New Jersey Battleship Launched At Fore River Yard
The battleship New Jersey was launched at Fore River with Mrs. William B. Kinney breaking the champagne. Governor Murphy and state officials witnessed the ceremony as naval officers from Charlestown and New York attended. The Virginia class ship will be among the world's most powerful, with double turrets and a final cost near six million dollars.
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Philadelphia
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Virginia
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Missing logger Kunze in Everett after boating plunge
Everett Washington. Frank Kunze, a well known logger, is missing. Believed drowned after boating down the St or wandered into the forest and became lost while temporarily insane. Friends offer a $200 reward for information leading to his finding or recovery of his body.
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Wile
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Lansdowne Pleads for Peace by Arbitration
In a London banquet speech before Premier Balfour and other notables Foreign Secretary Lansdowne urged international arbitration. He defended the government's stance in the North Sea incident and pressed for a settlement of the war in the East by arbitration, praising America while deriding the folly of an American secretary of state.
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Lansdowhe
Balfour
North Sea
Far East
America
The Holy City and Other Theatrical Runs In Seattle
The Holy City produced by the Neill company continues at Seattle’s Neilis venue through Sunday afternoon, followed by Because She Loved Him. The Prince of Liars plays to Alcazar audiences this week, with Wiedemann presenting A Great Divorce Case for matinee and evening shows Sunday onward, starting Monday.
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Holy City
Seattle
Neill Company
Neilis
Alcazar
Wiedemann
Wayward Son Run Continues with 200th Wiedemann Show
The Wiedemann company marks the 200th performance of its engagement tonight. Reserved seats include aluminum trays engraved with Tom and Nellie Wiedemann as souvenirs.
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Wiedemann Company
Tom
Nellie Wiedemann
Fritz and Snits to Open at Third Avenue Theater
Finnigan's Ball continues this week at the Third Avenue theater. Starting Sunday afternoon and lasting through next week Mason and Mason, fresh from Rudolph and Adelph, will present the new musical farce Fritz and Snits.
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Adelph
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Desertions Highlight Army Report Size
Major General Ainsworth reports 5889 enlisted men and two officers deserted in the past year, about 0.44 percent of the army. Total strength June 20, 1904 was 65 946 enlisted and 3871 officers, up 756 from last year. Seventy six officers left service or were retired or resigned and 24 were killed or died.
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Washington
Ainsworth
Examination of Teachers Opens Three Day Session
The largest applicant turnout for the November teachers examination lined up at eight this morning as County School Superintendent Hartranft and Professor Spencer opened the three day session. The class of aspiring teachers will be joined later by about sixty applicants who will take a separate examination in school law.
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Spencer
Miner Mike Sweeney Charged With Grand Larceny
Miner Mike Sweeney was arrested by Patrolmen Chipman Helms and Hibner at 4 PM yesterday and formally charged with grand larceny. Complainant A N Lowse said he befriended Sweeney and was robbed of over 40 dollars, leaving only 20 cents. Police later found Sweeney at the Mug Saloon and took him to headquarters with George Frazer held as a witness.
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Hibner
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St. Louis
George Frazer
May Visit the Fair May Visit the Fair
Missouri shifts toward the Republican column and may prompt President Roosevelt to reconsider his World’s Fair visit. Exposition officials left St. Louis to renew an invitation, with hopes the president will accept in light of Missouri’s backing.
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Missouri
Repubs
Rooeevelt
St. Louis
Min
Rain Proof Hunting Coats Ad from The Rubber Store
An advertisement notes rain proof hunting coats priced from 2.75 to 19.00 available at The Rubber Store located on tis let avenue.
Atkinson Names Assistants to Attorney General Post
John D. Atkinson the attorney general elect has chosen his assistants BE. C. McDonald of Spokane and A. J. Falkner of Olympia. Mr Falkner will represent the attorney general at the office. Mr Atkinson the state auditor is now in Seattle and announced his proposed appointment last night.
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BE. C. McDonald
Spokane
A. J. Falknor
Olympia
Falkner
Atkingson
Seattle
May contest election in Kansas City report
A St. Louis rumor claims Republicans will contest Folk’s election in Kansas City alleging excessive campaign spending. It is alleged Folk spent about $7,000 through a single bank, well over a $5,000 threshold.
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St. Louis
Folk
Kaiser Seeks 20 Million Marks to Suppress Southwest Africa Uprising
Berlin Nov 10 The government will ask the reichstag for 20 000 000 marks to fund the suppression of the uprising in German Southwest Africa.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Africa
Snow Blankets Eastern Nebraska First of Season
In Lincoln Nebraska a heavy snow fell across eastern counties marking the season’s first light snowfall. The morning weather brought accumulating flakes and disrupted early travel as residents brace for colder conditions ahead.
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Nebraska
Pease Pianos Promise Honest Tone and Durability
A dealer extols Pease Pianos for a lasting, truthful tone and enduring quality after sixty years of testing. The ad claims high merit, durability, and widespread demand, and promotes a varied inventory including Chickering Kimball Hobart M Cable and Johnston Co. organs and other piano brands with favorable prices and terms.
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Pease
Chickering
Unusually attractive line of Talking Machines and musical instruments
A local display features an unusually attractive assortment of talking machines violins guitars mandolins banjos and related strings and supplies inviting shoppers to inspect the broad selection offered.
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