Work NW Under Way On Coastal Improvement Project
The work near the coast advances with Ae Coast company to build a new sea wall and warehouses at the foot of a bluff. A two story brick warehouse, concrete sea wall, and paving are planned along Railroad Ave to improve the harbor front. Permits are in the hands of City Thomann for the wall construction and related changes.
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Board of Puband Ie
Olty Thomann
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Raitroad Av
State News Curled Fragments From Wenatchee River Survey
Campbell of Seattle and Wright of Tacoma are involved in a bid to settle a weavers strike near Wenatchee with a riverbank survey. Geaney, 74, of Wallallla valley, went missing after leaving Dry Creek and was found drowned, having fallen from a six foot bank into four feet of water near his home.
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Campbell
Seattle
Wenatchee
Wright
Tacoma
Ileman
Ety
Geaney
Wallallla Valley
Dry Creek
Local and regional notes from Alaska and Washington
George H Whitney and Frank Newhall arrive from San Francisco en route to Juneau Alaska. G V Zinkan of Skagway attends Stevens with his bride formerly Grace McParland of the White Pass route. J P Aoera to work on Cordova Way railroad with M J Heney. Marriage at Brinnon Wash March 18, couple to make Brinnon their home. University of California summer session June 26 to August 4 1906 in Berkeley. Sanborn port captain at Whitehorse northbound via Palace. McGovern from Fairbanks arrives Seattle. Alaska Central railway line started from Chena. Intion pictures by A Benjamin Smith displayed. Frank Marcos jailed for liquor sale. license refused. Supreme court still undecided on Duwamish river property case Lohse vs others. Sheriff Graham seeks Ed Lowde for thefts from Aberdeen. City boulevards routes laid out north of the city. Memorial services for Susan B Anthony held. Lodge mortgage ceremony for Beattie No 1. Logs price rise noted by Washington Log Brokerage. Mann complains about baseball debris. police asked to intervene. Grips and papers found on Third Ave. Rathbone and Miller arrested for fur thefts.
Seattle to Get Modern Dental College Promoters Assure
A Seattle chamber of commerce committee reports assurances of establishing a Northwestern Dental College in Seattle with a $60,000 capitalization. About $55,000 to $60,000 is pledged by promoters and investors to fund grounds and equipment, with local interest high and Portland backers experienced.
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Special Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern Dental College
Portland
Setere Fe
Oine
Oregon City
Maritime Movement Notes From Seattle Harbor
Steamer Charles Nelson arrived at the pier during the night and will sail to Tacoma this afternoon to load grain and merchandise for San Francisco. Lumber will not be taken on this trip. Steamer Worth will be unable to load and sail north until Thursday at the earliest. Steamer Portland is at Pier 4 from Eagle Harbor after repairs from a rock collision near Spire Island. All machinery overhaul, decks scraped, steamer cabins cleaned and painted. about 60,000 dollars spent on valuation and fitting. Steamer Olympia to off Coe moater drydock and will be at Pier four to load for Honolulu. Truebridge in command will be accompanied by his wife. Steamer City of Puebla towed into San Francisco with a broken propeller. repairs will not be complete before June 4. More serious damage found. auxiliary engines torn to pieces. main engines worse than thought. Propeller wheel lent caused machinery to run away and break. Shaft parts are being made in San Francisco causing delay. Bark Kilmaine arrived from Shields, England with pig iron and bricks for Gabraith Bacon Co. Sailed 22 1906. faced storm cargo shifts and rigging loss. Montevideo repairs. Steamer Bertha sails tonight for Valdez, Seward and the westward with full cargo and passengers. Edith to depart for Reward Street late tonight or tomorrow morning with explosives and freight for Alaska Central railway. Barkentine Skagit sailed from Port Landlow for Cook Inlet with lumber. first sailing west this season. Steamer Jefferson due tonight from Skagway and other ports. Steamer Santa Barbara sails from Seattle Wednesday morning for San Francisco and Los Angeles. Steamer Hatner L McGray & Co. sails Wednesday evening for San Francisco.
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Topeka
University debate teams prep for interstate railroad rate question
This afternoon the university teams practiced in Denny Hall for a debate against Oregon and Idaho teams next Thursday. Arguments were submitted to Prof Priest Friday. The central issue concerns interstate regulation of railroad rates, a topic already used by many colleges nationwide and five Northwest teams will discuss it.
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Idaho
Denny Hall
Priest
Memmbers
Northwest
Students Vote to Incorporate at University
A student body meeting approved incorporating the Associated Students to fund and support a new boat house project. The plan includes apartments for societies and a general reception, with a loan of several thousand dollars to be floated to gain business community confidence.
Tides for Tomorrow March 27
Tomorrow's tides list extreme high at 12:01 a.m. and extreme low at 6:68 a.m. mean high at 12:32 p.m. and mean low at 7:02 a.m. The note ends with a stray letter.
School Board to Audit Payroll and Bid on Site Contracts
The school board will hold the regular meeting this evening to audit the monthly payroll and let contracts for plumbing and grading on one or two new school sites. The Interlake high school excavation contract will be discussed. Roller skates at Bon Marche, 69 cents.
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Interlake High School
License vote eyed as Robb license front runs 3 o'clock meeting
Division marks a council debate on granting W R Robb a license with a 3 PM committee session. Report cites a potential defeat and notes a proposed bloc of councilmen could tilt outcome if not broken. Also mentions a wedding of Dr Albert Monon to Miss Marton L Baiferd and upcoming Beattie plans on May 15. Roller skates sale announced for Marche 2.
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Bursett
Crichton
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Mallen
Murphy
Revelle
Reynolds
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de. Albert
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Saginaw
Orchard Confess Hearings Spark Labor Union Walkout
A coalition of 120 labor unions plans to leave New York in response to a notice allowing confessions from Orchard and Adame. Prosecution objects to admitting Orchard for viewing. Meanwhile a six story factory in New York burned, four firemen injured, losses pegged at 540000. girl workers saved by fire nets. In Renton a new bank to open April 1 hires Proadwater as manager and William McKifresh suffers knee injury after a fall from a horse.
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Downing
Bedford Ste
Divorce Suit Sparks Private Settlement Claim
Jenkin William reports he identified a separation after his wife Margaret A. William sued him for divorce. He contends the divorce action was false and seeks relief, arguing grounds tied to her alleged charges. The contested suit questions usual grounds for granting a divorce, noting his complaint appears intrusive and crimeline.
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Cone
Jenkin William
Margaret A. William
Humboldt Sails for Skagway with 66 Passengers
Steamer Humboldt will sail north tonight to Skagway and other ports carrying about 66 passengers, half bound for Dawson and Fairbanks. The ship recently arrived from the north and plans a full freight load. Notables aboard include Dan Metfitill, Otto Virenner, J. J. McKean and five N. C. Co steamboat men. The Ladies Auxiliary of Temple de Hirsch held a tea for organ fund at Mrs. Lurte's home.
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Skagway
Dawson
Peirbanksa
Dan Metfitillvray
Eldorado
Otto Virenner
Lewis River
J. J. McKean
Eagle City
N. C. Co
Temple de Hirsch
County commissioners defend road funds and district expansion
In reply to misappropriation charges, county officials publish a signed statement detailing annual highway funds and expenditures since taking office. They argue funds open new districts to connect settlers with cities, countering Macadam vs temporary road critiques. Fred R. Brith, international secretary of the YMCA, spoke at Grand Opera House yesterday.
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Local Names Appear in Odd Ledger Snippet
L. J. Powell 2 percent Mabton and Myrtie Golden Phillipa 22 Yakima John A Blomaniat 96 Claribel Murphey 25 Neaport lovamibattista Covello 22 Migilore Kowa 24 Conrad Hanson 21 Annie Anderson 26 Roller skates at Bon Marche centa one.
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L. J. Powell
Mabton
Myrtie Golden Phillipa
Yakima
John A. Blomaniat
Claribel Murphey
Neaport Lovamibattista Covello
Migilore Kowa
Conrad Hanson
Annie Anderson
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State News
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George H. Whitney
Frank Newhall
United States Marine
Juneau
Alaska
G. V. Zinkan
Howe
Stevens
Grace McParland
Auditor's
Vancouver
White Pass
J.P. Aoera
White Passe
Yukon
Rainier Grand
M. J. Heney
Cordova Way
George W. Jameson
Mies Viela
Marty
Brinnon
Wash
Rev. M. Bella
University of California
Berkeley
BR Sanborn
White Harge
White Paes & Yukon Steamers
the Palace
J. BR. McGovern
Pairbanks
Alaska Central Railway
Chena
Little's Hall
A. Benjamin Smith
Mr. Smith
Frank Marcos
Matt Starwich
Supreme Court
Duwamish River
Lohee Brick Company
Tenry Lohse
Graham
Chehalla County
Ed Lowde
Aberdeen
Woodland Park
Brooklynavy
Political Equality Club
Busen B Anthony
Unitarian Church
Washington Log @ Hrokerage association
J. K Mann
Adams
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Westernday
Arthur Merrison
Etip Ie
Howard GO. Rathbone
Marty Miller
Hubbard and Preeman
Aston
Second Avenue
Gia
Mrs. Potts’ Nickle
Sins
Rogers
de Soc
Peter S Lyn Biat Micon
Aly Bnuge and
Dental College
Charles Nelson
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Worith
Eagle Ha@or
Spire Island
Olympia
Coemaater Drydock
Honolulu
Kilmaine
Shields
England
Gabbraith, Bacon Co
W. BA. McKay
Montevideo
Bertha
Valdez
Seward
Edith
Reward Street
Barkentine Skagit
Port Landlow
Cook Inlet
Jefferson
Skagway and
Way Ports
Santa Barbara
Sen Frepeleco
Lono Angeles
Hatner L. Mc Gray & Co
Bon Marche
Second Ave
Pacific Coast
Great Manufacturers
Fon Marche
Conta
Orchard
Renton
M. Proadwater
William McKifresh
McKifresh
Renton Glass Works
Anam
Lawa
Washington Creamery
Emperor
Adams Tea & Coffee Co
Humboldt Sails
First Ave
Centa
Bennet
Trojan
Weisbach
A. Bridge & CO
Popular Price Clothiers
Uncle Sam
Larton
Panama
Eton
NEW London Coats
Brown
Reseda
Black
Phone—Inc
L. J. Hoffman
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