Great Cut Price Sale of High Grade Pianos and Organs
Seattle sale features Wheelock Weber Kohler & Campbell and Sphoor instruments with walnut oak and mahogany finishes. Prominent locals including Emma Moffatt C Bieber D Davenport W Chamberlain and J J Boren Avenue buy amid discounts from $256 to $790 reduced to hundreds. Stool and scarf included with each instrument. all stamped with guarantee.
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Emma Moffatt
Seattle
C. Bieber
H Lubbring
Port Blakeley
Kohler & Campbell
D. D. Davenport
Twenty-sixth Avenue South
A. Vincent
Ballard
Charles B. Lanter- Anacortes
Wash
C. W. Storey
Jefferson Reet
H. Chesbro
Mahogany
J. J
Boren Avenue
Co. W
Inquest Probes Cause of Boy’s Death in Giant Powder Blast
The inquest into Terence Scott’s death began at 11 AM in the Bonney- Watson chapel with Coroner Hoye presiding. Witnesses testified that careless handling of dynamite and lack of warning signs led to the blast on Second Avenue, with powder handler Duncan and contractor Erickson among the key witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Scott
Second Avenue Porth
Bonney- Watson Chapel
Hoye
C. B Duncan
C. J. Erickson
Arthur Crockall
Ined
Arnold
Erickson
Russia Built Siberian Railway For War With Japan
John Foster Fraser describes the Trans Siberian Railway as a mobilization artery built for war, noting its 6000 mile length, high costs, and heavy troop movement from Moscow to Irkutsk and Vladivostok. He portrays Siberia as a frigid, sparsely populated land where troops endure long trains, frequent tea, and vivid social life on platforms and at stations.
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John Foster Fraser
Siberia
N. BE. A
Russia
Moscow
Vladivostok
Irkutek
Great Lake Baikal
Manchuria
Making a Big Jump to Alaska Gold Fields
The Senator, a Pacific Coast steamer, docked with 185 passengers and a full cargo from San Francisco. Among them are miners from the southwestern states and Mexico heading to Alaska where reports promise better wages and conditions. An estimated 1, but the text notes experienced miners preparing to depart on the next voyage north.
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Alaska
The
Bouth
Postoffice Bill Discussion Advances. California Camp Site Selected
Washington March 18 The House continued debate on the postoffice appropriation bill as the military affairs committee recommends the Henry ranch in California as a permanent encampment site. The session also touched on the fortifications appropriation bill and related military spending.
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Washington, D. C
House
Committee On Military Affairs
Henry Ranch
California
Fort Tions
Delaney Named Likely Beattle Police Chief In Gambling Crackdown
Report says Thomas R. Delaney, a customs inspector and former Port Townsend chief, is the favored pick to head Beattle police as Mayor Ballinger seeks a clean start. The gambling houses were shut down quietly after a mayoral call, with no arrests or orders issued. Delaney, once connected to Beattle and Port Townsend, is said to be an old Ballinger friend. The gambling firms claim they acted without city approval and were promised nothing by the new administration.
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Micc Ballinger
Judge Ballinger
John Sullivan
Beattle
Thomas BM
Delaney
Ide
Port Townsend
Customs Service
Port
German professor Charlies Maalch commits suicide in despondency
Charlies Walter Maalch assistant professor of Germanic languages at the state university killed himself by poison this morning amid an apparent outbreak of self-inflicted deaths among university teachers. He had hoped to fill a position left by the late Professor Exeers who earlier took his own life. Disappointment over a promotion likely triggered Maalch’s act.
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Beripps News
Columbus
Charlies
Walter Maalch
The
State University
Masich
Exeers
May Name a Port Warden May Name a Port Warden
Mayor elect Ballinger may appoint a port warden on taking office. Captain Jensen’s term expires with Mayor Humes, with many candidates to succeed him. Other terms set to expire include Rev J P D Llwyd on April 1 and several board members on December 2 of this year and next year. Permanent positions listed remain during good behavior. Civic Union seeks a hall to hear the campaign report and will aid the prosecutor in voter fraud cases. the meeting target is March 21 if a hall is secured.
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J. P. D. Llwyd
Library Board
Melody Choir
Park Board
L. B. Youngs
Lights
J. B. Loughary
Board of Health
Clark M. Nettieton
Civil Service Commission
BE. P F. Blaine
Thomson
B. B. Limerick
Health Board
G. A. C. Rochester
F. F. Randolph
Civil Service Board
Board of Public Works
the Civic Union
King County Republicans to Meet Over Convention Plans
J. B. Knickerbocker, chairman, called a Saturday 1 pm meeting at the Diller hotel to decide whether King County will hold one or two conventions. Members are noncommittal, seeking to prioritize the election of a senator from King County. H. Pilea favors two conventions, likely swaying the vote. date and apportionment will be fixed at the gathering.
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J. B. Knickerbocker
King County
Republican Central Committee
Diller Hotel
H. Pilea
International financiers pledge 40 000 pound war loan for Russia
A St. Petersburg paper cited by the Gazette reports that a group of international financiers has undertaken to advance a war loan of 40,000 pounds should Russia desire it. The offer signals external funding support amid wartime tensions and financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
the Gazette
St. Petersburg
Russia
May Be A Partner Of Burglar Nabbed In Afternoon Arrest
Daniel Rogers believed to be a partner of James Blackwood was arrested this afternoon by police. A fire at the Seattle Electric Company power home on Peat Street caused light damage after starting near the chimney at about 1 pm.
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Daniel Rogers
James Blackwood
Peat Street
Seattle Electric Company
How to Get Well and Other Notices From Puget Sound
An old-sided, mixed-page snippet includes an advertisement for Dr Shoop Restorative promising cure at risk, offering six bottles for five dollars with a penny trial, and urging readers to request books for Dyapepta Heart Kidneys Men Rheumatism. It also reports on Puget Sound steam vessel inspections, fines, and strict adherence rules for lifeboats life-saving gear and station bills with weekly fire drills and equipment mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Puget
Revenue Cutter Service
Moet
Vomwels
Department
United States
Customs House
Port Townsend
Customs
Metallc
Is He One of the Folsom Convicts
Sheriff Cudihee declares BH Eldridge, escaped Folsom convict, is in the county jail under alias Raymond after Seattle residence. A resident who knew Eldridge confirms identity. he faces Folsom officers for verification. Eldridge served a five year term for highway robbery. a $650 reward stands for his capture.
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Folsom
Cudihee
Taday
Eldridge
Cal
Seattle
Raymond
Bremerton Council Reopens Saloons Grants Licenses
Bremerton town council voted to reopen saloons with new licenses issued to four resorts. A fifth license request was deferred pending bonds and trial for operating a blind pig. Additional licenses planned. main street restrictions limit location and door proximity.
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Bremerton
Main Street
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