Municipal ownership fuels city utilities debate across US
Washington reports rising support for municipal control of public utilities. Cities like Chicago and Philadelphia showcase voting will to keep or expand city owned plants. The article notes strongest momentum in lighting with mixed views on water, gas, and other services.
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Beattle Star
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Deluth
Mine
Richmond
Detroit
Allegheny
Hamilton
Wheeling
W. Va
Returna
Dakota visitor welcomed by Seattle delegation
A Dakota will be welcomed on her first Seattle visit by a large delegation from the state she was christened in. Since the announced arrival date, many people from North and South Dakota have traveled to Seattle to greet her at the harbor.
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Dakota
Seattle
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Milew
Five Reasons Why My Mamma Should Trade at the Standard
A promotional note extols Standard Furniture Company as a one price house with cash or credit purchases. It touts consistent value, a wide stock of first class furniture, stoves and hangings, and extensive choices for customers.
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The
Standard Furniture Company
Olympia Road Fund Grant and July Re-survey
The last legislature awards King county four thousand dollars for road work. A re-survey of the old road will begin in July. The report notes the Palouse irrigation would cost six million three hundred ninety one thousand dollars, deemed too high to proceed now.
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Olympia
King County
North Yakima
Reclamation Service
Wallace Resigns as Panama Canal Chief Engineer
The resignation of John F. Wallace as Chief Engineer of the Panama Canal is before President Theodore Roosevelt after a stormy exchange with Secretary Taft. Wallace pressed for absolute control of operations while the commission chairman Shonta favored standard supply procedures.
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John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Wallace
Taft
Shonta
University of Washington U M C A selects Reed as general secretary
At a recent advisory committee meeting C M Reed a University of Wisconsin graduate was chosen as general secretary of the University of Washington Young Men’s Christian Association for the coming year. The group plans a new U campus building costing at least 75000 for the association and student use.
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University of Washington Young Men's Christian Association
C. M. Reed
University of Wisconsin
Association
Carl &. Zook
Creretary
Srown’s Painless Dentists Hours and Location
The notice lists Srown's Painless Dentists at First Avenues finery 2 3 46 and Union Block one door south of Macdoug all Gouthwick's with hours 8 30 a m to 6 30 p m and Sunday 8 20 a m to 12 30 p m.
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SROWN
Union
Macdougall & Gouthwick's
Houra
Sun- Gay
Lecture on The Worth of a Man by Dr D P D John
Monday night a Brains and What Alls Them program features Dr D P D John ex president of DePauw University as he discusses the Worth of a Man in Denny Hall Thursday evening. Registration for the summer school has reached 165 with twenty five in botany and biology at Friday Harbor and the rest in regular U classes.
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Charles Adams
Mendocino County
California
Frank Drake
Spokane
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B. A. Ross
University of Nebraska
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Scott Calhoun
D. P. D. John
DePauw University
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Roosevelt and Eliot attend Bay Station morning visit
President Roosevelt arrives at Bay station at 6:45 AM and is greeted by Bishop William Lawrence. He shares breakfast with a Harvard guest and aides. Luncheon follows at the Oakley club. A June 29 picnic and reunion at Madrona park invites members of James A. Sexton WRC No. 35 and G A R Post No. 103 along with Corps No. 36 for roll call.
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Oakley Club
James A. Sexton Women's Relief Corps
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G. A. BR
Madrona Park
Post No
Unnamed Malady Persists Until Columbian Treatment
Mrs T Malm of Old Town Ta describes severe stomach distress and weight loss until a consulting physician prescribed Columbian treatment. She reports regained weight, better digestion, renewed strength, and ability to perform housework, praising the affordable cure. A Georgetown, Wah man Mr M W Fray shares similar relief after ten years of illness, noting headaches, vision decline, and fatigue lifted by the treatment over several months.
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M. W. Fray
Georgetown
Wah
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