Eastern visitors depart Seattle after harbor tour and civic welcome
The Fast delegation left at 4 AM aboard a special train. They visited Tacoma and Seattle enjoying a 17 mile run from Galbraith's dock to the navy yards. In Seattle they toured Lake Washington and Puget Sound sites, with speeches by Seattle chamber members and music by Wagner's orchestra.
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Tacoma
Bi Tumber
Seattle
Baines
F. Pete
Galbraith
Navy Yards
Puget Sound Naval Station
Bremerton
Madison Street
Lake Washington
King County
Canal
Ttah
Prominent Seattle Lodge Leader Dies of Pneumonia
Mitchell Quett of Seattle dies at St. Mary's Hospital at age 58 leaving a wife and two children in Ballard. John Ryan, 71, also dies here yesterday of pneumonia. February brings two births and two marriages near the area.
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Dawson
Mitchell Quett
Seattle
St. Mary's Hospital
Ballard
John Ryan
Miss Wilzinski Dead In San Francisco
Frances Wilzinski, city businesswoman and former optician at 113 Cherry Street, died Wednesday in San Francisco from heart failure. She leaves three brothers and two sisters and will likely be brought to the city for interment.
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Frances Wilzinski
San Francisco
Wilsinski
Cherry Street
Miners' Proposal Rejected By Operators In Dispute
Philadelphia March 22. Coal miners seek conference to avert strike but railway companies in control of mines consider the move unfavorably. Delaying a month could push a shutdown into warmer weather when operators prefer not to halt production.
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Philadelphia
Funeral notices and deaths in Seattle area
The funeral for Peter Munson was held from Butterworth's chapel this afternoon. Fred Brown aged 25 died at Providence hospital. Service for Mrs. Amelia W. Karaazek was held this afternoon from Seattle Undertaking Co. parlors with interment in Lakeview cemetery.
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Peter Munson
Butterworth’s
Fred Brown
Providence Hospital
Bonney & Stewart
Amelia W. Karaazek
Seattle Undertaking Co
Lakeview Cemetery
Navy Sets April 1 Official Trial for Torpedo Boat Goldsborough
The navy department announced the torpedo boat Goldsborough will conduct her official trial inspection in Seattle on April 1. The decision was made yesterday by the department.
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Goldsborough
Seattle
Navy Department
Village Parson and Parish Priest at Breese Opéra House
Amusements note three more shows this week at Breese Grand Opera House including The Village Parson with strong company and good scenery. Daniel Sully stars in A Parish at Seattle Theater commencing Sunday, portraying the Priest in a simple life like drama by Daniel L. Hart.
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Neill Gwynn
Breese Grand Opera House
Third Avenue
Sully
Seattle Theater Force
Daniel L. Hart
Mr. Hart
Mr. Sully
Goethe Masterpiece To Open Next Week By Morrison Company
The Morrison company brings a dramatic Goethe production to town next week on a grand New York style plan. The initial show is March 14 with a grand piano recital by Carreno at Plymouth Congregational Church next Monday evening under the Ladies Musical club. Mme. Carreno, famed worldwide, praised by European artists, performs to enthusiastic audiences. tickets available at leading music stores. The Searchlight notes the naval parade, showcased on Wig Second avenue, is a weekly success.
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James Neill
Grand Opera House
New York
Gwyn
King’s Wing
Seattle
Neil Company
Goethe
Morrison
New York City
Carreno
Ladies Musical Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mme
Carrenota
Europe
Wig Second Avenue
Wm. Dobson Acquitted in Assault to Robbery Trial
Wm. Dobson was acquitted yesterday by a jury in Judge Griffin's department on charges of assault to do bodily injury and attempt to commit robbery. He had claimed the crime was fabricated by an enemy to send him to the penitentiary after a prior prosecution.
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Wm. Dobson
Griffin
Dobson
University to Receive $270000 Appropriation Plan Set
President Graves outlined a detailed schedule for the $270,000 legislative appropriation to the university. He proposes $40,000 for the science hall, $10,000 for equipment, $46,000 for the power plant, and $160,000 for maintenance and salaries. The plan notes many volunteer student assistants and honors scholars who work without pay, reflecting broad support for the funding.
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Graves
Board of Regenta
University
Jesele Allen
A. H
Wm. J. Meredith
A. B
Alicia G. Pratt
Chas. A. Ruddy
Geo. Bh. Moorhouse
Harold J. M. Baker
The Strange Career of Caesar Moreno
Caesar Selso Moreno rose from Italian navy captain to merchant seaman leader. He aided Sumatra revolts, earned France honors, organized a Chinese steamship line, and helped craft coast fisheries laws. His life included Honolulu intrigues, Washington controversies, and a late charity burial after paralysis.
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Washington, D. C
Caesar Selso Moreno
Reat
St. Mary's
Moreno
Italy
Sumatra
Holland
France
China
Francisco
Leland Stanford
Orient
Man murders three children with ax in Clinton Maine
Jacob Marr killed his three children with an ax in Clinton Maine yesterday. His wife witnessed the attack and fled to her father in law to sound the alarm. When authorities arrived the children were dead and Marr was washing his bloody hands.
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Clinton
Maine
Jacob Marr
State House Advances Cigarette Manufacture Ban
ST PAUL March 22 The lower house has poset the exhibit the manu acture and sale of cigarettes.
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ST. Paul
Indies Boys Face Tacoma in Seattle High Tipoff
The Seattle High Indies boys basketball squad schedules a night game in Tacoma against the local high school team. The Seattle girls have trained hard and expect victory. A large crowd of supporters will travel to Tacoma, with few male spectators admitted to the event. Starting lineup includes Mabie Sea grave captain, Gertrude Smart, Carrie Atkinson, Inca Calhoun, and Edna Newton at center.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Mabie Seagrave
Gertrude Smart
Carrie Atkinson
Inca Calhoun
Edna Newton
Steamer Al-Ki Arrives From Skagway With Cargo and Passengers
Steamer Al-Ki under Capt. Lloyd arrived from Skagway with a light passenger list but a large mail shipment from Southwestern Alaska. The vessel carried 167 barrels of salmon 20 tons of halibut 1000 deer skins and 7 tons of ore from Copper Mountain. Passengers included KE B Wyman Mrs B A Olson Miss Pauline Olson and E L Range.
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Al-Ki
Lloyd
Skagway
Alaska
Copper Mountain
KE. B&. Wyman
B. A. Olson
Pauline Olson
E. L. Range
Case Against A M Robinette Set For April 3
The case against A. M. Robinette charged with kidnapping was scheduled for April 3. Robinette is also charged with stealing the four year old child of Mrs. Clara Coleman. Three Musicians Union dances at Armory listed for March 23, April 6, with tickets at We and Diamond Ice advertised and contact Tel Main 1059.
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A. M. Robinette
Robinette
Clara Coleman
Musicians Union
Armory
Costa
Students Celebrate Institution's Usefulness in Joyful Night
Dr. Graves praised the eatatenstitution's usefulness as students showed happiness Wednesday night. He likened the moment to Hithe fellow with a new sled, noting shared excitement and pride.
Elliott Bay Yacht Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Elliott Bay Yacht Club elected Dr George B Thompson commodore A Robits vice commodore L Keating treasurer and A Goodell measurer for the coming year. Indications point to heavy yachting on the Bound. The Queen City Yacht Club faces a precarious condition.
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Elliott Bay
Small Fire at Washington Iron Works on Orant Street Bridge
Fire department responded last night to a small blaze at Washington Iron Works on Orant Street bridge. No injuries reported and flames were extinguished promptly by firefighters.
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Washington Iron Works
Orant Street Bridge
Seminole Bark Arrives in Sydney in Bad Condition
The Seminole owned by C. L. Denny reached Sydney with a leaky hull after heavy seas and bad weather. The ship, 196 feet long with a 17 foot hold, was sold as junk to the highest bidder after discharging lumber from Puget Sound. Built in Connecticut in 1966, she had long operated between Puget Sound and Australia.
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C. L. Denny
Thin City
Rydney
Australia
Puget Sound Potat
Bydney
Connecticut
Puget Sound
Osteopathy students offer free chronic case treatment
A limited number of chronic cases are treated at no charge under the supervision of a physician. Sessions occur on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Washington Institute of Osteopathy in the Safe Deposit Building.
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Art
Ashington Institute of Osteopathy
Safe Deposit Building
Noah He Did Build An Ark From Biblical Geology Views
Letters from Rev. Dr. George F Wright discuss evidence from Alaska on Genesis flood claims. Wright argues the Bible verse about covering all high hills may reflect past submergence with few lasting geological signs. He cites Lyell, Pratowicz, and Glacial catastrophes, noting a dozen thousand miles of Asia travel.
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George F Wright
Aala
Wright
Can Lyell
Evidence of Submergence and Global Flood Theories
The excerpt argues no general glaciation in Asia like America and Europe but asserts extensive land submergence to Mount Ararat after human appearance. It cites Russian geologists finding ancient human remains in sediments linked to that submergence and claims Northern Central Asia showed crustal instability since mankind. It concludes that the Bible’s flood account is entirely credible.
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Haatorn
Central Asia
America
Europe
Mount Ararat
Earth
Central
Asia
Boundary survey to mark US British line in Washington
The state department plans a survey and marking of the boundary between American and British territory in Washington state. The line has history of nearly triggering war between the United States and England, and the task aims to solidify the frontier.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Washington
Pat Yeon
United States
England
There’s Nothing Too Good for Sick Folks
Bartell Drug Company offers medicines direct from makers at reduced prices with prompt mail and local service. They advertise valuable items such as White Haegel best quality pint and gallon rates, Cutloura Soap cake, and Wryeths Emulsion liver oil with Vaseline bottles, plus weekly mail orders and careful prompt attention.
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Bartell Drug Company
Makera
Witeh Hagel
Wryeth
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Chicago Commercial Club
Miss Wilzinski
Neil Gwynn
Daniel Sully
James Neill Company
Tewis Morrison
Faust
Third Avenue Theater
Fred Rice Howell
School of Mines
Chas. Shepard
Victor &. Palmer
School of Law
George McKay
KE. St. John
Emi Hortes
Caesar Moreno
Hawaii
Boreno
Padrone
Frystem
Haron Fava
Lil
St. Mary's Church
Louis "Klodt
Second Avenue
Prof
Sheldon
Beattie
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Spokane
Yesler Way
Yacht Club
Meyole
Sim
Columbia Tel
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Rjanos
Sai Z
Howard and Kingsbury
Noah
Oberlin
Tree Sieg Co
Barrett DrusCo
Seyond Avenue
Yesler
T Suite
H. Lewis
First Avenue
Chabry
Simison Bros
Moran Bros
Engine and Ship Builders
Steel and Wood Lumber Mill
Keeley
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
J. P. Ray
Mar
Green Lake
Fremontear
Offoe
Sullivan Building
Tel
Main
Wash
Wagner's Orchestra
Agner
Price
Castile
Tve
Marshalls
Aix
Santa Claus
Bowes
Bormarche
Frank E. Adams Kupert
Blee Coimen Eee Tel
Sentus
Marty
Geatile “Theater
R. Howk
Boston
Rand Opera —House
Nell Gwynn
Hird Avenue Theater
Bone Main Se
Buecell Manarze
MR. W. BE. Nankeville
Human Hearts
W. M. Russell
Seattte
Lewis Morrison
Teresa Carreno
Ladies Sical Club
Steinway
Pieterss
McKinley
Jaffa
Welsbach
Peddiers
Seattle Gas
Sherman, Clay
Avenarius
Carbolineum
Schwabecher Haniware
Cette Thet Chay Om
Coxler Strees
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