Abduction Rumors Span St Louis and Milwaukee
In St Louis investigators question whether Robert Arrasmith and his five year old daughter were abducted after an eleven day search. The missing man reportedly carried 306 and his child was to visit a St Louis specialist for an ailment. In Milwaukee Captain Pabst denies any brewery trust plans and says he has seen only newspaper reports.
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Baby Arrasmith
Robert Arrasmith
Trobert Arrasmith
Irte
Gtrl
Belleville
St. Louie
Peeletier
Arraemith
Pervona
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Brewers
Fred Pabet
Capt. Pabst
Severe spring drought scorches New York region
New York Newark and parts of Massachusetts Connecticut endure a harsh spring drought with hardly any rain in weeks. Dusty roads run dry, streams dip low, hay dries, fruit and berries fail, and forest fires appear in Suffolk. Farmers report stunted vegetables and early crops damaged. New York City holds ample water but others may face rationing if rain delays.
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N. Y
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York City
Long Island
Suffolk County
Albany
Renascalar
Saratoga
Schoharie
Green
Orange
Sullivan
New
Manhattan
Make Matches for the World in Chicago
Diamond Match officials seek to concentrate world matches production in Chicago pending lease of sanitary district water power rights at Lockport and Joliet. If negotiations succeed Chicago would host all company plants here and the district would gain substantial annual revenues. Water power potential is assessed by Chief Engineer Randolph at 7000 minimum and 11000 maximum horsepower. Water power typically sells for eight to twelve dollars per unit annually.
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Chicago
Diamond
Sanitary District
Lockport
Joliet
Frandolph
Water power at Lockport Joliet eyed for revenue
Trustees of the sanitary district consider developing water power at Lockport and Joliet to fund channel maintenance and bond retirement. A dam and gates project could cost up to $400,000,000, but a favorable rental contract with a corporation might justify the investment.
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the Sanitary District
Lockport
Joliet
Washington volunteers praised for Manila fire response
Capt. Lee Febiger of the Twenty third Infantry, Sanitation chief in Manila, lauds the Washington regiment for quelling a large fire at Paco in February. He notes 25 suspects arrested, two found in women's clothing, and declares the blazes incendiary in origin. Communications between stations failed due to a broken telephone line.
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Washington, D.C
Lee Febiger
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Department of Sanitation
Manila
Paco
Corbin
Febiger
Washington Regiment
Washington Boys
Mining Boom Expands Copper Range Settlements in Michigan
The upper peninsula copper district eyes a mining resurgence as new companies revive old properties in the Intonagan copper range. Maser City rises as a company town on 1000 acres, with a 100 or so residents expected to grow to 200. a bank, stores and boarding houses proliferate. Meanwhile Chicago and Akron news mix with local strikes, steamer upkeep, Hawthorne club fights, and a local joke about eating at a table with many people.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Intonagan
Great Range
Kecki
Greenland
Mase City
Maser City
Maas Mining Company
Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs Meeting
The federation gathered at First Presbyterian Church in Seattle for a convention with many delegates. The program included addresses by club leaders, committee reports, organ recitals, and discussions on kindergarten, manual training, and state federation work. A reception at the Rainier-Grand closed the day.
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Washington
Kate Holmes
Woman's Century Club
Beatin
Emma C. Pants
Miya Wawa Club
Enohomish
Nellie B. Whiteon
Women's Club
North Yakima
Amy P
Hutchinson
Isaac P. Naylor
Kate T. Holmes
Piva W. Gove
Nesika Club
Tacoma
Amie K. Russel
C.W. Ghenfe
D. Crockett
Maude B. Horton
F. Forter
Gnohomish
T. Penn
Wm. Rogers
Clara Kellam
L. F Withames
Pokane
Carrie Shaw Rice
Alex. Thomson
A. H M. Raynor
Charlotte Fay Dewey
Beronica Allen
Alfred Windus
Pullman
Leona Hatch
Winnie Hean
Carvei
Wileen
Port An
Ino
Mackwen
Centralia
Games Miller
Long
Tanwood
Chehalis
Mary ™. Brown
R. B. Hassel
Everett
Mra
T. J. Anders
Lucy Mase
Beattie
Howard Joslyn
Misa
Norton
Harriet Rous
Kindergarten Philanthropic Society
Spokane
R. Ella J. Fifield
Arequipa Club
W. BE. Hottes
Ciontan Club
G. Ac
Rochester
Jessie Reeves
Geologic Survey Party Arrives at Rainier Grand
A party led by Mr and Mrs L C Pietcher and C Barnard with Farley Gannett arrived from Washington DC and are checked into the Rainier Grand. They belong to the United States Geological Survey resuming work on the Cascade reserve now in its third year. Capt J P ONeill from Portland is examining about 15 recruits for U S service. Marriage licenses issued include James N Stafford 32 and Rose Ella Beeson 30 of Eldon Missouri Lowes Hanson 88 of Tacoma and Mary Holwood 7 of Tacoma Dolph Gross and Rose BE Drosin of Chicago.
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L. C. Pietcher
C. Barnard
Farley Gannett
Washington, D. C
Rainier Grand
United States Geological Survey
Cascade Reserve
Mesers, Fietcher and Gerdine
J. P. O'Neill
Portland
United States Service
James N. Stafford
Rose Ella Beeson
Eldon
Lowes Hanson
Tacoma
Mary Holwood
Dudolph Gross
Rose BE. Drosin
Chicago
Seattle Inklings and Local Notices Across City
Judge Hanford orders wages and return fares paid to three men in the Lelanaw libel case. Mining Bureau directors listed. Ravenna park reopened for G A T encampment visitors through June 25. Harold Hubbard and other youths face Reform School hearings. Epworth leagues rally for Olympia convention. Everett couple wed at First Presbyterian Church. Pure food inquiries and water-main extensions pursued. Fourth of July preparations include tickets, prizes, and fireworks. Missing boys in South Seattle, Ah Goey case upholds residency. Chief excursion steamer invites police families to visit Iowa. Bicycle license thefts noted. Reform School transport for Hubbard and Thompson set tonight. Bank clearances and balances reported. Preamer City sails to Skagway with 104 aboard. Alimony discharged for Dr H F Titus. new citizen Heath Strand admitted. Maple Valley Shingle verdict awarded to plaintiff.
Klondike Gold Rush Steamer Dirigo Brings Large Cargo
Forty Klondikers arrive on the Dirigo with gold dust valued between $60,000 and $175,000. Purser La Farge reports at least $60,000 deposited and the ship carried up to $175,000. Passengers from the Alin district say output will be very large this year as routes open and more crowds expected.
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Vanguard
Dawson
Columbian
Fiora
Seatthe
Dirigo
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Portio
St. Michael
White Horse
Dawton
Kiondike
Gkagway
Alin
C.M. Nettleson
Mr. Fettie
F.C. Finharty
H M. Rowdey
Jas. Jackson
W. Curtis
Man
C. E. Woods
Thos. Dodds
Wiehl
N. Piatnu
Mr. Craig
Darges
A. McKay
A. D
Tewad
Mr. Baker
W. W. Witt
C.F. Jones
Jno
Transit freighter leaves Alaska with valuable cargo
The Warves team freighter Transit sailed from Wrangel to Brizh carrying machinery cables anchors and other valuables. It is reported to have departed Wrangel on the ith. A second steamer Port Albert of the British American line left for Hawaii heavily loaded with general merchandise valued at a substantial sum. Passengers included B Ghipit connected with Hamilton Renny of San Francisco. The Tonquin and other vessels are also mentioned along with exploration of mining properties at Baranoff and Petersburg.
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Alaska
Wrangel
Port Albert
Hawaii
General Mereh
B. Ghpit
Hamilton & Renny
Francisco
H. Morris
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
Weather forecast indicates warmer conditions tonight for Seattle and fair weather Wednesday afternoon. A weak disturbance crosses the plateau bringing slight rain near Roseburg and Lake City. Temperature observations show a high around 70 in Lake City with a drop to lower readings elsewhere. a thunder event was reported near Ray Mont last night as a coastal low moves northward and high pressure forms, expected to bring fair and warmer conditions around Seattle.
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Fair
Pell
Roseburg
Lake City
Ray Mont
Seatle
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Devine
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Christy Hat Factory
London
England
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Union Street
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Columbia St
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Second Ave. Burke Building
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