Allotment Schedule for Sailors Wages Issued by U S Treasury
The United States Treasury Department issued a new schedule of allotments of seamen wages. The Shipping Commissioner Read as follows outlines caps on allotments for various voyage routes between U S ports and foreign ports. Precautions require scrutiny of foreign ship agreements to prevent evasion. Blanks provided for shipping commissioners to sign and validate approvals.
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United States
Igent Shipping
Itreada
United Ates
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Dominion of Canada
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Equator
Pacife
Porte
10Th Meritan
Europe
Africa
Pacific Ocean
Pacifc
British Columbia
Mexico
San Francisco
Port Townsend
Nanaimo
Man Shoots Self Near Maple Leaf on Seattle Line
Charla Trecker, owner of a Walla Walla area butcher shop, died by suicide yesterday afternoon on the Seattle & International railroad near Maple Leaf. Domestic trouble cited by his children as a possible cause.
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Charla Trecker
Walla Walla Addition
Seattle & International Railroad
Ile
Fourth Infantry A Historic Fighting Unit In U S History
The piece praises the Fourth Infantry for its long combat record from 79 through Santiago. It notes officers’ respect for its courage, lists notable successors Zachary Taylor and Ulysses Grant, and recalls the unit’s front line role in battles like Bantaro and the hardships of the Manila voyage via Suez.
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Nymy York
United States Infantry
New York
Orant
Manila
Washington
Philippines
United States
Conapie Nourty
Zachary Taylor
JT. S. Grant
Taylor
Grant
Philaga Puchanes
Aucur
Alden
Pierd-Jones
Hunt
Maller Alvord
Knutt
MeePeetey
Crook
Rusechiant
Wnott
Fourth Infantry
Galant Fourth Infantry
Suez Canal
New York Harbor
Ttia
Tt & Cront
Annomator
Iana
Jonah
Tia
Santiago
Bantaro
Rh. H. Mall
Senticen
Tampa
Allpwist Wainbridgs
New
Fourth Infantry to Shine in Historic Battle Record
The retirement of Lt. Col. J. M. Sanne after forty years in the army is noted. The Fourth Infantry, led by Mainbeidge, is praised for dedication and skill as official histories of the Battle of Rantiaga are prepared, promising enduring achievement and soldierly excellence.
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Peat Pach
Ater
Hlafiroceshor
Leutenant
Pourth
J. M. Sanne
Rantiaga
Bourth Infantry
Waliant
Mainbeidge
Price Faces Crookedness Charges in Superior Court Hearing
W Price responded to charges from Cole and Plavotse during a hearing on a receiver and restraining order in the superior court Letterday. The case centers on accusations of crookedness and lewd conduct, with Price countering by accusing Cole of misconduct.
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KK. W. Price
Tie Perteer
Plavotse
Cole
Superior Court
Price
February Trade and Ship Movement in Seattle Falls Short
In February Seattle’s trade volume dropped 18.9 percent from the previous year with bank clearances totaling 4,699,849.55. Despite fewer imports from Alaska, sixty-four steamships carried freight, many coal, while sixteen ships arrived from the north and traffic south stalled. The month remains record-setting for the clearing house in February but signals a dull period with Klondike activity the lone bright note.
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Seattle
Monrth
Alaska
Trafic
Klondike
Annual election of officers by Ladies Benevolent Society
The Ladies Benevolent Society met in G A R hall for its annual officer election and to receive the secretary Mrs I Cooper’s report. President Mrs A Levy and vice president Mrs M M Fredrick were re elected with other officers and advisory board members also re elected.
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Ladies’ Mebrew Benevolent Society
G. A. KR. Hall
Mre. I Cooper
Mra. A. Levy
M. M. Fredrick
Offeers
A. Levy
Ida Davis
Mra. & Levig
J. J. Lewis
J. J. Cote
W. Bornstein
N. Phillips
EB. Goodman
Mre. & Davie
C Fetend
M. Gotretein
Ra. A. Fort. Louis
Mra
FE. Bortes
Miners Return From Van couver Island Exploration
Frank Olewep secretary of the board of public works returns from a ten day ME ten days visit to Clayquot Sound on Vancouver Island. W R Pearson and H G Smelling accompany him as Helga gold and copper minting company members with ten claims four active. Sixty prospectors in the area. Miners condemn the exclusion act and hope for renewal. Mines in good condition and a large concentrator planned. An offer from P F Harry of Vancouver to take Helga output with new ore reduction methods. Rough seas but scenery noted as beautiful.
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Frank Olewep
Board of Public Works
Clayquot Gound
Vancouver Island
W. R. Pearson
H. G Smelling
Helga Gold and Copper Minting Company
Aleson
PF. Harry
Vancouver
Swansy Company
Helga
Mill to Build Ships
James J. Hitt, president of the Great Northern line, claims a fleet of steamers will run from Seattle to the Orient, moving Siberian traffic before year’s end.
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James J. Hitt
Great Northern Line
Seattle
Orient
Siberia
League appoints committee chairs on racing board
Pittsburg March 2 President Keenan of the League of Americas Wheelwen announces chairmen appointments for the racing board. Gerlach in Chicago takes rights and privateities. Con way Some in Baltimore handles rules and recreation. Cityd o O'firien in Omaha chairs membership. Py Connetticut named to missing details.
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Pittsburg
Keenan
League of Americas
Wheelwen
Gerlach
Chicago
Conway Some
Baltimore
Omaha
Connecticut
Rush Is On Growing Stampede to Porcupine
A letter from Juneau dated February 20 describes a rising stampede of miners and outfits moving toward the Porcupine region. Decker reports 75 to 100 teams on the trail with increasing camps and long caravans from Juneau Skagway and Southeastern Alaska. The letter notes few dog teams and rising activity, with government surveillance and local tensions near Atlin and Porcupine creeks. Prices and conditions are volatile, restaurants and stores struggle, and the Atlin district sees a government push on public works and tax policy. The piece also records regional political notes and the Chamber of Commerce electing Thomas Proach as permanent secretary.
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Janeau
Jay Decker
Porcupine Country
Golne Tm
Porcupine
Juneau
Skegway
Pearly
Southeastern
Aleske
Porcupine Trail
Otate
Decker
We Porcupine
Porcupine Creek
Haines Mission
Tonte
Ted
Steds
Atlin
Rawson
Miike
Frank &E
Mit
Pwo
Maine
Chamber
Aritiah Columbia
Chamber Ieaverse
King County
Commencement Bay
Pierce County
Thomas Proach
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce discusses property tax for water project
At a weekly meeting the chamber debated a proposed law to levy property taxes for water mainand related costs and its impact on the general fund. They adopted a resolution backing the Cedar River water committee and proposed real estate assessments to cover protection against bypass effects at 1 dollar per front foot.
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Membega
Chamber of Comerce
Congress Passes Army Reorganization Bill in Tight Vote
Washington reports a 203 to 22 vote approving the army reorganization measure amid strong opposition and claims it gives only a temporary increase. President now to sign as Senate also clears other major bills and conference reports proceed.
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Washington
Hapee
Renate
Meyers Henderson
Creevenor
Cannon
Hoan
Halley
Hulls
Friends of the
Summoned to Paris with Brothers Reprimanded Abroad
March 2 New York dispatch reports Brother Maurelian of Christian Brothers College Memphis among seven Brothers summoned to Paris for discipline over Latin Greek teaching beyond approved curriculum. Others include Brother Quintinian in Almertes Namur and Brother Pellx in Manchester.
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New York
Amone
Peesenagenun
Cunarder Erocta Wee Srether Maurelian
Christian Brothers’ College
Memphis
Tenn
Cleveland Laid Up Signals Kruse Line Tension
The steamer Cleveland of the Kruse line will be withdrawn from the Beattie San Francisco run with no reason given by the agent. After extensive overhaul in Seattle the vessel is said to be nearly new yet laid up signaling pressure from rival Passic coast steamers who transport more freight and passengers.
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Cleveland
Kruse Steamship Company
Beattie
San Francisco
California
Charley Nemen
Seattle
Cape Flattery
Immarine Direlay
Kruse Company
Pacti
Cenat Company
Passic Coast
Political maneuvering at New York conference hinted favor for rival candidate
Reported scheme discussed with interest centers on Pryen track and factions within the convention. A New York conference led by notable figures Waritney Croker Carter Harrison Plower and Crocker suggests Cleveland Crocker would back Gorman if the anti Ly an faction gains control.
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Jtashisappon
Connrens
New York
Waritney
Croker
Carter
Harrison
Plower
Cleveland Crocker
Gorman
Postmastership Faction Fight Delays Seattle Nominations
Washington reports show George M. Stewart’s nomination for Beatty postmaster stalls as Republicans in Seattle weigh united support. Foster seeks unification and defers action until the city voices its choice, while Custis and others stay busy in Washington.
Board of Audit discusses penitentiary brickyard operations
In Olympia the state board reviewed the penitentiary brickyard season and revolving assets. Proposals favored closing the brickyard for two years except to maintain brick making for internal use, with consideration of leasing the yard during the period.
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Olympia
State Board of Audit
Mers
Penitentiay
Ickyarad Neyt
Boa
Isle of Pines and Pacific Ambitions Amid Island Claims
Fragmentary text recalls the Isle of Pines and surrounding Pacific claims, mentioning sovereignty, treaty ratifications, and colonial powers. It alludes to balance of power with Cuba, Spain, Mexico, and the United States, and to a strategic tropical harbor linked by a channel and continental interests.
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Washington
Isle of Pines
Tan Channel
Mexico
Cort Rico
Indies
Isle of Ming
Rmerica
Gulf of Law
Porto
Cuba
Sonnd Sattelites
Sam Will
Swente
Wba
Columbus
ALONG THE WHARVES ALASKA PORTS UPDATE AND CARGO MOVEMENTS
The Alaskan port run reports the steamer Plonsie built for Jun ferry company left Juneau for Douglac island with a cargo. J. D. Baith arrived from Le Conner with 100 Bcks of feed to be charted at the Piyer dock. The West jathian from Shanghai via Port Angeles docked. Wheat shipped to Europe. The tug Mystic and the dino go on the ways for hull work. halibut scarce at the longified market. A large consignment expected next Deska steamer. salmon and cod remains scarce while smaller fish rise. The Blanche schooner tied up for months and was auctioned for 256 to Neleon who will likely use her in Sound trade. Revenue launch Bcewt alongside the Mad Street bankers for a coal cruise. Farallon sailed for Stangay and ports with 29 passengers and freight.
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Blanche
Coron
Seattle Serlings and regional sports plus civic notes
Seattle athletic club plans Portland and Tacoma pairings with Oregon road and Mullanomah clubs while Canadian Pacific moves a migrant train from Minnesota. The public works board approves new bicycle licenses. James Kidder Ward company tickets go on sale at Seattle theater. Police report arrests for saloon fights robbery and liquor theft linked to Cedar Mountain. Ray lumber and shingle company files articles of incorporation. Marriages licensed for Herbert Church and Ida Dawn Rewden and Joseph Johnson and Lorena Rundie.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Portland
Tacoma
Tacoma Athletic Club
Oregon Road Club
Mullanomah @thietle
Herbert H. Church
Seattle
Ida Dawn A. Rewden
Eagle Harbor
Joseph T. Johnson
Lorena Rundie
Weather Forecast for Seattle and Vicinity
Seattle and vicinity expect Thursday night and Friday winds from the south to southwest with occasional showers. Temperatures rise slightly and rain has been general over the last twenty four hours in the area.
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Seattle
Resolute Arrives Safely After Rough Alaska Run
Tug Resolute reached Puget Sound port last evening from Skagway with a heavy scow in tow for the White Pass and Yukon railroad. Captain Kilton said the voyage northwest into Queen Charlotte Sound was the roughest he ever faced with waves flooding the deck and water slamming against the pilot house. He marveled at the ship’s steadiness, noting the crew’s danger and the ship’s safe return after a brutal inland passage and battered windows.
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Resolute
Skagway
White Pass
Queen Charlotte
Huntioh
Olympia Names Appointees to Several State Boards
Gov. Rogers reappoints Brooks Hadlock and Birith of Port Townsend to the State Board of Metom policy? and to the State Normal School trustees Joseph Altes of Spokane to serve until 1905 and J. J. Reowne of Goolarte until 1902. Demat from Spokane named to the board. Confirmations sent to the Senate.
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Olympia
Goolarte
Wie
BK. E. Demat
Spokane
Sputarnm
Final vote on sundry civil appropriation bill in Senate
Washington March 9 report notes the Senate tabled the sundry civil appropriation bill minutes before final passage with AL Limon chairing the appropriations committee. The article lists statewide allocations including Butte Montana 900.08 dollars and Seattle Washington 36 000 dollars as part of the one year Germanetry cost cap.
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Washinghon
Senate
Butta
Mont
Seamie
Salem
Teeauury
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Sosiety Omiars
Frank Qleson
Mekos
Dalton
Chambher
Paris
Ger
Bean
Semitor-Elect
Beatle
George M. Stewart
Washington City
Vester
Ponteff Department
Fueter
Foster
Wilson
Witton
Tiny
Brewert
Beattie Citigen
Jos
Wanhington City
Ite
Warrington
Renato
Matt
Port Office
Stewart
York
Washin
Robinson
War
Pirat
Ipal
Stephenson
Uncle Sam
Atmamer
Homer
Plonsie
la Conner Tr Urtation Company
Jun Ferry Company
Douglac Island
J. D. Baith
le Conner
Piyer
Weetjathian
Port
St Geth
Barry
Mystic
Moran's
Dino
Hanson
Bcewt
Porneend
Eamer Farallon
Rebts
Stangay
Way Ports
Serlings
A. Calder
Passemme
Canadian Pacific Railway
Minnnesota
Seate
James Kidder Ward Company
C Pant
Martin Paul
Western Avenue
Hamilton
Louis Thomas
Wilbur Green
Robert Kinnard
Lane
Oneue Opicion
Cedar Mountain
W. Anderson
Lewis Thomas
J. Kennedy
Thos. Green
Anderson
Ray Lumber and Shingle Company
Dallard
JM. Donowhute
Wm . Pigott
Philip Morrison
G. G. Startup
Tug Resolute
Gate Wes Dangerous
Queen Charlotte Sound
Captain Volts
Prine Te Gut In
First National Bank OF
Apo Wee
Sin Ritera
Jacob Furth
F.C. Neufelder
RK. V. Ankeny
United
Financtak
James Bothwell
Heston Block
Molyoke
Fasme
James Rothwell
Losers and Insurance
Boston
Winter & Rarper Burke Building
Seattle, Ween
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