Free dental care offer from Dr Sipes in The Star
Dr Sipes extends a magnanimous free dental service to all readers. The painless extraction method saves patients money and fear, with hundreds relieved and no obligation. He is a leader in dentistry, educated at Toronto University and the Royal College of Dentistry, head of the Boston Dental Company at 1420 Second Ave opposite the Bon Marche.
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Sipes
Toronto University
Royal College of Dentistry
Boston Dental Company
Dr. Sipes
Second Ave
Slater in Seattle Maps Talk on Party's Future
Roy Slater of Spokane, chair of the state progressive committee, is in Seattle and likely to convene a meeting before week’s end to decide the future of the party. Slater favors a return to the Republican Party.
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Roy Slater
Spokane
State Progressive Committee
Seattle
Slater
Republican Party
Northbound Umatilla Brings 26 Passengers and bullion to Seattle
The steamer Umatilla arrived in Seattle from Nome Sunday night with 26 passengers on board and bullion worth 90 thousand dollars plus furnishings valued at 80 thousand dollars. It is the season’s first ship from the North.
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Seattle
Nome
North
Senate Debates Exemption of Married Militia Men
Washington June 26 Reed of Missouri warned of a war within hours as he urged swift aid for militiamen and families. Hitchcock of Nebraska backed the fight against excluding married men from service and supported pay to dependents, while presiding Senator James cautioned against applause.
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Senate
Reed
Issouri
Hitchcock
Neb
House
James
California
Inquest Hears Three Witnesses in Sister Murders Case
The inquest into the slayings of Mrs Cortone Wheeler and Kate Swift continues with three witnesses. Newsboy Johnny Miller testified he delivered the Panera at 3 50 p m to the sisters door. Mrs W F Davies and Mrs Catherine Smith described an interview about hidden money.
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Panera
Mra. Cortone Wheeler
Kate Swift
W. F. Davies
King
Catherine Smith
Wheeler
Mies Swift
Mre Smith
Militia Receives Cakes at American Lake Aid Visit
Four waiters from the Northern Pacific traveled with the troops to American Lake and handed out individual fruit cakes to 850 men, courtesy of Hazen Titus who oversees the N P dining car service. Postal cards were also distributed to the soldiers.
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Northern Pacific
American Lake
Hazen Titus
N. P
Coast artillery units march toward border from San Francisco
Seven companies of Coast artillery head toward the border from San Francisco, with the last detachments leaving early this morning as part of a mobilization.
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San Francisco
Hotel Virginus Rooms Offer Special Rates
Modern rooms at Hotel Virginus 804 Virginia near Weasta ke Ave advertise special rates for short stays.
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Virginus
Virginia
Weatiske Avo
Ady
City Council Debates Jitney Ordinance Limiting Fleets
The city utility committee discussed a proposed jitney ordinance restricting operation to streets without streetcar service. Corporation Counsel Caldwall has advised the councilman that the city can bar jitney drivers from taking fares and from using streets served by street cars.
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City Ultidea Committee
Caldwall
Thomson
May issue bonds to fund war if Mexico declared
Washington June 26 congressional leaders consider plans to issue war bonds to cover expenses should war be declared on Mexico.
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Washington
BD. C
Mexico
Bold burglar robs liquor from city hall
A burglar tried to raid liquor in the old city hall above police headquarters at 8 10 a m Sunday. Officers Boggess and Morris fired but missed. The suspect fled after a chase, leaving two bottles tagged evidence. police later surrounded the block but made no arrest. Chief Beckingham said the man eluded capture despite proximity.
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Old City Hall
RK. L. Boggess
W. W. Morris
Health Department
Hogress
Morris
Mason
Sergi. Smith
Newton
Firemen report civil service passers and promotions
The civil service exams show 21 lieutenants passed for captain and 66 promoted to lieutenancy. Frye Hotel hosts opening events for the 16th annual Washington Osteopathic Association convention next Friday. John W. Dolby is appointed vice consul to Spain for Washington and Alaska with Madrid as HQ.
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Washington State Osteopathic Association
John W. Dolby
New York
Spain
Washington
Alaska
Madrid
A. E. Spencer
Seattle Construction & Drydock Co
War
Thomas Burke
Theo Karl Johnston
Seattle
Seattle Federation of Musical Clubs
King County
Woodland Park
Orpet Defense Opens in Lambert Murder Trial
Jas H Wilkerson chief counsel for Will Orpet declares the case a courtroom not a theater and vows to prove Orpet innocent by presenting cold facts and showing no motive. He notes Orpet has two years of college and was not engaged to Ce lestia Yonker as the trial proceeds in Waukegan Illinois. Councilman 808 Hwesketh returns to town after serving as an alternate with the Washington delegation to the Republican convention in Chicago.
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Ill
Court Room
Jas. H. Wilkerson
Will Orpet
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Wilkerson
Hwesketh
Old Town
Bob
Washington
Chicago
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