National Women's Temperance Leaders Visit Seattle
Mrs Lillian M N Stevens national president of the National Women's Temperance Union and Anna A Gordon senior vice president arrive Seattle May 24 from Los Angeles after attending California events and planning the next national convention in Los Angeles. They speak at the First Methodist Church at 8 o clock May 24 with welcomes from Mrs Stevens of Sanwood Wash and Seattle clubs. A Thursday reception at the Lincoln hotel and a mid afternoon program feature music by Mrs Swart and Mrs Moffatt with Mrs Homer Hil delivering the welcome addressed by local clubs.
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Lillian M. N. Stevens
National Women's Temperance Union
Anna A. Gordon
Seattle
Los Angeles
California
Stevens
State of Main
World's Women's Christian Temperance Union
Illnees
Henry Somerset
Frances BK. Willard
Frances J. Willard
Mra
Stevena
Miss Gordon
First Methodist Church
Mr. Swart
Bama Moffatt
Rail line hires draughtsman from Tacoma after search in Minnesota
The Northern Pacific Railway recruited a draughtsman from its Tacoma office after failing to find a candidate in St. Paul Minnesota. Labor Commissioner Grout recruited a man who was sent to St. Paul on Tuesday. The position carries a salary of 75 dollars per month.
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Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Seattle
Ihs
Minnesota
Tacoma
Grout
Jury acquits W H Mishel on grand larceny charge
After a full night of deliberation the jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case of W H Mishel accused of stealing tools from a warehouse.
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W. H. Mishel
Hinkel
Hospital-bound Norwegian helper patient with remarkable nursing skills
A Norwegian youth named John Hanson, long confined to a Minneapolis city hospital since November 13, 1493, endures rheumatic loss of movement but remains cheerful. He moves about in a wheeled chair, delivers food and medicine, shaves patients, cuts hair, and has learned extensive medical knowledge becoming a trusted nurse to doctors and fellow patients.
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Minneapolis
John Hanson
City Hospital
Railroad official denies job switch and office closure
John Promberger, western freight agent for the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad, reaffirmed a report that he joined the Western Transit Co in Chicago and that the Minneapolis and St. Louis offices in Seattle will close on June first. In Prosser a duel left Will Hays and Bob Wilson wounded, and in New York the Cunard liner Carolina, grounded Tuesday, was floated safely and will sail to Liverpool.
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John Promberger
General Western
Minneapolise & St. Louis Railroad
Star & Week
Western Transit Company
Chicago
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Seattle
Prosser
Will Hays
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Hays
New York
Cunard
Carolna
Liverpool
Local Eleventh Ward Candidates In Grows Field
J. M. Woodcock milk inspector becomes a council candidate for the Eleventh ward. He搬s known in the former Ninth ward and faces rivals C. D. Hillman S. M. Allen Charles Duke C. K Remnberg Dr A. T Kidd G. K Coryell and G. W. Hill in a crowded contest.
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J. M. Woodcock
Woodcock
C. D. Hillman
S. M. Allen
Charles Duke
C. K Remnaberg
A. Tt. Kidd
G. K. Coryell
G. W. Hill
Career Is Closed The Citizens Alliance Fails
The Citizens alliance in Seattle ends after M. C. Shields resigns as Secretary. Magnates like Jacob Furth and E. F. Sweeney search for a successor as the group collapses, having failed to gain broad employer support or effect lasting labor peace. The alliance existed about a year and did little to aid employers beyond minor strikes.
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Citizens Alliance
M. C. Shields
Seattle
Shields
John L. Sullivan
Jacob Furth
Robert Moran
E. F. Sweeney
C. H W. Frye
Employers of Labor
Money To Burn Worthless? Ashes Reveal $1000 In Oven
In Pine Grove Pennsylvania during circus week Chief Burgess John Doll hid a thousand dollars in a cigar box inside his oven to keep it away. His wife discovered the box among smoking ashes after heating the kitchen stove. The ashes may be decipherable and redeemable at the treasury department.
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Pine Grove Pa
Treasury Department
Burgess John Doll
Treasury
al l Burgees Doll
Fall River Textile Workers Denied 6 Percent Dividend
Gov Younglas acting as referee rules 23 000 workers are not entitled to a 6 percent wage dividend from January to April 1. He finds the profit margin necessary for wage advances not met. Mills receive 6 percent annual dividends and 5 percent depreciation.
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Boston
Mass
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