Western Union Draws Line Amid Telegraphers Strike
Western Union declares concessions off the table while telegraphers in Clowry and San Francisco wages dispute escalate. San Francisco officials say reinstatement talks hinge onNeil agreement and union may gain promised terms. Railroad operators threaten to worsen outages as circuits are crippled by sympathetic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Clowry
Laig
Neill
San Francisco
Teion
Clow
Telegraphers Strike Update Sees Little Change Yet
Officials of the local Telegraphers union report the strike situation is practically unchanged. No trouble with Postal Telegraph and Western Union congestion worsens in San Francisco where Seattle Postal manager J. J. Dunne reportedly joined strike breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraphers
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
San Francisco
J. J. Dunne
Seattle
The
Postal
Ohio mutiny aboard ship leads to mutineers jailed
Mutiny on the Ohio ended with five mutineers arrested by the United States revenue cutter Thetis after the vessel tried to reach lifeboats and shore. Cause cited was the ship’s serious condition following a collision with an ice floe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
United States Revenue
Thetis
Ohio
Given
Mew Queen Anne Bid Rejected For Asphalt Project
Crichton and Engineer Jeffery reviewed bids for the Queen Anne asphalt work and found the Barber bid of 617000 may be preferable. They concluded the city could install an asphalt plant within three months at a cost not exceeding 25400 dollars.
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Crietftom
Anne Hill
4A Mu
Imaiet
Board of Works
Asphalt Company
Agse
Counetimen Crichton
Jeffery
Barber Company
City
Moore and City Treasurer Take Bonds to Olympia
Moore and City Treasurer Resell carried $100 900 in bonds to Olympia for the permanent state school. They traveled by automobile owned by Will HM Parry and expected to return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Resell
Olympia
Washington
Will HM. Parry
Will
Man Fatally Struck by Interurban Train in Oregon
A well known local man identified as Ayers was struck by an interurban train at about 1:20 near a crossing in Oregon. He died and was taken to Noice's parlors at Georgetown. Carroll is investigating the incident this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Oregon
Noice
Georgetown
Carroll
Piper and Taft 1024 Recon Supply Fire Incident
An event at Piper and Taft involves a fire at 1024 recon supply site. Investigations focus on cause and any injuries. Local responders secured the scene and aided evacuations as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toren Eeratee Piper & Taft
Dangerous Martial Arts Description Found in OCR Pass
A fragment describes a violent technique using a knee to the abdomen and a leg sweep to cause an opponent to fall, with warnings about striking a hard surface. The text portrays the act as a pleasant pastime and mentions brick or pavement as the surface.
Annexation efforts boost West Seattle election interest
In West Seattle on June 4, voters show strong backing for annexation as 440 residents register for the upcoming election next Saturday. Dana W. Brown of the West Seattle Water and Light company announces a new water system ready around July 1. A cement sidewalk network on the hill nears completion, and Lona Park lights debut, with the new lighting system tested by management at the pleasure resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seattle
Seattle
Dana W. Brown
Weat Seattie
Weat
Lona Park
Navy Yard voyage schedule for battleships and ships
All aboard for the navy yard to access Sam's battleships the Neer Oregon and Wisconsin the gunboats Chicago Boston and Albany the training ship Philadelphia the prison ship Nipsic and the immense drydock Cats leave Pier 2 at 6 30 8 30 and 16 a m 1 15 2 30 and 4 30 p m Round trip Oc
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Navy Yard
Accee Sam
Neer
Oregon
Wisconsin
Chicago
Boston
Albany
Philadelphia
Nipsic
Licensed to Wed in Seattle Area Couples List
A series of marriage license records lists numerous Seattle couples and their ages including Prane Geo McLoughlin 99 and Frances L Raberge, Thomas J Atcheson and Louise L Tatmerly, Benjamin W Wall and Vita M Davia, Masakichi Nishiayma 27 and Tano Nishiayma 20 in Japan, Adolph K Peterson 48 and Maren Christenson 47, and others with partners ranging from 17 to 47. The entries reflect legal ages and cross locales such as Everett, Lacrosse, Bothell, Renton, South Seattle and Port Discovery with several pairs from Seattle proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prane Geo N. McLoughlin
Frances L. Raberge
Legal Age
Seattle
Thomas J. Atcheson
Louise L. Tatmerly
Benjamin W. Wall
Vita M. Davia
Masakichi Nishiayma
Los Angeles
Tano Nishiayma
Japan
Fred C. LaGrange
Everett
Pauline Wrisineki
Lacrosse
Wis
Charleen W. Mortimer
Margaret M. Waon
James
Atkinson
Mida W. Milter
Niels
N. Windum
Derby
Matrine Rask
Gua Nord
Clarine Berfren
Adolph K. Peterson
Bothell
Maren Christenson
Merle Gay
Columbia
Mabel Seed
Port Discovery
Waah
Thomas H. Gilliam
A Clarice Jackson
John Fortune
Joseph Alph
South
Ida Allen
Frank W. Anderson
Laural L. Tomlinson
Obituary notices list multiple deaths in Seattle area
Deaths registered today include Poedy Louis Pedy age 35 on June 18 at 140 Blewett at Haight Martha Haight age 76 on June 20 at Hillman City Phillipe-Infant on June 19 at 227 Pontinsay Millee James M Miller age one year on June 22 at Providence hoe McNamara Patrick McNamara age 34 on June 22 at 49 Twentieth ay Camahan Edwin J Camahan on June 22 at Seattle General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poedy
Louis Pedy
Blewett
Haight
Martha Haight
Hillman City
Phillipe
Pontinsay
Millee
James M. Miller
Providence
Hoe McNamara
Patrick McNamara
Camahan
Edwin J. Camahan
Seattle General Hospital
Birth announcements list several newborns and parents
Births were registered today including Clyde D. Culp and wife creating a son at 16 Twenty-fifth avenue south on June 22. James Potter and wife welcomed a daughter at 1222 East Marion on June 71. A daughter born to Snee Aplain at 206 you- you and a son to BR M Marshall at Seattle General Hospital.
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Culp
Clyde D. Culp
South
Potter
James Potter
East Marion
Coe Ae Snee Aplain
Marshall
BR. M. Marshall
Seattle General Hospital
Son
Roller skating at Coliseum this week under WW Ely
Everyday this week the Coliseum hosts roller skating in the afternoon and evening under WW Ely. Wagner's band will attend each day making this the last chance to skate in the hall. The Teen Day Night Club meets tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
WW. Ely
Wagner
Sleuths for Nothing in Seattle Police Force
A Seattle police member operates without pay, reporting to Chief Wappenstein. Described as a lunatic, he logs daily Hawkshaw style reports to the chief. The sleuth, signing with C. H. Ellison, begins May 1 and pursues sweeping investigations of city business, revolutions, and notorious figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wappenstein
Hawkshaw
C. H. Ellison
Ellison
Fairbanks Miners Demand Eight Dollar Day
In Fairbanks Alaska on June 24 139 Seattle strikebreakers joined the Federation of Mine Workers and organized en route. Thousands gathered as owners considered a new wage demand. Some mine owners offered five dollars a day but the prevailing belief is that eight dollars will be paid without recognizing the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Federation of Mine Workers
Great Ball Game In Fairbanks Draws 3000 Fans
One of the district’s greatest baseball games saw the Tanana Commercials defeat the Fairbanks Bragies 13 to 12. The late night tilt started at 11 PM and ended at 1 AM with nearly 3,000 spectators.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Tanana
Fairbanks Bragies
Safe deposit vault offer by Perkins & Co at 211 Cherry St
Advertises individual area safes in a modern fire and burglar vault at Wm. D. Perkins & Co Packers Alaska building. Rent boxes 94 per year. Protect valuables from fire and burglary while away from home.
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Wm. D. Perkins & Co., Packers
Cherry St
Alaska
Plunderbund War on City Water System Continues
A long dispute traces the Seattle water system’s troubled financing from 1890 to 1900. The article details alleged missteps by Spring Hill Water Company figures, mortgage issues, and court actions that clouded title and delayed municipal improvements while public-welfare advocates pushed Cedar River supply upgrades and municipal electric plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill
Cedar River
Abov
Owsure
Beattie
Seattle
Ite
Consolidated Plunderbund
Spring Hill Water Company
Spring Hill Company
Puget Sound National Bank
Water Company
Furth
Edward
Terry At
Hotel Northern
Jacob Furth
Orange Jacobse
Moore
P. Tremper
Tts Water System
Will. Parry
Local Hardware Ad Highlights Kline Tools and Theo Wella Co
Ad promotes Kline plyers climbers splicer and Theo Wella & Co hardware store at 1008 First Ave. Showcased products include tools, sporting goods and cutlery with emphasis on quality.
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Kline Plyers
Kline Climbers
Kline Splicer
Theo Wella & Co
First Ave
Grotto Opens New In novation Grotto Corner Shop
The Grotto Mr Sechelie unveils the In novation Grotto at a corner location showcasing the town’s finest equipped rill and inviting patrons to visit the new venue.
Massive Piano Sale Promises Easy Terms This Week
A receiver sale offers pianos at drastically reduced cash prices with flexible payments of 6 8 and 10 dollars per month. Stock includes Lohmer baby grand and models from 250 to 600 dollars. buyers from outside cities receive careful handling and money-back guarantees if unsatisfied.
SEEKS HUSBAND J F Duncan missing from home
Mrs J F Duncan asks police to search for her husband J F Duncan who disappeared from their home at 128 Seventh St yesterday morning around one o clock. He is about 24 years old.
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J. FF. Duncan
Olice
Hersband
J. ¥. Duncan
Enid
Duncan
City Council Plans Badge Return and Replacement
An ordinance would require return of special police badges seen recently. Many have circulated beyond control, leaving the department unsure who holds them. A new badge would cost $2.60 with a deposit, refundable upon return. old badges receive a $1 discount.
Two Boys Held in Sticking Up Case in City
Benny Rosenbloom and Moses Rosencrang two 14 year old boys were arrested by Patrolman Humphrey last night at Fourth Ave and Union and are held at headquarters suspected of being the highwaymen who held up Pate near Beaudreau alley on Seneca between Fourth and Fifth last Wednesday night. Pate identified the suspects. The youths say they arrived in the city from Portland and are seeking work.
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Benny Rosenbloom
Moses Rosencrang
Humphrey Lhet
Fourth Ar
Union
BK. C. Pate
Beaudreau
Om Alley
Seneca
Pate
Lade
Portland
Northwest league season split opposed by Dug
Dug opposes a plan to divide the Northwest league baseball season with a first half ending July 15 to aid Vancouver in the pennant race. He denounces any season split and says he will block the move, asserting satisfaction with current arrangements and vowing to ensure they are followed. Aberdeen is expected to win the first half if the split occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Dugdale
Saya
Art Marble Co Advertisement
Art Marble Co located at 201 Second Ave three doors north of Virginia offers contact via phones 1738 for marble and related services.
Veterans Gather in Ballard for 26th G A R Encampment
Delegates arrive from Washington and Alaska for the 26th annual G A R encampment in Ballard. B Dunning of Spokane arrives with 40 veterans to greet guests while committees organize train arrivals and directing traffic at Ballard depot. Officers will be elected Wednesday with about 15 candidates contending for department commander.
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B. Dunning
Spokane
Grand Army of the Republic
Arived
Ballard
Washington
Junction Rail
Alaska
Satlard
King St
Dirset de Ogaten
Great Norther Railway Company
J. M Wiestling
Stevena Post
Seattle
Las
Fireworks Display Ad From Bee Piper & Taft
Bee Piper and Taft promote a fireworks sale at 1024 Second Ave across from Frederick Nelson. The brief notice highlights the location for shoppers and event timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Piper & Taft
Second Ave
Frederick
Nelson
Johnston Co. Wins Hoquiam Pipe Organ Contracts
Local concern the Johnston Co. receives two major organ contracts in Hoquiam for $3000 and $3500 pipe organs from First Presbyterian and M. E. churches. Eastern bidders competed with Kimball models, but committees chose the Johnston house for superior construction and tone. The Kimball duplex pneumatic system enables fast touch and reliable operation, to be installed by D. & Deanston Co. experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Johnston Co
Johnston Co
Grays Arbor
E. L. Benedict
First M. & Church
Hoquiam
Johnston House
First Presbyterian Church
James A. Laurie
Kimball
W. W. Kimball Company
Chicago
D. & Deanston Co
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Francisco
Hier
Bave
Wniontain
U. S. Navy Yard
WED
Star Special Service
Star
Buncoed
Honda
Public Service
Plana
Meyer-Tower Piano Co
Union Street
P.). Building
West
Dug
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Avenue
Col. Columbia
Sons of Veterans
Sypher's Hall
Broadway
Third Ay
G. A. Kh
Ballard Presbyterian Church
First Ay
Women's Relief Corps
Gilman Park
City Hall
Cfty
Gundayata Ho
Bellingham
Eir
Kintaro Asazuna
Utusawuro Kiyotake
Juomeki Ulzta
Kichibet Sasaki
Kaigoe Mauchi
Nucles Yanaja
Northwes Trust
EB. Shorrock
J. P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
Vv A Smith
Second Avenue
Pike
OCAL
the Sound Trustee Co
Colman
Om the Sound
K Everett
Furmish
Caner
Porchess
Gemell
West & Wheeler
Colman Bleek
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