Opening Rennion Opening Rennion Held in Tacoma
Opening section of the twelfth annual convention of the State Sunday School association convened at First Methodist church Tacoma with sermons by Rev Dr Beans and Rev Hugh Gilchrist. The event featured music by the church choir, addresses stressing Bible study and Sunday school character building, and a morning business session with reports and exhibits of Sunday school materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
First Methodist Church
State Sunday School Association
W. K. Beans
Spokane
Hugh W. Gilchrist
Deattie
J. P. Marlatt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Professor Cox
National Guard
Sunday School Army
Dr. Beans
Hugh Gilchrist
Seattle
EB. Williams
Vancouver
L. 8. Mosheil
Chehalis
W. H. Chamberlain
Beattie
C. B Cornwell
Kent
J. W. Bixiey
Fox = Pangan
Confessed Grafters Charge Arraigned in Court
Do McCormick an alleged tranco man was arraigned before Judge Cann on vagrancy under state law. He admitted he was no grafter and was held on 800 bonds for three months. Unable to post bonds he was jailed. Attorney Given plans to push trial in the superior court.
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Do. McCormick
Cann
McCormick
Given
Wild Man in the Willows Near Madison
A nude man, sighted near a willow strip between Madison and Fast Madison, evaded a search by about 60 people after being seen by a 14 year old girl and schoolboys. Authorities, including Marshal Mehan and Officer Mc Cambridge, hunted the area until mid afternoon but found no traces, with a continued watch on the willows near Horseshoe Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Madison
Fast Madison
Min Pansy Hayes
John Mehan
Pat McCambridge
Willows
Edwardsville
Ton
Horseshoe Lake
PINE BIATFP Sister Shot Wounding in Arkansas
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on May 4 Miss Mattie Phillips cleaned a Smith and Wesson pistol and it discharged wounding her hand. The bullet then struck her sister Miss Rebecca Phillips on the chin but caused no injury. Several bones were removed from Mattie Phillips hand and she suffers acute pain.
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Pine Biatfp
Ark
Mattie Phillips
Smith & Wasson
Miss Phillips
Rebecca Phillips
Mina Mattie Phillips
Captain Henry Anderson Fends Off Maniacal Horse
Guthrie May 24 Captain Henry Anderson commander of the Onage light Horsemen was thrown by a rearing horse the animal dragged him until he fired his pistol to kill the horse and save his life as it charged madly through a cornfield.
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Guthrie
C. T
Henry Anderson
Anderson
Belle of Nelgon Distillery Sold to Kentucky Syndicate
Louisville May 4 The Belle of Nelgon distillery a well known Kentucky brand changed ownership as it passed into the hands of the Kentucky distilleries and warehouse syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Syndicate
Within walk it nance J s Over all liking stance
A compact note references Mratts Orchard and a general stance on liking or favoring a situation. The fragmentary text provides limited context and no clear events or identities beyond the mentioned entities.
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Nance
Mratt
Police Sergeant Killed in Georgetown House Raid
Police sergeant died during a search for the Rosenasteins murderer near Georgetown Maryland. The alleged killer Humphrey Brown alias Buck Crown was captured after the fatal shooting.
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Washington
Frita BP
Georgetown
Rosenasteins
Boyds
Humphrey Brown
Buck” Crown
Building Permits Issued For Local Homes and Alterations
Permits issued today include G M Blakney for a one story residence on Kelbourne Avenue at 700 dollars HM Vandercook for 2605 Fifteenth Avenue West at 850 dollars J O Marshall for alterations at 1313 Second Avenue at 75 dollars T Kimura for alterations at 164 Main Street at 100 dollars Margaret and Irvines for a one story frame residence at 519 Dennyway at 60 dollars Bailie Pulver for a one story frame residence at 614 Lees Street at 500 dollars Lyman B Spaulding for a one story frame residence at 1010 East James Street at 400 dollars A B P Randall for alterations at 111 Cherry Street at 150 dollars
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G. M. Blakney
Kelbourne Avenue
HM. Vandercook
Fifteenth Avenue West
J. O. Marshall
Second. Avenue
T. Kimura
Maintreet
Margaret & Irvines
Dennyway
Bailie Pulver
Lees Street
Lyman B. Spaulding
East James Street
A. BP. Randall
Cherry Street
Safeblowers Threaten WV Pulp Mill. Escape After Door Damaged
In Lake West Virginia May 4 would be attackers attempted to blow open the gate of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper company but fled after a door was blown off a portion of one of the doors was blown off authorities said no injuries were reported and investigators searched the scene for clues to the crime the incident is described as a lurgtare attempt.it
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Lake
W. Va
Lurgtare
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Indian Agent Anderson Expedites Leases in Rockford
Indian Agent Anderson traveled to Rockford after leaving the Coeur d'Alene reservation where he has been rectifying leases. The effort benefits the Indians and frustrates schemes by perpetrators aiming to profit at the government’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Wash
Anderson
Rockforma
Coeur d'Alene Reservation
Night clerk robbed at ALPPRT LEA near Union depot
Night clerk Art Bishop of the wine house was sandbagged at 2 AM by two men seeking jewelry from a traveling man named Robinson with samples valued at 7000 dollars. The attackers escaped and are at large.
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Alpprt Lea
Minn
May M
Art. Bishop
Winelow House
Union Depot
Robinson
Tiffany
New York
Supreme Court Sets No Time for Standard 611 Hearing
Reports indicate the Ohio Supreme Court did not fix a hearing time for the Standard 611 case. It is generally expected the case will be argued and submitted around mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
Bicycle Degrades Women in Morality Debate
Chicago May 2. Chief of Detectives Colerain responds to clergy inquiries on women bicycling saying he is not an advocate for female cycling morally. He claims many female cyclists wear dresses shorter than decency allows and invite improper remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Colerain
Filipino Battle Flag Captured From Insurgents
The first genuine Filipino flag captured in the current insurrection has arrived at the Navy department. Captured at Iloilo by Lieut. A. P. Niblack, the flag bears the inscription noting it was seized by a landing party from the Boston and Petrel on February 11, 1899, and will be sent to Annapolis.
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Washington
Navy Department
Iloilo
A. P. Niblack
Fort Notto
United States
Boston
Petrel
A. P. Niblock
United States Navy
Anapolis
Administration source sees no new session likely
A knowledgeable official said the President has considered calling an extra session but believes no call will be issued unless an unforeseen contingency makes it necessary. He stressed probabilities favor no special session at present.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Fatal Fall From a Horse at Tower Hill
John Lanhan a wealthy farmer living north of Tower Hill was thrown from his horse this morning and killed.
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Tower Hill
John Lanhan
Light easy running and durable Rearden item at 1022 2nd Ave
It promotes a strong durable product named Rearden for light easy running. Visit 1022 2nd Ave to inspect the item and consider the Homeseekern paradise listing by M. Spinning, agt.
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Rearden
2Nd Ave
Red Cross Holds Second Washington State Convention
The second annual Washington State Red Cross convention opened in Tacoma with delegates welcomed at the U S court and a luncheon at First Congregational church. Mrs John K Allen chaired the program as officers and church leaders spoke, a memorial service honored fallen heroes, and reports from officers showed strong progress. An evening reception followed at the Hotel Tacoma with an announced Col Chickering hall program and several dignitaries scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington State Red Cross
United States Court
Peasion
Oelock
Firet Congregational Church
Ladiop’ Aldi Society
Mra
John K. Allen
C. HM. Little
W. H. Scudder
J. P. D. Llwyd
Seattle
Mr. Bard
Walla Walla
Dr. Little
Geattie
Beudder
Fard
Llwyd
Francia Roch
Mies Hewitt
Mise Maynard
Nickells
Chickering Hall
Thomas Parke
Manford
F. W. Cushman
Coleonel Thad Muston
George H. Walker
Temple Quartet
Real estate transfers recorded in county for May filings
Deeds filed yesterday show Sheriff conveying to William Farrell a large multi quarter subdivision in section 24 township 4 range 2 with 9000 dollars. Anna Biryewer transferring to Falla City Cemetery Association in section 15 township 4 range 7 for 4 dollars. Scottish American Mortgage Company to W B Danner lot 1 block 2 Larder Rowman addition for 550 dollars. S Selig and others to Swan Person lots 44 to 46 block 6 Past Seattle May 2. Sheriff to Belle L Thomas lot 2 block 2 Edgewater addition May 17. Frank Larson to John Larron lots 16 16 and 17 block 7 Mallards add Gilman Park May 23 for 200 dollars. Charles V Barton to W H Vernon lot 1 block 77 Gilman Park May 22 for 100 dollars. Fred Wiklund et al to W A Hirt lot 7 block 1 Adelle add May 12. C V F Schmitt to C E Schmitt lot 2 block 69 Gilman Park add part lot 12 block 2 Terry's fourth add March 1 for 10 dollars. Anna Hrycer to Guet Anderson lot 1 block 49 Maynard's plat May 22 for 1575. Rolland H Denny et al and ex re of Nes Jacob Ohm to John F E Denny lot 10 block 41 cup plat Pontius second add May 22 for 800. Sophie Peters to Lawrence Peters lot 20 block 74 Gilman Park April 1994 for 4000.
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William Farrell
Anna
Piryewer
Falla City
Frank Larson
John Larron
Mallard
Gilman Park
Charles V. Barton
W. H W. Vernon
Fred Wiklund Et
W. A. Hirt
Adelle
C. Vv. F. Schmitt
C. FE. Schmitt
Terry
Anna & Hryecer
Guet Anderson
Maynard
Rolland H. Denny Et Ax
Exre
Nes
Jacob Ohm
John FE
Deney
Pontius
Sophie Peters
Lawrence Peters
Improvements Spread Across Rockford Streets and Roads
A week of directed automatic work enhances Rockford streets and copings improving town appearance. Road work to cemetery approaches and bridges had been neglected and were unsafe. Property owners show neater yards and lawns while trees suffered in winter. Farmers report spring grain healthy but backward with limited hay. Summer fallow will yield fall wheat.
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Rockford, Wach
Maryland Steel Ships 250 Tons to Australian Government
The Maryland steel company has shipped 250 tons of steel via the steamer Falla of Dee to the Australian government. A second consignment is being prepared for the same government, with further details noted at Cedar Street near Pratt's Orchard.
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New York
Maryland Steel Company
To Rebuild Brewery After Fire at Kallapell Malting
Fire adjusters completed settlement with Kallapell Malting & Brewing Co after last weeks blaze. The firm will rebuild immediately adding new machinery and a better plant. payments from multiple companies satisfied all involved.
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Kalispoll
Mott
Kallapell Malting & Rowing Company
Boy Found In Woods Near Borrier's Point
Atlantic City reports Joseph Steelman three years old, son of Homers Steelman, missing overnight. He was found asleep under an oak, partially covered by leaves, eyes red and cheeks tear-stained, suggesting he wept during the night and that he may have been kidnapped.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Joseph Steelman
Homers Steelman
Borrier’s Point
Market Quotations From West Street and Dockside Prices
Greenstuff scarce on West Street as steamer Queen arrives from San Francisco. New cabbages and mixed fruits arrive. beef cattle and hay futures rise on market. Halibut, salmon, crab, and shrimp prices listed along with dairy eggs butter and poultry rates. Numerous grain and feed prices shown for oats barley corn and bran with animal product prices across cattle hogs hides and wool.
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West Street
San Francisco
California
Rye
Hruhn & Co
Kansas City
Beattle
Beattie
Puget Sound
Washington
Trictly
Iowa
Elgin
Lee
Safe Deposit Boxes Available at Steel-Lined Vault
Safe Deposit Vaults offer secure storage for valuables at eight dollars per year. Rent includes a personal key and access to the vault at 04 West Columbia Street. Manager Shor rock notes limited spaces and emphasizes privacy and protection.
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Safe Deposit Vaults
Weat
Columbia Street
Shorrock
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United States Military Academy
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Wee
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Clase
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Add
RED Cross
Meestings
United States Court At
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Pratt
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Perth
Olympia
White River
Burbanks
Island
Nore
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Amur
Yesler Wharf
Victoria
Ketsing
Ayu
NP Kr, Co & Oewece
James Treet
Yealor Whart
St. Michael, Golovin Bay
Cape Nome
N.S. Lakme
Rampart
Koyukuk
Dawson
Wey
Great Northern Railway Company
Fleet Avenue
Seattle-Yukon Transportation Co
Columbia Tt
Lk Woon
Everett
Mt Vernon
Renta
Japan-American Line
Japan
China
Asiatic
Alaska
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Eatile, Béemands and
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Tecoma
Everett Me
Lephone
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Scott
Philharmonic
Bruno Steindel
Sola Celtber
Minnie Fish-Griffin
Edmund Schuecker
Omae Ore
Mme
Planiste
Philharmonic Grand
Geree Er
Office of Theater
Ibs
Vesier and
James
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Queen
Umatilla
Port Townsend
Cottage City
City of
Topeka
Orizaba
Al-Ki
J. FP
Trowbridge
Puget
Bupt
Ocean
Uptown Ticket Office
First
Seattie, Goodall, Perkins & Co
Gen
Washington & Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska Lightning Express Steamshipity
Alto
Yeeter Wie
Dyer Vancouver
Farallon
Yerter Wharf
Ventcouver
Wrangel
Dodwell & Co., Ltd
James Ptre O
Empire Line
St. Michael
Isso
Com
Ona
Dawson City
Yukon River
First Ave
Compan
Frank M. White
Skagway Way
Seattle Steamship Co
A. Bell
Labor
Sier
Seattle Gas
Electrian
East San
Republic
Treasury
Slater & Smith
Whone Main
Seattie
SAN Diego Fruit CO
Pike Street
Ean & Co
al Worttuarantoca
Peter Egge
Locknith Heparin
Seattle Transfer CO
Jahn & Cohn
Yesler Ave
Yesler Dock
Pigot & French CO
Northwest
Bonney & Stewart Funeral
Third Ave
Columbia St
Beattle, Wash
Ata
Persack
Ctrtson Bros
Yesler Way
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