Dolphin Captain Completes Record Canal Run
Captain John A. led the Dolphin to port after a six day twenty one hour round trip on the canal. The vessel carried twenty six passengers including Miller, Sladen, Kane, and Savant amid illness and tension surrounding a melancholia case aboard.
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Dolphin
John A
Pases
Miller
KR. MH. Sladen
Yono
H. M. Savant
J. W
H. G. Kane
Washington
Yukon Council Member Travels to Dawson via Moose and Skagway
Giroward of Athabaska journeys to Dawson en route to take up registrar duties with the Yukon council. Judge Choquette presided at a court session where a bond was issued. Hon. James Rows appointed commissioner of the Yukon replacing Mr. Ogilvio. Ross plans to depart Moose for Vancouver then Skagway, traveling over the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroward
Athabaska
Se Todat
Dawson
Choquette
James Rows
Yukon
Ogilvio
Ross
Moose
Vancouver
Skagway
Bible School Teachers Institute at First Baptist Church
A Bible School teachers institute will be held at First Baptist Church on March 25 27 33 and 9. Mrs James Edmunds of Port will lead sessions for Sunday school workers. Discussions follow each session with Mr Edmunds on the organ The Primary Lesson The Gradation of the Child The Bible Echo The Preparan tion and Management of the Bible School are among topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Tee
Jas. Edmunds
Port
Edmunds
Life
Organiza Bible School
Memorial on Pioneer Place Fountain Plan Discussed
A Seattle city council and chamber of commerce committee discussed a fountain for Pioneer Place. The Pioneer Association trustees attended as the first formal decision set a $56,000 fundraising target. The city will seek water access, the Snoqualmie Power Co will grant perpetual electricity, and funds will be raised with a design competition for a skilled artist to supply full specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
of Commerce
Pions
Seattle
Sncnile Power Co
Pioneer Association
World of Labor and Sweat Shops Skirmish in Chicago
An article notes friction between foremen and workers in Chicago amid labor themes. References Bishop Potter and the Brotherhood, a penitentiary deal, and shifts in production toward machinery. It hints at large numbers and possible upcoming excitements or conflicts in labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Potter
New York
Brotherhood of
Chicago
Shell Fire Across the Horizon Described by Veteran Sailor
A Cali man recounts Mare Island Mare Island range tests aboard the Oregon revealing how naval gunnery sights align from the aiming stand to a distant 11 foot square screen. The account details the turret view through a telescope and the geometry used to sight shells.
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Cali
Oregon
Mare
Hard to Aim Aboard a Ship with Onboard Gun Fire
A narrator describes the extreme difficulty of aiming artillery from a rolling ship. The gun crew, aided by wheels and levers, achieves a shot that tears part of a white canvas target as the telegraph key is pressed. The scene highlights naval gunnery skill amid chaotic sea motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieton
St. Vitus
Galtor-Man
Herrmann
Missing Persons Inquiries Pass Through Police Line
The chief of police reports recent inquiries from several citizens seeking missing persons. Names include Andrew Wilson in Spokane. Fred Jackson in Kansas City. James Leonard in Bining. Wm. T. Hill in Toronto. Samuel Mesh in Cleveland. Harry Williams last seen in Arcata. James Leyde in St. Paul. Geo. Carpenter last heard from December 1900 in Portland. Rufus R. Caldwell in Tulare. a Weymouth resident seeks her father lost about six years ago. W. Wallace Sanderson sought by Helen W Chandler of Lyman Massachusetts.
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Meredith
Mary A. Davis
Spokane
Wash
Andrew Wilson
G. Bartlett
Kansas City
Fred Jackson
F. A. Coutts
Bining
James Leonard
M. A. Brown
Toronto
Canada
Saatnens
Seattle
Helen W. Chandler
Lyman. Maass
W. Wallace Sanderson
Rattlers Go Home Backward Says Denver Expert
Denver rattlesnake expert Harry Davies says rattlers sometimes retreat tail first when pursued. He disputes Capt. Cecil A. Deane and W. C. Ferrill over whether snakes enter holes head or tail first, offering to demonstrate with rattlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davies
Denver
Cecil A. Deane
War Relic Department
State Capitol
W. ¢. Ferrill
Historical and Natural History Society
Capt. Deane
Ferrill
Prof. Davies
Denver Republican
Capt
Deane
Curio
Professor Davies
Narrow Arctic Rescue of Doctors and Mail Carriers
A letter from Nome reports Dr. Sears and two companions nearly perished after illness while seeking an abandoned claim near New Year. A relief party from the Arctic Brotherhood aided Sears to Nome by sleigh. Mail riders Al Smith and McLean completed a 500 mile run amid perilous conditions and Norton F. G. Kimball and a companion escaped death after being carried on an ice flow for 48 hours until wind shifted.
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Harry Reinhardt
Skagway
G. J. Kolash
Nome
Sears
Dr. J
Arctic Brotherhood
al Smith
McLean
Eaton
Norton F. G. Kimball
Railway Mail Service
Washington Volunteers Association to form national group
The Washington Volunteers Association met at the Armory to discuss forming a national organization. The local group plans to entertain Washington volunteers being mustered out in San Francisco and host a dance or dinner at the Armory upon their Seattle arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Volunteers’ Association
Armory
Washington Boys
San Francisco
Seattle
Funeral notices for local residents reflect church services
The funeral for Mary J. La Rocque was held this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Good Help with interment at Calvary Cemetery. Tomorrow services for Mrs. F. G. Kramer will be held by Bonney & Stewart's funeral home. Funeral services for Wm. W. Anderson were held at 10 o'clock this morning at Butterworth's chapel.
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Mary J. la Rocque
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Calvary Cemetery
F. G. Kramer
Bonney & Stewart
Wm. W. Anderson
Butterworth’s
Local Playhouses See Profitable Week Busy With Notable Acts
The week offered strong attractions at the Grand opera house and Third Avenue theater. Nell Gwynn at the Grand and the Ralph B B Cummings company return teased summer success. Laura Nelson Hall impressed as Nell Gwynn while The Village Priest drew patrons. Chand Recital promises a rare piano evening by Mme Carreno at Plymouth Congregational church March 2.
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Nonights
Nell Qwyne
Grand Opera House
Clowes
Ralph Bb. Cummings
Grand
Laura Nelson Hall
Nell Gwynn
Ahe
Umea
Mme. Carreno
Auspions
Ladies’ Musical Club
Flymouth
Mme. Carreno Haa
Plymouth Congregational Church
Notick
Steinway
Parien Priest at Seattle Theater Delights With Daniel Sully
Daniel Sully presents The Parien Priest in Seattle featuring a strong Father Whalen performance. Play blends humor and pathos as two lovers drift apart, weaving a tale of conflict and resolve with picturesque staging and simple beauty.
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Daniel Sully
New York
Boston
Seattle
Daniel L. Hart
Father Whalen
Neill Company to Present Two Major Operatic Dramas
James Neill and his company arrive at the Grand Opera House next week with two leading works Under Two Flags and Ellen Gwyn the King s House The lineup includes A Social Highwayman and a Faust production at the Third Avenue theater with Goethes masterpiece staged by Lewis Morrison The review praises refined decorum and moral aims over risqué insinuations
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Grand Opera House
James Neill
Neill
Nefli
Oudin
New York
Ellen Gwyn
King’s House
Wen
Neill Company
R. Owen Meach
Chas. Reade
Onl
Tt Otly
Netll Company
James
Nettl Company
Courtice Jaffray
Morton Harley
Jaffray
Third Avenue Theater
Lewis Morrison
Goethe
Faust
Theatre Listings at Beattie and Third Avenue Theatres
The Searchite notes Beattie theater during March 41 with The County Fair starring Nell Burgess as Abigail Prue. Shirley company returns week of March 11 with The War of Wealth and other titles. J J Rosenthal presents The Good Girl at Third Avenue week of April 4. Chas Frohman stages The Little Minstrel at Beattie soon. New York run extended to 299 nights and packed houses.
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Neil Burgone
Abigail Prue
Beattie Theater
New England
Nell Burgess
Allaal Prue
Shirley
Third Avenue Theater
Miss Shirley
J. J. Rosenthal
Chas, Frohman
Puget Sound Bridge Wins Cremerton Wharf Contract
The Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co of Seattle has the contract to build the ordnance wharf and concrete sea wall at Bremerton. Government funds exceed 84000 dollars, with 60 to 100 men employed. work expected to take about four months under Manager H H Fowler.
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Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co
Beattle
Cremerton
HH. Fowler
Dredging Company
Suburban Mail Carrier Proposals Open for Local Rail Lines
Bealed proposals called for carrying suburban mail between the post office and Beatle and Mamner Beach Third street Sub urban Grant Street Electric and Beattle Traction Co. Mide to be received by March 41 applicants must be at least 14 years old and quarterly wages are not to be paid.
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Beatle
Mamner Beach
Third Street & Suburban
Grant Street Electric
Beattle Traction Co
Mide
W C T U to Hold March Meeting at North Baptist Church
The Seattle North W C T U plans to omit the March partition meeting and instead promises an unusually interesting program for the regular meeting on March 5 in the North Baptist church. All are invited.
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Rainier Lodge
No. 166
Germania
Seattle North W. C
Charcot Treatment Promises Nerve Strength and Vitality
An advertisement touts a nerve tonic claimed to restore strength and health for nervous prostration indigestion from anxiety and overwork. It asserts real durable power, promotes vitality, and cites physician authority with locations in Beattie Washington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Guy
Beattie, Wash
Bartell Drug Co Offers Fair Prices on Prescriptions
In an ad style note the Bartell Drug Co promotes accurate prescription filling and competent pharmacists. It highlights sundries at reasonable prices with window hints mentioning products like 20¢ Packer's Tar Soap and 15¢ Virginia Bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartell Drug Co
Mennen
Faust at the Third Avenue Theater Next Week
A notice states that during the Faust performance at the third Avenue theater next week no persons will be seated while the curtain is up.
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Ird Avenue
Seattle’s Finest Furniture Store Opening This Saturday
The new Seattle furniture store opens on Saturday March 30 with a musical program by the Seattle Military Band. It promises an expansive display of carpets, furniture and draperies, exclusive patterns, and high end pieces including three piece bedroom suits and expensive curtains. The article urges all to attend and notes no invitation cards will be sent.
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Seattle
Northwest
Aeolian Grand Orchestra at Rainier Grand Café Schedule
The notice lists Aeolian Grand Orchestra performances at the Rainier Grand Café every evening from 6 30 to 6 30 and 10 p m to 12 p m plus three Saturday dances by the Musicians Union at the Armory on March 23 30 and April 6. Tickets are Sir. and ladies free with Diamond seat the best and the price is no more than the cheapest. Tel Main 1069.
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Rainier Grand Cafe
Musicians’ Union
Armory
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Irip
Lynn Canal
Yukon Council
Bible School
Cemters’ Institute
the World of Labor
Zee
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Alaska
Janes
For National Organization
Third Avenue
James Neill Company
Searchite
Second Avenue
Fraternal Brotherhood
W.c.t. U
de. Charcot
Clare
Cinceurtrae
Yesier
G.L. Holmes
Rand Opera
John Cort
Tel
Main
Cort
Incomparable Neill Company
Ouida
Wuccenn
King's Play House
Bachelongs Romarkce
Hoyt’s
Third Avenue Theatre
W. M. Hosel
Mer
Town Theatre
Nuremburg Cathedral
Tyrer Stor
Fike Street
Second Ave
Washington Ark
Puget Mill Company
Mutual Life Building
Ares
C. A. Gay
Seattle Transfer Co
Schuchard Optical Co
Specians
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Geatile Theatre
J. P. Howe
Weekes
Balance Gallery
State of Washington
County of
King
John C. Yeatman
Marquis L. Hamilton
Marcus L. Hamilton
Frank H. Paul
C. Head
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
Gustave Harras
James L. Sharpe
Frank C. Hil
James 8. Elliott
Fay W. Foster
John H. Alien
William Caldwell
Sumonsa
Frank C. Hill
Hamilton
King County
Gray & Perkins
Hugh A. Tatt
Plaintiff
P.O
Hoom
Gs. L. Holmes Furniture Coe
Spring St
Hird Avenue
W. BE. Nankeville
Human Hearts
Teresa Carreno
President McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Albert Hansen
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
Enecaleta
Howard Building
Portland, Or
Calton
Bunday
Chickering & Sons
Weber, Kimball, Pease and Singer
Kimball & Burdett
D.s.johnson
Burke Building
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street Hardware
Lloyd Transfer CO
Marton St. Tel. Main
Sherman the Undertakers
Mein
Guion
American Bonding & TrustOn
Vergiana Cesualty Company
Fred A. Wing
Frank M. Guten
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