Puebla steamer crew declared unfit for duty amid voyage turmoil
A letter from Seamen's secretary in San Francisco alleges incompetence aboard the Puebla from San Francisco to Puebla. It cites inexperienced crew, poor navigation, a fire drill mishap, lifeboat issues, and seasickness among many. Capt. Bermingham says steps will be taken to address the problems.
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Puebla
San Fran
Francisce
Ee Ratcliffe
Andre
San Francisco
San
Americans See King Haakon
King Haakon received the American embassy this morning. W. J. Bryan arrived and said he could not discuss politics, but believed the Democrats would adopt a progressive policy.
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Trondeiem
King Haakon
W. J. Bryan
Church Faction Fires 60 Members in Spokane Split
In Spokane on June 21 the First Baptist Church, with over 500 members, ousted 60 members by resolution. Among those removed were W. Lester, Sunday School superintendent, merchant Joseph Kr raon, and other prominent locals. The move stems from months of factional dispute over Pastor Oliver W. Van Osdel and salary issues, with dissidents planning to form another church at the Masonic temple. Van Osdel’s critics label his sermons as sensational on vice and corruption.
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Spokane
W. Lester
Joseph Krraon
Oliver W. van Osdel
Masonic Temple
van Osdel
Varied plunder looted from Cardelt premises
Nurglars ransacked the J. W. Cardelt property at College Street and 18th Avenue last night and carried off a violin four pistols and a razor.
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Nurglars
J. WH. Cardelt
College St
Aronson Murder Hearing Set for Next Wednesday
Charlies Aronson, charged with the murder of H. P. Hows and his wife of Keriston, has a hearing scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon, according to the deputy prosecuting attorney.
Woman Killed by Work Car In Beattie Electric Crash
Mrs. Alice Manning, wife of Charles Manning, was struck and killed by a Beattie electric company work car while crossing Maybarday street at 0:40. Coroner Carroll investigates as witnesses say the car, speeding toward the barns, struck her from the side. Motorman H B Shutt claims he did not see her in time. The body was removed to Key Watson's. Mrs Manning died about an hour later unconscious.
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Thetreet
Maybarday
Plummer
Alice Manning
Charles Manning
Beattie Electric Company
Carroll
Hon Key Watson
Hige
Manning
BH. Shutt
Wellcr
Washington Children's Home Society Elects New Officers
The Washington Children's Home Society held a meeting yesterday and heard officer reports. State Superintendent Covington reported 16 children at year start, 156 received, 140 cared for temporarily, and 187 placed or reeplaced during the year.
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Washington Children’s Home Society
Covington
Kaiser appoints Prince Henry’s brother to navy command
Berlin June 21 The Kaiser names the brother of Prince Henry of Prussia to a senior naval command, signaling high-level trust within the German navy. The appointment emphasizes ongoing imperial control over fleet leadership amid wartime tensions.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Prussia
Enlef
Appeal Filed Over City Bond Issues by R. H. Poa
R H Poa filed notice yesterday to appeal Special Judge Firatton's decision on the legality of issues totaling 506 00 park and 600 000 city light bonds. The action seeks review of the authority and validity of the municipal financing.
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R. H Poa
Firatton
Park
Fletcher D tor Nominated for Governor by Acclamation
Montpelier Vermont June 21 The Republican state convention yesterday nominated Fletcher D tor son of the United States senator for governor by acclama tion.
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Montpelier
Fletcher D Tor
United States
Big Dance at Leschi Park Tonight
A new maple floor makes the Leach Park pavilion the Northwest’s largest dancing hall. Wagner's full orchestra will perform tonight at Leschi Park.
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Leschi Park
Leach Park
Northwest
Wagner
MOB ATTACKS IMPORTED MEN ON Herson ST BRIDGE
Aberdeen June 11 Two loggers from Mima hired by Slade mill manager Mack were beaten unconscious by a union sympathizer on the Herson street bridge. No arrests. The seamen strike closed the Slade and Union Lumber mills last night, leaving about 1 000 workers out of work.
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Aberdeen
Mima
Mack
Slade Mill
Newberg
Herson St
Slade and
Union Lumber
Laborer Breaks Both Legs In 18 Foot Fall
Thomas McCarthy, a laborer, slipped while cleaning a residence roof at 6906 13th av N and fell 18 feet. He was picked up conscious with severe pain and taken by ambulance to Wayside hospital. Authorities knew little about his residence or relatives at this late hour.
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13Th Av. N
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Cable laid under Fraser River links Vancouver Seattle
A half mile of telephone cable was laid on the Fraser river bed opposite New Westminster by the British Columbia Telephone Company, giving two through copper lines between Vancouver and Seattle once land ends are connected. The project responds to growing business between Vancouver and Seattle.
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Vancouver
B.C
Fraser River
New Westminster
British Columbia Telephone Company
Seattle
The Mascot shines as California Opera company brightens Seattle
The California Opera company presented The Mascot before a crowded house with Ed ward Metcalf in his first appearance as basso and Teddy Webb as staging. Electra Buechner led the orchestra while Misses Tarnes and Heatty impressed in key roles. The program also highlighted melodramas at the Third Avenue theater and upcoming seasons with Frawley stock company and other entertainments.
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California Opera Company
AneMier
Edward Metcalf
Metcalf
Wiward Buechner
Tivell Company
San Francisco
Mesera
Russell
Drew
Teddy Webb
Lorense
Mr. Webb
Seattle
Nie
Gobbie Bang
Mise Hermmt
Mr. Meadiey
Mise Tarnes
Mins Heatty
Blasting blamed for race death among Columbia Valley chickens
Portland reports blasting by the Portland and Seattle railway crews and the Columbia Valley on the north bank of the Columbia is blamed for a chick lane catastrophe. The 220 mile long by ten mile wide stretch has frequent clashes and hens or incubators cannot cope with the damage.
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Columbia Valley
Portland
Portland & Seattle Railway
Columbia
Bullivan to Assume Duties as District Attorney July First
Bullivan begins July 1 as successor to Jeare A Frye Ne district attorney. He will take up nine new duties starting the new term.
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Bee Hive Dry Goods
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Bermingham
Marine
Crawford & Conover
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Talbot
Mutual Life
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Fox
Sentator
Tomor
Union St
Ernst Bros.inc
PIKE
D.S. Johnston Co
Second Ave
Burke Building
Thomas M'Carthy
Pleasant Beach
Rufe Turner
Dave Holly
Beattie
Terres
J A. Paine
Alaska Building
Kohler & Ghase
Second Avenue Arcade
Union Bakery
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Aylesworth Company
Daniel Frawley
Mary van Huren
Frawley Stock Company
Star Theater
Expressman
Madison Sr
Schwabacher Bros. & CO
Seattle, Wash
McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Cor
Madison
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