Revolt Plot in Siberia Endangers Exiled Poles in Biberta
In Duralsk a Pole Rossolovaky linked to a grand revolt scheme in Biberta confesses details to Migoureky. The plan sought to rouse convicts and exiles to seize Darimak artillery, aiming to free Siberia and push independence, with escape routes to India if failed. two traitors thwarted the bid.
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Duralsk
Rossolovaky
Biberta
Keends Siotatnaky
Mraky
Siberia
Mi Eoursky
Rossolovsky
Miyourskys
Birotsinsky
Biberia
Duwmak
Migoureky
Epring
Russia
Ki Steepe
Tashkent
Boukhara
British India
Sirotsinsky
Leaders in buat offer cake at Hatchieen Co
Local bakery W. B. Hatchieen Co located at Second and Union advertises cake that will gratify customers. The brief notice emphasizes quality and value.
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W. B. Hatchieen Co, Second and Union
Execution in a Siberian plot described in grim detail
Rossolovaky recounts the brutal execution of six condemned men tied to barrels and beaten with sticks by soldiers and officers. He describes Dr. Shakalsky among the first to die, the merciless blows continuing for hours, and Sirotaynky dying as he is carried away. Albina and others react with horror as the tale ends with a cliffhanger.
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Mt Fouraky
Ronsolovaky
Ronsoleveky
Dr. Shakalsky
Sivrotainsky
Shakalsky
Albina
Rossolovaky
Rossolovsky
Sirotaiieky
Rosas Loveky
Ladviga
Migoursky
Deed Dealer Protest Heard In Washington
Deed dealers from major county cities were given a hearing today by White House officials. Wilson was urged to stop distributing common seed varieties and to focus on new varieties as directed by authorities.
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Washington
tDeed
Witeen
Wilson
Funeral services for Sol G. Simpson in Fort Snelling area
Funeral services for the late Sol G. Simpson were held at 2 p.m. at the family residence 17 Madison Street under the auspices of St. John's Lodge No. 9 A M Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery Honorary pallbearers included John H. McGraw A H Anderson Thomas Bordeaux K R C McCormick Francis Rotch G M Stewart F M Dugan and James Campbell Active pallbearers were G M Alexander Dr F M Conn C J Lord B K W Wed Frank Fredeon
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Sol G. Simpson
Madison St
St. John’s Lodge
A. M
Lakeview Cemetery
John H. McGraw
A H. Anderson
Thomas Bordeaux
KR. C. McCormick
Francis Rotch
G. M Stewart
F. M. Dugan
James Campbell
Independent Telephone Substation Under Construction in Seattle
The Independent Telephone Co. has begun building a proposed substation at Seattle. The project is valued at 16006 dollars and marks the first major infrastructure step for the company in the area.
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Independent Telephone Co
Weat Feattle
Northwestern Traffic Men's Picnic Set For June 23
The Northwestern Traffic Men's association plans its annual picnic on June 23 at a nearby convenient site. The organizing committee includes K. R. Ingersoll, A. Tingling, F. W. Parker, J. R. Nagel and Paul Thompson.
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Northwestern Traffic Men's Association
K. R. Ingersol
A. Tingling
F. W. Parker
J. R. Nagel
Paul Thompson
Slate Creek Gold Mining Firm Seeks Eastern Whatcom Claims
Placer Gold Discovery announces extraction of high grade gold from mining claims in Eastern Whatcom County. Stock trades briskly as investors watch the venture. Secretary Frank Wrestling of 422 Boston Block reports the company’s progress by phone at White 186.
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Slate Creek Gold Minin Company
Ite
Whatcom County
Frank Wrestling
Boston Block
Mrs W A Leonhardt Dies at Beattle General
Mrs W A Leonhardt wife of Conductor W A Leonhardt of the Northern Pacific railway died that night at Beattle General hospital no funeral arrangements have been made Remains are at Houney Watson's Treatments ten dollars a month Kirke ville Infirmary of Ontopathy 114 Washington building
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W. A. Leonhardt
Northern Pacific Railway
Beattle General
Houney-Watson's
Kirkeville Infirmary of Onteopathy
Washington Building
Crain
Bonney
Navy Yard Transport Schedules Mention Bremerton Routes
The report notes Boas depart Pier 2 six times daily bound for the navy yard at Bremerton, outlining a routine transit pattern and times for workers or visitors.
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Navy Yard
Bremerton
Boas
Pier 2
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Iprectia
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Albina Voungeat
Pan Yaohervsky
Confle
Ouralek
Leedinga
Rena
Tudviga
Laviviga
You
Migouraku
THE HILLS FURNITURE @ CARPET CO
Speel
Deni
Second Avenue and
Union Street
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
Ernst Bros.inc
Pike ST
Minch New
Norka
First Ave
Ant Rebecca Kay
Federal Ay
I Kay
Sutton Kay
South
Fay Koboriwak
Finck
Telie Cosla
Sabor
Tet
Vike
Our Big Store
Market Street
Frisco
Boston
Mase
Seattle
Pike Street
Goodyear Raincoat Company
First Avenue
Miles S
Piper
Alaska Club
Thie City
Wall $Treet Journal
Alaska
Alaska Club of
State of Washington
Dawnon
Yukon Territory
Dawson
Yukon
Robert Hall
Minnesota and
Dakota
War Department
Cape Flattery
Hughes
Dayton, O
Oliver C. Hughes
Brooks & Co
Cildren
Gyen
Gurior
Women's Hose
McCarthy Dry Goods Second Ave. and Company Iinals
WM. McHarrie
M. D
Crmory Furniture Company
Srcono
Sprine
Brussels
Ardan Wilton
Kymric Wilton
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