Parade Honoring Civil War Veterans Draws Large Attendance
The Army of the Republic encampment opened with over 90 percent registered veterans and more than 2,000 participants expected. Reports from Assistant Ad Wiscombe show Alaska Washington posts with HS members alive and deaths this year. Receipts stood at 1,4678.18 with expenses of 1,168.34 and a balance of 609.84. Programs include elected officers, G A R ladies events, and campfire meetings at Junction hall and Sypher's hall.
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Fa Ballard
Yestern
Ad Wiscombe
Department of Washing
Alaska
Fai
Leay
Bala
Con Department
Fed CB. Dunning
Stevens Geattie
J. M
Delegates visit new soldiers home and navy yard
Core events proceed at Junction hall Friday morning. Delegates travel to Port Orchard and Bremerton as guests of Route C6 to tour the navy yard and the site of the new soldiers home.
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Junction Hall
Hremerton
Port Orchard
Navy Yard
Names and births list for Hirtha families
Registered births include Biederta wife of James W. Biedert at 418, a son. Heir nicka wife of TR. FP. Heir nick at 656 Marvard av., a son. Harbecka wife of B H Harbeck at 614 EB Lynn, a daughter. Malla wife of F L Mall at 94 8 Jackson at, a daughter. Newnhama wife of Thomas Newnham at 509 Fairview av, a son. Ericksona wife of H Erickson in West Seattle, a daughter. Kerfoota wife of L Kerfoot at Minor hospital, a son.
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Hirtha
Multiple Deaths Recorded at Various Local Hospitals
Deaths registered include Minnie M. Wellock age 38 at Wayside hospital and Elizabeth H. Mills age 81 at 114 Twentieth Ave. Other entries list William M. Stafford 67 at 814 Terryay, W. G. A. Sheening 24 at Pireboat slip City dock, George Duckeet 25 at Wayside hospital, and Harry Bronaugh 5 at Seattle General Hospital. Additional names include Mille Wells 23 in Portland and Ellten May Baril 20 at Providence hospital.
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Wellock
Minnie M. Wellock
Wayside Hospital
Mille
Mre
Elizabeth H. Mills
Bronaugh
Harry Bronaugh
Seattle General Hospital
Baril
Elten May Baril
Providence Hospital
Ayers
William M. Ayers
the Meadows
Licensed to Wed Couples in Washington State
A scattered list shows multiple couples licensed to wed across Washington. Entries include ages and locales such as Seattle and Victoria for each pair, detailing partners like James M Hamill and Mary A O Connor and others, with several pairs tied to Redmond, Bellingham, and Olympia.
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James M. Hamill
Mary A O’connor
Legal Age
Seattle
James Gibson
Adela Palmer
Harry D. Hollister
Mary PF. Seely
George V. Lyda
Olympia
Bertha H. Krink
Bellingham
Hen Tillman
Kirkland
Onal V. Page
O'Neil
Lloyd T. Rhiley
Jessie ER. Powers
Edward FE. Bellinger
Jane Sheldon
Roslyn
John Olson
Mary Lund
John G. Johnson
Agnes E. Larson
John B. Armstrong
Hazel Cattle
Albert O. Demers
Victoria
Anna F. Robinson
Harvey C. Rosa
Taylor
Josephine Bowman
N. Samuel T. Monat
Redmond
Marguerite R. Weies
Raphael T. King
Laaven
Local Couples Listed in Court-Sealed Notices
A series of names and ages appears in a public notice listing pairs of residents from Seattle Beattie and adjacent towns. The entries include ages ranging from 18 to 44 and feature both married and single individuals. Documentation references Allen Miller, Blanche Beeron, Otto Luther, Libbie Denken, and others in pairs across Illinois and Washington locales.
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Walter W. Cornell
Martha V. Scurry
Seattle
Hertrand Johnson
Jeannette F. Kelly
Beattie
Vernon G. Patterson
Legal Age
Jean A. Johnstone
Bomb blast in Erivan square kills and injures many
Ten bombs exploded in Erivan square causing many fatalities and injuries and demolishing nearby houses. The report notes a funeral for Joseph Alonzo Scott, the veteran mail carrier.
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Scripp
Tiflis
TraneCaucasia
Erivan Square
Joseph Alonzo Scott
Community Marks Loss With Military Funeral Honor Guard
A funeral service held this afternoon honored a departed colleague. A formal procession featured one hundred and thirteen uniformed carriers lining up to honor and accompany the body to its final resting place.
Robbed on Train Leaves Man Injured in Everett
Everett June 26 Michael Greax was robbed and thrown from a train near Everett. His son from Fargo, N D, was with him. a daughter later located him in hospital. His arm injuries were feared serious as he remained hospitalized after the incident.
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Everett, Wash
Michael Greax
Mich Ol
Ear
Fargo
N. D
Tal
Everett Country Fair Adds Baby Show Feature
Everett on June 26 reports the Bonhomme county fair directors approve a baby show as a principal event alongside horse races and carnivals at the upcoming county fair. The feature follows a directors meeting.
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Everett
Bnohonigh County Fair Association
Former Wife of Swiftwater Bill Seeks Divorce From H Cook
Hera Beatrice Beebe Gates Cook, once married to Swiftwater Bill Gates, files for divorce from Harry Cook amid cruelty and non support claims. Rumors tie Gates to Swiftwater Hill now retired in Oakland. Gates, famed for multiple marriages, remains single.
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Swiftwater
Bill
H. Cook
Bera Beatrice
Swiftwater Hill
Oakland
Bill Gates
Mrs. Pieke
Hueband
Gates
Seattle
Dawson
Fairbanks
City of Alaska and Cedar River Era Municipal Troubles
A historical review traces mayoral upheavals from Byron Phelps to Frank D. Black and W. D. Wood. It details a cycle of corruption, gambling, and big business alliances sustaining vice, with Humes later permitting open vice to attract profits, until reform pressures and 1902 campaign backlash. The narrative notes council turnover and the enduring influence of special interests on city governance.
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Byron Phelps
Phelps
Mr Phelps
Angus W. Young
Alonzo Hull
Frank D. Black
J. Eugene Jordan
Black
Republican City Central Committee
W. D. Wood
Wood
Cedar River
Yukon
Alaska
Bme
Thomas J. Humes
Humes
Seattle
Lawlesence
Iaf
Republican Convention
Maine
National Republican Administration
C. Calderhead
Ciy Council
Boya
Intimidation charges in Cripple Creek case continue
Testimony details Orchard’s threats against Steunenberg and claims of wealth tied to Pettibone's store prompt cross examinations. Witnesses describe a planned blast, a wire-triggered bomb, and reactions at the Cripple Creek depot.
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Lottie Day
Denver
Cripple Creek
Orchard
Dempsey
Lermont
Pett Bone
Steunenberg
Windward
Pettibone
Btone
Hawley
Richardson
John T. Elliott
Hogan
Federation
P. M. Geasion
Jack Sliveard
Sterling
Independence Depot
Vindicator
Investors Seek Office Call for Discount Real Estate Deals
Investors are urged to contact the office for information and full particulars on select real estate investments offered at a discount of 33.13 percent off market price.
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Big Ocean
Ramona
Pier A
Port Angeles
Seattle
Hotel Angeles
Corn
Raven Drug Store
2Nd Ave
Quaker Drug Store
1St Ave
Coleman Ridg
Pacific States Realty Co
Epler
Bank Bidg Phones Indicate Contact Numbers
Readable line lists 212 American Bank Building phones and numbers 2568 2476 showing contact details for the establishment.
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American Bank
Main
Scandinavian American Bank Alaska
Seattle
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