for a liquor license by Murd and Williams at 212 First Ave SB on the first reading last night. The measure advances to final passage at the next council meeting.
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Murd & Williams
Bertha Mohr Seeks Annulment Of Frank Poulton Marriage
Bertha Mohr filed a suit in the superior court alleging Frank Poulton had another wife eight months before his ceremony in Oak 1. She seeks to have her marriage set aside.
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Frank Poulton
Bertha Mohr
Sult
City council repeals license law for mediums and astrologers
The city council repeals the ordinance that licensed mediums and astrologers. Mediums have gone out of business and the repeal allows the council to refund license fees collected from them.
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Selien
Ohio Governor Pattison Dies of Brights Disease
Cincinnati dated report states Ohio Governor John M. Pattison died yesterday afternoon at his home near Cincinnati from Brights disease. Inaugurated only five months ago, Pattison's death leads Lieutenant Governor Harris to defer assuming duties until after the funeral, which is likely to be held Thursday.
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Cincinnati
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Wilcox Sues King Manufacturing for 2548 Dollars
W A Wilcox filed a superior court suit claiming 2548 dollars from the King Manufacturing company on a contract. The company answers with a counterclaim for 825.10 claiming the same cause of action.
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W. A. Wilcox
King Man Turing Company
Wilcox Jeges
Autoists Accused in Judge Gordon Court
Information from Judge Gordon's court reports H. Hashimoto and J. A. Holt charged over speed limit violations as a part of traffic enforcement. One motorist, Spencer, faced a charge for not displaying a proper license.
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Gordon
Cha H. Hashamoto
J. A. Holt
Bilee RR
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