Midway Cribhouse Busy Despite Dynamite Attacks
Explosions damaged three rooms at the Midway cribhouse last night yet the den remained crowded with men and painted-faced women. Police fail to identify the dynamiter as investigations yield few new clues. Clergymen from Puebla arrived, numbering 226, for the Pacific Coast Congregational Congress at Plymouth Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puebla
H. M. Tenney
J. & Marie
N. L. Rowell
KB. R. Puller
Pacific Coast Congregational Congress
Plymouth Congregational Church
Burglary Hits Meyers Grocery on Lane Street
A window at L Meyer's grocery at Tenth Avenue South and Lane Street was smashed last night. Thieves entered the store, stealing cigars, tobacco, candy and notions valued at about 96 dollars. Police were notified this morning. A second Meyer home robbery was reported by A Meyer of 2204 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Meyer
Tenth Avenue South
Lane Street
Witdow
Meyer
A. Meyer
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Meyer
Life saver drowned near Raz Gals land
Patrolman James Howard famed for rescues and swimming awards drowned yesterday near Raz Gals land. He took his two sons for a row when a steamer caused a swell overturning the boat. He saved one boy then dived for the other but entangled in weeds and drowned. The youngest boy also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Howard
Raz Gals
Czolgosz Released From City Jail In Anger
John Czolgosz, brother of the man who killed President McKinley, is released from jail in Los Angeles. He vows to sue the city for false imprisonment and says he was confined before President Roosevelt’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Caoigoes
Caotgoex
McKinley
Hoonevelt
Both Sides Still Firm In Omaha Strike
Omaha May 9 The strike situation remains quiet as strikers allow teams to run the morning. Both sides prepare for an extended fight with plans for a strike benefit. Business men organize a cooperative hotel to be used when unions strike.
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Omaha
Neb
Trainmen Strike Shuts Mobile & Ohio Locomotive Yard
Five thousand railway workers including conductors brakemen baggage men and yardmen on the Mobile and Ohio railroad walked out at 10 am. Wilkins leader of the Order of Railway Conductors and Lee head of the Brotherhood of Trainmen directed the strike from St Louis.
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Ohio Railroad
Wilkins
Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Not Guilty in Fair Fight Eye Injury Case
Albert Bosham was acquitted by a superior court jury after being charged with knocking out Maurice Elsbert’s eye with brass knuckles on February 21. Defense argued the blow occurred in a fair fight after Elsbert had threatened Bosham for some time. Revival services by Pather Maloney and Father O Connor at Mt Mary’s Catholic church continued this week. An excursion season opens tomorrow at Pleasant Beach with a picnic and sports, fare round trip six dollars.
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Albert Bosham
Mall Crows
Maurice Elsbert
Bisbert
Kisbert
Pather Maloney
Father O'Connor
The
Jesuite Society
Mt. Mary's Catholic Church
Fastern
Washington
Idaho
Pleasant Beach
Laundry Drivers’ Protective Association
Pier 2
U S Officers to be Court-Martialed over Alaska Supplies
Secretary Root directed General Funston to court martial Major Charien Hooth at Vancouver Washington and Captain Kaudson at Bt. Michael Alaska for irregularities in selling subsistence stores in Alaska. Potatoes and other items valued in Alaska were sold at a profit with replacements. The charges cover a considerable period.
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Washington, D.C
Root
Funston
Department of the Columbia
Charien Hooth
Vancouver
Wic
Kaudson
Bt. Michael
Alaska
Sculley Poised to Claim Five Million Cotton Gain
New York May report shows John Sculley, a trader on the cotton market, expected to net 85 million in May cotton gains. Market activity highlights his bullish position and anticipated large profit outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Sculley
Interest Too Low Delays Sale of Nesting Plant Bonds
The 690000 Nesting Plant bonds failed to attract bids at the advertised auction endangering no project delays. Two offers were received but neither met terms. brokers offered 4 percent interest or asked for higher rates. Councilman James said the project will proceed and bonds may be disposed of by other means as market conditions improve.
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New York
Seattle
Chiyore
Beasongood & Myer
Cincinnati
James
Challenger First Trial Spin Sees Shamrock Lead Before Abandonment
In Glasgow Scotland on a breezy May day two Shamrocks competed in their first trial spin since acclimatization. The Shamrock til. led by eight seconds, extended to a minute and a quarter during the run down, but the race was abandoned due to threatening weather after the Shamrock til. showed clear superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breese
Pirth
New Hindrance to Matrimony and Auditors Fee Changes
In the county auditor's office, June 16 marks beginning of longer business due to a rise in fees and other changes in the auditor's bill. The Girls' Glee Club at the state university staged a well rendered concert at Denny Hall. Also advertised is a wholesale listing of wool batting and cotton flage with price inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
The
State University
Denny Hall
Mighte Mise Heim
Hanna's $30 Meal Theft Reported at Beattie’s Ladysmith
George Manna arrived in Beatties Ladysmith and dined at a chophouse on Yester Way. He left a valise containing clothing and $90 in cash at the table. Two suspicious men sat nearby, one crippled with a crutch, and departed before Manna. He later realized the valise was missing and reported the theft to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manna
Yester
Beatties Ladysmith
Evi
Panna
Umbrella Hat Man Knocked Down by Runaway Horse
Robert W. Patton known as the umbrella hat man was knocked down at Print avenue and Marion street by a runaway horse. His injuries were not serious though the shock to this elderly man was severe. The horse attached to a cart owned by the People's Market bolted from Yesler Way, tearing up Second Avenue, then Columbia Street to First Avenue before being brought to a stop near the waterfront at Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Patton
Print Avenue
Marion Street
People's Market
Second Avenue
Yesler Way
Columbia Street
First Avenue
Apr
Injured Boy Rescued After Coasting Accident
A seven year old boy, Lewter Foren, coasted down a nil near Twenty-firet avenue last evening and was found nearly unconscious by Policeman Jef M Mc Clurg. He was carried home with injuries described as painful but not dangerous.
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Twenty-firet Avenue
Jef M McClurg
Fer Wester Way
Marine News on Barhentione J M Griffith Arrival
Barhentione J M Griffith arrived from Man Brandiece this morning with 94 tons of California hay after a 16 day voyage. A British ship and three schooners were reported passing yesterday including the three masted J M SARS. The Senetor sails tonight for San Francisco with passengers and freight. Opening tomorrow Rudy opens the season at the corasion course with a beachside excursion and dance fare details given.
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J. M. Griffith
Man Brandiece
California
Atraite
J. M
Fan Francisco
Benator
San Francisco
Vancouver
Bargain Farm For Sale With Buildings And Stock
110 gore divet crane well watered land 1 acre cleared two barns four head of stock Sthorsen two wagons Cultivators harrowe and all farming implements cream separator cedar timber on the place to pay for it examine it to buy on easy payments 06200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troom Howe
Winter Beach real estate ad listing multiple parcels and prices
An early real estate notice describes homes and land for sale in Winter Beach and nearby areas. It lists 40 acre parcels, cleared and slashed tracts, a 600 acre Kent valley spread, and 40 acre valley land near Beattie Tacoma with prices ranging from 1200 to 3500 dollars. The ad mentions water, roads, churches, stores, and nearby street names.
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Weehington
Winter Beach
Eshington Street
Mr Weed
Hainter Beech
Sturtevant
Beeton Mice
Beattle
Vacoma
Kent
Beattie
Tacoma
Berrien
Bummer
All Valley Oa
Aton Bll
Ts Roxwell
NEB
Numerous cash offers and auctions in Seattle area ad inserts
Advertisements offer property for sale including five acres of land near electric lines and a hotel in Wenatchee, auction notices for furniture on May ith, sale of two horses and Queen Anne lots, rental rooms in Seattle, and various services from Budgets to massage and screen doors with local businesses and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchees
Adams & Nichols
Washington Building
A Hare Bargain A Fine Investment
Two families can occupy the property with two stairways and twelve rooms. Modern improvements are paid for on a rear lot near 2 East Cherry and Twenty third Avenue. Rent is expected to cover interest insurance and payments of 93 a month or 6806 per year, owner selling without agents.
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East Cherry
Third Avenue
Farm For Sale From Maltry Near Seattle and Renton
A lengthy real estate list offers numerous farms and smaller parcels in Western Washington. Properties include 1066-590 acres near White River valley with creek and creamery access, water front plats near Lake Washington with greenhouses and riverside homes, and several acreages near Green Lake Sunnydale and Ravenna with houses, outbuildings, orchards, and stock. Prices range from about 800 to 6800 dollars per tract, with terms and amenities noted for each listing.
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White River
Emel
Seattle
Nice Creek
Nice
Dome O Emell
Green Lake
Lake Washington
Plymouth
Ravenna
Mall
Miah
Tacoma
Sunnydale
Renton
Browneville
Tone
New York
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Union Block
Med. & 8 Co
Aramaker Music CO
Turner & Co
Globe Bik
Geo. H. W W Woodhouse Co
Pelly
Tobias
Singerman
Timetas & Co, Saket
Maison Barberis
Queen Olives
Tenderloin
Sole «la Cardinal
Prin Pine
Baya Second and Piep Masonic Temple
Midway
Meyers
Czolgosz
ST. Louis, Mo
Mobile
U.S. A
Roosevelt
Frederick Felits
Columbia
Hanna
Marine News
Rudy
Laumiry
Piegsant Beach
U. & Government Navy Depot
Kirk
Baer
Briver
Pere
Crowna
Cpear
ATENT
Boston Dental
K. P. Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Oreer
Primations
Kaliattea O the Uniform Tank
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of the Uniform Tank
Munday
O& m
Bremerton
Golf
Monarch
Silver
H. Lewis & Co
N. E
1St Ave
Cherry Street
Earrly
Rice’s
Featuie
Pantart
Re Clothing House
Atate
A. Lawrence
PO Recond Pond Avenue
Marion
Ikman
Tania
PH. Casey
Pacific
Hangaing
Gee. Taylon Cypok CO
Avellon
Gales
China
Rome
Vow M B& G. Bickerton & Co
Morena
Rikher Sutter
Iowa
Winans
H. N. HM
Winens
New York Block
Wash
Viglin
Biar Publishing Co
Ind Avenue
Pike
Ind Ave
Grand Pacific
Eastlake Avenue
Main Street
Washington Street
Emall
Downing & Leighton
Bailey
Fleet Avenue
Queen Anne
J. B. Taylor
Arcade
18Th Avenue
Hee
Western Avenue
Madison
Cabidy
Ghee
Randall
Agne
Wooelen Mills
Kirkland
Mil
Wad Premture Co
TSS
Ottera & Dow
Benece
South Beatte
Newells Mill & Mfg. CO
Grant Street Bridge
Ith Avenue
20Th Avene
Central Seattle
Mone
Homanberg
Lenore Street
Twentyfourth Avenue North
Madison Car
Ccsipeans & Security
Gene 4
Gen A
Virtuett Rowton
Rite
Tadd & Tilton
Portland
Ore
Dex- Beattie
G. A. Virtue
Boston Block
FONEY
Tolman
Apler Block
Becond Avenue
Genco
Pike Street
Barts & Reed
Temes & Oener
Tosler Wer. Thome
WWE Terome Valley
Capitol Mill
W. B. McIntyre
B.shickenton & CO
Honeers
Chron NE Tremprs & Co” Lee
Wrintleohed Ice
Mining Dain Abetracts
Eementual Lite de 1
Booth - Whittlesey - Hanford Abstract Company
Seattle Abstract CO
N.Y
PHP Bcandinavian-Amberican Bank of
A. Chilberg
A. H. Boelberg
J. F. Lane
Geo. R. Fisher
People's Savings Bank
RT Capital
Central Cusinees
Puget Sound
Weattin
Reiy
United States
UMM Bros
Goheret
Ing
THD
Panne” Bank OF Pald
Op Capital
Pees
Bas ‘Sn
Parkhurst
Neet
United Oe
Butose
At- Law DA Rela *T
Buia 'E A & M'Domald
Borne Building
W. D Lambuth
Kemner
Burke
Architects & W Houghton
Sheait Colina
Nnn
Oramatis Coheot Lgan Dramatic School
Mokmmin
Cash Fegieter Co
Ota
Ancing
En's Bell Chore
Funera
Trenwety
Tel, Pike
Bramal Ciemteom
Aloclene
UNS Bio Verler
James Bothwell
Tooareance
Ay Ees Lwallarter
Madame A
Emith
Mackinnon
Betta Buliting
Fonda Nadeau
Bu Burke Dette
Branes & CO
Noyd Wallding
B. Adamb
Colman Builat Ee
Sureson
Shanna Humaala
Eth
Woodhouse CO
Rautman Plumbing CO
Printing and Binding Pqone
Epring Street
Market Reportating Co
Wyre Transfer CO
Econd
Tus
Robeson Bron
Firet Avenue
Frederick & Nelson
Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Stree's
State Medical Institute
First Ave
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