Washington State Federation Of Women Club Leaders Meeting
The Washington State Federation of Women's clubs met in Seattle with reports showing growth and prosperity. Mrs Stacy delivered the annual address, a Lake excursion featured a steamer ride from Madison Street, and 500 delegates attended a Rainier Grand hotel reception despite showers as the session closed with plans for tomorrow.
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Washington State Federation of Women's Clube
Women's Clube of
Seattle
Madison Street
Mra
Carter
Amy P
Stacy
Tsan
Perens Va
Conflicts Ahead in Atlin Gold District Warned by Miners
F J Crandall of Coldwater Michigan, arriving in Seattle, warns that conflicts will erupt in the Atlin gold district due to chaotic claim recording and widespread salting of claims by mine-owners seeking quick sales before a boom. He cites disordered administration and a bleak outlook for Canadian fields.
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Recorders Office
Tntea d Ae
Crandall
Nowcemere
Bevere
Pine Creek
Gold Commissioner's Office
Cran
Atlin
Atlin City
Klondike
F. J. Cranttall
Coldwater
Mich
Seattle
Topeka
Northern
Mr. Crandall
Crandal
Bonanza Creek
Allin
The
Star
Loganport man unveils home burglar alarm system
Loganport Indiana on June 1 reports B Nickum has installed safeguards including a yard gate alarm that warns inside the house when an intrusion is attempted. The home and laboratory are equipped with burglar alarms and a large number of electric lights illuminate the property at night.
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Logansport
Ind
B. Nickum
Trenton Women Organize Over Stray Dogs Cruel Disposal
In Trenton New Jersey June 21 society women form a group to curb the dog catcher's method of killing strays with a sledge hammer and selling remains to soap makers. They vow to push for humane burial and advocate chloroform use, offering to provide the anesthetic if approved.
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Trenton
N. J
Seattle Variety Theaters Face Possible Closure Rumor
Rumors spread on city streets that Seattle variety theaters may close soon due to declining patronage. The shrinking business has been evident for several months, with owners noting the tough economic climate.
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Variety Theaters
Seattle
James P. Gallagher
North
Stickine River
Topeka
Star
Scow Capsizes Spilling 49 Tons Coal Into Bay
A scow loaded with about 49 tons of coal capsized along the south bunkers in the bay this afternoon. The vessel overloaded triggered the accident. Fortunately the workers had gone to the dock for dinner, preventing loss of life.
Prisoners Brought Down From City of Topeka and McKinney Visit
The steamer City of Topeka brought two prisoners, one likely to spend life in McNeil's stand for murder in a drunken brawl near Juneau, the other a white man sentenced for selling liquor to Indians near Dougiae Island. President McKinney arrived in Springfield, Massachusetts aboard the steamer Mascot, received by a throng and bouquets from schoolchildren.
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Topeka
Lynn Canaporte
McNeil
Bird
Juneau
Star
Chacley
Dougiae
McNeill Island
Gestile
Springfield
Mase
McKinney
Holyoke
Navasect Club
Eastern Maids Sought by Montana Millionaire
John Norden, a Montana ranch owner with an estimated $200000 wealth, seeks a wife from New Jersey. He offers to place property worth $200000 in a trust for ten years, conditionally granting it outright on marriage if she proves worthy. Norden arrived from Holland ten years ago and plans to depart for Rotterdam after finding a wife.
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New York
John Norton
Fergus County
Montane
Norden
Holland
Montana
Hoboken
Rotterdam
New Jersey
Baptized and Arrested in Ashtabula After Heist
George Woodworth, reputedly from Station Street, entered David Soule's clothing store and took two pieces on approval. He did not return, was traced to Conneaut, arrested in church while wearing purported stolen clothes, had just joined the Methodist church and been baptized, and was held in jail awaiting a hearing.
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Ashtabula
George Woodworth
David Soule
Station Street
Sheldon
Woodworth
Conneaut
Methodist Church
Woman survives 60 foot fall through skylight in New York
Mrs Kate Hays aged 63 of 236 Past Sixty seventh Street plunged five floors and through a narrow skylight then landed on a door. She escaped with minor scratches, doctors call injuries trivial. Neighbors reported her screaming on the door after the fall. The fall appeared markman sharp hitting the two foot wide glass with precision.
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New York
Kate Hays
Sixty Seventh Street
Seattle Notes and City Items from the Star
Detective Jack Williame battles a grippe while The Nugnet Express opens a new office at 112 Yeater Way. Fire crews quell a small kitchen blaze at 1516 Ninth Avenue. Real estate transfers include Rufue Willard to George Hurd for 112000. Bank clearances total 265958.76 and balances 97116.03. Authorities search for Joseph Renner of Port Blakeley after a disappearance linked to a suspected miner Pou. Coastal and Northwest updates cover court cases, contracts, thefts, and police activity across Seattle.
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Rufue Willard
George Hurd
Terry
Airet
Beatie
Madison Street
Eighth Avenue
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
Forecaster notes fair weather tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. A broad temperature drop has affected the Pacific Northwest from California to the plateau and Great Basin, with Lake City showing the largest fall and Baker City a ten degree drop and light frost. No precipitation reported except a trace at Seattle and Tacoma.
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Pacific Northwest
California
Plateau
Fair Lake City
Baker City
Oregon
Caltofroia
Seatle
Tacoma
British steamer Quadra brings Canadian editors to Vancouver
The Quadra docked last evening from Vic toria carrying a large number of Canadian editors and newspaper men visiting the city. Some return to Vancouver by train HM. M. battleship Werepite expected to arrive from England and be stationed at Victoria for an undefined period. Steamer Dirigote loads lumber at Stetson Post mill wharf and sails for Alaska. Progreso departs with Mack Diamond coal for San Francisco as Wil lamette sails tomorrow with coal. Twenty sailors arrive on Umatilla from San Francisco to crew a new loading bomber at Port Blakeley amid scarce sail ore delaying voyages.
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Quadra
Victora
Vancouver
Victoria
Ongland
Dirigote
Stetson & Post Mill
Alaska
Progreso
Mack Diamond
San Francisco
Willarmette
Umatilla
Port Blakeley
Railway Notes Show Vancouver Agents and Pacific Coast Moves
Fe J Coyle traveling passenger agent for Canadian Pacific at Vancouver visits town then Portland. Western Canadian Press association car returns north over Seattle & International. LL Gray returns from Portland and points. C J Greeple reports lumbering booming in Chehalis Centralia Aberdeen area with mills running full and orders rush. Southern Pacific sets 1.25 per 100 blank books Eastern to Pacific coast. R C Stevens leaves for Victoria. B Cline departs for New Whatcom. CP Victoria depot to open mid July costing about 175000 with depot and ticket offices and western offices under sheds.
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FE. J. Coyle
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Portland
Western Canadian Press Association
Seattle
Seattle & International
C. J. Greeple
Chehalis
Centralia
Aberdeen
Southern Pacific
Victoria
Size of the Earth Joke in Domestic Banter
Mrs Tenspot asks about the earth's size and Mr Tenspot replies there is enough to go around, highlighting their comical ignorance in a domestic exchange attributed to a judge.
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Mrs. Tenspot
Mr. Tenspot
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Federation OF Clubs
Totes
Non
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Mra. G. FP. Weston
J. J. Doheny
Helen Holmes
Mise
Mila Caughey
Atlindiay
Ofm
Chale Ip
Friends OF
Jack Williame
Williams
Nugnet Express Company
Yeater Way
Geo. Huge
Ninth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Dexter Horton and Company
Seventh Avenue North
John Bkb. Foye
Washington
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Joseph Renner
Port Makeley
Pou
Michael Renner
Beattie
Mary Perry
Renner
Board of Public Works
Seasion
East Pine Street
Renton Hill
John @tarkey
St. Paul House
Reed
John Buckley
Cann Tils
Aseauit
Charlie Smith
Leorn
Denver
Sington
Fowler
Etoen
Hinckley Brock
Grenora
Camm
Ketchikan Island
Gallagher
Blickine River
Pletcher T. Coulter
Seattle Yukon Steamship Company
D. KR. Campbell
Progeso
Robert Hamilton
Hamilton Mining & Milling Machinery Manufacturing Company
Quartermaster’s
Marrowstone Point
KB A. McKay
McKay
Hanford
N. Rudebeck
Everett
Index
Snohomish County
Enator
W. L. Jones
North Yakima
Bane of Veterans
Butler
W. T. Kerfoot
Vancouver, B. C
Helen Brood
Emmanuel Brood
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Grant
G. HM. Tarbell
Puget Bound National Bank
Grace HM. Gray
Ore
George Cahill
Minee
Hhr Harrison
Harry Smith
Trinp
Freeman
Philbrick
Ward
United States
Matshal J. N. Arment
Spokane
C. W. Ideja
Lewis and Tucker
New Albany
Weather Forecast
Vicinity
Ll. M. Gray
R. C. Stevens
General Western
Great Northern
Meade
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Second Avenue
Atta
Seattle, Wash
Siong
Seattice
Tacome
Rab Bicycles
Cles Sao
Seottio
Moran Brothers Company
Neh Nery P
United Statate Table Pesking Company
Tial
S. Gold
C. E. Thurston & Co
Omolal Brokers
Ss. CO
Cherry St
Dewis
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Wear
Kren
Felitz
Yeoler Way
William Taylor
Christy Hat Factory
London
England
Viret Avenue
Union Street
P. A. Hallee
Temes
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