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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
Nome Freight Docks Overwhelmed by Early Shipments
Shipping executives report 14 600 tons capacity at current docks with 25 000 tons needed for Nome cargo. Pier 1 and other piers are being pressed into service as gaps loom, forcing steamers to wait offshore until berths free. negotiations continue to secure additional dock space to handle the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Seward
Valdesen
North Weet Company
Cook & Co
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Southeastern
Holden
Broad
Holden and Broad
W. W.W. Robinson
Pier
Wall St
Clothes line thief flees with Mrs Elwood's yard haul
A nervy thief stripped Mrs. Elwood's clothes line at 1610 B Spruce yesterday and fled from police. He took the entire contents valued at not less than $26, leaving the clothes pins behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
B. Spruce
Styles for Spring Allover Broderies Anglaise
A sheer linen waist features English embroidery on the sleeves yoke and plastron. Tiny bust tucks create fullness while scalloped edging finishes the plastron and cuffs. A high stock neck and white ribbon belt frame the waist accented by four rhinestone buttons.
Reduced Rail Rates for Elk Meet in Denver Transit
The first announcement of railroad rates for the annual Elk meeting in Denver reached the O R & N local office. A round trip rate of 68 dollars applies with sale from July 16 to 16 and return by September 40. Many Elks from Seattle are expected to attend, with Santis members said to push for the next meeting city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Denver
Seattle
Grand Lodge
Santis
Kagan and Ericson Offer Cabinet Photos at $2.50
Photographers Kagan and Ericson of Bitel Building advertise extra fine eight exposure cabinet photos at two dollars and fifty cents per dozen. Open Saturday evenings, closed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagan & Ericson
Dawson Fears Floods From Rapid Spring Snow Melt
Dawsonites warn of overflowing rivers and jams on the Yukon with a quick snowmelt in Alaska. Steamers worry about flooding, docks, and river traffic as heavy snowpack dries in weeks, potentially forcing boats into streets if melt accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
ENDAN
Interior
Rivera
Butler
Dawson
Armory site thefts raise concern over lumber and frames
Citizens report a active theft of lumber and door frames from structures on the new armory site. The county deeded the land to the state and existing buildings on site were to belong to the contractor.
Jefferson Sails From Ska Toward Port
The report notes a vessel named Jefferson sailing yesterday from Ska and expected to reach port by Monday. A separate mention cites Roller Skates at Hon Marche Gc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ska
Hon Marche Gc
Labor unrest and abuse claims near Interbay
A report in labor circles says William Stanley a grading contractor used a large force near Interbay with workers clocking more than eight hours. Three Stanley employees were arrested for cruelty to animals, horse collars were seized for unsafe condi tions, and Stanley was said to be enforcing the eight hour law. Bunkhouse sanitary issues at Branley camp prompted high board costs and hospital fees. The Labor council investigated. Rev FL Wharton was accepted as a delegate from the Ministerial Alliance the first Methodist minister to join labor. Liverett unions held an open meeting to acquaint non union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William @tanley
Interbay
Akers
Labor Council
Stanley
Branley Camp
Camp Moses House
FL. Wharton
Ministerial Alliance
Wharton
Labor Organization
Allance
Charles Bretzle
Chapman Evangelists
Mara Arrives with Halibut at Son Juan Dock
The fishing schooner Mara arrived in the morning at the Son Juan dock from Plattery carrying 256000 pounds of halibut. Rough weather was reported during the voyage. Roller Skates at Bon Marche priced 69 cents. List it with List, Mutua Life Ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Son Juan
Plattery
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