Skutt and others lead in contested railway prize voting
The article records Skutt leading with a slim margin in a contest among motormen conductors and management figures for railway employee prizes. Votes show a close tally with several named candidates and amounts, including Beninghausen and McLean withdrawing from contention. A Navy yard trial notice follows about the Goldsborough hoodoo ship voyage being postponed pending assured testing.
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Stret
Beninghausen
Avenue
Lb McLean
Yee
Sveenetes
Springer
Bal
Ld. Santmyer
Ch. Eng
Melean
Pindeau
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Bickies, Ra. Jts
Cotterill. Ral
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Marsh
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Gramba
Lk Molden
W. Q. An
Sam
Dee
Fonda
Eimergreen
Kline
Stkpr
Hagen
Hillis
Cap. Hill
Knowles
Dawson Dead in the North Quiet Camp Sees Work Decline
Edward Bullong returns from Dawson after two years and notes the camp’s decline as syndicates cut costs and wages. He plans to move to the Tanana district by May first, expecting a summer rush northward.
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Bellingham
Edward Bullong
Dawson
Tanana
Duval Arrested on Assault Charge Linked to Former Partner
Clyde Duval the horse dealer once tied to Montana Kid who was jailed for robbery was detained by Deputy Sheriff McNeil in Paseo on a charge of assaulting 15 year old May Bell found with him in a hotel listed as his wife under a fictitious name. The girl's mother had traced the couple from Portland and reported the disappearance after missing the girl Saturday.
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Prosser
Clyde Duval
Montana Kid
McNeil
Paseo
May Bell
Portland
Pasco
Big cargo vessels sail from Seattle this week amid heavy freight
Vessels carrying over 20 000 tons of freight and large lumber consignments depart Seattle for global ports this week. The Oregonian sails today to Honolulu and then Philadelphia via Magellan. Dobboldt Alki Humboldt Umatilla Centennial Santa Barbara Bertha head to Alaska and California ports, with Valdez and Cook Inlet among stops.
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Oregonian
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Philadelphia
Strait of Magellan
Dolboldt
Alaska
Alki
Humboldt
Umatilla
Centennial
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Caila
Los Angeles
Bertha
Valdez
Cook's Inlet
Cody divorce case drags as deposition readings stretch
Sheridan Wyoming March 21 The Cody divorce case drags along with two days of depositions read and a decision expected about Thursday. The consensus is Cody has lost and will likely appeal.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Cody
Death Ends Chapter In an Awful Tragedy
Garfield Washington March 21 The death of Thomas Turnbow ends a chapter in Whitman county tragedy. On August 1903 J B Brown shot Turnbow on Garfield streets wounding his spine causing paralysis. Turnbow declined into weeks of agony and a emaciated state with flesh dropping from bone. Brown had been a rival real estate dealer and faced a former murder charge for the act.
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Garfield
Wash
Thomas Turnbow
Whitman County
J. B. Brown
Turnbow
Brown
North End petition seeks city action on cemetery to Calvary
A large petition from north end residents asks the council to compel Seattle Electric to extend its University line to Calvary cemetery. The utility promised the extension but has delayed, delaying patron convenience. Tomorrow at First Baptist church, Alice Jones Towne will lecture on The Drama of Job. Dr. Rufus B. Richardson, noted archaeologist and former director of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, will speak on Athens in the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening under the school board.
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Seattle Electric Company
University
Calvary Cemetery
Unien
First Baptist Church
Alice Jones Towne
Job
Rufus B. Richardson
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
Richardson
Dart
Cream Blend Coffee Sells At 25 Cents A Pound
Rhode Bros offers Cream Blend Coffee at 25 cents a pound praising its mocha and java flavors and amber color. The ad notes a 2 cent price for the same blend and promotes American bicycles on terms of five dollars down and two dollars per week at Spinning's on Second Avenue Arcade block.
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Rhode Bros
Second Avenue
Arcade Block
Yale
Pierce
Rambier
Racycele
Iver-Johnson Or Wolff
Boynton Saw and Hardware Co. offers cutting tools
C K Washer sells the Double Cutting Bucksaw and One Man Saws with prices from $1.00 to $10.00 down and $1.00 a day until paid Fully warranted and ready for change ends to cut like new Also the Boynton Crosscut Saws in 3 to 5 ft and 600 ft lengths at 300 Pike Street near Third Ave.
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Boynton
Co. W
Boynton Baw 4& Hardware CO
Pike Street
Cor
Third Ave
Excavations at Corinth lecture and court actions noted
The article reports Professor Rufus P. Richardson’s lecture on Excavations at Corinth at the university to an attentive audience with praise for its scholarly value. It notes attorney J B McElroy’s resignation and replacement by Car roll Graves. It also mentions a Seattle council decision extending saloon limits on Third Avenue and the Tacoma marriage of Dr BE Case to Virginia Moore, with Kirkland rural mail delivery starting April 16.
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J. ©. McElroy
Northern Pacific
Carroll B. Graves
Yakima
McElroy
Seattle
B.S. Grosscup
Corinth
Rufus P. Richardson
School of Classical Studies
Athens
Third Avenue
Pike and
Union
BE. Case
Superior Court
Tacoma
Virginia Moore
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Maj
Otto Case
Washington
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Stone to Be Promoted at Great Northern Railroad
St Paul March 21. C E Stone to be promoted to general passenger agent succeeding F J Whitney who was moved to traffic manager of the system. Stone has served as assistant passenger agent in St Paul for some time.
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Paul
C. E. Stone
Great Northern Railroad
F. J. Whitney
Stone
St. Paul
Russian Soldiers Deserting En Masse in War Parcels
St Petersburg dispatch says Russian troops flee to the Japanese side in large numbers. Morale is low, supply lines strained, food scarce, ammunition limited, and retreats occur in disorder.
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Glasgow
the Herald
St. Petersburg
Thousenda
Walla Walla Orchardists Expect Fine Peach Quality
Walla Walla valley orchardists report frosts in February killed most peach blossoms, predicting a small yield but excellent quality. Strawberry fields bloom, but petals fall as blossoms rot. overall harvest prospects shift from quantity to quality due to weather damage.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Fire Destroys Home of Hanson Couple on Marysville Road
In Everett on March 21 a blaze gutted the Hanson residence valued at about 1000 dollars. The aged couple, both sleeping upstairs, escaped by climbing from an upstairs window as flames engulfed the lower floor.
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Hanson
Marysville Road
Brief Teletype Across the Nation March 21
Digest of short dispatches from multiple cities. Death in Battle Creek from appendicitis. weather and crop notes from Iowa and Minnesota. political moves in Sacramento Washington and Des Moines. marriages in Minneapolis. legal moves in Oberlin bank case. a vessel bound for Venezuela. a sawmill relocation in Aberdeen. railroad franchise and pooling talks in Chicago. and unrest in Riga with Cossack clashes.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed for Headache Relief
A testimonial promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as effective against headaches neuralgia and pain. It claims prompt relief on onset prevents attacks and stresses lack of opium cocaine or chloral. Sold by druggists with a guaranteed first package refund option. 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Pedrick
Sloversville
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Fugitive Digrazio Arrested After Attack on 12YearOld
Giovanni Drerozio 23, an Italian laborer, was captured by Patrolman Frank Keefe and Deputy Sheriff Tom McCorey after fleeing the city. He is jailed on assault and battery charges for injuring 12 year old Mary Dimo, biting her thumb and mangling her hand. The arrest followed witnesses and a warrant sworn by Justice Gordon after a hotel bar confrontation.
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Justice Gordon
Digrazio
Drgrozio
Frank Keefe
McCorey
Drerozio
Digrorio
California
Ballard Mayor and Council Tour Water Spring Prospect
Mayor Zook with four councilmen and the city engineer visited a spring outside Ballard seeking a water source. The engineer estimates 750000 gallons daily now and up to 1000000 with minor improvements. Owner Waring offers 2 1/2 acres of land near the spring for sale as city considers the bargain. P Mullen of The Star heads to Buffalo for about three weeks. The steamer Fairhaven was launched from Seattle shipyards after painting and overhaul.
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Zook
Waring
Pacific American Fisheries considers full cannery operations
D F Haermia, president of Pacific American Fisheries, visits Bellingham to review company property with E B Deming who will manage operations at the sound plants. Both cannery operations planned to run at full capacity with improvements approved by President Haermia and Deming.
Deming Sees No Need for Large Cannery Upgrades
Mr Deming states that it will not be necessary to spend much on improvements as the canneries are in first class condition. The comment reflects optimism about current facilities and future operations.
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Ris
High school program and upcoming Whim’s dance announced
Dr. T B Richardson spoke to students about the Olympic games in Greece in 1496 won by Americans. Miss Romaine Jansen sang soprano solos with Miss Crane on piano. Invitations went out for the Whim’s dance at Renton Hill club house on April 1 to aid the school paper. In Berlin Perez, a Jewish writer, was arrested on suspicion of revolutionary conspiracy after being summoned to a meeting of Jewish authors.
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T B. Richardson
Greece
Romaine Jansen
Crane
Renton Hill
Berlin
Perez
Preas
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Debility and Nerves
A trusted medicine with sixty years of experience, the original and strongest sarsaparilla endorsed by doctors for thin blood weak nerves exhaustion and general debility. Loans
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Ayer
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