Czarina Gears Up For Manila Freight Run
The government may charter the Czarina to serve as a Manila transport with freight only. San Francisco officials and Kruse Steamship Company discuss the arrangement as B. J. Caine confirms no securing yet. The vessel sails from Seattle soon, with 640.05 tons net and 911% tons gross under Captain Seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse Steamship Company
Manila
San Francisco
B. J. Caine
Seattle
Marina
Cuarina
Philippines
Geattle
Van Rensselaer’s Play “At War” Scheduled
The Rev. Father Henry Van Rensslaer of St. Francie Navier Church plans producing his play At War with the church Youth Locality on April 11 in the residate college theater. Set around the Spanish American War, it includes Cuba and Porto Rico and features cross casting with three women parts played by young men. Father Van Rensssiner recently took his final vows and hails from the Van Renssainer family of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry van Rensslaer
Francie Navier
West Sixteenth Street
Resuite College
Cuba
Porto Rico
Father van Renassahar
Father van Rensssiner
van Renssainer
Do minion Reported Missing Near Puget Sound
The Oregon, arriving from Hawaii via Port Townsend, brings news of the probable loss of the American bark Domin ion. She has been missing fifty nine days from Honolulu to Puget Sound. The Oregon left Honolulu twenty days after the Domin ion. A heavy northwest gale off March I tore away the fore topsail and fore royal yard during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hawaii
Port Townsend
Dominion
Honolulu
Puget Sound
Honolula
Royal Yard
Glacier supply ship to Provisions for Dewey at Manila
The navy department will dispatch the supply ship Glacier from Brooklyn to Manila as a cold storage vessel. Formerly the Port Chalmera, she carries a refrigerating plant and will serve on the Asiatic station. Admiral Dewey also reports the Nanahan left Manila with coal and other stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Glacier
Admiral Tewey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Manila
Asiatic
Port Chalmera
Federal Line
London
Admiral Dewey
Nanahan
Delinquent Water Accounts to Be Shut Off Citywide
City treasurer Foote and an extra force under L B Youngs are closing in on about 109 delinquent water accounts totaling over 19000 dollars. In two to three days the list will be finished and hydrant service will be cut for nonpayment with a $1 fine added to each shutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
L. BB. Youngs
Abduction case at Mast ElevNth Street boarding house
New York police with Gerry Society agents arrested Malcolm Dickerson aged 19 and Laura Saville a 16 year old girl after she was found with him at a boarding house on Mast Eleven Street. Dickerson was charged with abduction and held at Mercer Street station while the girl was sent to Gerry Society rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William H. King
Gerry Society
Mercer Street
Mast Eleventh Street
Malcolm Dickerson
Laura Saville
Dickerson
Mer
Amusements: Tontosed Seattle Theater Billed
Nance O Neal stars in Oliver Twist at the Seattle theater while Miss Mandie Stoddard performs The Lady of Lyons at the Third Avenue theater both presented in period fashion and with local crowds in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Theatermiss
Mandie Stoddard
Dickerson Arrest in Missing Girl Case Linked to Gerry Society
Two men visiting a Pennsylvania home with a photo of Dickerson suspected he lured the girl away. They sought him, hoping to find dirt on his involvement. The matter was turned to Agent King of the Gerry Society, who arrested Dickerson last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Dickerson
Marriage Announcement for Weed and Peek in New Rochelle
New York reports Charles A. Weed and Miss Mattie R. Peek of Brooklyn wed in New Rochelle on November 1. They travel on to Washington D C for a reception at 12 Eleventh Street, then will reside at 6 Cranberry Street Brooklyn. The marriage was kept secret until now surprising friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Weed
Mattie R. Peek
Brooklyn
New Rochelle
Washington, D. C
Mr. Weed
Eleventh
Mrs. Weed
Cranberry Street
Two Boston & Alaska steamers sold to Dawsons buyer
Captain James Carroll as receiver of the Boston and Alaska Transportation Company reports the sale of two river steamers the Governor Pingres and the Phillip BR Low for forty thousand dollars to Nets Peterson of Dawson. The sale was made under an order obtained from Judge Hanford of the federal court authorizing the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll
Boston & Alaska Transportation Company
Governor Pingres
Phillip BR. Low
Nets Peeterson
Dawson
Hanford
Federal
Bismarck Mausoleum Near Completion In Berlin
Berlin reports that the Bismarck mausoleum is practically completed with scaffolding removed. Inhumation is planned for Bismarck's birthday on April 1, according to Friedrichs ruh advices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Corporal Dougherty Dies at Sea Aboard Ship Missouri
Savannah reports Corporal Dougherty of Company C Twelfth New York Infantry dead on the hospital ship Missouri after leaving Havana March 7 and dying at sea March 9. He will be buried locally.
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Savannah
Dougherty
Co. C
Twelfth New York Infantry
United States
Missouri
Havana
Striking Railroad Workers Roil Skagway
Reports from Skagway through March 13 describe railroad strikers raiding the railway sound house at Camp No 1 driving out employees and threatening violence. U S Commissioner Sehibrede ordered all saloons and gambling houses closed amid desertion and tense calm. United States Marshal mobilized a special force to keep order with potential bloodshed feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
Railway Sound House
United States
Attempted suicide in New York man saves life at hospital
Louis Rosenthal a Brooklyn dry goods packer of 7 Park Avenue took carbolic acid in front of 110 Beekman Street. Policeman Fox saw the act and Dr Bailey treated him at Hudson Street Hospital, where he was saved. He was found afloat in despondency.
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New York
Louis Rosenthal
Park Avenue
Brooklyn
Beekman Street
Fox
Bailey
Hudson Street Hospital
Rowenthal
More Fish Soon Opens Salmon Season on Columbia River
The salmon season on the Columbia River starts April 15, bringing joy to local fish market owners as demand rises for the big river fish. Sound and streams salmon remain scarce, with few remaining fish having returned to the ocean after poaching and fishing pressures. Halibut shipments are expected aboard the Al-Ki tonight, while small fish are plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Matitat
Soldier's Wife Commits Suicide in Avon Camp
Mrs. M. F. Oakes, wife of George W. Oakes of the Fifth Massachusetts, at Camp Witherell Avon, shot herself this morning after receiving a letter from her husband describing a bad cold. The tragedy followed her mourning mood.
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Avon
Mass
M. F. Oakes
George W. Oakes
Fifth Massachusetts
Camp Witherell
Irish Exhibits at Paris Exposition Dissolved
Dublin reports the Irish committee for the Paris exhibition has been dissolved by the London central committee which also withdrew subsidy and ordered direct correspondence with London. Local observers call the move careless economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dublin
Central Committee
London
Mexican Cattle for Cuba Trade Surges
Thousands of cattle in Monterey and surrounding regions are being bought by U S buyers for shipment to Cuba via Tampico and Vera Cruz. A strong price advance is reported across the cattle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mex
Thia State
Cuba
Tampico
Vera Crus
Merchant Evangelist Crittenton To Found Florence Crittenton Home
Charles M. Crittenton arrives in Seattle after touring Wisconsin to found a Florence Crittenton home. He will speak at Plymouth Congregational Church and begin revival meetings at Firet M E church. The New York founder’s mission aids fallen women from its Bleecker Street house, with sixty Armmenton homes named Florence Crittenton mission. Singer Miamma Moffatt assists in evangelical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Crittenton
New York
Plymouth Congregational Church
Firet M. EB
Seattle
Tlete
Miamma Moffatt
Los Angeles
Wenatchee Man Praises Chelan County Creation
J B H Watterson of Wenatchee hails the legislature for forming Chelan County and settling on the name Chelan as a compromise. He notes Wenatchee as likely permanent county seat and reports a favorable outlook for the coming fruit crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BH Watterson
Wenatchee
Chelan
Wenatcher
Etlensburg
Watterson
Wenatehee
Epworth League Sub-district Convention Opens in Seattle
The Epworth league sub-district convened Thursday evening at Haven M. E. church in North Seattle with Rev W T Selleck leading the opening song service. Rev J W Miller preached on Christianity the power of God for service followed by an altar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Seattle
Haven M
North Seattie
W. T. Selleck
Grace M. E
J. W. Miller
Power of God
Selleck
Ing
Harvey K. Jones
Buuineas
EB. M. Randall
KE. M. Randall
Battery League
Titerary
Trinity League
Grace League
Haven League
Mise Dora Adron
E. M. Randall
Fremont League
Mercy and Help
Ballard League
Madison Street League
Firat Church League
Antarctic Expedition Plans Rise Despite Limited Council Aid
London reports that Royal Geographical Society appeals for lands to fund an Antarctic voyage drew less response than hoped. Yet promoters remain confident to launch the expedition southward early next year on a larger lease arrangement, aiming for a major national role in polar exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Royal Geographical Society For Lands
Tts
Seattle Port Warden Adopts Steamship Cap
N L Rogers the port warden of Seattle has fitted himself with a navy blue steamship style cap. The cap, once encircled with gold braid, had side gold bands removed to reduce its official look. Captain Powers wears the cap while performing his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.L. Rogers
Seattle
Powers
Doctor's Long Day Ends With Patient Care
The doctor arrives late after a demanding day of rounds and home visits. He checks pulses, offers encouragement, and writes prescriptions before finally resting.
Late Night Call Reveals Doctor's Ledger Trick
A tired doctor ignores a ringing bell at midnight until a student answers. The Potts couple cry baby fever, the student feigns help, and the doctor’s dubious advice nets $2 from the bill. The student learns the patient was fine, and half the fee goes to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Potts
Kansas City Star
Volunteers Social Night at Shamrock Haat in City Hall
Volunteers of America held a social at their hall 11% Second Avenue South with coffee cake and ice cream. The program featured Miss Hertha Olson soprano solo, recitations by Ferman and Abbott, duets, guitar and cornet solos, baritone and silver solos, and several instrumental numbers by Mr. Stewart Miss Huckine and Prof. Whodes.
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Focal Post Volunteers of
America
Second Avenue South
Hertha Olson
Mr. Ferman
Misses Brown
Mr. Heycock
Mice I. Abbott
Mr. Stewart
Mise Huckine
Mr. Buehnell
Silher
Prof. Whodes
the Misven Rowen
Passing of Kaskaskia Signals Westward Epoch End
RED BUD March 4 The last vestige of Kaskaskia once the first capital of Illinois will disappear in the Mississippi within days. Little remains of the town once home to 15,000 people as river erosion washes away land and historic buildings, including Governor Honds residence and the French colonial church. Graves were relocated to a new cemetery, many remains lost to the river. The loss marks the closing of a key French colonial landmark in the Midwest.
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Kaskaskia
Illinois
Mississippi
Old Town
Auskeskia
Okaw River
Hond
Tilineta
Rand
Kaskasia
Blulle
Rickert
Titinoia
West
Middle West
City considers undergrounding overhead wires ordinance
The city corporation committee drafts an ordinance to ban all overhead wires and force underground installation. A gradual rollout is favored by electric company managers due to current wire stock and differences in underground wiring. The committee plans to report to the city council next Monday night.
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Corporation Committee
City Counpell
Pike Street
Third Avenue
Jackson Street
Railroad Avenue
Yester Way
Wester Way
Western Avenue
Pike Atret
Nugget From Berry Brothers Draws Dawson Excitement
J H Holmen of Helena says a Berry Brothers claim produced the Klondike’s largest nugget worth about 1400 dollars, not shown publicly. He describes Dawson’s easing money concerns, rising rockers, and the spring clean-up expected to exceed last year’s yield as Canadian routes shift supplies via Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skagway
J. H. Holmen
Helena
Mont
Dawson
Occidental
Berry Bros
Berrys
Holmes
Minera
Shaw
Holmen
Wille Irving
Mr. Holmes
Eldorado
Bonansa
Benanza
Dominion
Bulphur
Hunker
Bonanna
Canadian Development Company
Bennett
Dawaeon
Weather shifts bring rain risk for tonight and tomorrow
Observer Saliabury notes a high pressure area moving off California and a low replacing yesterday's high over Alberta and British Columbia. Northerly winds turn southerly in Washington with cloudy conditions. Weekington and Oregon report no rain yet, while Roseburg shows 0.01 inches, Winnemtoen 0.08 in snow, Salt Lake City 0.12 in snow, and Idaho Falls 0.06 in snow. Temperature edges higher in Washington and lowers on the plateau.
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Saliabury
California
Alberta
British Columbia
Washington
Coast
Weekington
Oregon
Roseburg
Winnemtoen
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Sousa Band at Armory March 28 Afternoon and Evening
Amusements notes Sousa and his band perform at the Armory on March 28 with a matinee and night show. Miss Mandhe Stotdard finishes her engagement at the Third Avenue theater this evening. Nance O Neil presents Magda in Seattle this afternoon and Oliver Twist tonight. Spider and the Ply opens at Third Avenue next week with shows starting tomorrow night. Hehmond Dispateh delivers a humorous lines segment in the column.
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Sousa
Armory
Mandhe Stotdard
Third Avenue Theater
Nance O'Neil
Magda
Seattle
Spider and the Ply
Third Avenue
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Czarina
U. S
Kruse Line
van Rensselaer
Oliver Twat
Yukon
Carroll
Alaska
LIK
Crittenton
Florence Crittenton
Wis Viet
NEW County
Seriou
Thiessa Potts
J. Potta
Crimsonbeak
Owen Moore
Eldoredo Creek
Berry Brothers
Ingomar
Alex McKen
Hadie Martin
Loretta Grace
Queen City Dramatic Co
Beattle Caledonian
Pembere Om the
Bovlety
Queensgrugh Factory
Second Avenue
Seattle Theater
J.P. Howe
Trakedienne
Nance Oneis
Fatora Aet Lynne
Maud Reese Davis
Dorothy Hoyle
Arthur Pryor
Herbert Clarke
Frans Hell
Nuegelhorn
Hanson's
Pricet—Inc
CAFE
Collins
the Ramaker Music Co
Pike and Fifth
BANKS
First National Bank OF
Baning
James D Hone
Maurice McMicken
Lester Turner
I. E. Parkbore
Sight
Tnail
Primeton Ptates
Europe
Emagenanlig
Soo
Aaginet United
Sha Bebose
James Bothwell
Boston
City Real Estate
Holyoke
Loats End
York Sale
Mircellaneou
Rale—Agency
San Francine
Star Office
Sa Ae Dancing Academy
Te Columbia
San Diego FruitCo
Sogowney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Epheines
Third Ave
Colombia
Reatthe, Wash
Weather Forecast
Nada
Hehmond
Mnlyden
Winter & Butte Building
Seattle, Wash
la Roche
Greand Fleet Studio Cor
Ave
Union
Beattie
Menconabie
Snoqualmie Falls Power Co
Ollman, Renton
Second Ave
Main
Seattle Star
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