Scottish Bills Pound Reaches San Francisco After Severe Storms
The British ship Scottish Bills Pound, sailing from Monte Video to Seattle, limped into San Francisco in rough condition after a hostile voyage. Departing December 10, it faced a week of fierce gales off California with decks washed, sails torn, ballast shifting, and crew nearly washed overboard. Lifelines were constantly used as the captain sought the nearest port for repairs before continuing to Puget Sound.
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Monte Video
Seattle
San Francisco
California
Puget Sound
Burglars Nabbed After Champagne Clue in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon on March 4 two burglars were captured after police found a bottle of champagne at the scene. The pair had broken into the home of N. Frecker, stealing jewelry worth several hit dollars before being surprised by two officers.
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Mount Vernon
N. Frecker
Foresters of America member dies at Monod hospital
Leuie H Kath 25, Foresters of America member, died yesterday at Monod hospital. The body lies at Bonney and Stewart’s. Funeral notices report Emma D P D Btone’s service at St Mark's church tomorrow at 2 pm, delayed by carriage shortage. Eben Collins, 19, of First Avenue West, drowned near Gate City on March 1 and will be buried from Butterworth & Sons chapel tomorrow at 2. The remains of Fred W. Keim killed in Tacoma by a railroad train will arrive at Butterworth's chapel this afternoon for funeral from Mindertakers' parlors Thursday. John A. Hobin of Seattle to arrive tomorrow at 7:25 am, taken by Bonney & Mr Hobdin. His widow accompanies the remains.
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Leuie H. Kath
The
Foresters of America
Monod Hospital
Bonney & Stewart's
Emma Dpd
St. Mark's Church
Eben Collins
E. H. Collins
First Avenue West
Gate City
Wash
Butterworth & Sons
Fred W. Keim
Tacoma
Butterworth’s
fMindertakers
John A. Hobin
Seattle
Bonney
Waiting Fleet Off Straits Awaits Favorable Winds
A large fleet lingers near the entrance to the straits waiting for favorable winds to proceed inside. The group includes eight square riggers and other vessels that have been off the cape for three weeks seeking a chance to enter the Sound.
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Straits
Cape
Found Dead in Southern Hotel Room
The porter discovered John dead in a room of the Southern hotel by night. Coroner Hoye ordered the body removed to Butterworth's morgue. Acute pneumonia is believed to be the cause. He was years of age. Little is known of him. The steamer Farallon of the Kruse Line sails for the north tonight with 20 passengers and 50 more from Vancouver, cargo general.
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Southern
John
Hoye
Butterworth
Farallon
Kruse Fine
North
Vancouver
Y M C A Notes Captain Sinbad Lecture Next Wednesday
The Y M C A announces Captain FIL, famed as a humorist, will lecture on Capturing and Killing the Leviathan next Wednesday evening. He is well recommended by the school and Christian associations nationwide. The rest of the items note a municipal election schedule shift and upcoming interassociation tryouts with listed contestants.
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Fil
Sinbad
Bil
Aschoola
Portland
Ihe
Vancouver
Douthitt
Association
T. 8. McDonald
W. McDonald
G. McDonald
Lorren Mitchell
Fred Wald
Elwood McLean
L. H. Marshall
World tributes flood McKinney death in 12000 editorials
A New York press clipping bureau compiled 12000 editorial tributes to William McKinney, printed in U S and English columns. The collection spans four volumes in full morocco binding and honors the martyred president with wide esteem from domestic and international press.
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New York
M. A. Hanna
United States
England
William McKinney
Labor Unions Fail to Endorse Municipal Candidates
A mass meeting in Carpenters' hall last night to endorse municipal candidates ended without action due to pressure from Socialists urging the union to back their ticket. Union leaders feared wasting votes and adjourned after a heated debate, disappointing many labor leaders hoping for a unified vote.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Rapid settlement returns workers as unions reach terms
In the city a swift labor settlement unfolds. With plasterers suspended, the rest of the trades resume work. By noon today six plumbing contractors signed the agreement and men returned to work. Fifteen painting firms accepted union terms and the prediction is all workers will be back within ten days.
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Building Trades Council
Humane Society Meeting Limited by Ill Secretary
Illness of secretary Mrs Laurence Gronlund limits Humane Society’s monthly meeting at Hammer Grand hotel. Ridgway reports 29 horses lame. 13 animals destroyed. 19 children neglected. condition of later improved. Seattle advertising staff organize at White Advertising Bureau Hancock building First avenue Union street meeting set for Wednesday o'clock.
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Laurence Gronlund
Humane Society
Hammer- Grand Hotel
Umane
Ridgway
Nana
Seattle
White Advertising Bureau
Hancock Building
First Avenue
Union Street
Local Socials Brighten Week With Card Parties and Dances
Mrs. Percy F. Smith hosted a pretty card party at Thirth Avenue home with artful decor and dainty refreshments. The French Club met at 1414 Minor Avenue hosted by Mrs. Thomas Taylor Minor. The Cotton Club plans a dancing party Thursday in Littles Hall with many guests invited. The Nineteenth Century Club meets Thursday afternoon with Miss Carrie Shumway at 104 Madison Street. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith will entertain the Wednesday Card Club at 3 Summit Avenue. several guests will attend. The Ad Astra Club met afternoon with Mrs Lavieon at 411 West Republican Street. The LadiesAuxiliary of Temple De Hired hosts a card party tomorrow night at Masonic Temple with dine and whist and prizes. The P. B. O. Club met yesterday afternoon in the Lincoln club room. Trevor Kincaid spoke on The Lost Tribes. The Pre Orptec Club will meet Friday with Mrs James Cox at 110 Third Avenue North. The Rainier Lodge 154 Fraternal Brotherhood plans a progressive whist party tomorrow night in Carpenters Union hall. A large crowd is expected. Buene Temple Club preps for a ball Tuesday night March 11 at Ranke hall with Warner's Orchestra.
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Percy F. Smith
Thir- Heth Avenue
Thomas Taylor Minor
Minor Avenue
Little's Hall
Nineteenth Century Club
Carrie Shumway
Madison Street
C. J. Smith
Summit Avenue
Ad Astra
Lavieon
Weet
Republican Street
Ladies
Temple de Hired
Masonic Temple
the Lincoln
Peverere
Trevor Kincaid
Pre Orptec Club
James Cox
Third Avenue North
Rainier
Carpenters’ Union
Buene Temple Club
Ranke Hall
Warner
Building permits issued for several homes on Third Avenue and nearby streets
City engineer's office approved permits totaling several thousand dollars. Gus Johnson receives two story frame home on Third Avenue for 4500 dollars, W H Anderson 4229 Third Avenue Northwest one story frame house for 1060 dollars, J H Condon 701 Thirty third Avenue South one story frame house for 300 dollars, J Jensen 140 Norman Street one and a half story frame residence for a pending amount.
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City Engineer's Office
Gus Johnson
Moo Third Avenue
W. H. Anderson
Third Avenue
J. H. Condon
Thirty-third Avenue
J. Jensen
Norman Street
Church Social at Madison Street Church Program Planned
A literary and musical entertainment will be hosted by the W. P. M. society at the Madison Street church tomorrow night. The program includes various acts and a wand drill performed by the Eighth Grade of Rainier School.
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Madison Street
W. PF. M. Society
Rainier School
Homes seekers arrive as two rail lines bring settlers
The Northern Pacific overland due this afternoon at 6:30 will arrive in two sections of nine coaches each carrying homeseekers from Missouri river potato country. The Great Northern overland will also run in two sections under new homeseekers rates. A Thursday night Great Northern overland will carry over Homeseekers for Snohomish County with Robert Cunningham guiding the party to their future homes. S. H. Graves of White Pass & Yukon railroad arrived from Chicago and will judge how long his stay in Seattle will last.
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Northern Pacific Overland
Missouri River Potata
Great Northern Overland
Hatoom County
Great Northern Railway
Robert Cunningham
Trav Paessenger
Great Northern
S. H. Graves
White Pass
Longshoreman Arrested After Sugar Theft Attempt
Joseph Kelly, a longshoreman, was arrested by Detective Barbee shortly after noon today after dock workers spotted him attempting to steal a sack of sugar from the Pacific Coast dock. He dropped the sack when challenged and fled before being apprehended.
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Joseph Kelly
Pacific Coast Dock
Barbee
McKinley Circle Meeting Urged for Thursday
William McKinley Circle Ladies of G A R will hold a meeting in the hall third floor York block Thursday at 2 p m. The gathering is described as important and all members are urged to attend.
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William McKinley Circle
G. A. BR
York Block
Marine News From the Pacific Coast and Ocean Travel
The Glory of the Seas bound from Comoa to San Francisco with coal is out 23 days amid fears for its safety. Coast and Geodetic Survey officer McCrath resigns to join Globe Navigation Co as an officer on the steamer Meteor. The American ship St Paul arrives after 105 days from Manila. Susie M Plummer reaches Port Townsend from Makawell and heads to Diamond Point quarantine. Cearina from Kruse Line arrives from San Francisco with oxiven cargo. Clavering arrives from the Orient with 1190 tons of oriental goods after 18 days amid several severe storms.
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Glory of the Seas
Comoa
B.C
San Francisco
Joseph W. McCrath
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Globe Navigation Co
Meteor
St. Paul
Thieves Break Into Junk Dealer Store for Brass
J W Zeeve a junk dealer at 1569 Western Avenue reported a burglary last night. Thieves stole three tons of brass castings along with 45 in cash and some clothing. The brass was loaded in sacks of 160 pounds each, suggesting multiple trips by the burglars.
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J. W. Zeeve
Western Avenue
Police Notes Show Warrant in Embezzlement Case
A warrant from June court charges Wm. Smith with embezzling $50 from his employer. Herman Quandt testifies as the complainant. Ada Johnson, a well known offender, is arrested for allegedly robbing F. Anderson of $4 downtown. Robert Paine and Patrick Holden receive days and a $100 fine for admitting to stealing several pairs of overalls and are sentenced to the city chain gang.
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Juethee Cann
Wm. Smith
Herman Quandt
Ad Johnson
F. Anderson
Robert Paine
Patrick Holden
Ie Tak Ten Sonpeeete
Ching Wo Arrives From England With Freight for Liverpool
The China Mutual steamer Ching Wo under Capt Evans arrived from Ginegow and Liverpepper with mats and iron. It sailed from England on December 14 and will stay about two weeks in port.
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China Mutual
Ching Wo
Evans
Ginegow
England
City Hall Quiet Amid Election Day Crowd
Most offices open but little business done as many officials and staff voted at polls. A few workers remained to handle routine tasks, while the majority anticipated future closing due to election.
Markets Quiet as Election Drags Capacity on Western Ave
Business on Western Avenue was quiet due to election day and rain. Commission houses report stockpiled goods with bananas arriving, Washington creamery butter prices fell two cents from the top, Kane declined another cent, and further declines are expected. otherwise prices remained unchanged.
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Western Avenue
Commission
Godos
Washington Creamery
Kane
Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Provisions
The page lists jobbing quotations for produce including lemons and apples with varied prices, oranges and bananas, vegetables like potatoes beets cabbage and cauliflower, and dairy and meat items. Prices cover crates boxes sacks and per unit terms with regional notes and daily corrections.
Market Prices for Livestock and Poultry
Readable livestock price list shows values for fresh ranch meats. Ducks turkeys geese hogs and sheep listed with percentages and cents. Other entries include steers hogs and cattle with varying rates.
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Washington
Mona Reports Encounter With Small Schooner
SIGHTS WRECK VICTORIA reports the steam collier Mona fighting a small schooner near Carmanah and Tatoosh at dawn. The schooner was deserted and lost her bow in the collision.
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Victoria
I. C
Mona
Carmanah
Tatoosh
Card of Thanks for John Whe Bereavement
The family of the late John Whe expresses heartfelt thanks for the kindness sympathy and support shown during their bereavement. Signed by the family August Toellner.
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van Anselt Winging School
Walter McLean
John Whe
August Toellner
Plymouth Congregational Pastor Sidelined by Illness
Reverend Temple Slr Nev. W. H. G. Temple, pastor of Plymouth Congregational church, was unable to fill the pulpit Sunday and remains confined to bed. He is expected to begin convalescing in a few days.
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Nev
W. H. G. Temple
Plymouth Congregational Church
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Salo Ee
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Io. H. Woodhouse & Co
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Mena
Weber
Round Lotsa
Beattie
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Main
EB. Co
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Eversole Optical CO
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Phon
Main 66
Matiner
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Wicked
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