Shipping News From The Pacific Coast Steamer Arrivals And Departures
The steamer City of Seattle arrived from the north with 43 waters and 100 tons of freight. John & Kimball came from San Francisco with freight. Charles Nelson sailed to San Pedro with 27 passengers and 600 tons. Barks J Peters and Harvester load cannery supplies for Alaska. D Dunana named passenger agent of the Pacific Coast Co in San Francisco on a city visit. Mush creek placer excitement reported. Juneau and Skagway stampedes noted. Umatilla arrived from San Francisco with fair cargo. Tampico at Yesler dock loading lime for Honolulu en route. Queen of the B.C.C. Vine sailed for San Francisco with passengers and cargo. Bann, overdue, reached Port Townsend, fresh water ran low. Bann to load lumber for Calcutta at Port Blakely. Kensington with wheat cargo to Europe sails from Tacoma.
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City of Seattle
Pacific Coast Co
John & Kimball
Kruse
Ceater
San Francisco
Asceniers Acleee
Eamer Charles Nelson
Saoed
San Pendiaco
Sea America
J. Peters
Harvester
Pan Packing and Navigation Co
Alaska
D. Dunana
Pa- Coast Co
Francisco
Skagway
Pai
Juneau
Jamer Umatilla
P. C
San
Geamer Tampico
Globe Company
Ita
Yesler Dock
Honolulu
Roche Harbor
Queen
B.C
Rann
Port Hlakeley
Calcutta
Kensington
Europe
Tacoma
Seattle Man in the Race for Typographical Union President
Charles A. Derry of Seattle has been officially nominated for the presidency of the International Typographical Union. He is endorsed by unions in Boston Niagara Falls Victoria Vancouver Tacoma Olympia Everett Whatcom Vallejo San Jose Nanaimo Sterling Muscatine and more expected to back him. The election is set for the third Wednesday in May. A report that President Lynch would be re elected without opposition appears premature.
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Charles A. Derry
International Typographical Union
International Union
Indianapolis
Derry
Boston
Mass
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Victoria
BR. C
Vancouver
B.C
Tacoma
Olympia
Everett
Whatcom
Vallejo
Cal
San Jose
Nanaimo
B. C
Sterling
Muscatine
Towa
Lynch
Fashion Talk on Color and Black in 1910s Women's Wardrobe
A fashion column discusses how black remains a key backdrop in outfits, with vibrant accessories and embroidery. It covers fabrics from corduroy to crepe de chine, summer velvets, clever trims, and the era’s hats and millinery trends in Paris style.
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Zefer
Foulard
Paris
Fashionable jewelry and wraps headline the season
The article notes women’s jewelry expanding beyond rings and sunbursts to buckles, buttons, collars, neckchains, and hair ornaments. It describes fashionable wraps and cloaks, including a coffee colored striped silk wrap with a wide cape and taffeta bands, and discusses evolving English usage in polite society for terms like valet and chauffeur.
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Louie M
du Barry
Seattle Tailoring Co Real Sale At 1207 Fleet Avenue
Crowds flock to the Seattle Tailoring Co for a liquidation sale at 1207 Fleet Avenue Postoffice block. Manager Mr. Holland bought from a New York importer all remaining stock and offers suits to order at deep discounts with prices ranging from 16.50 to 25 for 22.4 25.0. The sale ends next Wednesday night due to high demand.
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Seattle Tailoring Co
Fieet Avenue
Holland
New York
Fleet Avenue
Postoffice
Theaters Tara Zana staged with Florence Roberta in Zara
Florence Roberta dominates Zara and Zana in a Belasco style production with Lucilla Henderson Carlyle Moore and Georgie Woodthorpe in supporting roles. The Eleventh Hour at Third Avenue features Lincoln J. Carter's crime themed drama with Karl Gardner and a strong ensemble. Curtain rises at 8 15.
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Tara
Zana
David Helanco
Zara
Florence Roberta
Zasa
Paradine
Lucilla Henderson
Carlyle Moore
Georgie Woodthorpe
Rona
Belasco& Thall
Magnificent revival of The Christian at Grand Tonight
The Grand presents Liebbler Co. production of The Christian for tonight and the next three nights with Wednesday matinees. The popular drama is drawing large advance sales after four prior Horton showings. Edward Morgan stars as Johan Storm, part of a strong company led by Miawisle Lentie, with local thanks to Reichert Bron Planon for bicycle repairs.
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Liebbler & Co
All Caine
Horton
Edward Morgan
Johan Storm
Miawisle Lentie
John Storm
Elsie Leslie
Glory Quayle
Justice Ministry buys 1200 Smith Premier typewriters
The Ministry of Justice orders the largest typewriter purchase in history, contracting for at least 1200 Smith Premier models to equip all courts. The move followed three months of competitive bidding and was reported from Vienna.
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Vienna
Ministry of Justice
San Francisco Chronicle
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Lerealy
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Richmond
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Oregon
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Second Ave
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Pike Street
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DrugStore News
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Uae
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Swift
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First Ave
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Scientific Optician
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Lee
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Wash
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Columbia St
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Heussy Bridge
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Hinckley
University of Pennsylvania
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Imitate
2 Optical CO
D Avenue
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Washington
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Seattle, Wash
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Phon
Liebler & CQ
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Caine
Third Avenue Theater
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Karl) Gardner
Ancient Order of Hibernians
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