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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
7
The Snoqualmie remains in good shape after inspections. Crew issues were discussed but the hull shows no major deterioration aside from dry rot in timber and one wormy plank. Officers emphasized daily deck washing and note Seattle still fields a capable fire boat manned by a full crew.
Fragmented report from Beaverton Oregon May details a message from Missier to worry Be more ai about earthly hexty. The text mentions Maud Crefitte and the Holy Roller, with unclear relations to Seatth pert Starr of Portland and relatives. It also references Frank Hurt and Morris of Seattle collecting evidence for a trial of Mitchell.
A man named James Keill fell into a creek near Cherry Valley while working on a timber project. He was found unconscious and suffered serious injuries, later transported by ambulance to Providence hospital for treatment.
The Red Men propose a small hospital for sick and needy members with support from other fraternal orders. Plans call for a site outside the business district and future expansion as funds allow, aiming to provide lodge members with special rates. A joint committee will prepare plans and estimates for lodge votes.
Walley Follmer of Seattle drowned while attempting to rescue Thomas Hamilton, a sheep herder, near the Big Porcupine river close to Forsyth Montana. Follmer, foreman for Rex Bros Sheep Co, jumped in with Hamilton caught in a rising current. both were swept away and perished. Follmer's family and a brother in St Paul await recovery efforts, body to be brought to Seattle for burial if found.
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