Funeral services held for Reuben Robinson in Madison Park
Funeral services for Reuben Robinson who died in an automobile accident at Madison Park last Sunday were held at Butterworth's at 10 this morning. Also noted: W F Foster, king of the Potlatch publicity candidate, requests withdrawal from New York, E L Webster Arctic club candidate gains votes, a body thought to be John Larson found hanged near Van Asselt, and Pennsylvania railroad relief fund payments for May approach $200000 with warnings about grafters soliciting Labor Day ads in organized labor banners in Chicago.
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Reuben& Robinson
Madison Park
Butterworth’s
W. F. Foster
Publicity Club
New York
E. L. Webster
Arctic Club
John Larson
van Asselt
Chicago
The
Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Knosher Co officers fined for false financial report
Knosher and Tiedeman of the Knosher Co store were fined 1000 dollars each after pleading guilty to falsifying the firm's financial report to Union Trust bank. The case arose from noting personalabilities. authorities said the act was not intended. A concert by the Whangdoodie Orchestra and Male Quartet at the Y M C A raised funds for the Methodist church. Washington Children's Home Society appealed for funds at its annual meeting.
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Knosher
J. C. Tiedeman
Knosher & Co
Union Trust & Savings Bank
Whangdoodie Orchestra
Methodist Church
14Th and
Madison
Washington Children's Home Society
Sylvester sails north to plan Granby docks and smelter
F W Sylvester of New York, linked with Granby Mining & Smelting of Grand Forks, B C, sails on the Prince George to Prince Rupert to arrange Goose Bay dock and smelter construction estimated at 2 600 000 dollars. A probate will admitted noon yesterday divides Jacob Frauenthal's 150 000 dollar estate among 11 relatives and six Seattle charities, each charity to receive 1 000 dollars. A 50-voice choir performed at the First Presbyterian church during the Washington Oregon Guild of Organists inaugural event.
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Prince George
Prince Rupert
F. W. Sylvester
New York
Granby Mining & Smelting Company
Grand Forks
B.C
Jacob Frauenthal
Seattle
Lee's Gettysburg Change of Plan Reported by Boy
A boy allegedly overheard General Robert E. Lee decide to unite his split forces at Gettysburg after marching toward Harrisburg. The boy telegraphed Pennsylvania governor Curtin, who trusted the boy and prepared a special train. The telegram aided Lee's welcome at Gettysburg, a battle neither side had truly planned.
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Robert E. Lee
Harrisburg
Gettysberg
Lee
Pennsylvania
Curtin
Gettysburg
Meade
McManigal Says Wife Poisoned by Clarence Darrow
Ortle FE McManigal, indicted for dynamiting Llewellyn Iron Works, laments his wife’s alleged mind poisoning by Clarence Darrow and the district attorney’s office. He recalls a courthouse meeting, says his wife fainted, and claims threats to see their children unless he cooperates.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
McNamara Brothers
Ortle FE McManigal
Llewellyn Iron Works
Court House
McManigal
District Attorney's Office
Darrew
Seattle's Vet Gerrish One of Earliest Civil War Vets
L W Gerrish of 417 E 1st Seattle is hailed as among the youngest Civil War veterans though 61 years old. He posed as an 18 year old to enlist, served with the Seventh Maine Battery through Petersburg, later in North Carolina, then moved west. He worked in a Minneapolis saw mill before joining the postal service in 1887 and has served 24 years on the coast as a mail carrier.
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L. W. Gerrigh
Seattle
Gerrish
Maine
Gerriesh
Winchester
Petersburg
Lee
Garrish
Minneapolis
Ienides
Uncle Sam
Maine's Port Deck Amidship Bulges Searchers of the Stern
The Maine's wreck site near Havana shows bulged deck amidships as water lowers. Workmen explore upper works and interior spaces while finding relics including an ivory hilted saber believed to belong to Lieut. Catlin and corroded captain's gear. Nearby, US deposition on Dr. Foster shooting is sent to Secretary Knox. Vega’s forces patrol border. Italian canneries produce 600 tons of oil from tomato seeds annually.
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Maine
Havana
Albertus W. Catlin
Marine Guard
San Dipgo
August Gratz
Oxnard
Alamo
Dr. Foster
Knox
Utley
Gratz
California
Washington
Celso Vega
Women's suede gloves offered in limited sizes for $1
Special sale on suede gloves priced at one dollar per pair. Fine grade construction features overseam sewing and three clasp style in white and cream colors. Stock noted as broken sizes and described as Firet Ficor.
Fashionable linen goods and sewing accessories list
A catalog of fabric and sewing items priced in cents and dollars. Includes Fitwell coat fronts in linen and white, Kirby Beard hair pins, Perfection skirt yoke, Never Tear waist holder, Juliet silk nets, Carbona fabric cleaner, Boye belt for machines, bias tape, dress shields, collar foundations, and related notions. Firet Floor.
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Kirby
Kleinert
Fourth of July Stationery Deals in Local Sale Book
Listings for Fourth of July supplies include Dennison crepe paper at 15¢ plain and 8¢ roll, fancy napkins, 62 dozen, a 63 by 84 inch table for a July lunch with napkins dollies and plates, 25c, 10 foot tricolor ribbon crepe for 25c, 108 Fourth of July post cards, 7e to 25c silk flags, Highland Linen paper quire with 25 envelopes in gold, 60¢ a box.
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Dennison
Specials price cuts on chinaware and sets offer savings
Specials in the Chinaware section highlight quick selling priced at 1.50 for art brassware and five clearance groups at 0.50, 1.00, 1.50, 3.50, and 5.00. Discontinued dinner sets are quoted at substantial savings as part of the clearance.
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Rome
Maude FE Miner
New York Probation Association
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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First Presbyterian Church
Oregon Guild of Organiste
M’manigal
Southampton
Westlake
Japan
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Founders
Norway
Horlick
Rica
Hines
Hy United
Raward Hines
Clarence
Funk
Lortimer
Senate
Lorimer
United States
Illnois
Washington Star
Continental Collection
Star Want
Star
VETS
L. W. Gerrish
Star of Seattle
Moore
John Drew “Smith
the Daughter
Orpheum
Empress
Vauderville
Pantages
Grand—Motion Pictures
Alhambra
Motion Pictures
Kohler & Chase
NMA Aia
Racine Canoes
Theo. Wilts & Co
First Ave
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Apial
Mer
Itu
Finpress
Roamgray the Majestic
AUL Conchas Jungling
ACTA
the Lorch Family
Griffin & Co
Grace Cameron
Fay
Coleyse & Fay
Kelly & Kent
Clifford Walker
Vittorio
Georgette
Coliseum
Third Ave
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Beattie
Pantages Theatre
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Ler
Edwin Keough
Helen Nelson
Dreamland
Seventh
Union
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Frederick & Nelson
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