Blue and Gray to March Together in Memorial Day Events
Memorial day observance approved by Gordon camp with blue and gray marching in unity. Ex-Confederates will pin to the Memorial Day service at First Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon. PF. 8 Berry to officiate as marshal. Line of march includes the police department National Guard US Signal Corps Wagner's Band Tenth Regiment Band Sons of Veterans Confederate Veterans and the G A R.
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Gordon Camp
First Presbyterian
Berry
Police Department
National Guard
United States Signal Corpu
Wagner's Band
Tenth Regiment Band
Sons of Veterans, Confederate Veterans
End to Peckless Switching on Water Front Rail Lines
Patrolmen AL Ryan and Jona L. Cameron accuse railroad employers of repeatedly violating ordinances by blocking street intersections with freight trains and shunting cars without brakemen or lights. They cite repeated near misses and coroner records of mutilated remains near water front yards, claiming warnings have been ignored.
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Wappenstein
Water Front
Invest Now or Miss The Fortunes Ahead
A fragmentary notice urges readers to save and invest with the state bank, claiming steady returns and semiannual interest. It frames future prosperity as a matter of prudent planning and disciplined saving despite small earnings.
City official vows immediate action to enforce ordinances
Chief Wappenstein stated he would take the matter up immediately and ensure ordinances are obeyed to the letter. He warned that failures would bring the full penalty of the law upon the guilty parties.
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Wappenstein
Memorial observance for Carl Schurz program listed
Sunday May 27 marks a Carl Schurz memorial observance by the German cultural groups in the city. Turn Verein hall hosts a 1:90 p m program with addresses, musical selections by Seattle Liederkranz and quartets, and tributes to Carl Schurz including a reading by A Loewe and remarks by Rev. William P Simonds.
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Carl Schurs
Turn Verein
Dr Tanger
Seattle
Liederkrans
Deutschland
Riedelsberger
Mia
Hal
Court House and Jail Burned at Fairbanks Estimated Cost
An expenditure of sixty thousand dollars is needed to replace the burned court house and jail at Fairbanks. Marshal Perry received the information last evening from his chief deputy and has submitted the estimate to the attorney general's department. Temporary quarters are rented at Palanka for public business.
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Fairbanks
Marshal Perry
Attorney General's Department
Palibanka
Three Japanese Nationals Arrested Entering Seattle via Fremont Bridge
Early morning patrols arrested two Orientals attempting to enter Seattle by Fremont bridge. A received tip led officers to detain a third Japanese national as he arrived on the same bridgehead. Authorities said the three were believed to be in the country illegally.
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Ilegally
City
Fremont Bridge
Leik
Seattle
Fremont
Bank Clerks Repel Anarchist Attack in Warsaw
Armed assailants attacked the Industrial Savings Bank in Warsaw this afternoon. Clerks repelled the attack with revolvers during a brief fusillade. two customers were killed and five clerks and anarchists were wounded.
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Bank Glerks
Warsaw
Archiate
Iage Bank
Pardoned Man Re Arrested After Pardon Revoked
Edward Spencer who served time for killing Eile Mundt in Spokane and was pardoned May 8 1905 due to tuberculosis was rearrested by Warden Rees after the attorney general ruled the action legal. His pardon was revoked May 16 and his lawyer contends Governor Mead lacked authority to grant a conditional pardon. Spencer, who married a Walla Walla woman three months ago, faces habeas corpus proceedings.
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Walla Walla
Edward Spencer
Eile Mundt
Spokane
Mead
Rees
Spencer
Payo Fines for Selling Beer by Local Pharmacy
The Police Judge Gordon fined Worthen fifty dollars yesterday for selling beer from a pharmacy. Worthen, proprietor of a Hele noear and Pike pharmacy, claimed ignorance of a statute requiring registering purchasers of spiritous or malt beverages. The judge warned that blind pig activity in drug stores must stop and jail could follow if fines fail.
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EB. Worthen
Gordon
Worthen
Helenoear
Pike
Steamers Reach Port From San Francisco With Passengers and Freight
Noon arrivals include the Watson with 40 passengers and freight. The Armatilla followed 30 minutes later carrying 829 passengers and freight. Later in the afternoon the Rainier of I HM Gray & Co is expected to arrive from the south.
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San Francierce
Watson
Armatilla
I. HM. Gray &Co
Rainier
Free rides on street car with Band Box Market purchases
An offer from Band Box Market at 1100 Firet Ave gives a street car ticket with every meat purchase of 60 cents or more on Friday and Saturday. The promotion invites customers to buy meats to receive the transit perk.
Markets Chronicle Fruit and Produce Prices In Seattle Area
Readable sections indicate price activity across fruits vegetables dairy and grains. Berries show mixed demand with California and Washington supplies. cabbage and lettuce move. potatoes and beets vary by region. lumber and cement markets show shipments boosting supply.
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Lake Washington
Seattle
Hat prices rise for lots while Seattle Hat Factory holds steady
Real estate men fetch big prices for lots this summer yet the Seattle Hat Factory at 1410 Becond ay keeps straw and Panama hats prices unchanged. Sailor straws sell for 1 to 1.50 dollars and Panamas for 5 to 15 dollars, offering quality and savings as summer arrives.
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Seattle
Theaters schedule last shows and new acts in town
The San Francisco Opera Company presents The Strollers at the Grand tonight and tomorrow with William Leavine directing. Tonight and Sunday are the final performances of Driven From Home at the Third Avenue theater before Grace Aylesworth introduces a new play next Sunday afternoon. Caught In the Web, focusing on detective life in New York, follows as the Third Avenue offer.
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San Francisco Opera Company
William Leavine
New York
Star Theater
Hilly Link
Willette Chartres
Hert Levy
iHiome
Third Avenue Theater
Grace Aylesworth
University election dispute headed for court over Wave editor post
A notice of a new election hints that the university squabble over the Wave editor position of the college paper will move toward a court resolution. Thomas Ken predicts the controversy may enter formal legal channels.
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Wave
Thomas Ken
Sightseeing at Bremerton Navy Yards Featuring Oregon and Philadelphia
Tourists can view the battleship Oregon and the training ship Philadelphia at Bremerton naval yard. The government drydock, cruisers, and torpedo boats are on display, with Cats Leave Pier 2 daily round trip priced at 60 cents.
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U. S Navy
Bremerton
Oregon
Philadelphia
Wave board turmoil over editor selection factions
Nedy, president of the Wave board of trustees, reports a rift as the staff elected Joseph McArdle but the trustees refuse his appointment. Students backing a different faction hold a majority of Wave stock and plan to ignore McArdle in the paper’s publication.
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Nedy
Wave Board Ofrustees
Alao
Trum
Joseph McArdle
Defone
McArdle
Wave
McArdie
Relief Fund Drafts and Local Contributions Noted
A draft for 20000 from the Battle fund for San Francisco relief was sent to James Phelan by the Chamber of Commerce committee. An additional 660 was also sent to Betheler and W B Hutchinson Co. 20 Suite. This week features a 20 dollar wait splendid quality with patterns.
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Bettle
Relief of
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Gene Committee
James Phelan
Betheler
W B. Hutchinson Co
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Rt Nia
Ves
AL Ryan
Jona L. Cameron
Tacoma
Carl Schurz
Bistinguighed
Man
Hills Furniture & Carpet Company
Grote-Rankin Company
Second Avenue Corner
Union Stre
Steet
Pike ST
Shine
Chickering & Sone
North Weat
Johnston Co
Second Ave
Burke Building
Ward Spencer
Frigco
California
Rananee
Ib Bomes
Kennewick
Washington
Strictly Fresh Ranch
Ste
Oregon Ranch
Salmmon
Pew Wiens
Baie
G. A. Gunet
Sbdica
Goodyear Raincoat Company
First Avenue
University Journaliom
Guffererg
Beast Art
Crorory Furniture Company
Sconp Avenue
Spring Street
Roya
Morris
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