Florence Crittenton Mission collects about $1500 in Florence
Evangelist Crittenton spoke to nearly two thousand at the Armory praising rescue work. He outlined how many girls enter houses of ill fame yearly and how promises of marriage and low-wage jobs drive their downfall. About 100 attended a Young People’s meeting, and 7:45 p.m. services drew crowds again as plans for a Florence Crittenton Mission and home donation drive unfold.
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Evangelist Crittenton
Armory
Roger 8. Greene
United States
Crigtenton
Pokane
National
Florence Crittenton Association
Florence Crittenton Mission Society
Spokane
St. Paul
Seattle
Wilhelm's Latest Idea Sparks Naval Beard Edict
The Vorwaerts reports an admiralty order requiring naval officers and men to be clean shaven or wear full beards, echoing British naval customs. The piece recalls Henry VIII era harsh laws against beggars, detailing punishment progression and a workaround offering two years of service under bond for repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprlan
Vorwaerts
Admiralty
England
Janet Waldorf Stars in The Hunch Back at Third Avenue
Amusements bulletin notes Janet Waldorf performs in The Hunch Back at the Third Avenue Theater with a billed run. The short notice highlights the show’s cast and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Theater
Janet Waldorf
Balloon warfare and airship use in future wars
The article traces historic legal attitudes toward poverty and beggary under Edward, Mary, and Elizabeth, then discusses military balloons evolving from observation to potential offensive use. It notes bombs dropped from airships could cause harm and cites Russia's interest for an international peace congress. Britain’s Maquimalt fort is described as a rock excavated defense against overhead attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Great Britain
Maquimalt
Man Killed by Team Near Erickson Ferry
Oro mail driver reports Fred Wehbe of near Webbeville was accidentally killed while crossing the Okanogan river at Erickson's ferry. He was transporting freight from Brewster to Republic when he fell between his horses and was kicked to death. He left a wife and two or three children. he was about 25 or 30 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Wash
Oro
Fred Wehbe
Weheville
Okanogan River
Erickson
Pope Celebrates Mass. Physician Reports Stable Condition
Rome reports the Pope celebrated mass yesterday and a physician states his condition is very satisfactory. The brief bulletin notes continued improvement and the Holy See awaits further updates.
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Rome
Seattle Press Club Forms to Welcome State and National Groups
Twenty seven newspaper representatives organized the Seattle Press club in the chamber of commerce to entertain the Washington State Press association next summer. Levett M. Wood was temporary chair man and Charles P. Burnett temporary secretary. Will Steel elected treasurer. three vice presidents named from the Times Post-Intelligencer and Star. An entertainment committee of seven was chosen. The club plans joint entertainments with the National Edit association meeting in Portland around July 4.
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Seattle Press Club
Chamber of Commerce
Washington State Press Association
Levett M. Wood
Trade Register
Charles P. Burnett
Post-Inteligencer
Wil A. Steel
Joseph Blethen
the Times
Edgar B. Piper
The
Post-Intelligencer
H. Wells
Star
Blethen
Piper
Mr. Wells
A. T. Ambrose
Will Steel
T. H. A. McGill
0. M. Moore
John Condon
Horace McClure
KB. L. Reber
National Edit Association
Port
BE. B. Piper
Co. J. Sullivan
Times
Chas
P. Murnett
H. B. Merkel
New York Clipper
John T. Condon
Review
Lovett M. Wood
Elmer A. Friend
L. D. Norris
FE. Downing
M. Moore
C. D. Stratton
Will A. Steel
Lee
W. J. R. Johnston
B. L. Reber
Post- Intelligencer
B.L. Hampton
Saturday Mail
Sensational sermon targets Tonawanda pastor sparks inquiry
In Tonawanda New York last night Rev John A Copeland preached a charged sermon interpreted as accusing Rev B Q Denham of wrongdoing and breaking up a home. North Side Christian church elders call for an investigation and a church notice summons Frank L Lane to appear March 23 1999 to substantiate the charge.
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Tonawanda
New York
John A. Copeland
Gratwick Christian Church
B. Q. Denham
North Side
Tonawanda Herald
Denham
North Bide Christian Church
Copeland
Paul
Tonawandas
Esrmon
Frank Ll. Lane
Frank L. Lane
F. L. Lane
North Tonawanda Church of Christ
Benjamin Tl. Rand
Board of Elders
Distinguished Arrival Beveridge and Wife Arrive in City
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana and his wife arrive in the city and register at the Rainier Grand. Beveridge, on his way to the Orient, is expected to visit the Philippines. He rose rapidly in politics and appears strikingly young with strong features.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
City
Rainier Grand
Beveridge
Orient
Philippines
Garonne Sail to Honolulu with Large Farm Cargo
The steamer Garonne departed for Honolulu and Hawaiian ports carrying an unusually large cargo dominated by farm produce. It included 4400 sacks of flour 1020 tons of hay 757 sacks of bran and 700 sacks of oats. The iron and machinery load comprised 77 packages 2631 steel plates 350 bundles of ties 4 switches and one push car. The shipment also carried 545 cases of beer totaling 94563 in value.
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Garonne
Honolulu
Hawaiian
Seattle Inklings Foreclosures and Condemnation Petitions
New suits filed in King County alleys include Calvin Richardson versus Horace Stratton and Marilda Stratton for foreclosure and a Seattle City petition to condemn property on Eighteenth and Eighth Avenues to widen streets and open East Denny Way. Mary Holbrook and W Holbrooke relate to a county road opening. Judge Cann says summer sessions will skip Saturday afternoons except emergencies. A city clerk petition from ten appears in the filing.
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Calvin Richardson
Horace F. Stratton
Marilda F. Stratton
City of
Seattle
Eighteenth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
East Dennyway, Co
King Va
Mary Holbrook
W. Holbrooke
Milwaukees Leather Trust Names Its American Company
A proposed upper leather trust to unify suppliers and buyers reportedly named the American Hide and Leather Company with a capital of about 59 million. Milwaukee Boston and Chicago firms signed the agreement to regulate prices and production while offices may be in Boston with branches in Chicago St Louis and other markets. A charter application is said to be pending with New England backers and bankers supporting the plan amid rival talks and signed commitments.
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Milwauker
Wis
March
Upper Leather” Trust
American Hide and Leather Company
Milwaukee
William Becker Leather Company
George Martin Leather Company
Conrad Bros
White Bros. & Co
Boston
Hernard & Friedman
Little Faille
N. Y
Thin City
Chicago
St. Oula
New England
George H. Allen
R. F. Pilin
Gallan & Bon
Market Quotations From Quiet Wort Street Trading
Monday morning Wort street showed dull trade as quotations held firm. Prices offered by the local dealer cover grains dairy poultry and livestock with stout figures for Beattie Dock deliveries and round lots across oats wheat barley hay and fats.
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Wort Street
Dentera
Lota
Beattie
Puget Sound
Washington
Timothy
California Lumber Prices List and Furnishings Details
A dense listing of lumber and building materials with prices per unit or measurement. Items include fir, cedar, spruce, shingles, flooring, boards, fenc ing, and kiln dry notes, alongside quantities and finishes. Prices range from per M for timber to dollars per square foot and per piece, with no clear article context.
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Washington
Northern Pacific overland brings eastern and southern travelers
The Northern Pacific overland train with eleven coaches arrived at the depot yesterday carrying southern travelers who came over the Hurtington. The Great Northern followed in the afternoon, also well loaded with eastern passengers, as mineral development and agriculture draw people from the east to this state.
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Northern Pacific Overland
Great Northern
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Svared
Florence Crittenton Mission
Wilhelm
Ued
Edward
Mary
Elisabeth
Fred Wehe
Pope
Rustler
Columbia
Madison Street
First
Third Avenues
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Guthie
Wabash
Cris Thygeson
White River Precinct
Jacob M. Woodring
Skagit County
United States Grand Jury
Lawrence Bhadden
Newcastle
Providence Hospital
Alfred W. Martin
Ranke Hall
Meg. Martin
Organiaen Society
Ustvetel Nengton
Smythe
Universal Brotherhood Organisation
Hinckley Block
United States Court
Beartl
Hanford
Cann
UTS
California
Farina
Java
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Iowa
Elgin
White Star
Columbia River
Olympia
Dungeness
White River Murbanks
Yakima
Oregon
Cahn & Cohn
Yesler Ave
Yesler Dock
Bonney & Stewart
Third Ave
BANKS
First National Bank
TLE James
Vice Press
Fost Witees
K. F. Parkhurst
Snes
Pes Tee Castes Ptates
Europe
Puget Bound National Bank
Cipal
James Bothwell
City Real Estate
Holyoke
St James
Dancing Academy
7Th
Columbiad
Carpenters and
A. P. Randall &Co
Tel
Giese
Rautman Plumbing Co. Co
Boff
Inoqualitr Vialis Power Co
Gilman
Rewton
Second Ave
Bain St
CAFE
Second Avenue
Colline
Mic
la Roche
Ave
Union St. Beattie
San Diego
Rt Ad
Ludwig Piano
the Ramaker
Madame Brown
Pike
Acme Publishing Co
Alley
Winter & Harper
Seattle, Wash
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