New York Workingmen Rally Against Unwanted Citizens Designation
Massive demonstrations sweep New York with 4 500 marchers from trades unions carrying lanterns and flags. Grand Central Palace hosts a 6 000 strong meeting backing Meyer Haywood and Pettibone as supporters denounce presidential prejudice. Supporters pledge continued agitation and defense fundc to counter opponents and condemnation.
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New York
Hoosevelts
Morris Hilquit
Com
Auburn notes and events in May by local sources
May 14 Auburn notes report Rev Olieger sermon on van Geit and Gue option at Sunday evening meeting. Trustees selected HF L Stewart and others for last concert. Proposes seventh and eighth grades in district. track and field athletes listed. state interscholastic meet at university. train chartered for Auburn and high schools. Roadbed work in May with steam shovels on trestles near Dleringer and Kent Grleat lines.
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Olieger Toma
Stecdante
Pecemion Hotel
Erades i Ethool
Saturn
Stanley Brown
Techi Ree
Auburn
Laetic Gebats
Waeahington
Berlin
Mra Woohaner
Werete Town
Ghansr
Mre Boek
Furmner
Christopher
Dleringer
Kent Grleat
Notable Oregon stevedores suffer sudden heart ailment
The article notes Capt A Brown of Brown and McCabe, two prominent Pacific Coast stevedores, experiencing a sudden heart-related incident during the night while in generally good health, with few details beyond his established prominence.
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Ore
A Brown
Brown & McCabe
Pacific
TAFETTA AND LACE IN THIS GOWN
A gown for a young woman features white taffeta with soft pliable silk drape. The delicate oyster tone is enhanced by pale striped taf feta trimming. Stripes are one inch wide and extend to sleeves and yoke pieces with local draping.
Spokane Freight Rates Reduced After Conference
A May 14 report from St Paul notes a conference between Hill and Harriman line officials resulting in freight rate cuts for Spokane. The agreement aims to please local jobbing interests and aligns with subsequent confirmation efforts. Also mentions a boiler and furnace ad for Geo H Woodhouse Co in Spokane.
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Serippe Teleahaph Fervice
ST. Paul
Hill
Harriman Lines
Spokane
Socrate
Old Ironsides Saved After Restoration Efforts
Boston news reports the famous Frigate Constitution known as Old Ironsides has been restored. Shipwrights rebuilt masts and rigging, following the original design by Jeh etah Mumphrey, preserving the vessel's historic form.
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Boston
Comptitation
Shipioi
Shipioi Were, Shipitftere and Calkere
Ioke
Beeston
Jeetah Mumphrey
War
Emma Goldman Quieted by Seattle Official Threats
Police chief Wappenstein warned Emma Goldman she must limit talks to economics and avoid bloodthirsty or dangerous preaching during a Seattle appearance this week. He pledged to stop her if she preaches harmful doctrine, citing public health and safety concerns. A local plumbing firm G Ho Brown & Co advertises services in the same text.
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Polle Wappenstein
Emma Goldman
Seattle
Southern Pacific’s Road of a Thousand Wonders
Discover new pleasures in California with the Southern Pacific Co. road. Three frame daily ticket reservations and descriptive literature available at Union Ticket office 608 First Ave EB Bilis, general agent.
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California
Southern Pacific Co
Union Ticket Office
Firetav
Bilis
So much goodness dwells in a little dry leaf
A fragmented note praises a small leaf and mentions repayment to a peer if not liked, referencing a person Schillinge Reet and a promise of payment. The tone resembles a quirky memorandum on barter or debt.
Prof Seiger Sits Down On Class Picnic
The Seattle High School picnic for juniors and seniors is canceled by Principal Geiger along with all other non senior events. Students consider private gatherings but fear suspensions if they proceed unofficially. Seniors face graduation next month, adding tension to the dispute.
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Prof. Seiger
Seattle
Geiger
Mr. Geiger
Oregon
Johnston
California
Alaska
Johnston Organization
House of Johnston
Local Flashes Death of Former U S Attorney Woods
Nome reports the death of Joseph K Woods once appointed United States Attorney after moving from Missoula Montana in 1900. Other items note three franchise ordinances favoring common user tracks on tide flats, hearings delayed until June, a Portland gateway dispute, a burglary at 1216 Second Ave W with many books stolen, a WCA exhibit planned next Tuesday, and J R McClellan seeking information on his brother Thomas Meilelian last heard from twelve years ago near a clay thesis site.
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Nome
United States
Joseph K Woods
Woods
Miasoula
Mont
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Tide Flats
WCA
Association
J. KR. McClellan
Gatesville
Tex
Thomas Meilelian
Western Views for Mr Taft
Senator Bourne of Oregon met with President Roosevelt for nearly two hours and then returned to his hotel. He declined to discuss the conference but brought the result of a Western canvass on Republican sentiment toward Secretary Taft and the presidency. He has indicated he will back the candidate endorsed by the president.
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Washington
D.C
United States
Bourne
Oregon
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
Indebtedness of City of Everett details revealed
At a city meeting the mayor and city clerk presented a financial statement showing total outlay for warrants and interest of 799,103.71, receipts from January to May 6 totaling 672,186.70, estimated city costs for the balance of the year 647,000, and contracts let at 696,592.04. Projected income for the balance of the year and warrants outstanding were listed, leaving a treasury balance of 04,196.04. An illustrated booklet on public opinion views is available from Arthur A. Wright, 418 Queen Anne Ave, Seattle.
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Everirr
Mayer
Eatme
Metin
Olas
Arthur A. Wright
Queen Anne At
Seattle
Wash
Protect City’s Cash Protecting Public Funds Measures
City council introduces an ordinance to create a guarantee trust fund in the treasurer’s office to cover all department funds. A triplicate billing system is proposed to safeguard payments to labor and material providers. Additional ordinances seek to export comptroller and private funds and seal departmental accounts.
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City Comptroller’s Office
Clty
Elty
Donnelly Hotel Company Formation Reported in Tacoma
Articles of incorporation filed in Olympia by A. E. Law and H. Schaeffer to form the Donnelly Hotel Co with $76,000 capital stock. The plan buys the Donnelly hotel from J. Donnelly for about $90,000 after weeks of negotiations.
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Tacoma
Olympia
A. BE. Law
H. Schaeffer
Donnelly Hotel Company
Donnelly Hotel
J. ©. Donnelly
License Committee Moves to Extend Saloon Limits
The council license committee, after Mayor Moore refused to sign Frank Clancy's Sixth and Dearborn saloon license, recommended passage over the veto and extending saloon limits to include Clancy's location. They cited other licenses outside limits but found no precedent. A further review near the Federal building at Third and Union is also anticipated.
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Moore
Frank Clancy
Sixth No. 8
Dearbornet
Clancy
Federal Building
Third and Union
Debaters Tackle Subsidies for American Merchant Marine
On Saturday evening Auburn and Vancouver high schools will debate at the University of Washington. The final contest centers on whether subsidies to American built ships best build the U S merchant marine. Prizes of 100 dollars to the winning team and 50 dollars to the top debater will be awarded.
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Auburn
Vancouver
University of Wash
Fairbanks Steamer Koyukuk to Ascend Chandelor River
Fairbanks May 14 The steamer Koyukuk will sail Wednesday on charter to ascend the Chandelor river She will be the first steamer to ascend that stream delivering charges and passengers through the Fairbanks area boarding at the wharf
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Fairbanks
Gail& Fairbanks
Chandelor
Japs Oppose Treaty Representative Chosen in Northwest
Japanese residents of the Pacific Northwest select Yamaoka near Woodenville to visit Japan and oppose the mutual exclusion treaty. He will represent about 46,000 Japanese in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana and travels next Friday. He warns exclusion laws could harm friendly relations and says Japan favors allowing Americans to visit and learn.
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Pacific Northwest
Yamaoka
Woodenville
Japan
United States
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Rival Owls to Send Official to Spokane and Northwest
RivalOrder of Owls plans to dispatch H. W. Mitchell of South Bend Indiana to Spokane and other cities to establish nests of the society. The move is linked to the formation of a new Brotherhood of Owls which has set up several nests. Some women refrain from buying more clothes than they can obtain.
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Spokane
Order of Owls
H. W. Mitchell
South Bend
Ind
Brotherhood of Owls
New York Press
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