Ice Combine Raises Ice Prices Across Large Consumers
Three Seattle ice companies implement a new price schedule claiming higher costs for labor and materials drive the readjustment. Residential customers gain a 10 cent per 100 weight reduction for 800 pounds, while others see varied increases. cash sales from wagons are banned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emall
Seattle
Fee
Quintin Peni»ton
Diamond Ico and Storage
Diamond Ice & Storage Company
Beattie Ice Company
Standard Ice Company
Mallard Fire Department Strike After Chief Roberts Appointed
Three of five Mallard firefighters quit in protest when Horace Roberts was named chief causing the suburb to lack proper protection. Ed Clarkson and Andrew Beattie stayed as drivers while three strikers joined Tom, John Bridges, and Sam Olsen who lack firefighting training. Fred Frederickson, Conrad Wiggin, and John Iverson also left, leaving the department with limited staffing and concern for serious fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Roberts
Pallard
Mallard Department
Ed Clarkson
Andrew Beattie
Roberts
Tom
John Bridges
Sam Olsen
George Jackson
Fred Frederickson
Conrad Wiggin
John Iverson
Jackson
Obituary notices list multiple deaths in early April
The記spaper records several individuals dying in April with names ages and locations like Providence Hospital Beattie General and Firth Avenue. Notable entries include Lavenon WW 41 Adel Arneton 26 and Mabel F. Drew 14 with dates in April and places such as Howden-At 715 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laviane
Providence Hospital
Adel
Arneton
Ehihate
Wang Tie Him
Beattie General
Mabel F. Drew
Firth
Hiia Cooper
Ata Ie Vail
At. A
Colin M
Wallac
Te Wenty
Eeco
Ariaen
Vieter Carleen
Apri
Beattie
Local Notices of Marriages and Wives Named in Odd Listings
Fragmentary notices list wives of various men with addresses and dates in April. Entries mention wives of Bowden Crockett Hrogeen Okamoto Mowe MacCloud Mein and others with scattered street addresses and partial year clues.
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Richard Bowden
Ieee
D. Crockettitts
Fitthey
Chas. Hrogeen
N. Amole
Bieth
O Okamoto
Pine
A . Mowe
Admiral Dewey Anniversary Banquet Plans
The report notes a Manila gathering planned for May 1 to honor Admiral Dewey on his anniversary. It mentions Dewey and Gridley with quotes about firing and a banquet, while referencing several officers expected to attend.
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Walmington
Ewey
Manila
Dewey
Victor Gridley
Wey
Gridley
Ang
Iing
Hebrew Nation Fund Drive Boosts Palestine Purchase Effort
A New York movement launched on May 1 aims to raise funds to purchase Palestine and support the establishment of a Hebrew nation. In Washington on May 1, Col. Charles Hodges, of the Hodges regiment, was promoted to brigadier general and is currently in the Philippines.
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New York
Palestine
Col. Hedges
Washington
Charles * Hodges
Antey
Hodges
Philippines
Judge Hanford orders attachment in Duwamish Gravel case
Today Judge Hanford ordered an attachment in the Duwamish Gravel company against the tug LMS Lady. The action follows a dispute over cargo and payment terms, with court records filed in the eso line dispute.
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Hanford
Chicago woman seeks clues on missing Mrs O Shea after nineteen years
Alva C. Davis of Chicago writes to police asking for information about Mrs. Silva O'Shea of 4 Eleter from whom nothing has been heard for 19 years.
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Alva C. Davis
Chicago
Medical schools to opt out of state exams in brief
Telegraph briefs report various incidents including medical schools considering opt outs, a Manila court case where Capt Cole and Chief Clerk Thornton plead not guilty, Omaha theater takeover planned, rising cement prices, an accident in Spokane after a theater incident, a downed structure in La Conner due to a flood, a cannon firing causing damage in an industrial area, and Norfolk race results amid naval crew competition.
Missing Persons Notice From Early 1900s Portage reads list
A fragmented notice lists several missing persons: Richard Richardson of Connell Ontario who went to the Klondike and has been missing since 1902, a wife in Chicago seeking information since November 1906, Frank Goyne and his son Hillary Goyne, William Rasmussen of Joba Washington pursued by a defector, Mrs Thomas Brown of Chicago, and Mrs Oscar Wiketedt searching for a husband missing since April 27.
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Richard Richardson
Connell
Ontario
Klondike
Frank Goyne
Hillary Goyne
Chicago
Alaska
Wm. Rasmussen
T. Joba
Wash
Defetor
Thomas Brown
Oscar Wiketedt
Missing Boys Report Grows With Three New Cases
Police continue searches as three more youths disappear. Archie Hartford seven, Moran's employee, has been missing since April 30 from 1082 Main St. George Hartwick seventeen left home. Edward Filba fifteen also missing. parents live at 427 Lakedellay.
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Archie Hartford
Moran's
Main
George Hartwick
Edward Filba
Lakedellay
Local Flashes summarizes legal, civic, and travel updates
Local notes report Petrick Shields suing Tremont Coal & Coke Co for 28000 for injuries at Wilkeson mines. A Pennsylvania House bill appropriates 78000 for a fair exhibit. Electric Co plans care operation in 30 to 40 days and warns on Third Ave loop. Water inspectors distribute 96060 juice and regulation cards for lawn sprinkling. Judge Irwin sits in for health reasons. Pine Street case totals 266 verdicts and 946259 damages. Macaulay estate suit seeks accounting. Beattie School graduate Helen Young named assistant at La Jolla Biological Laboratory. Major Hayden granted leave to visit Northwest. More cars for Interurban project Bal1ard to Prescott. Red Cross fund raises 946.50 for China famine. Trumbull to Juneau to coach high school.
Annual inspection report of Seattle stations
Post officer Inspector Butler and assistants completed the annual tour of inspection of Seattle stations and substations, numbering forty one. The report states all facilities were in satisfactory condition with no discrepancies found at any station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Seattle
Ed White Tailor Cuts for Distinctive Spring Suits
Ed White, at 208 Collins Building, carries a large stock of spring and summer novelties for men. He personally handles the cutting, giving his garments a signature style that emphasizes a comfortable fit and finished presentation.
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Ed White
Collins
White
Arraignment in New York Life trustees case
Jerngham of the International shareholders committee was arraigned in New York this morning with Charles Burrup and C F Carrington on charges related to the election of trustees of New York Life. Each was released on a 2500 dollar bail and a hearing is set for Monday.
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New York
Ieee
Jerngham
International Lagholders
Charles Burrup
C. F. Carrington
New York Life
Gould Triumphs in English Tennis Championship Challenge
London May 1 Jay Gould defeated Pennell in three straight sets securing the right to challenge Mills for the English championship.
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Fertope Teleeragh
London
Jay Gould
Pennell
Mills
England
Senate Defeats Governor and Supports Counsel Hearing
The senate defeated Gov. Nelson and voted to permit counsel to appear before the senate weighing the removal. The action marks a clash over the governor's appeal and procedure in the impeach or removal process.
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Scripps Teleagraph Service
Alhany
Senate
Tet
Counse
Government probes cotton shipment discrimination schemes
The government has begun inquiries into more than twenty river and steamboat lines accused of discrimination in the shipment and handling of cotton goods for export.
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Ferippe Telegraph Service
Washington, L
Ivernment
Steamer and Bark Sail for Atlantic and Pacific Routes
On the front the Steamer Santa Clara will clear tonight for Valdez with passengers and freight. The British bark Matterhorn will clear for Vancouver to load lumber for South Africa. Tug C C Cherry heads to the averan fisheries. Bob Jane to take chief steward role on Indians. Indiana to Nome on its first trip May 30. California leaves Seattle for Tacoma to sail to Honolulu. Darkentines T P Bmigh and Jas Johnson arrive from San Pedro.
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Santa Clara
Valdez
Matterhorn
Morrill
Vancouver
South Africa
C. C. Cherry
Northwestern Steamship Co
Averan Fisheries
Gay Bob Jane
Bockman
Frisco
Frisce
Nome
Indiana
Barnson-Hibbert Co
California
Seattle
Tacoma
Honolulu
Darkentines
T. P. Bmigh
Jas Johnson
San Pedro
Damage suit filed against Puget Mill Co over 15000 damages
Sarah Small guardian for Benjamin H. Greenwood sues Puget Mill Company in the United States circuit court seeking 15000 dollars for injuries from December 17 1904 at Gamble Kiteap county where Greenwood lost both legs after being entangled in a belt at the saw mill.
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Sult
United States
Sarah Small
Benjamin H. Greenwood
Puget Mill Company
Greenwood
Gamble
Kiteap County
Autoist 18 Fined for Speeding in Court
Justice Gordon fined W. B Ferrie twenty five dollars for speeding. Fred Castle did not appear in court for the same offense and his bail of thirty five dollars was forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Gordon
W. B Ferrie
Fred Castle
Shipping Men Meet to Report on Longshoremen Wages Clash
The Bound Shipping association committee, delegated to handle wage demands of long shoremen, met in the Citizens' Alliance office in Lumber Exchange building to report on the breakdown of wage negotiations and the actions of the longshoremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bound Shipping Association
Citizens’ Alliance
Lumber Eachange
Crombie 16 Improves After Illness At Seattle General
C G Crombie of Beattie Car Manufacturing Co residing in Seattle shows improvement at Seattle General Hospital where he is being treated for epinameningite contracted a week earlier.
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C. G. Crombie
Beattie Car Manufacturing Co
Seattle General Hospital
Injunction Granted Against Mariam Brown in Oklahoma Suit
Judge Hanford granted a temporary injunction today restraining Miss Mariam Brown of Day Oklahoma from further action in the case. The order halts pending proceedings and directs compliance with court terms. The action names Brown in a civil matter likely over property or contractual dispute.
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Hanford
Mariam Brown
Day
Okla
Bankrupt Case Settled in Supreme Court Dispute
factions over insisting parties reach a settlement in a complex court fight involving H. B. Brown of Wen castle British Columbia and Hy Be. The case concerns a claim of over $4,200 now resolved in a higher court.
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H. B. Brown
Wencastle
B. C
Supreme Court
Mice Brown
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Porchase
OMAIA
Considive & Bullivan
Urwood Theater
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Secord
Nely
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War Alge
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Editiente
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Encyclopaedia Littantoa
NASA Vettlanioa
Hilie
Aed
Mets
American Newspaper Association
Waeh
Neyelopaedia Brittanica
Btate
Shattoum
Petrick Shields
Tremont Coal & Coke Company
Se Mines
Wilkeson
Aever
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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Lowa
Beat the Electric Co
Aslen
Serteknog Lew Te Peres
Jedar Trete
Jeter M. Irwin
Chehalis County
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Superior Court
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Mary B Gargrete
Norman D Macauley
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Chas B. Peabody
Mise
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Beattie High School
University of California
Biological Laboratory
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Gan Dies
Cal
Viett
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Northwest
Hayden
University of Washington
Ie le
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Ballard
Prerett
Ralsing Famine Fund
M. A. Matthews
Red Cross Society
China
Janean
Harlan Trumbull
Juneau
Trumbull
Sigma Chi Society
Post Office Inspection
Serippe Telegraph Service
Gould
Gov. Hughes
Autoist
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Panamas
Becond Avenue
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Seview
Great Northern
Mukilteo
Geo. Wheeler
Arthur E. Childs
West & Wheeler
Colman
Baker Park
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