Japanese envoy Matsukata feted by Seattle Chamber of Commerce
A reception for Count Matsukata and accompanying Japanese guests was hosted under the auspices of Seattle’s Chamber of Commerce. About 50 prominent Japanese residents attended at Ratl Gutd l. Speeches praised U S Japan friendship and commercial ties. Guests toasted the Emperor, President Graves, Gov. McGraw, and Matsukata in turn, with remarks on prosperity and future cooperation.
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Matsukata
Japan
United States
Evera
Aoe
Allen
Aeewa
Count Ona
Graves
John H
McGraw
Tsukata
Chamber of Commerce Pis of
Seattle
Shank
Sew
James B. Gereary
Chamber of
Rausman
Sethe
America
Puied
Orient
Kashiwa
Japanese Association
Chamber of Corn
Seattlet
Thurston Fight Draw Reported After Rough Exchange
In Dorr, March 27, Mike Dateh Thurston fought a rough bout at Pastime City Meet Night. Deano Thurston clashed with him in a melee that drew police attention as spectators described a noisy altercation.
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D. Or
Mike Dateh Thurston
Deano Thurston
TAD MINE TREFEK Colo March Hammond Claim
March Hammond reports progress on the famous mine near Trefek Colorado. He says the ore body is worked out in pieces and can be made an economical handling rock from the property levels.
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Trefek
Colo
Hammond
Tovery
Peece
Pearce Steps Down at Pacific. Cooper Named Interim
Minn March 27 The resignation of Pearce general manager of Pacific is announced. Thomas Cooper will serve as interim president and manage operations while a successor is sought.
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Ptt
Paul. Minn
Ae Pearce
Tert Pacific
I Ce
Thomas Cooper
Memorial meeting for John Altgeld at Cooper Union
March 27 New York arranges a memorial at Cooper Union in memory of John Altgeld. Speakers include Clarence F of Chicago, George Fred of Massachusetts, and Congressman John J. Lentz.
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New York
John Altgeld
Cooper Union
Clarence F
Chicago
George Fred
Massachusetts
John J. Lentz
Lenten social season in full swing with many events
Mrs Haley hosts a card party at home while Beattie High Gaiety club stages a dance at Litties hall. Students and friends attend the Stevens gathering. Mrs Wilson Denny hosts a luncheon on Terry avenue. Bon Ton Social Club holds a largely attended event in Rankehall. Lenten club met yesterday afternoon as municipal musical events loom in the march season.
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Haley
Avenue
Beattie High
Littie’s Hall
Stevens
Ayers
Wilson Denny
Terry Avenue
Bon Ton
Rankehall
Club Tooms
New York
Sarah Atkin- Leughter
J. M. EK. Atkinson
Webster Augustine
Bt. John
Coombs
W.p
Judah
Dancing Parties Mentioned On Beacon Hill and Pike Street
Social notes report a dancing party at the home of Miss Young on Beacon Hill hosted by Miss Cleo Macdonald with Mr. Roche and others present. Another party, assisted by pupils, occurred on Pike Street with Mrs. Blodgett and family returning from Los Angeles. Mrs. A D Whitney, formerly of Olympia, joined the gathering.
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Miss Young
Beacon Hill
Misa Cleo Macdonald
Mr. & Roche
Minor Avenue
Raat Pike Street
Rot
Federal suit to protect Squaxon Island Indians fishing rights
March 27 report from Tacoma states a federal court case seeks to protect Squaxon Island Indians' right to take shellfish from lands adjoining their waters. The tide lands were sold by the state to PJ Brien and others, who deny the Indians access.
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Tacoma
Letty
Squaxon Island
PJ. Brien
Anti Chinese Meeting in Tacoma Demands Geary Exclusion Law
A large crowd gathered at the Lyceum theater in Tacoma last evening for an anti Chinese meeting. Resolutions were passed urging Congress to re enact the Geary exclusion law or a similar measure as several speakers addressed attendees.
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Tacoma
Lyceum
Congress
Werr
Pacific Seaboard buys Clipper ship Dashing Wave
The Pacific Sea Storage Co. purchased the Clipper ship Dashing Wave to haul supplies to Alaska. W. Rinehart was arrested by Policeman Gilbert in North Seattle and charged with burglary. A complaint by William Eklind led to a warrant. Rinehart allegedly entered Eklind’s Nome lodging room at First Avenue and Bell Street and was seen leaving Tuesday. He was arrested yesterday afternoon and will have a hearing tomorrow afternoon.
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Tacoma
Pacific See Storage Co
Alaska
W. Rinehart
Gilbert
Seattle
William Eklind
Justice Cann‘’s
Rinehart
Eklind
Nome
First Avenue
Bell Street
Lofternoom
Concert of the Choral Society at First Methodist Church
The Choral Society of the First M E church directed by organist Mrs W B Judah will present The Vision of St John by Coombe at the First Methodist church on Friday evening at 7 o clock with soloists Mise Hradley soprano Misa Rawson contralto Mr Paul tenor and Mr Grout baritone in the program the public is invited
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M. E. Church
W. B. Judah
St. John
Coombe
First Methodist
Mise Hradley
Misa Rawson
Paul
Grout
Funeral in State for Cecil Rhodes in Cape Town
The body lay in state at the cathedral as crowds passed the bier. Plans call for a ceremonial casket voyage to Rhodes’ former home and interment in Rhodesia, with London mourning his death though noting his failing health over two years.
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Mareh
Cecil Rhodes
Norrow
South Africa
Groote Echuur
Atate
Thy
Rhodes
Cregthesemuur
Matappe Hills
Rhodesia
London
Second Presbyterian Church Meeting Calls for Renewed Effort
Interest drew lukewarm yet earnest attention at the Second Presbyterian church meeting. Many pledged for deeper spiritual work while several chose to lead a Christian life. Rev. Hugh Gitbriet will preach Lentartit and Mr. Dickson, the singing evangelist, will render solos by request.
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Hfe
Hugh Gitbriet
Dickson
Toronto Lacrosse Team Heads to England for Games
A 13 man Toronto lacrosse club squad departed for England to play matches against top organizations. The lineup is described as one of the strongest the club has fielded, with captaincy under Wheeler B. Pearson. Meanwhile, a separate obituary notes Adame Wheeler B. Pearson, aged 8, who died at Providence hospital and whose body rests at Bonney & Stewart's.
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Ont
Toronto Lacrosse Club
England
Adame Wheeler
B. Pearson
Providence Hospital
Bonney & Stewart's
Northwest piano sale drives bargain rush at dawn
A Portland instrument retailer touts a $60 000 piano sale with aggressive pricing. The ad promises deep cuts on brands like Knabe Fischer and Hamilton, urges early visits from buyers, and highlights payment offers and immediate stock such as Vose Son and Sterling pianos. Doors open at 8 a m.
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Piaso Devers
Wiley B. Allen
Northwest
Knabe
Fischer
Hamilton
Hamilton Organ Co
Vose & Son
Schiller
Kimball
Leslie Pree
Gilbert
Smith & Barnes
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