Meigs Wins House Speakership in Bitter Olympia Fight
In Olympia on June 24 Leo D. Metge won the speaker’s gavel after a two hour clash in the house that ended with a 47 to 43 vote. A. S. Roth became senate speaker as Gov Hay announced a special session and sought impeachment action against Schively. The Shively report calls the official corrupt and unworthy, citing extortion from insurers and mismanagement in the Washington hospital project. A Los Angeles grand jury indicted an unnamed man for a $30,000 mail robbery at the local post office.
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London and wife scrap on deck during voyage
An Oakland report states Jack London and his wife engaged in daily physical confrontations on a small coal steamer from Sydney to Valparaiso. The captain allegedly witnessed the bouts while the crew watched the famous pair spar with gloves each morning. An additional note mentions a Rainier Club dinner hosted by the Washington Trust Company for bank officers.
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Navy Yard City Waterfront Lots Offered For 4 Down
Bremerton Development Company announces large waterfront lots by the Navy Yard at 40 dollars price with 4 dollars down and 2 dollars monthly payments. Advertises passengers via the H B Kennedy steamer from Colman Dock and urges families to invest in new homes near Seattle. Office at 106 Cherry Street.
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Beattie social leader wins leniency for Barthard case
Mrs Trimble, a prominent Beattie figure, persuades judge to drop grand larceny charges against Maiie Barthard, a former governess in the Trimble household, after Barthard was accused of stealing house furnishings. The hearing reduces to petty larceny and then adjourns for possible dismissal.
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Twelve More Win Tickets in The Star Hidden Sentence Contest
The Star reports a contest draw for the play The Servant in the House. Readers must mail neatly arranged 23 word sentence from yesterday’s paper. entries due by noon tomorrow. Twelve correct entrants win two seats each for a Tuesday Moore Theatre performance. tickets from The Star office 9 am to 3 pm Saturday.
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Night Car Robbery at East Galer Street Terminus
Motorman J. Smith and Conductor Thomas Harper were held up by two masked gunmen in a darkened streetcar near East Galer Street after 10 pm. They took $7 from Harper, $15 from the company, and the conductor’s watch, while a druggist observer, Edward Haroldson, alerted police. The robbers disabled the trolley, warned the crew, and fled.
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Spokane Day Festival Highlights At Exposition Grounds
Activities mark Friday for AYP Spokane Day Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs and regional bankers association. Events include concerts parades dedicatory ceremonies airship flights and lectures with multiple venues across the exposition grounds.
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Burglars Loot Home Steal Whisky After BreakIn
Burglars shattered a pantry window at M. H. Young's residence 1047 Lowman building 954 North Broadway between Thursday and Friday night and stole about 600 dollars worth of items. They helped themselves to whisky and cigarettes from the pantry as reported to police. Water outage notice follows.
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Irondale Steel Stock Boom Sweeps Seattle Subscriptions
A Seattle stock drive for Irondale Steel Company preferred shares drew overwhelming public interest with $156000 subscribed on day one and strong early totals. Subscriptions poured in at Moore Investment Company, Dexter Horton Bank, and First National Bank as investors from J A Moore to Gov J H McGraw participated, promising par value and 7 percent guaranteed interest with projected 22 to 25 percent returns.
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Directors of the Irondale Steel Company Named
The Irondale Steel Company announces its board including James A. Moore of Moore Investment and Moran Shipbuilding, W D Hofius of Hofius Steel, M A Arnold of First National Bank Seattle, John Schram treasurer of Washington Trust, J C Eden oon land Cement, G Henry Whitcomb of Worcester MA, J E Chilberg president Scandinavian American Bank Seattle, N W Jordan chairman American Trust Boston, Seward Babbitt of International Pump and Lash Steel Buffalo.
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J. E. Chilberg
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Hofius Steel & Equipment Company
J. C. Eden
Superior Portland Cement Co
M. A. Arnold
First National Bank of Seattle
Thomas Bordeaux
Mason County Logging Co
C. H. Cobb
John Davis
John Davis & Co
Henry Whitcomb
Worcester
C. F. White
Grays Harbor Commercial Co
J. W. Clise
Washington Trust Co
Ferdinand Schmitz
J. E. Galbraith
Galbraith
Hacon & Co
J. B. Powles
Lester Turner
H. W. Treat
E. L. Grondahl
State Bank of Seattle
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Amos Brown Estate
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K. Waterman
Perry
Henry Carstens
Washington Fire Insurance Co
George Alberts
Alberts Hros. Milling Co
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Haller
H. C. Shuey
Lawrence J. Colman
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Brooklyn
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Denny Building
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H. E. Lutz
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Victoria
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J. W. Paterson
Moran Company
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Roslyn Fuel Co
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Port Townsend
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Westlake Avenue
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Boren Avenue
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Water restored as Cedar river pipeline supplies city
Water brief announces full force flow through Cedar river pipe line ending city shortage. Sprinkling allowed 7 to 8:30 AM and PM, as streets washings begin, with 20,000,000 gallon daily capacity proven and pipeline handling pressure. Official confirms surplus suffices for current needs.
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Four Men on World’s Walk Tour Portland stop
Professor Alfred Battelli travels through Portland as part of a four man world tour funded by the International Geographical Society to write a multilingual book on politics and industry. The group includes Adolph Schneider Bilvio Ortonas and Albert Wilkes, with routes split between northern and southern legs and Seattle to Alaska ahead.
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Foul play suspected in disappearance of La Tourelle
Neighbors report a missing man, La Tourelle, last seen before a Ballard stay. Police fear foul play after he vanished with about $10,000 and no record of his location since late May. Marines return to armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington this week.
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Cordova Votes to Incorporate City and Elect Officials
In Cordova Alaska the new town voted to become a city and elected councilmen Joseph Fe ward L Whittimores Haselet HO Burkhay King Herbert Job Leach. The report also notes a $100000 sum tied to New York banker and spending abroad by children.
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