City Market job change and community notices
Frank EB Laster resigns as city passenger and ticket agent of the Pacific Coast company to join the new city market. Frank Conners will succeed him as purser of the steamship City of Puebla. The Daughters of the King at St. Mark's church host an evening in Japan on May 31 with refreshments and a short program. Manuel Mendoza and wife were arrested for fighting after a domestic dispute. BE. W. Bates faces charges for passing worthless checks, pending. Fire damages T. L. Thurston’s residence at 223 Fifteenth Avenue North. no one home, $49 in damage. Stolen chest of tools recovered, suspects held for identification. A shoe shop at 628 Queen Avenue was broken into. shoes and soles taken. Robert Moran reports from Germany by cable that his voyage went well and he is healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB Laster
Pacific Coast Company
New City
Frank Conners
Puebla
Daughters of the King
St. Mark's Church
Japan
Manuel Mendoza
Humes
BE. W. Bates
Wickman
T. L. Thurston
Fifteenth Avenue North
Wes
Queen Ane
Robert Moran
Moran Co
Germany
Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office Ad
An advertisement lists Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office with L Tanzer and C W Voll at Beattie Washington. It touts modern apparatus and equipment for coal, fertilizer, drinking water, and food products and promises fully accurate work with testing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Analytical Laboratory and Assays Office
Inc
L. Tanzer
Beattie
Wash
City council sued over promised commission on lighting bonds
Frank H. Paul, ex city comptroller, demanded 5500 from the council for a promised commission on selling 990000 of municipal lighting plant bonds to the state in 1903. He admits a verbal agreement with the old finance committee but has yet to receive any payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troller
Paul
Finance Committee
Rude
Mullen
Crichton
Bowen
Burnett
Council Rejects Claim for 20,000 Damages Over Tunnel Slide
The council endorsed a claim rejection for 8 H. Fernandes, owner of a Pine Street and First Avenue brick block, alleging sunken property from a slide above the Great Northern tunnel north entrance. The incident also damaged the York hotel property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clai Committee
H. Fernandes
Fernandez
Pine Street
First Avenue
Great Northern Tunnel
York Hotel
Bosco Fined for Disorderly Conduct Burglary Attempt
W A Raymond known as Bosco was fined 20 dollars and costs by Justice George for disorderly conduct after noon. He peeked into Mrs Mabel Littlejohns residence on Sixth avenue north with apparent burglary intent but the charge could not be proved. Mrs Littlejohn wounded the would be burglar as he fled and identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Raymond
Bosco
George
Mabel Littlejohn
Sixth Avenue North
Politicians in Juneau Prepare for Territorial Convention
Great activity marks the Juneau scene as Democrats plan for the territorial convention to be held there in May. Judge Williams, current national committeeman, seeks the post. Ex Governor Aineford of Ketchikan W E Crews James Fenton Prank Bach and Judge Delaney are among delegate candidates from Juneau and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Judge Williams
Aineford
Ketchikan
W. E. Crews
James Fenton
Nome
Prank Bach
Douglas City
Judge Delaney
St. Louis
Ritaville Bank Chief Leads Wilson Creek Bank Plan
J. L. Bassett, president of First National Bank of Ritville, has been in Wilson Creek organizing the Citizens' Bank. Adama county receives 12,184.19 as its share of the state school fund for the last quarter. Ritville district sold $20,000 in school bonds to the state at 4 percent to fund two new school houses next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritzville
Wash
J. 10. Bassett
First National Bank
Wilson Creek
Citizens’ Bank
Adama County
Ritaville
West Seattle Home Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
Isaac Newell and family escaped a blaze that leveled their Calfornia Avenue residence in West Seattle at about 4 am. The wooly frame structure and its contents were a total loss, estimated at $5,000, with only a small insurance policy. Firefighters lacked water to combat the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newell
West Seattle
California Avenue
Seattle
Newell
West Beattie
Roosevelt visits Gorton for school competition day
President Roosevelt arrives in Gorton for a school event with Theodore Jr and Kermit Roosevelt in attendance. Accompanied by Mrs. Carew and Secretary Loeb, the president attends the morning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton, Maas
Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Kermmit Roosevelt
Carew
Loeb
Resisted Arrest Sparks Fatal Wounding in Verdentus Saloon
Spokane report from Lind in Adams County says Marshal Strudivant shot and fatally wounded William Brummette at 6 PM yesterday after Brummette resisted arrest during a fight with a man named Deal at Verdentus Frye's saloon. Brummette wounded a bystander, Jack Cook, as the marshal fired. Brummette likely to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Lind
Adams County
Marshal Strudivant
William Bruramette
Brummette
Deal
Verdentus & Frye
Sturdivan
Sirummette
Suspects Arrested in Canton Murder Probe
Canton, O May 24. Police early this morning arrested Richard Quigley, Carrie Pierce and Tinney Labelle on suspicion of being connected with the murder of George Taylor, a local merchant killed Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Richard Quigley
Carrie Pierce
Tinney Labelle
George Taylor
Electric Light Association Convention Opens in Boston
Nearly 100 prominent electricians gather in Boston for the annual convention of the National Electric Light association. The three day session covers investments in electric lighting and power firms nationwide excluding street railway companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mara
National Electric Light Association
Japanese force sent to dislodge Cossack outriders in Korea
Seoul May 24 A Japanese force has been dispatched from Geusan on the east coast to disperse Cossack outriders in Northern Korea. New York May M Delegates from many parts of the country attend the third biennial National Conference of Jewish Charities opening at Temple Emanuel with an address by Mayor McClellan. The conference lasts three days and includes representatives of various Jewish charitable organizations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Geusan
Korea
New York
May M
National Conference of Jewish Charities
Temple Emmanuel
McClellan
The Troger Brothers in London at Grand Tonight
Theaters report the Troger Brothers in London closing tonight at the Grand with Four Cohana to follow Thursday and The Two Orphans drawing at the Alcazar while East Lynne remains popular with the Third Avenue audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trogers Brothers
London
Hardware Manufacturers Convene in Atlanta Convention
Prominent hardware manufacturers and dealers from Vilteburg New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and other cities attend the joint convention of the American Hardware Manufacturers Association and the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association opening today at the Kimball hotel. Sessions run through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Vilteburg
New York
Paladelphia
Chcago
Cincinnati
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Hardware Jobbers
Kimball Hotel
French ambassador recalled from Vatican amid clerical tension
Paris May 24 the council of ministers issued a note announcing the recall of the French ambassador to the Vatican. Rome May 24 Cardinal Merry Del Val said the Holy See is confident a satisfactory solution will be found but if the French chamber endorses the anti clerical alliance the pope may submit the affair to the judgment of European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Ministers
Vatican
Rome
Merry del Val
Holy See
Macedonian Insurrection Flares As Leader Crosses Frontier
Garatoff, the Macedonian leader, has crossed into Macedonia from Sofia signaling a renewed insurrectionary push. The development heightens regional tensions and potential clashes with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Garatoff
Macedonia
Pacific Northwest Episcopal Clergy Conference Opens at St Mark's
The annual session of the Episcopal clergy of Pacific Northwest dioceses opens at St Mark's church this evening. The three day meeting will handle significant church business with delegates from Columbia New Westminster Kootenay Oregon Spokane and Olympia in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Pacific Northwest
St. Mark's Church
Dioces of
Columbia
New Westminster
Kootenay
Oregon
Spokane
Olympia
Russian fleet report denied by admiralty in St Petersburg
The admiralty refutes claims that three Japanese cruisers were captured by the Vladivostok squadron. From Omaha, Horace G Burt, former Union Pacific president, reports being followed by Japanese detectives in the Orient and asks U S authorities to intervene after rumors tied to his alleged involvement with the Trans-Albertan railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Admiralty
Vladivostok
Omaha
Nob
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
Orient
United States
Japan
Russia
Lilly man to Japan and Philippines to expand trade
DPD. B. Campbell of Lilly Bogardus Co left yesterday for Japan and the Philippines to seek to extend the company trade. The firm has placed several contracts to supply the Japanese army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpd. B. Campbell
Lilly, Bogardus Co
Japan
Philippines
Prohibition Delegates Arrive For Iowa State Convention
Roonf Iowa May 4 delegates arrive in large numbers for the Prohibition state convention. The meeting will nominate a full state ticket and select delegates to attend the national convention in Indianapolis next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roonf
Iowa
Indianapolis
Seattle Waterway Company Gets Lenient Report
The council endorsed a mild committee report letting the Seattle and Lake Washington Waterway Company off with a request not to interfere in the north canal project. It urged withdrawal of documents from federal offices and a sealed agreement not to advocate canal schemes before Congress, plus approval of Lake Washington lowering, before it can resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Seattle & Lake Washington Waterway Company
Comittee
North Canal
Washington
Government Ditch
Murphy
Congress
Federal
Lake Washington
Mexican War Veterans Meet in Fort Worth Session
The Mexican War Veterans' Association of Texas holds its annual session in Fort Worth on May 4 as guests of KRBE. The gathering includes visits to the Confederate Veterans camp and the Dames of ’46 with a program mixing business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Mexican War Veterans’ Association of Texas
KR. BE
Camp of
Confederate Veterans
The
Dames of ‘46
Kaiser Prepares Luxury Steamer for Kiel Regatta
The Kaiser has ordered a luxurious steamer for exclusive use of reporters during Kiel regatta week. The vessel will serve as a mobile press base as crews cover the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlin
Kiel
Faint Spells and Heart Trouble Warning
The text warns that faint spells are misattributed to stomach symptoms and urges recognizing heart weakness as the source. It notes accompanying signs like shortness of breath asthmatic breathing and an oppressive heat feeling. It cautions against treating the stomach when the heart is at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billiousnewt
Dr Miles Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Hearts
A testimonial from Mrs Effi Clough of Mills Worth Falls Maine praises Dr Miles Heart Cure noting it strengthened the heart and stopped fainting spells after three bottles. The ad promises the first bottle will help and offers money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
Miles
Effi Clough
Musworth Falla
Maine
Langham Bride of French Embassy Officer at St Matthew’s
Ivy Langham of Kentucky wed Lieute Commander De Faratmond of the French embassy in a St Matthew’s church ceremony attended by a brilliant company. The service was followed by a wedding breakfast and reception at the German embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
St. Matthew's Church
Mise Ivy Langham
Kentucky
de Faratmond
Just a Gold Brick at the Alaska Exhibit Arrival
The steamer Cottage City docked from Southeast Alaska with cargo and 20 passengers. It carried a gilded pyramid model representing the $21,000,000 output of the Treadwell mines. The model will join the Alaska exhibit at the S J Loula exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Monument Unveiled in Morrisville Centennial Celebration
Morrisville, New Jersey marked 100 years since its incorporation with ceremonies and the unveiling of a monument to St Morris, the financier of the revolution, after which the town was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Morrisville
St Morris
Release From Assembly Sought By Asia Synod
At the Presbyterian General Assembly in Buffalo on May 24 the Asia synod asked for release from its relations so it could join the synod of India. The request was referred to the committee on foreign missions for study. The Boise River big crib dam and Highland Power Co plant were swept away yesterday, causing $150,000 in losses. The Columbia River mouth water levels fell, alarming shipping. a jetty offers little relief and dredger Chinook is hoped to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Presbyterian General Assembly
Synod of Asia
Synod of India
Committee On Foreign Missions
Boise River
Boise City
Highland Power Company
Columbia River
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Pike Street
Tom A. Williams
Seattie, Wash
Houghton & Hunter
Seattle Transfer Company
Especial Messenger
F. H. Paul
Frank H. Paul
Big Blaze
Gorton
Beripps News
Eastern Washington
Beripps News Ann'n
France
Beripps News Aan N
Bertpps Mewes
Berteps News Ars'n
South Canal Company
Veterans Meet
Kaiser
Scripps News Aasw'n
Dr. Miles
Chas. H. Pletcher
Be Centaur Company
Murray Street
Norris & Rowe’s
America
Belfords
Meinette
la Nole
Melinette
Europe
Gardner
Heroes
McDonald Brothers
Ernst Bros
John
Dean
Crare
Sas
Linfiaio
Joseph Righa Miner
Fifteenth Avenue
Doan
Kennedy Drug Co
First Street
Herald
Tatlor
Combine
Ween City Laundry
First Ave
Bell St
Down Town
Third Ave
Pike St
King County
William P. Burdick
James EB. Mitchell
Ross Duncan
Wm. B. Tyson
John Goodwin
Horace
Samuel L. Rose
William Kenyon
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