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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
5
Tacoma and another team clash in a Sunday lacrosse game at the park as both sides pursue a strong finish. Recent arrivals have joined to train the squad, boosting expectations for an exciting contest.
Rail workers in Seattle believe President Elliott is visiting the coast to inspect the Northern Pacific lines and to consider establishing an electric line between Seattle and Portland. The railroad has pondered wiring its western road for some time.
Bremerton notes report the Italian cruiser Umbria arriving at Bremerton at 10 30 this morning with Lieut I D Fisher of the Philadelphia as boarding officer. A 21 gun salute from the ship and a 13 gun admiral salute from shore mark the ceremony. Admiral Barclay boards at 11 o'clock, and a ball honoring Italian officers is planned in a decorated hall. The Umbria sails tomorrow morning.
Assistant of State Loomis traveled on the Philadelphia to Paris to obtain the remains of Paul Jones from the Premch authorities for the government. He says he received a state mission and declined to discuss its nature or Venezuelan affairs.
Frank Mitchell and Fred Bradshaw were arrested after a street fight near the Arcade dance hall. Officers Crandall Burkman Brafford and Mayon intervened as a suspect regained consciousness and attacked an officer. The incident followed heavy drinking and a subsequent brawl. Fifteen unsanitary shacks on Connecticut street were condemned and ordered vacated by July 12 for burning. Seattle Real Estate Association to hold a smoker at Alaska Club venue next Wednesday evening. Governor McGraw William Saunders and others named in a separate note.
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