Funeral of Washington Told in Print from 1800 Kingston Issue
Century old account reprinted shows George Washington’s funeral in Kingston New York with details of the procession from Mount Vernon to the family vault on the Potomac and the tribute by clergy Masons and citizens The item includes a woodcut likeness and notes a later Lincoln assassination despatch from Ford's Theatre and the War Department dispatches confirming the president's death
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Patient Ready for Eastward Journey, Says Dr. Rixey
The patient stood the trip very well, resting comfortably last night. Dr. Rixey believes she will be able to travel East without any unusual stops.
Patrol Orders Tighten Control Amid City Lodging House crackdown
The police chief Merc issues a May 27, 1991 patrol order to curb complaints about Robins and enforce state law. Officers are instructed to arrest promptly those in bawdy lodging houses and to report names and lodging details to headquarters.
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Gambling crackdown looms as League eyes council probe
City gambling halls stay open except for the Stand ard and the Green Light while dealers and pluggers migrate north to Alaska. The Law and Order league plans further action and faces an impending council investigation, with outcome uncertain on impartiality. John Considine remains silent as the group weighs next moves. The Great Northern Railway touts Buffalo Exposition tickets via any route and Keeley Institute ads promote treatment options.
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Tacoma cook fatally burned reviving fire with kerosene
May 27 report says Hen Goodreau, employed at the Tacoma & Eastern near Midland, tried to rekindle a fire in the cook shanty with kerosene. The kerosene exploded, injuring him about the face and shoulders. He died at the hospital this morning after being brought in unconscious. Two assistants escaped unharmed.
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Elaborate university commencement program outlined
Preparations are under way for a large commencement at the university. Highlights include a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Penrose of Whitman college and an evening address by Rev. T. B. Winecoff at Denny hall. Alumni reunion and class day follow with diverse events and dances.
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State Pioneers’ meeting set for June in city
The State Pioneers association will meet in this city on June and it is expected that the attendance this year will be great.
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Steamer Centennial Arrival Expected This Night
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Nancy V. Pfeil at 41 Twenty-second Avenue leaving a widower and daughter. A Labors union delegate Chrie Nelson faced trial for assault with a verdict of discharge in a case tied to a non union dispute aboard the Dolphin. Bids advertised for pole work at the city yard and for moving buildings with openings set for Saturday. Thevin & Lindland request a June 23 extension to finish Virginia Street improvements.
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Caught the Right Man in Beattie Disorderly Case
P Tallman arrested by Officers Hubbard and Holland appeared in police court with a battered face. Evidence tied him to a water front thief gang in Beattie after a sand spit altercation near Morans shipyards. He received 20 days in the chain gang. James Lilly faced a separate episode at Montana stables with a pitchfork. detained, later fined $5 for disorderly conduct.
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Tom Clancy Meets Tommy Tracy In Tacoma Ahead Of 20 Round Fight
Tom Clancy leads a crowd to Tacoma this afternoon to greet Tommy Tracy en route to Seattle for a 20 round bout with Al Neill at the Seattle theater Wednesday night. Neill, a noted Eagles member, was initiated into the local order by his manager Riddy Bishop on Saturday. Neill has kept to training for a month and is in prime condition, nearing the 145 pound limit without fatigue.
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Special Feature Promises Flexible Buffalo Exposition Travel
Dr Cumyow offers Chinese Root cures Rheumatism at Lyon house 218% Columbia Street between Second and Third avenues. The Great Northern Railway advertises a special feature: all tickets to Buffalo good over any route returning for the Buffalo Exposition. Round trip tickets via Great Northern Railway and other lines priced at $86.
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Beattle Public Employment Office Shows Leading U S Reach
Seattle leads in free public employment with 27 4056 positions last year at 1299 41 total cost. Seattle furnished 42 positions per 1000 residents, far ahead of peers like Cincinnati Chicago New York St Louis Dayton Columbus Toledo Kansas City and Duluth adopting Beattle’s model.
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Victoria Day Celebration Plans in Seattle
Victoria day observance organized by the Hrnti eh American preoriation features a Seattle theater program with Rev. J. P Dd Edwyd Rev. W. H. Temple B Hughes and J Dp Hughes giving addresses Wag ner s orchestra to accompany songs including Soldiers of the Queen Maple Leaf Forever and My Country Tis of Thee with a chorus and multiple speakers Captain P D Hughes Mr Sol Hetn and Mr A W Conant among presenters and performers.
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Wagners Orchestra
Balvini
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F. W. Thomas
Sol Hetn Bas
Hughes
Rennie Doon
Mixa En McNeil
P. D. Hughes
Nelson
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C. W. Saunders
Cremation of Garbage Society Forms in Pacific Block
A group formed in the Pacific block aims to educate the public on the need for a crematory. The society will hold citywide meetings to discuss cremation of garbage and refuse, with officers including President F. Schwagert and Secretary J. B. Parker.
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Trouble on the Dolphin sinks ship crew strife
Longshoremen employed on the Dolphin delay loading after nonunion sailors quit, fearing consequences as a union drive to recognize the Seamen's union escalates. A walking delegate Nelson allegedly struck a quartermaster, leading to arrest amid ongoing efforts to complete cargo readiness and a possible late sailing from Skagway.
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Insect Pest Crackdown Claimed at Green Lake and Madison Park
County Inspector W. H. Brown ordered Saturday closures of two greenhouses at Green Lake and Madison Park to halt pest spread. State Inspector A. Van Holderbeke reviewed the action, supporting Brown after an investigation. Brown warns that Lom bardy and silver leaf poplars are near destruction due to the pests.
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Ping Suey Arrives At Smith Cove Dock In Calm Pacific Voyage
The monster steel steamship Ping Suey from the Philippines attracted many at Smith Cove, Cheyenne Northern Halfway Co. The China Mutual Steamship Co vessel, captained by Clement de la Perrette, left Seattle March 1 for Manila with cavalry supplies. It carried no passengers and limited cargo of rice and general merch from Hong Kong. The Ping Suey, 445 feet, slated to sail June 10 for London, will visit multiple ports in Japan, China, and Ceylon before arrival.
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Cheat Northern Halfway Company
China Mutual Steamship Co
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Manila
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Cape Flattery
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Samoa
London
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China
Etraite Settlement
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Beatte
Fire Damage Reported on Sixth Avenue Roof
Fire department battled a roof blaze at a house on Sixth avenue and King street after sparks from a passing train ignited shingles. A comparable incident occurred in the same neighborhood the previous day.
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Relics from the Philippines Arrive at Washington
Secretary of War Tootle receives gifts from officers in Manila including a dungeon wood flagpole from the Spanish arsenal wall. The flagpole is polished and square staff. Additional items include Manila silver and copper coins and Philippine government stamps from 1498. The collection will go to the National Museum.
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Cleveland letter carriers face new summer dress and gas rate changes
In Cleveland May 27 the post office issues a dress rule requiring letter carriers to wear a new shirt valet or full uniform in summer. hot day exemptions end. The Seattle Gas and Electric Co announces July 1 lower gas price to 1.80 per thousand with 20 cent early payment discount, plus meter options and monthly minimum charges.
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Cost of Shannon Cooks For Day Outing
It will cost no more to hire Shannon to prepare all the cakes bread cold meats delicacies needed for the day's outing than if you fretted and cooked all day yourself.
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Wisconsin Ordered to Drydock at Bremerton
Sent to Drydock, SAN FRANCISCO, May 27. The battleship Wisconsin has been ordered to drydock at Bremerton. She will depart for that point this week. Laundry Workers' Union No. 4 will hold a special meeting Tuesday, May 28, p. m., W. L. U. hall, basement "P.1." building. All members should attend.
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ZC. Miles & Piper Co
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