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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
8
G A R arranged speakers for Memorial Day ceremonies in Seattle public schools. The list includes numerous veterans and local figures slated to address students, with attendees urged to observe the program and honor service members.
The Ladies of the G A led by KR assign committees to visit schools today for Memorial day remembrance. Districts include High school Central Pacific Rainier Meas dames Meadames Appleton Adame Fraser Morris Houghton Obert Kent Heaven Me lite Griffin Pressey Phelps Cade Demott Schaffer Wella Miner Burdick Shaw Longfellow White Shaub Bkinner Cas cade Sexton Culver Yeaton Denny Lane Hayes Padden Fuhrman Benson Anderson Roop Queen Anne Knapp Taylor Bergquest Day Kindler Pinkham Agnew.
Charles Stritch of the U. S. 8 Oregon reports to police that he lost a purse containing 80 dollars and a pair of gold rimmed spectacles downtown last night. He cannot recall where the items may have been stolen.
The Prench high school will stage two productions in Christensen's hall. La Souplere is a short one act comedy, and Athalie is a five act tragedy by Racine.
Fairbanks May 35 city leaders announce no outside aid is required as business men rebuild the burned district. Carpenters are at work and food supplies are adequate. Readable survivors include MacArthur's drug store Gordon's dry goods store Third Avenue hotel Gilsey house Fairbanks Banking Company N C stores Dominion Commercial plant Alaska Machinery Smith's gun store and more.
Two year old Baxter Falk wandered Beattle streets for six hours before police and parents found him near Firet and Cedar. He was reunited with Mr and Mrs Falk of 204 Fifth Ave North after his address was learned at police headquarters.
Norwegians gathered at Christensen's hall last night where the son of Bjornsterne Bjornson, famed poet and patriot, addressed the audience. He spoke on Norway's enduring struggle for independence from Sweden and rallied support for the national cause.
The committee of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association heads to St Paul via the Oriental Limited to confer with the presidents of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads on the minimum weight schedule.
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