State Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Seattle Armory
Delegates from Gray's Harbor and eastern Washington arrive for the annual Christian Endeavor state convention in Seattle. The Armory and Plymouth Church host events with decorated interiors, music from Seattle soloists and a large chorus, and an evening address by Rev Ira B. Langreth. About 160 delegates have registered at Plymouth Church with 1200 expected. Tacoma may send around 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Armory
Seattle
Gray's Harbor
Tetay
Plymouth Church
C. K
Amer
Ira B. Lan
Christian Endeavor Movement
BB. Tyler
Holy City
G. A. Edmunds
J. J. Sloan
Walter W
Halioway
Mary Walter
Mabel Longfellow
Marie Amen
Maude Seymour
Meintoeh
Amy Smith
Tacoma
Olympia
North Yakima
Usk
Spokane
Coupeville
Dayton
Mysterious Death of a Young Girl in City
A young woman named Fiora Jones, said to be from Victoria, died this morning on Thirty first avenue near Ya ler way. She had been despondent and recently arrived in the city in delicate condition, staying at a Verner way room. Doctors attributed death to peritonitis from self infliction. Coroner Bearling investigates as landlady recalls her isolation and claimed friends.
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Thirty-first Avenue
Yealer Way
Fiora Jones
Victoria
Verner Way
Mixes Jones
Randall
Gibson
Rores
Mise Jones
Bearling
Pike Street
Stephenson Hotel
Lamise
Grom
Bois
Corpa
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Priert
Foote
F. Street
Jones
Yakima
KR. K. Beecham
Te National Construction Company
M. W. Lewis
J. B. Lonke
J. M. Scott
C. B. Holmes
New York
J. F. Edelman
The
Exheiman
Seattle
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
Washington
John E. McManus & Son
Second Avenue
Two Little Children Escape from Suspect Near Mercer Street
Police hunt a 21 year old man after a reported attempt to assault two young girls at a Mercer Street spot. A bystander interrupted him yesterday. the girls were freed and officers expected to capture the suspect by evening.
Abduction Rumors Stir at Beeble Quarters
Excitement erupts in Beeble over Theresa Woolery’s alleged abduction. Italian suspect Joe Grose is jailed on charges of threatening to kill Marty Woolery while Theresa’s whereabouts remain unclear. Grose previously served time and faced erratic behavior, including a violent incident at a residence.
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Trattan
Beeble
Theresa Woolery
Joe Groas
Marty Wooolery
Woolery
Grom
Grogs
Tay
Theresa
Grose
Spirited Contests and Officers Elected at G A R Rally
A robust session of the Grand Army of the Republic and allied groups adjourned to elect officers for G A R posts and Women’s Relief Corps. The convention heard speeches by Geo B Lane, A Cole, and J W Langley. The Sons of Veterans elected division officers and welcomed delegates to the national encampment while attendees enjoyed a large crowd at Rankin hall.
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Tibbetta
Council of Administration
Geo. B. Lane
Olympia
A. &. Cole
Whatcom
J. W. Langley
Beattie
Langley
Seattle
Stevens Poat
Miller Post
Sons of Veterans
Fiest
Www. R. C
Chas
E. Plimpton
G. 8
Women's Relief Corps
Nike Hall
Ranketall
Ranke Hall
Cannes
G. W. Tibbetts
Department of
W. L. Jones
Cushman
G. B. Lane
Dewey
Lyman Banks
Barbara Frietch
Lieut
Maceo
Cuba
Floe Jamison
B. W. Young
Marguerite McKinney
Georgia
Comrades At G.A.R. Rally Emphasize Flag Pride And History
The speaker urged loyalty to the flag, praising the Stars and Stripes and veterans like Grant and Sherman. City officials and attendees praised past presidents and framed politics as a soldier’s ballot, with calls for unity and continued support into 1900.
Feder ation of Women's clubs completes session and officers elected
The Washington Federation of Women's Clubs held a productive morning session with roll call, resolutions, and officer elections. Mrs Tuck and Mrs Holmes led informal ballots for president, with Kate T Rolmes winning after vote tally. The meeting featured programs from Euterpe club Olympia and Beattie clubs Beattle, plus new officers including First Vice President Mary M Brown and Second Vice President ompron.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Tuck
Oimes
Century Club
Senate
Kate T. Rolmes
Women’s Century
Beattie
Oiecera
Mary M. Brown
Everett
Mre
Ompron
Mixe Grace
Walla Walla
Euterpe Club
Olympia
Applied Sociology
Jonnie PF. White
Cultus Club
Spokane
W. H. Whittlesey
Anna J. Sheafe
Beattle
America
Carrie Coe
Mies Neesie L. Winsor
Beattie Clubs
Washington Federation of Women's Clube
Richard Winsor, Jr
Miasee Jennings
Helen Wella
Carrie Shumway
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Armory Hall
Christ
A. N. Kent
Mercer Street
North Beattie
G.A.R
Ranke
Sons OF Veterans Also Elect
Women's Relief Corps Ballot
Jil
Con
Preestent
Mre Webster
Miller Corn
Mra. Chambers
Panke Ball
Osborne
Range
Albert 8
Cole
Tennessee
Taylor
W. Rk, C
Mrs. Holmes
Federated Clubs
Central Trust Company of
Everett Land Company
Trust Company
Fiverett Land Company
Central Trust Company
Reed
Hartishbure
J. R. Green
Royce
Green
Fairbank
Castile
Spelger & Hurlbut
Third and Pike
Star Paint CO
Golden Rule Bazaar CO
Firet Avenue
HH. N. Richmond Paper CO
Occidental Ave
Brunner & CO
Lana
Dee
S. R. Waggoner
D.D.S
Iver
Haller Building
Rowan
Second Ave
Columbia St
W. W. Houghton
P. A. Haulber
Bovels
Siramboais
Pike St
M. Clay Eversole
Optician
Glass Houses
Obermoern
Lucullus
Rautman Plumbing CO
Coon Bros
Denny Coryell Company
Calvert Company
Phong Price Borer
Eee
First Avenue
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