Judging in Local Dog Show at Seattle Beach
The Seattle Dog Fanciers held judging yesterday with 40 groups vying for cups in varied classes. Five cups go to top entries including the English setter and other winners as judged by Winifred M Davis, noted as the first woman judge in a local dog exhibit.
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Seattle
Winifred M Davis
Vic
Park Pavilion
Partland
Brown Ri
Paddy
Ove Cheever
Oret
Jingstone
Kern
Jing Pa Witter
Everett
Mane Christenson
Unclear Astromomy Lesson Sparks Disputed Incident
Fragmentary OCR describes William Donilan teaching Laren a lesson that escalated near Wells Street and instigated talk of riot. Donian reportedly used a club while Laren defended himself, with confusion around names and events.
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William Donilan
Laren
Index House
Wells
Doslan
Dennis
Donian
Lareen’s
Lar- Joosen
Ballard Post Office to Be Station 6
A petition in Ballard urges changing the Ballard post office to station B of the Seattle post office upon annexation. Postmaster Frank Pella has notified Washington postal authorities of the imminent annexation.
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Ballard
Seattle
Cits
Washington
Frank Pella
Shriners Host Week of Fun for Catalina Island Visit
In Los Angeles on a May morning the Shriners began a week of entertainments for members. A large group traveled to the Catalina Islands to start the events and enjoy the island program.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Shriners
Caterina Islands
Roosevelt Letter Praises Labor World Editorial
President Roosevelt commends John D. Pringle editor of the Labor World for an editorial on the Moyer Haywood controversy. He states his aim to separate honest laborers from lawless elements and praises the paper’s stance on innocence versus policy that harms wage workers.
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Pittsburg
John D. Pringle
Labor World
Pittenburg
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Mr. Pringle
Moyer and Haywood
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Theodore Rooshvelt
New Church Planned for St Marks Amid Growth
St Marks Episcopal Church votes to build a new edifice valued near 100000 dollars on Harvard Way at Ceres Spring and Senecaste. Rector Rev J P D Llwyd confirms plans pending sale of adjoining rectory valued about 40000 dollars to form the building fund.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Harvard Ay
Ceres Spring
Senecaste
J. P. D. Llwyd
J.P. DD. Liwrd
Reetory
Pastor Resigns Amid Love Confession in Harrington
Rev. Dr. M. Conpenee aged 66 resigns after 30 years as pastor confessing love for Della Goodrich aged 32. A letter intended for Della was misdirected to the recorder of deeds and shown to church officers, triggering the resignation and town notice on May 9.
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Harrington
M. Conpenee
Della Goodrich
Della
Recorder of Deeds
Carpenters Congregation
Foreman Dispute Stalls Hillman City Cigar Strike
Striking cigar makers at Mike Wright's Hillman City factory seek changes including firing foreman F Middlestedt. Wright says he agreed to most demands except removing the foreman. A conference with strikers' committee at the Labor Temple is planned with J F P Stack Edward L Rosemann A F P Wulff and C F Gletener to confer.
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Mike Wright
Hillman City
Wright
Labor Temple
F. Middlestedt
Middlestedt
Clgar Makers’ Union
Mr. Wright
Jfp Stack
Edward L. Rosemann
Afp. Wulff
C. F. Gletener
Aristocrat in custody after surrender to police
Travis, claiming to be the son of a wealthy Midwestern merchant, was fined ten dollars for carrying concealed weapons in Tacoma police court. He thanked Judge Arnison for his leniency and said he surrendered before turning highwayman, with five days in the city lockup before release pending potential employment. He refused to reveal his parents’ identity.
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Tacoma
Arnison
Travie
Tighwarman
Travis
J. M. Arnison
Eetty
Etit
Deaths due to cerebrospinal meningitis in Letham brothers
The two sons of C Olinger of Letham both died in the first week from cerebre-epthal meningitie. The older died after thirty-one hours of illness and the younger after twenty-four hours. This is the first local case in the Whilapa valley. The family has lived in the county about a year. The Raymond Bhingle Company mill, wrecked by a boiler explosion, will be lost at once. New builders have arrived and work has started on the building.
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Star Speecial Servier
Raymond
C Olinger
Letham
Cerebe-Epthal Meningitie
Whilapa
Raymond Bhingle
Market Report Delivers Mixed U.S. Agricultural Outlook
The market notes price rises for oil from 1.60 to 1.90 per barrel due to higher demand and labor costs. Strawberries receipts surge Western Avenue. California cherries and Oregon strawberries arrive with mixed quality. Potatoes and lemons show gains. a wide range of fruits and vegetables priced across regions with Creole and Australian entries. Livestock and butter prices cited alongside grain and hay markets in a broad commodity snapshot.
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United States
Western Avenue
California
Oregon
Local Trade Ledger Muddled Prices and Items
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted goods and prices including plaster Paris fire brick lime almonds chestnuts and peanuts. It shows inconsistent spellings and fragmented entries, reflecting a midstream marketplace record with quantities and unit terms sparsely readable.
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Lowe
Plaster
Paris
Bet
Tone Harbor
Dow
JAPE SURVIVORS RESCUED OFF KODIAK ABOARD PORTLAND
Five Jape drifted on wreckage near Kodiak Alaska were rescued by the steamer Portland. Survivors indicated they came from a wrecked whaler and will be handed to immigration officers at Tacoma. The Portland departed for Tacoma this morning.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Portland
Tacoma
Pine Chicken Branch Visit Reveals Poultry Ranch Advances
J H Hickcox returns from a two week visit to Char Mimpeon at The Willows near Beattle showing modern building methods and machinery at the Northern Pacific 30 miles east. He notes improvements at Bunnyside and C D timeon's pigeon ranch and says the Willows facility would repay anyone entering poultry raising.
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J. H. Hickcox
The
Willows
Otat
Northern Pacific
Beattle
Mr. Simpson Fomerly
Bunnyside
C.D
Timeon
Hmickcox
Guilty Of Killing Husband In Bis A&loon
Alice Cooper Lawson of Lafayette Indiana was found guilty this morning of second degree murder for shooting her husband on September 21 in Bis a&loon.
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Husba
Bargain Piano Prices and Marks From Local Ad
A Fourth bargain lists a walnut art style upright described as a “wee instrument” with regular price 378 dollars. The fifth bargain offers a fancy mahogany upright at 425 dollars, advertised as a 298 dollar deal with a 27 percent discount.
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Regularion
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Wagington Ride
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