Seattle Lacrosse Opener Promises Barrio Rivalry
A Grosse season opens next week featuring Geattie and Victoria lacrosse clubs with a Seattle game at Park. The Canadian squad touts strong Nanaimo and Winnipeg players while Seattle fields its strongest lineup yet for a likely evenly contested match and championship hopes.
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Geattie
Victoria Lacrona
British Columbia
la Association
Seattle
Victoria
Nanaimo
Winnipeg
Westminster
Vancouver
Mitchell
Cameron
Milne
Miles
Hartnagel
Spain
Hurd
Eddie Burns
Williamson
O'Brien
Yorke
Beattie
Lynch
Marshall
McDonald
Andrews
J. Milne
Cowan
British American fleets plan joint maneuvers to awe the world
Washington May 20 A vast naval scheme proposes that England and the United States stage joint fleet maneuvers. Vice Admiral Beresford sparked discussion with Senator Elkins and Secretary Morton. Officials see such joint drills as a powerful peace and deterrence measure, testing fleet strengths without a formal alliance.
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Washington, D. C
England
United States
Lord Charles Beresford
Washington
Elkins
Morton
Dewey
Russia
Germany
Admiral Beresford
Frederick the Great
Church Services listed at multiple Fremont venues
Quakers at Oltmans Hall corner Twenty fourth and Weller with George W Harvey as pastor hold Bible school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m. Fremont Swedish M E church led by Rev John Wall offers services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and league at 7 30 p m. Tabernacle Baptist at Fifteenth and Harrison with John M Dean as minister conducts morning worship at 11 a m on Youths Great Centre and Room evangelism themes with Bible school at 9 30 a m and a youth service.
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Mia
Helen Stuart-Richings
Heaton
F. A. McFaul
Oakland
Cal
Havel Mission
Souther Evangelista L. P. Ray
Evangelial Burne
All Welcome
Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church
Klieventh
East Olive
H. A. W. Young
Luther League
First Unitarian Church
Seventh
Pike
W. D. Simonda
Carlyle
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Western
C. A. Friteche
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Marion
Columbia
Betthesda Fair Home of Healing
Kilbourne and
Ashworth
Green Lake
Carer
Accees Potvin
Harvey F
St. Paul's Church
R. H. Barnes
Cesuene Prares
Ladies Guild
North Baptist Church
Corner Third and Cedar
Nee Acert Cairns
Subjecta
Young Peoples Service
Highland Mission
Queen Anne Hill
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Oltman’s Hall
Twenty-fourth
Weller
George W. Harvey
Fremont
John Wall
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Fifteenth
Worth
Hast Harrison
John M. Dean
Church Bible School
Young
Parish Mass Schedule By Local Churches
St Marys Parish lists early mass and sermon for children at 9 00 a m and high mass at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 8 30 and 3 30 a m. Sacred Heart and Immaculate Conception churches provide multiple masses with low and high masses, sermons and benedictions throughout the day led by Rev. Hild Sweere and others.
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St. Mary's Parish
W. J. Metz
Cdeal Chinet
Terry Avenue
Saas Choena
Sacred Heart Church
Geo. A. Hild
Church of the Immaculate Conception
A. Sweere
Theosophical Society Lecture Series At Local Halls
Spiritual society near Pike and hall hosts morning lecture by Mrs Thomas Bosley with 2 39 p m conferences and 7 30 p m talks followed by platform tents. Seattle lodge holds Sunday 8 pm lecture on Reincarnation and Christian lines by Mrs L P Bush. Queen City Theosophical Society offers Sunday study at Promeer block with 7 pm class and an 8 pm talk on Man the Result of Creative Mind Under the Law by C J Clark. Public invited.
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America
Promeer Block
A. O. U. W. Hall
P. m
C. J. Clark
Rube Proves an Easy Mark in Seattle Bunco Case
Oscar Black a Kansas farmer drifted into Seattle and fell prey to a bunco man. He gave a stranger lodging at the White House on South Second and slept with $60 under his pillow. A thief lifted the money from his pillow and coat. Black told police to beware strangers but praised his deceiver as a mighty nice sort.
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Oscar Black
Kansas
Seattle
Night Black
Black
Bank embezzlement indictments target Abilene bank officials
Federal grand jury indicts J Lowden O W Steffina and W J Thompson president vice president and cashier of the American National Bank Abilene on charges of embezzling about 145000 dollars and making false returns to the comptroller of the currency. Alleged funds were used in cotton speculation. Lowden was a prior Republican gubernatorial candidate.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Lowden
O. W. Steffina
W. J. Thompson
American National Bank
Abilene
Federal Grand Jury
Lowden
Bewhiskered sleuths pursue cigarette crimes in Indiana
In Indianapolis a sweeping anti cigarette law enforces strict penalties from $25 to $500 and jail for possession or making cigarettes. Village constables rely on keen noses and vigilance, with informants paid in small towns as traveling smokers are nabbed on trains and in smoky rooms. Stories range from a father of seven stockpiling papers to a rail passenger lighting up on a car bound for Dayton.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Vilage
Little Hoosier City
Paya
Cigarette Trust
Indianapoli
Dayton
Ohio
Richmond
Ohio Line
Grand Opera House
Rose Stahl
Robbers Climb Pole to Loot Phonograph Store
A Thursday night burglary at 1311 First Street targeted a phonograph shop. Two items valued at 60 dollars plus a small amount of cash were stolen while police, led by Corbett, pursue clues.
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Phonograph
Ve Corbett
Councilmen Will Inspect Beht Odors at Frye Packing House
City council members plan a nasal examination of Frye packing house premises on Saturday evening to test odor emissions from the fertilizer plant. Mr Frye vows the plant can operate without foul smells and inspectors will return Sunday morning to check emissions during emptying. If wind conditions permit, officials will sniff at Beacon Hill to gauge whether slaughterhouse odors reach the summit.
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Frye Packing House
Frye
Beacon Hill
Ulleland Infant Dies in City Aged Two at Home
Amanda Ulleland aged two years died in the city on May 19 1905 at her parents home 1815 Eighth avenue. Remains to Johnson Hamilton's undertaking parlors 2127 First avenue. Funeral Sunday at 3 p m from Bethania Norwegian Evangelical Free church with Rev B A Borgevick officiating.
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Ulleland
This City
Amanda Ulleland
O. N. Ulleland
Eighth Avenue
Johnson & Hamilton
Flrst
Unday
Bethnia
Norwegian Evangelical Free Church
B. A. Borgevick
Lawyer Wept in Court Over Forgery Case in Seattle
In Judge Griffin's court Saturday attorney P D Hughes pleaded for a new trial for H R Mc Tavish, whose forged check episode and the birth of his six month old child drew public sympathy. The defense cited extremity and sympathy, while the prosecution did not oppose the motion, with affidavits to be considered before ruling.
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Griffin
Seattle
P. D. Hughes
Hughes
H. R. MacTavish
Thomas Casey
McTavish
Crouch
McTaviah
Mercy
Vandevere
Elliott Opposes Rate Control Before Senate Committee
President Elliott of the Northern Pacific testifies to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He argues federal power to fix railroad rates should not compel more cars, more branch lines, or property improvements. He warns current powers may curb perceived demand for government rate control. Theresa Wilbur of California YWCA will visit Seattle for three days and speak Sunday at 4 PM. She helped represent California at Detroit’s biennial convention and returns to her field.
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Washington
Elliott
The
Northern Pacific
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theresa Wilbur
California
Seattle Y. W. C. A
Y. W
Miss Wilbur
California Association
Detroit
Carpenter Henkel Re-arrested After Burglary Charge
MW W Henkel a carpenter released by a King county jury on burglary charges was recaptured at 6 oclock Saturday morning by City Detectives Corbett and Adams Prosecuting Attorney Vanderveer sought to retry and Friday ordered police to pick up Henkel again. Officers recovered a wagon load of tools from his shop tied to Henkel with the evidence.
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MW. W. Henkel
King County
Corbett
Adams
Vanderveer
Henkhel
Dolphin
Garbett
Contested Speed Cases Set After Saturday Hearings
Hallam and Keeton with mental health conditions received continuances from Police Judge Gordon. They asked for trial in superior court if convicted. Keeton denied speeding claiming officers misjudge speed. witnesses backed the officer. Both men are on personal recognizance as case moves to Monday.
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Hallam
Keeton
Gordon
Jessie Stevens
F. M. Keeton
Hibner
Seattle
Superintendent George St John Resigns After Six Years
Superintendent of Schools George St John resigns after six years of service and a successor is not yet chosen. Opposition to his predecessor’s dismissal fueled unrest and affected St John’s health. Nearby residents report cougar tracks in the South Rockefeller Avenue area and several chickens missing, traced to a marauder.
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St. John’s
Eastern financiers forecast end of war within thirty days
Eastern financiers expect a quick peace as Russia and Japan near a compromise after their fleets meet. They foresee a victory settlement within the next month.
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Russia
Japan
Alaska club releases first annual almanac for distribution
The Alaska club announces its first annual almanac of 180 pages with two maps and data supplied by the U S Geological Survey ahead of government publication. It includes a 25 city business directory listing Bonanza Council City Candle Creek Dawson Douglas Eagle Fairbanks Inmachuk Juneau Ketchikan Kangarok Gold Run Providence Twin City Nome Rampart Skagway Seward Solomon St Michael Sitka Teller Valdez Wrangel White Horse and a thorough resume of Alaska organic and land laws by Judge James Wickersham indexed for easy reference.
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Alaska Club
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Bonanza
Council City
Candle Creek
Dawson
Douglas
Eagle
Fairbanks
Inmachuk
Juneau
Ketchikan
Kangarok
Gold Run
Providence
Twin City
Nome
Rampart
Skagway
Seward
Solomon
St. Michael
Sitka
Teller
Valdez
Wrangel
White Horse
James Wickersham
Alaska Judicial District
Restorative Nervine Promoted for Nervous Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for a range of nervous disorders including headache sleeplessness instability and epilepsy. It claims early symptoms and promises permanent relief with a money back guarantee if the product does not benefit the buyer.
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Miles
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