Starving Man Found on Beach Near Magnolia Bluff
D Hachey, emaciated and near death, was found on the beach after ten days with little food or water. He was revived at Providence hospital and spoke of heaven briefly before wandering mindfully. A Baptist lecture by Evangelist A Worrell is announced for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tabernacle. Visiting day aboard the Battleship Wisconsin is scheduled for Wednesday with multiple sailings from Colman dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hachey
Five Mile Rock
Magnolia Bluff
Ietill
Providence Tal
Hachey
Yeterday
John Gilbert
Hoye
Smith A Cove
Providence Hospital
Heaven
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Boren Avenue
Jefferson Street
Evangelist A. &. Worrell
Louisville
Primaries Spark Tight Race for Delegates and Offices
In the Republican primaries underway today delegates vie for the convention to nominate the ticket. Key contests include Fifth district contenders Josiah Collins F B Hollenbeck and W G Potts with Collins weakening amid ties to Seattle Electric. Seventh ward races E Neufelder and F S Palmer. county coroner race pitting Dr Hoye Sporting and Dr Egbert. county clerk contest between C A Koepfi and H J Lea with Lea showing strength. Most other county roles see little opposition while Harold Preemont seeks the Senate with pledged delegates supportive of King county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Piles
John HM. Powell
Josiah Collins
F. B. Hollenbeck
W. G. Potts
Collins
Seattle Electric Company
Moran
Neufelder
Palmer
Dr. Hoye
Sporting
Egbert
Hoye
Oppeonent
F. M. Carroll
C. A. Koepfi
Cou
Lea Hee
Justice of the Peace
Harold Preetons
Senate
King County
Fierce Rate War on Hood Canal Route
The Hood Canal rate war heats as Prosper and Olympic cut fares to Port Blakeley to freeze out Albion, with two thirds price drops and immediate crowding of campers. Albion had slashed rates to Port Gamble, triggering retaliation. Also reports include ships City of Seattle arriving with 50 passengers, and several vessels sighted or delayed, with the Flyer and Excelsior schedules altered and Nome City preparing for Nome voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Gamble
Hoods Canal
Prosper
Olympic
Port Blakeley
Albion
Gamble
Pas
Olympia
Hood Canal
Seattle
Vancouver
Skagway
Farallon
Athion
Fearless
Tacoma
Quartermaster Harbor
Nome City
Nome
Thomas F. Bayard
Torrey
Columbia River
Convicts Still At Large In Vancouver Area Hunt
June 14 report says Trasy and Merrill remain uncaptured as authorities extend the search. Sheriff and Guard Carson pursue fresh leads with hounds, hoping recent rain may reveal an unobliterated trail into Cowlitz county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Trasy
Merrill
Guard Carson
Cowlitz County
Cows Abducted From Allstrom Farm In Seattle Case
Thieves abducted two cows from A W Allstrom of Interbay Seattle area. One cow stolen three days ago with no trace found. Police seek the missing animal as tracking led toward downtown Seattle before ending. Local pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Allstrom
Interbayy
Atole
Mr.Allatrom
Seattle
Encampment Opens in Everett With Large Attendance
The twentieth annual encampment of the G. A. R. for Washington and Alaska opened in Everett today drawing about 1,600 people including auxiliary order members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
G. A. Ft
Washington
Alaska
Wear Sinks Aboard British Ship Reported Ashore
A Marine Exchange dispatch reported the British ship Wear ashore on rocks after incident described in the afternoon message. Details on vessel status or casualties were not provided in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Exchange
Ship Run Aground Near Port Ludlow Details
Side had gone ashore on rocks near Port Ludlow while en route from Port Townsend to Ludlow to load lumber for Buenos Ayres. The Wearside is commanded by Captain Kish. It is not known how severely previously she is injured. It is reported that no lives are lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side
Port Ludlow
Port Townsend
Ludlow
Buenos Ayres
Wearside
Kish
Dirigo Arrives With Passengers and Ore from Lynn Canal
Steamer Anna reached port from Lynn canal at 3 pm with 25 passengers and 10 tons of concentrates from the Treadwell mines. No significant news from the north was reported aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Lynn Canal
Treadwell
Trial of Bank Cashier Delivers Peculiar Turn
In Whatcom Washington Frank Olsen cashier of the Scandinavian bank faced a charge of accepting a deposit while the bank was insolvent. Testimony showed Byron Grocery Co Inc received funds Feb 27 1901 though incorporated March 11 and operating as Byron Bhumway. Defense sought dismissal for information error. court denied the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom
Wash
Frank Olsen
Scandinavian Bank
Byron Grocery Co.,, Inc
Byron Grocery Co
Byron & Bhumway
Seattle College Commencement at Third Avenue Theater
Seattle college held its commencement exercises yesterday afternoon at the Third Avenue theater. Students delivered Latin and Greek dialogues. P. J. Mulconry gave the class address. Eighty students were promoted and many medals awarded for scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle College
Third Avenue Theater
Clas
P. J. Mulconry
United States
Emergency Fire House Proposed for City District
Chief Cook urged immediate erection of a temporary engine house at Tilev avenue south and Martin street to speed fire response in summer months. A minute or two could save thousands of dollars. Beattie Realty offered two slate at Terry avenue and Aloha street for a fire engine home at $6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Geunecil
Tiled Avenue
Fire and Water Committee
Beattie Realty Co
Terry Avenue
Aloha Street
Sunset Telephone Co Improves Service with New Switchboard
The Sunset Telephone Co transfers wires from old to new switchboards in sections to minimize subscriber disruption. Mr. Philips, in charge, says the new Western Electric switchboard, now used in New York and London, will be in operation in a few weeks improving service for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Tetrephone Co
Phillips
Western Electric Co
New York
London
City Council Accepts Invitations to Public Outings
The city council accepted two invitations to attend outings. One invitation from the Pike street Fourth of July committee featured engraved river plate invitations for the mayor and council, and another for councilmen and city officials. The Retail Grocer association also invited the council to its annual picnic at Pleasant Beach tomorrow, which was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
Retail Grocer ® Association
Pleasant Beach
Merchants Allow Employees Time To Vote In Seattle Primary
A group of Seattle merchants agreed to let their employees take time during business hours from 1 pm to 6 pm to vote in the main election on Tuesday June 24 1902. The compact was signed by wholesale and retail firms in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecity
Seattle
Councilman’s horse stolen from street corner
A horse owned by Councilman J.C. Ward was stolen yesterday afternoon after being tied to a post at the corner of Second Avenue South and Washington Street. Ward and a bystander in a nearby building saw someone drive away with the rig, and he notified police after initially doubting the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Ward
Second Avenue South
Washington Street
Helen Stratton Rites Held At Butterworth Chapel
Funeral services for the late Helen Stratton were conducted at 4 PM by Rev. Hugh Gilchrist. Attended by friends from this city and Kent, the service praised the deceased as floral arrangements from Beattie and others. Interment followed at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. A coroner's jury examined Emma Ramstead and Joseph Miller, victims of a railroad accident at O'Brien, with Ramstead and Miller to be shipped to Kent for burial. Coroner C. E. Hoye to hold the inquest tomorrow morning at Butterworth's morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stratton
Butterworth & Sons
Hugh Gilchrist
Kent
Beattie
Mount Pleasant
Henry
T. Pearl
Thomas Hood
Swett
Victor Stein
Phin Reed
Mise Helen Stratton
Emma Ramstead
Joseph Miller
O'Brien
Mise Ramstead
Mr. Miller
C. E. Hoye
Butterworth
Beattie Mayor Byron Phelps Praises Seattle and Humes
Byron Phelps, longtime Beattie resident and two term mayor from 1894 to 1896, spoke to the council after Crichton. He recently returned from a trip and praised Seattle’s municipal standing and Mayor Humes for skill in handling the gambling issue. In maritime news, the steamship Humbolt sailed north with 300 sheep and 200 barrels of beer for Dawnon, IN THE DOCK. The battleship Wisconsin is in dry dock and open for visitors Wednesday, with Colman dock departures at 6:20, 9:00, 10:00 a m 1:15, 2:50 and 4:30 p m. Baseball combos and mutuals available at Flekey Barnett's Cigar Store, 614 Beyond Ave, starting today at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Hoats
Colman Dock
Byron Phelps
Beattie
Crichton
Phelps
Seattle
Humes
Humbolt
Mutuals
Flekey Barnett’s Cigar
Tide lands have Riz and a flour mill on Beacon Hill
The fragment mentions tide land lots sold cheaply, a flour mill project on Beacon Hill without flour, a banking note about putting money in a hole, and an office address in Haller's Block Room C. It references Dearborn & Co and owners H HM and Bell tide land deals changing price values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Dearborn & Co
Bell
Ces
Haller
City council votes on liquor licenses for parks pavilion
The Madison Park pavilion asks to sell liquor prompting a council vote with five yeas and seven nays plus petitions from Steffen supporters and Dr Thome opponents. A revised liquor bill to curb minors and questionable patrons is debated and referred back for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stefen
Madison Park Pavilion
Pawer
Gilliam
Steffen
Ome
Anti-Halcon League
Wasalso
Dor. Thome
Pendi
Markets Rally as Grocers Picnic Looms
The markets stay brisk as wholesalers plan to attend the Grocers' picnic tomorrow. A California steamer arrived yesterday with a heavy load of south fruits and vegetables, notably tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
South
Fresh Produce Prices Reported for Fruits and Vegetables
The market lists apples apricots peaches and plums in large quantities with tomatoes apricots and peaches selling at 1.00 per box. Strawberries hold firm at 1.00 to 2.00, cauliflower plentiful at 1.26 per dozen while cabbage onions and eggs show little change.
Jobbing Quotations for Fruit and Provisions in 19th Century Market
A fragment listing assorted prices for green fruit bananas oranges grapes and peaches, vegetables like potatoes beets cabbage lettuce and peppers, and meats dairy and grain items with per box per ton per pound rates. Includes names Clarke Beedlings and varied unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colery
New Jail Plan Considered in City Budget Fight
City council committee backed a new jail at Fifth Avenue and Yester Way costing about 40 000 to house jail police headquarters and be shared with the police court health department and receiving hospital. Members balked at the expense and called for a cheaper plan possibly combining jail with other departments. The report urged addressing lack of space in the present jail and noted the old building was inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Fifth Avenue
Yester Way
James
William Steffen
Burns Arrested in Saloon Dispute at Occidental and Washington
Mike Byrne of the California saloon was arrested by Officers La Count McClure and Helma for interfering with police in a saloon at Occidental avenue and Washington street. A woman named Mrs. Murphy was held on loitering charges amid Burns objections, ending up in the toila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Byrne
California
la Count, McClure and
Helma
Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
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Vitae Trust
Aricees
Bartel
Piastera
Johnson &Ohanson
Seattle Drug Trust
Barrett DrusCo
Second Avenue
Een
Ernst Bros
Pike St. Tel
John
Goldman
Gov
Marion
Beatte Treneter Ge Tel Em
Wotton
Chickering & Sons, Kimball, Hobart M. Cable and Prase Pianos
D. ‘ Johnston
First Ave
Pike St
Olympia Beer
Pabst
Milwaukee Beer
GEO. T. Maginnis & CO
Schuchard Optical CO
Eve Bpeciapints
Becomd Avenur
Eversole Optical CO
Buck & CO
New Times
James Henry Wholesale and
Netal
Western Ave
Wen Hee Bart
Pike
Hotel Bi
GRIPE
Curas
Qcick Drug
Bonney & Stewart
Third Aveous
Columbia St
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Slac Ae
Bet. Pike
Union
Ween
Reliable Pianos
Cline’s
Piano House
Second Ave
Union ST
Sunset Oil and Refining Co
Ame
Ellis Morrisson
Basement Mutual Life
Optician
Mirk
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Block
Quaker Drug CO
Firet Avenue
Globe Building
Daniel Hachey
Jane
King Edward
Smith
Laking
Barlow
Trevees
Joseph Lister
Edward
Thomas Smith
Royal College of Surgeons
Francis Henry Laking
Thomas Barlow
University Colege Hospital
Sir Frederick Treves
Allstrom
Dirigo
Reichert Bros
Dennison
Albert Hansen
1St Avenue
Steffpen
Madison Pavilion
Great Ima
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Rks
Police
Lcense and Revenue Committee
Corporation Counsel
Kaston Timothy
Yale
Big
Grocers
Colman
Northwest
Arlington Dock
Riety
Burns
Ball
Kistier
Otadl Grocers’ Association
Capitol Hill
Madison Park
Madison
City Park
Broadway
Columbia School
Brooklyn
University Heights
State University
Columbia Street
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