Missionary Conference to Meet in Seattle in 1907
The general missionary committee of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold its annual meeting in Seattle in 1907. The assembly will include all bishops, twenty eight regular delegates, 25 returned missionaries, 16 editors, four publishing agents, ten officers, and over 600 ministers and laymen. Rev W W Van Orsdale of Montana secured Seattle’s selection.
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General Missionary Committee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seattle
Harrington
Missionary Society
W. W. van Orsdale
Montana
Priest on Road to Recovery
Rev. Terrence Clark assistant pastor of Sacred Heart church is recovering at Providence hospital after inhaling gas. He talked last night and Dr. Wiltsie says his patient will likely fully recover.
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Terrence Clark
Sacred Heart Church
Providence Hospital
Wiltsie
I Would Kill Her Again Brady Shot Woman in 1910 Denny Way Flat
Jame Trady, who shot and killed Mmera Shannon at 1910 Denny Way, Saturday afternoon, and then tried to shoot himself, is out of danger and to be moved to county jail. He claims the act was justified and says he would do it again, blaming Shannon for provoking him and saying he bought a gun with money he sent for canvas. Police say murder in the first degree will be charged.
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Jame Trady
M Mera Shannon
Denny Way
County Jall
Wayside Hospital
Iit
Tam
Curry
Kerriston
Kerriiston
Urady
Laurelhurst
Explorer Cook Reaches Mt McKinley Summit
Dr A Cook first to summit Mt McKinley after four attempts with a seven member party. They reached the peak despite clouds and steep segments, measured height at about 20 000 feet and prepared a flag display before descending. The Saratoga carried the expedition from Alaska to Seattle and the Portland steamer brought the party to port.
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Dr . A. Cook
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Saratoga
Butler
Dr. Cook
Portland
Ing
Alaska Coast Company
Bert Humphrey
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Focuses on Seward Monument
Judge Thomas J. Burke presents an address on erecting the Seward monument at the Chamber of Commerce meeting this afternoon. The canal committee plans to convene in Major Chittenden's office, Burke block.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomas J. Burke
Seward
Major Chittenden
Burke
Cannerymen, copper ore and salmon aboard Portland cargo
Reported aboard the Portland were cannerymen and a cargo of 100 tons of copper ore and 360 tons of fresh and salt salmon. A passenger line of 127 was noted from Seward and Waldex. A man named Thompeon was charged with attempting to drug a companion in a saloon. police judge Cordon imposed a morning sentence after an officer testified to seeing a substance dropped into a beer.
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Seward
Waldex
Portland
John Peon
Cordon
Thompeon
Domestic troubles shadow Grant Billings divorce case
Grant Billings faces divorce in superior court with allegations of domestic abuse including an incident where he allegedly hurled his wife off a porch injuring her severely and a claim of embezzlement involving substantial sums. Separately the Gulag Northrup company sues G D Patch for 5544.20 with Patch listed as president and manager.
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Grant Billings
Gulag Northrup Company
G. D. Patch
Tallman
Gungoat and Ohi Gollide Collide At Sea Near Marrowstone Point
The tug James Nesmith towed from Port Neend to Port Gamble collided with the U S gunboat Princeton off Marrowstone Point. The Princeton lost its bowsprit while the James Nesmith arrived at Gamble undamaged.
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James Nesmith
Port Neend
Titus Being Tried Today
The long delayed trial of Dr H F Titus charged by Beatile city with obstructing streets began before Judge Frater. The morning saw jury empaneling and challenges with Fire Twittees Police Sergeant Stewart later in the day. City Attorney De Bruletto prosecutes, with defense by Brown Windsor and Parker as crowds of socialists gather in the criminal court room.
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H F. Titus
Beatile
Jadce Frater
Stewart
de Hbruletto
Ter
Brown, Windsor
Parker
Criminal Court Room
Shipping Notes From the Pacific Coast Ports
The Steamer Spokane arrives from San Francisco with good passenger traffic and freight. The Victoria heads to Magle Harbor for winter lay up as one of the season’s first and last large boats to depart. The Georgia from Juneau is to be overhauled at King & Winge yards. The Eider, sunk years ago, has been repaired and now runs Portland to San Francisco.
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Jim Nutler
Oleson & Mahoney
San Francisco
Spokane
Oregonian
New York
Horn
Victoria
Northwestern Steamship Company
Magle Harbor
Georgia
Junneau
King & Winge Cip
Juneau Steamchip Company
Iaced
Skagway
Juneau
Bitha
George W. Eider
Columbia
Portland
Cathedral Fair Closes Tonight In Popular Contests
The cathedral fair ends tonight with three main contests to claim a $360 diamond ring a set of vestments and a $175 gown. Winners are decided by popularity of the contestants. the gown goes to the top saleslady and the others by the same vote. Father O'Brien reports the event a great success.
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Father O'Brien
German China Dinner Plates On Special Tomorrow
Imported German china dinner plates offered at special prices for tomorrow. Two designs available one pink floral with teacup border and one plain white with gold border. Not more than six plates per customer.
Publisher Benjamin J. Anthony Dies in New Bedford
New Bedford Mass November 7 Benjamin J Anthony publisher of the New Bedford Evening Standard died here yesterday at his home Jungle Play production of Jungle dramatization given in Creighton New Jersey November 6 made an impression Attorney Murdered in Houston Texas November 7 Branley Wella shot dead in Rio Grande City Mrs Martha Green widow of Dr Norvin Green former Western Union president died at family residence in Louisville Kentucky November 7
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Benjamin A. Anthony
New Bedford
Mass
Benjamin J. Anthony
The
New Bedford Evening Standa
Martha Green
Louiisville
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Will Stand the Wear Bargar Hat for $3
The winter season demands a hat that withstands rain snow sleet and sun. The Bargar hat promises shape and color retention for life of wear at Lillagar Barkman 1310 Second Ave. Only.
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Lillagar & Barkman’s
Roosevelt approves Rodgers plan with Ute grievances
President Roosevelt approves Col Rodgers arrangements for settling Ute grievances and directs War Department officials to inform the Indian chiefs that he will grant them an audience at the White House.
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Rodgers
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Col Rodgers
War Department
White House
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Methodist
Brady
Explorer Cook
Marcek
Nordhoff CO
Antona
Rote
Edgewater
Ete
Oxford
Belding Bros
Marseilles
Friend
Gungoat and
Ohi Gollide
Titus
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Wormen
Suing Wali
Rene
Royal Granite
Bothy
Beattie
Majestic
Frederick & Nelson's
Frederick & Nelsons
Gloria Wilk
Union
Slocond Avinct
Madison Strait
ILION
Pound Oak
On-The
Madison Street
Johnson
Lake Washington
Joseph R. McLaughlin
Frank F. Mead Paul C. Murphy
Main
IND
American Bank
Uy Pro
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Charles Frazier
Erie Railroad
Paterson
N. J
Fraiier
Erie
Cleveland, CO
Navy
Edwin E. Beeman
Arlington
Wash
Susie Smith
Arlington High School
Ment
Panapa
Wye
Robinson
Neb
Chicago
Fort ‘Ene
Kansas
Ala
Theerelli Failrog
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