Pu Chee Charcoes Clambake Draws Thousands To Port LeFor
On Saturday June 22 Joe Kuhn, one of Washington state’s oldest residents, hosts his annual clambake at Port LeFor. For a decade this event brings thousands to the beach to bear Townsend and cook clams they dig from the sand. Kuhn presides over rationing invites for pioneers of the Sound. A Chinook note reads Charcoes inviting old people and others to attend.
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Joe Kuhn
Washington
Port le
Bear Townsend
Old Hu Kuhn
Sound
Kuhn
Mrs Stuart Named Matron for W. C. A.
Lucky Stuart is to be matron of the YWCA. The association's rooms in the Curtiss building are being fitted up under her supervision. She has long been active in charity and has partnered with various institutions since girlhood, and her work is expected to be valued in the city.
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Lucky Stuart
W. C
Curtiss
Stuart
Capital Patent
Theaters and musical events draw Seattle crowds this week
The Davy Crockett show continues at Third Avenue theater for the rest of the week with a double bill. Barretts greatest success Silver King is shown early in the week with Wm. Brewer as Wilfred Denver. Later acts include Macnson with French as Billings. A Mus ical club concert at the Grand house tomorrow night features Kesbrae and Paloma the renowned child pianist. The program change at Second avenue drew large crowds and spotlighted dramatic readings and piano performances.
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Davy Crockett
Third Avenue Theater
Barrett
Wm. Brewer
Wilfred Denver
Oe Macnson
French
Billings
City
Grand House
Kesbrae
Seattle
Butt
Mr. G. Magnus
Second Avenue
Brisk Market Prices Hit Fruits and Produce Sale
Markets run brisk as California boat arrivals draw buyers. Canteloupes fetched $5 per crate while remaining fruit sold from 75 cents to $1.25 per box. Strawberries steady at $1.25 to $1.50, Valencia oranges up to 32.50 per box. Potatoes quoted steady. asparagus sold for $1 with other sweet goods arriving yesterday.
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California
Walla Walla
In Commission Co
Clyums
Grocery Quotations from Daily Corrected List
A corrected daily sale sheet lists green fruit items with prices for lemons pineapples grapes strawberries and more. It notes potatoes per ton and vegetables by dozen or pound with varying per unit costs and several misspellings in fruit names.
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Weber
Ragus
Fresh Provisions and Prices From Western Markets
The listing details prices for onions, cauliflower, meats, dairy, eggs, poultry, and grain. It notes fresh beef, veal, mutton, pork, and lamb prices, plus butter, cheese, and eggs. Regional markets include Washington, Eastern Iowa, Elgin, New York, and Wisconsin with per unit costs and case prices.
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Washington
Iowa
Elgin
Eastern
New York
Isconsin
California
Roquefort
Limburger
Red Book for 1498 Reviews War Era Foreign Relations
The American Red Book for 1498 has just been published. It offers a comprehensive review of foreign relations during the war period and includes correspondence and valuations.
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Washington, D. C
Cotterill Heads East for Good Templars Meeting
George F. Cotterill departed Tuesday night for Utica New York to attend the International J use of Good Templars conference July 9 11 where he serves as an international officer He will also visit New Jersey and Buffalo on the trip.
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George F. Cotterill
East
Jusieee of Good Templars
Utica
N. Y
New Jersey
Buffalo
Tacoma Triumph Over Seattle in 3-2 Victory
Tacoma earned a rare win as Seattle ball tossers were outmatched by a 3 to 2 score in a tight local game played on the afternoon field. Portland defeated Spokane 2 to 1, with Portland leading the standings as Tacoma and Seattle linger in the lower half of the table.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Tle
Portland, Or
Portland
Spokane
P.C
Butchers' Barbecue Event Draws Crowds and Praise
The Butchers' picnic featured a long dance, late trains, and most carriages called into action. Gov. Rogers delivered a lengthy speech praising the growth of the butchery trade, drawing hearty applause as the event concluded with strong commendations for organizers.
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Gov. Rogers
Building Permits and Local Transit Concerns
Building permits issued include Albert Ott for an area wall at 12 Washington St costing 400 dollars and A C Vail for a two story frame house at 1003 East Forty second St costing 900 dollars. Residents of Green Lake demand improved lake loop service with a ten minute schedule and threaten demonstrations if not addressed.
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Ety
Albert Ott
Washington Street
A. C. Vail
East Forty-second Street
Mra. Kcssington
Tenth Avenue North
John Mille
Belmont Avenue North
W. Fisher
Belmont Avenue
Albert Adis
Edward Becker
Battery Street
Green Lake
Women file petition to distribute Sullivan estate
In the courts three women Catherine Riordan Mary Tuerdan and Margaret McGrath filed with the probate clerk a petition seeking distribution of the Sullivan estate claiming heirship and readiness to provide proof. Frank Jones and Frank James were found guilty of breaking and entering a Great Northern box car near Nallard. Alfred C Millican of Ravenna returned from two years in the East where he attended Greenville College Alabama. The New York Life Insurance Co is the sole company writing Alaska risks without extra premium. The Cyrene steamer serves parks daily. Diamond Ice-Best Ice advertises long lasting ice service. Tel Main 1059.
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Sullivan
Catherine Riordan
Mary Tuerdan
Margaret McGrath
Frank Jones
Frank James
Great Northern Railway
Nallard
Alfred C. Millican
Ravenna
East
Greenville, al
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Alaska
Rioting Fails to Break Queen's Hall Demonstration
London police faced a crowd outside Queen's Hall during a pre-Boer demonstration. Special squads worked to quell unrest as thousands gathered, but the hall proved too small to hold half the attendees amid the tense scene outside.
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London
Queen's Hall
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Elisabeth Jay Richardson
Bor Opera House
Grand Opera House
Little Paloma
Joseph Hoffman
Child
Cape
Puget Sound
Ucks
Isiec
Cumyow
Lyon Hous
Columbia Street
Third Avenue
Athlon
Schertner Bros
Madrona Park
Weat
Erocers
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
Ana Yen
Tel
Hine
Star Paint CO
Pike
Stevens & Brevens
Dike Street
Cut
Jared
Main
Pike St
Ave
Gutsabeta
Jay Richardson
Hird Avenue Theater
Teepe Main
WM. Russel
Beattie
Meathese
Manare
Geattie
Gillette
Old England
Milan
Galveston
AIR
East Peer
Ree Teen Altbert Hansen
Northweat
OR. C. A. Gay
Second Avenue Corner
Marion
Frederick & Nelson
Ieee
Price
Frida
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
ADANS
Adams Grocery Co
Second Ave
Union and Pike
Matheson Bros. Grocers Cor
C. E. Patterson
Women’s Musical Club
Northwest
Biscuit
Æte
Treen Shoe
First Avenue
Gattle
Heco
Bats & Jordan
Ao Y UN
Golden West Oil
Corona Oil
Bradstreet's
Batz & Jordan
Parrott Building
San Francisco
Cal
Chico
W. S. Mayfield Family Grocer
Pike St. Tel
Tron
Primus
Z. C. Miles & Piper Co
Yesler Way
Berlin
Remington Typewriters
Eeco Niles
General Dealer
Cherry Street
Eeveeweevess
Valenciennes
Chantilly
Keeley Institute
Keele Institute
British Columbia
Chickering & Sons
D. S. Johnston
Second Avene Burke Building
Grand Ridge
Issaquah
Gilman
Madison St
Alin & Cole
Jackson Street
Seattle Star
Eva
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