Delegates set for county convention apportionment
The Republican county central committee fixed the date for the county convention and apportioned delegates based on the 1900 Kinsey vote. No proxies allowed, muting absent delegates by their peers, with caucuses in Seattle and nearby towns set for June 20 and primaries on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Star
Kinsey
S& G. Colgrove
Seattle
Auburn
Columbia
Issaquah
Kent
Renton
West Setle
Tore
Tacoma
F. G. Whitaker
Central Committee
de Os
Hallard
Ballard
South Seattle
Seventh Ward
Statue of McKinley Unveiled in Muskegon Ceremony
A seven foot bronze statue of President McKinley by sculptor Charles H. Niehaus was unveiled in Muskegon with a large parade including Grand Army veterans Knights Templar Elks and other orders from across Michigan. The statue sits on a granite base and features a quotation from McKinley about peace and victory.
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Muskegon
Mich
Mcinley
Grand Army
Knights Templar
Elks
Traverse City
Grand Rapids
Manistee
Big Rapids
Lansing
Chas. H. Nieuhaus
Buffalo
N. Y
Concord
Delinquent Professor Cited Over Alimony Arrears
Mrs. Clara Hooper seeks enforcement of $500 alimony and $56 in fees from James Illson, a dancing teacher and former defendant in the six year old Superior Court order. Illson has been summoned to show cause why he should not be compelled to pay and support the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hooper
Superior Court
Es Humes
James Illson
Hooper
Bird in a Gilded Cage Returns to City Jail
A young woman nicknamed Kitty was released after a 30 day sentence but ended up back in the city jail last night for drunkenness. She vowed sobriety but reportedly relapsed, spending her time wandering toward or within the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Bird
Kitty
The
Ice
House Ways and Means Orders Alaska Seal Bill
In Washington on May 20 the house committee ordered a bill touching Alaska seals. It may extinguish seals or force new preservation laws. It advises stopping seal hunting until pelagic season 1902 and warns that action not taken could permit unrestricted hunting leaving only 16,000 female and 1,000 male seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
House
Alaska
Bridge at Fremont bid by Goerig and Pope
The board of public works awarded the canal bridge contract at Fremont to Goerig and Pope. The project will cost 610 dollars, and a 300 foot temporary access route is being built around the canal right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Government Canal
Fremont
Goerig & Pope
Miss Button Passes Away in Seattle
Miss Frank Harriet Button, once a noted nurse at Seattle General Hospital, died at her step father W. Smith's home at 13 Beacon Place after brain trouble. She graduated from Seattle High School in 1899 and served at the hospital with many friends mourning her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harriet Button
Seattle General Hospital
W. Smith
Beacon Place
Miss Button
Seattle High School
Seattle
Sweet Lavender to Open at Seattle Theater Next Sunday
Theaters present Pinero play Sweet Lavender at popular prices with Harrington Reynolds and company in a week long Seattle engagement starting next Sunday. Cast includes J Reynolds Howard Johnson Murphy Douglas Barrett Branscombe. Special scenic effects planned to boost success. Two Little Waifs shown tonight and matinee tomorrow then last performance tomorrow night. Also Too Rich to Marry comes to Third Avenue theater next Sunday depicting a Dunkard family tale with American heir and other roles.
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Third Avenue Theater
Dunkards
Rancher Dominates Buckley Editor in Armed Confrontation
In Buckley Washington yesterday rancher Thomas Dunbar confronted editor B N Kernighan in the Banner office armed with a Colt pistol. The town marshal and a constable attempted arrest but Dunbar kept them at bay while delivering a lengthy tirade and later surrendered to authorities.
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Ial
Star
Buckley
Wash
Buckley Banner
Thomas Dunbar
Banner
Dunbar
B. N. Kernighan
Plumbers Honor Thomas J. McCorry With Gold Badge
The Plumbers Union and friends presented a chased gold deputy sheriff badge to Thomas J. McCorry, constable of Justice Cann court, yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Cudihee pinned the badge on McCorry as speeches by R. M. Simpson Frank K. Wheatling and Justice Cann followed. The inscription reads Presented to Thomas J. McCorry by the Plumbers Union and Other Friends May 29, 1902.
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Sherif
Thomas J. McCorry
Cannacourt
Plumbers’ Union
R. M. Simpson
Plambere Union
Cudihee
Mr. McCorry
Frank K. Wheatling
Justice Cann
McCorry
Mike Kelly
Alaska
Building Permits Issued For Several Large Structures
Building permits were issued yesterday for multiple major structures. A brick and frame complex costing 32000 will rise on Twenty first avenue north near Harrison street. Mrs M T Sohne plans a 10000 tenement on John Street. H Engelow to erect a 5000 three story brick store at 314 Pike street. Wa Chong to build a 12000 brick block at Third avenue and Main Street.
Mortality Record Herman Priebe Dies at 65 in Renton
Herman Priebe aged 65 died in Renton yesterday. The remains are in the charge of Bonney and Stewart.
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Herman Priebe
Renton
Bonney & Stewart
Market Quiet on Western Avenue Holiday Limited Trading
Markets on Western Avenue were quiet as holiday closures shortened hours for commission houses. Strawberries traded around a dollar to one twenty five, with Hood River and native berries quoted up to four fifty and nine fifty. Asparagus and cherries showed weak demand with limited supplies and few strong Royal Anne bids. California steamer arrived with little stock for the market.
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Western Avenue
Hood Rivers
California
Mar
Grocer’s Market Prices List Fragment
An assorted list of produce and provisions with numerous prices in dollars per crate per ib and per unit. Items include green fruit, tangerines, gooseberries, potatoes, beets, lettuce, cabbage, cucumbers, beans, artichokes, spinach, peppers, and dairy products like butter and cheese, with regional references and supplier notes.
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Hood Rivers
Neas
Walla Sills
Puget Sound
Carnival Queen Voting Opens as Votes Counted Next Monday
Citywide liquor boxes used to collect votes for Elka carnival queen will be opened next Monday for tallying. Carnival committee says interest will be keen and candidate names will be revealed at the box openings. Genevieve Relfe has consented to be a candidate but will be out of town during part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival Committee
Genevieve Relfe
Relfe
Great Event Manufacturers' Surplus Stocks in Seattle
East season downturn floods Seattle with bargains as New York orders push 55 000 dollars worth of high quality merchandise to be sold at about half price. Dealers Stone Pisher Lane expect wide interest Sunday papers will publish full particulars. Yale and Wolff American bicycles touted as time saving money saving and health giving.
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Seattle
East
New York
Mesars
Stone, Pisher & Lane
Tica
Vagrant’s Tale Fails to Hide Habitual Idleness
In City Court Peter Finlay pleads guilty to being habitually idle and lacking visible means of support. He blames his wife for hiding his money and describes a comical array of schemes to conceal funds, including an umbrella gag, before the judge lets him go to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Finlay
Defruler
Piniay
Ceteh
Mr. Dettruler
Tmlinots
LaSalle
Contempt Ruling for So-Called Shyster at Sooee Court
A former police shyster known as Agaseiz was found in contempt by Justice of the Cann after disorderly conduct in court. He was fined $6 and a bench warrant will be issued. He rode a gaudy costume and tried to drink with many people before being ejected and reappearing to disrupt proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooee
Cann
Poe
Judge Cann
Seasion
Juan Fernandez Cannery Boom Attracts American Capital
The Juan Fernandez island off Chile, famed as Crusoe’s Home, gains cannery output with settlers and a possible provincial government. The Bay City steamer, rebuilt at Ward Daniels yard, may run summer excursions. Nome mining shippers plan trips on the Chico with fares and freight rates listed. Company C infantry arrives at Beattie escorted by a surgeon and hospital corps.
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Juan Fernandes
Isle of the Mouth
Pacific
Alexander Belkirk
Robinson Crusoe
Chill
Defoe Saya Crusoe
Friday
Juan Fernandez
Valparaiso
Tsland
Bay City
Bunkers
W. J. Ellis
KB. FE. Libby
Ward @ Daniels
Hiallard
Bertha
Duwamish
Hoanoke
Nome
Corwin
B. J. Linden
Chico
Candle City
Ana Gardner
Minere’ Association
Garonne
Miners’ Association
Company C
Mighty Infantry
Beattie
Northern Pacific
Fort Missoula
Mont
Fort Edgbert
Dawson
Winding Up the Week Suit Sale Ends Soon
The Bankrupt Buffalo stock offers men sults at 45 cents each with over sixty remaining. Sold to Michael Herman & Co. of Buffalo and priced originally from 15 to 20 dollars. Last chance is before 11 p.m. tomorrow. Meanwhile local notices promote battleship tours from Colman dock at multiple daily depart times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Herman
Buffalo
He Outlet Company
Washington and Occidental
Michael Herman & Co
The
Ocullet Company
Cor
Bargain Night Sale Extravaganza with Wagner Overture
The listing advertises a late evening sale featuring a wide assortment of discounted goods from chinaware to fabrics. Items include umbrellas, stockings, dresses, shoes, toiletries, and household goods, all advertised after 6 with reduced prices and quantity limits.
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Alvin Oe
Astearn
Ring
Evue
Herfin
Birth
Diackitamena
Black River
Rolee
Huenas
Rton
Gear Mountain
Chatagaa
Cherry Valley
Christopher
Berland
Des Moines
Dunlap
Rham
Hee
Begle Gorge
Gilman
Orta
Osceola
Mer
Redmond
Gummamish
Sprague
Stuck
Bui Creek
Unkydale
Tolt
Union
Valley
van Asset
S Vincent
Wabash
Webster
White River
Woodinville
South
McKinley
Chicago
Oakwood
Camp Douglas
City Zoo
Washington
Wisconsin
Roquefert
Crick
Keene
Ile
Sons
Crete
Yale Or Wolff
Finlay
Baseball Park
Joe Watkins
J. Friedman & Son
Anteed
J.friedmanz
L. Adler Bros Co
First Ave
Hotel Stevens
Wesiberg2
Childs
Second Avenue Fine Cloaks
Miiline
Colman Dock
Fiyes
Rainier
dHardwareCo
First Avenue
United States
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Cems Duccmsusiness College
Tas Coat Olhas Bork, Ades
Nordhofy & CO
Wagner
Covehaeal Mente
Regal
Kirk
Léo
W. L. Mason
NORDHOFF @ Co
Second Avenue
Pike Street
W. Merrick
American Clothier
Sulta
Mien
Puget Sound Underwear
London
Haberdashery
Lle
Avenue
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