Insurgent forces scattered as Otis reports Luzon campaign
General Otis reports rain halting inland campaigning in Luzon while insurgents are scattered except for a 4,000 strong force in Tarlac and northern Pampanga. natives fear insurgents, population dense under lines, natives kept out of Manila, and aid hoped from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Luzon
Imus
San Fernando
Laguna Province
Tarlac
Papanga
United States
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Utah
Sixth Infantry
Negros
Washington, D. C
War Department
Lugon
Manila
Alaska Excursionists Return on Cottage City Steamer
Steamer Cottage City with Capt. Wallace arrived at 8 30 this morning bringing a large excursion crowd, mostly returning travelers. Purser Curtin cites 23 Kiongikers among the passengers who mostly disembarked at Victoria. Weather was stormy, half speed on voyage from Itka to the Sound. Officers deny any grounding report. Passenger list includes Mrs. F B Rutledge, Claude Baldon, Rev R J Bowen, Mrs Bowen, many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Wallace
Curtin
Victoria
Humboldt
Itka
Mest
Kate A. Bean
J. A. Hecker
EB. C. Haylor
W. W. Alverson
Chas
P. Osborne
Cobb
Mise
Agnes Fitszgerald
Fred &. Johnston
Mra. Johnston
R. H. Hall
MH. Grittle
Mra
F. Cox
Misa
Maggie Thebo
B. Caratena
Capt. Jansen
C. C. Georgeson
la Roche
F. W. Menoster
MH. C. Moore
W. Marriott
Mrs. Marriott
Ino
Adama
Warburton Pike
J. A Anderson
T. J. Vaugher
W. L. Ellis
A. B. Holyoke
C. W. King
Eerage
Smooth Men Fooled on Lynn Canal Steamer Departure
Steamer Humboldt captained by Bonni field sailed for Lynn canal ports with heavy freight after quarreling harbor. A crowd at Arlington dock watched as smooth operators were warned off by police. one man jailed for attempting to return. Passengers included vaudeville duo Misses Dottie and Grace Browning en route to Dawson. Streetcar strike remnants fade as Cleveland lines resume service.
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Humbold
Bonnifield
Lynn Canal
Quartermaster Harbor
Arlington Dock
BE. E. Caine
Humboldt
Dottie
Grace Browning
Dawson
Leon
G. Cushman
J. W. Dodson
C. G. Caldwell
Harry Gould
Gracie Browning R. Leon
Mra. R. P
Annual Handicap at Athletic Park Meet Highlights
The third annual YMCA handicap meet at Athletic Park featured teams from the 8 A C Seattle Y M C A U of W and Tacoma Y M C A. Eight events yielded 6 points with 8 A C taking top honors Seattle Y M C A second and Tacoma third. Glenn W Catkine set a Northwest broad jump record with 21 feet 3 inches, surpassing the old mark by one-half inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Seattle Y. M.C. A
U.vof W
Tacoma Y. M. C. A
Seattle Y. M. C. A. A. U
Tacoma Y. M. Co
Tug Gen J M Wilson Ready for Commission After Ballard Build
The steel tug Gen J M Wilson built at Ballard for the government has arrived and is receiving machinery and finishing touches. She will join the army engineering corps in about two weeks with Capt Herbert F Deeecher as master. The vessel measures 19 feet beam and 11 feet depth, powered by compound condensing engines 16x902.20 inches stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilson
Ballard
Army Engineering Corps
Herbert F. Deeecher
Tender of a See Tacoma Victoria Bishopric Report
Rev J A Lally of the California archdiocese on a Northwest tour is reported to have been tendered the vacant see of Victoria He plans to decline the bishopric preferring his California congregation Tomorrow he leaves for Portland to be hosted by Archbishop Christy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lally
Archdiocese of California
Northwest
Haa
Victoria
California
Portland
Christy
Kentucky Democratic Governor Nomination Battle Rages
Louisville scene at the Democratic State convention shows pandemonium during the twelfth ballot as police protect the chairman. Leading contenders include Goebel of Covington Wet Hardin and Stone of Louisville, with Goebel holding the strongest delegate grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Rictour
Whmam Goebel
Covington
Wet Hardin and Stone
Goebel
College Boat Races Open at Hudson in Poughkeepsie
Crowds gathered in Poughkeepsie as the forenoon hours before the Hudson races. Varsity crews from Cornell and Pennsylvania prepared for the first contest, while freshmen eights from Columbia, Cornell, and Pennsylvania drew attention. Cornell held favor, but Columbia tied as a contender. Pennsylvania was considered less of a factor. Drawing for tomorrow's varsity eight seats placed Cornell in the leading position.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Pensylvania
Death of Capt Nelson Greenleaf Pioneer Sea Captain
Captain Nelson Greenleaf longtime Pacific coast seafaring veteran died at his home 604 Fourteenth Avenue North after a week with heart disease. Survived by wife, son Joseph T. Greenleaf and daughter Mrs Annie G Percival of Terra Haute Ind. Also survived by sister Mrs Sarah C Hosack and brothers Granville C Greenleaf and William C Greenleaf. Born August 24 1887 in Westport Maine he sailed around the Horn and reached San Francisco in 1858. Member of Golden Gate Lodge No 10 F and AM will be buried with Masonic honors.
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Nelson Greenleaf
Pacific Coast
Fourteenth Avenue North
Greenleaf
Joseph T. Greenleaf
Annie G. Percival
Terra Haute
Ind
Mr. Greenleaf
Sarah C. Hosack
Weat Medford
Mass
Granville C. Greenleaf
Bath Me
William C. Greenleaf
San Francisco
Westport
Seattle
Puget Sound
Golden Gate Lodge No. 10
Yukon gold surge propels Osbornes claim to fortune
Charles P. Gaborne of San Francisco reports a 400 mile up river strike on the McMillan in Yukon country. He details early digging, shallow pay, nuggets from five to seventy five dollars, and a hopeful rush this summer as prospectors press toward Dawson and a possible second Klondike. He describes starving Edmonton route travelers and plans to return to Seattle after a Frisco train trip.
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Kiondikers
Cottage City
Charles P. Gaborne
San Francisco
North
Yukon
Osborne
Dawson
McMillan River
Edmonton
Vietime
Mackenzie River
Osborne Caye
Mr. Qaborne
Star Reporter
Mithson
Los Angeles
McMillan
Second Klondike
Peel
Jackson
New Jersey
Banquet Honors Iowa Officers in Seattle Saturday
City officials hosted Capt. Silas W. Terry and the Iowa battleship officers at the Rainier-Grana hotel with a full banquet and music by Wagner's First Regiment band. Toasts covered The American Navy and other topics as Maj. W. V. Rinehart presided, with many dignitaries in attendance. A separate item notes a Wool and Cotton Reporter building fire causing substantial damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. Terry
Iowa
Rainier-Grana Hotel
Wagner
First Regiment
W. V. Rinehart
Humes
Terry
Seattle
W W. Robinson, Jr
J. & Crichton
Gunn
J. HM. L. Holcombs
Harry Taylor
W. W. Rinehart
J. A. James
R. Thompson
Turner
George Coryell
Simonds
C. W Smith
Frank Oleson
H. W. Scott
Rittenhouse
C. BE. Swycert
F. N. Littl
J. EB. Crichton
W. M. Parks
EK. W. Cummings
C. B. Bagley
Lincoln Karmany
John Riplinger
C. EB. Rioch
J. T. Bowers
N. L. Rogers
Daniel Jones
Marschal James M Shoup
Leslie L Lumaden
J. W Pratt
Taeut
M. L. Walker
Amon Frown
F. Rathbun
C. T. Battelle
BE. A. McKeehnie
H. C. Gill
Thomas Navin
Red Cross Memorial Services Held at St Marks Church
The State Red Cross society observed special memorial services yesterday at St Mark's church with floral decor and national colors. Speakers Will H Thompson and Fred Rice Rowell recounted the society's history and urged members to care for the sick and wounded of returning soldiers.
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State Red Cross Society
St. Mark's Church
Will H. Thompson
Fred Rice Rowell
Thompson
Red Cross
Fredrice Rowell
Geneva
Tts
J. P. D. Llwyd
Reinforcements Sought for Philippines and Shamrock Launch
General Miles says large reinforcements are needed in the Philippines and deems the situation serious. General Miller, back from the islands, estimates at least 65 000 men are required. In London Lipton’s cup challenger Shamrock was launched this afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Miles
Philippines
Miller
London
Eng
Chicago Markets Report Cattle and Hogs Prices June 26
Chicago markets show cattle ranges with Reeves at 4.50 to 5.65 per cwt and pigs at 8.26 to 3.70. Texans quoted 4.25 to 6.00, sheep natives 4.00 to 5.30, rough and mixed categories steady, hogs and other livestock moving within listed bands.
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Chicago
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Otis Cabies
Alaska
Cleveland
Cratic
Kentucky
N. Greenleaf
C. P. Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Robton
Wool and Cotton Reporter
Otte
Actio
Spelger & Hurlbut
Third and Pike
Star Paint CO
Golden Rule Bazaar CO
H. N. Richmond Paper CO
Brunner & CO
Pike Street
Corner Fifth
Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden
R. Wagoner
D.D.S
Haller Building
Second Ave
Columbia St
P. A. Hallbe
Pike St
M. Clay Eversolke
Optician
John E. McManus & Son
Second Avenue
Rautman Plumbing CD
Third Ave
Spring St
Coon Bros
Denny-Coryell Company
First Ave
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