Japan Seeks Friendly Ties As New consul Arrives
Tanaka arrives in Seattle aboard the Maru with his family to assume duties as consul. He expresses no real hostility toward the United States and says Japan plans to address emigration through its own approved methods. He warns against war talk and emphasizes ongoing friendship with the United States.
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Galt
Tanaka
Setle
Panake
Japan
America
United States
Methodial Episcopal Board Opens Sessions in Portland
In Portland Oregon on November 15 the General Board of Home Missions and Church Extension begins its three business sessions to set annual appropriations and outline funding for mission work.
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Portland
Ore
Episcopal General Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Grote Rankin company to operate Seattle and Spokane houses
Mr Rankin has severed connections with both Seattle and Spokane houses of this venture. The business, very large in both cities, will continue under the name of the Grote Rankin company. Rankin, who moved to this city from Spokane when the enterprise started in Seattle, plans to make Spokane his home again after the first of the year.
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Terest
Rankin
Seattle
Spokane
Cacera
Grote Rankin Company
Thinetty
Charter revision commission amends to require civil engineers
The charter revision commission met last night and struck the clause requiring the creation of a superintendent of public utilities and a superintendent of buildings offices to be civil engineers if the amendment carries. The amendment increasing salaries for the mayor, comptroller, treasurer and corporation counsel was adopted.
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Charter Revision Commission
City Loses Suit Over Train Accident Damages
Seattle failed to recover $11,000 from the Northern Pacific railroad in supreme court. Edwin Bakildson, a minor, had obtained verdicts against the city and the railroad after being run over by a train on the railroad rights of way.
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Seattle
Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railroad
Edwin Bakildson
Northern Pacific
Sekildson
Seattle Bohemian club organized with local theatrical people
The Seattle Bohemian club planned as the Lambda club of the year was organized at Third Avenue later last night with about 50 local theatrical people in attendance. Officers elected include President Melvin G. Winstock, secretary Henry McRae, and treasurer A. Taylor.
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Seattle
Third Avenue
Melvin G. Winstock
Henry McRae
A. Taylor
Chamberlain Urges Public Confidence in Thanksgiving Proclamation
Clovern or George Chamberlain made a direct appeal for public confidence in his Thanksgiving proclamation issued last night. "Thank God for the manifold blessings, we enjoy, and pray Him that we may have more confidence in our neighbors so that the good things we have may continue to abide with us."
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Salem
Ore
Clovernor
George Chamberlain
Plans for Seattle Mattress Co Three Story Factory
Plans filed with the building inspector propose a three story Seattle Mattress factory to be built on Sixth Avenue between Hogate and Massachusetts streets. The project outlines a new factory site in Seattle with construction details pending approval.
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Seattle
Sixth Av
Hogate and
Nassachusetts Ets
Clearance sale gains on HURSDAY with brisk buyer turnout
In HURSDAY the second day of our clearance sale drew many buyers as inventory moved quickly and discounts attracted deal seekers. Local store managers reported steady customer flow and positive feedback on pricing.
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Hursday
Four Swedish Children Seek Stable Homes in City
Four Swedish children aged 13 to 6, orphaned and with no relatives in the country, arrived yesterday and are in the custody of the Washington Children's Home Society which will seek to place them together. In Chicago a Cannon speech urged restoring the army canteen for both services, benefiting young service members.
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Hverett
Washington Children’s Home Society
Chicago
United State Naval Academy
Middle West
Joseph Cannon
Congress
Army
Navy
Editor Angier tours Seattle seeking Orient trade links
Mr. A. G. Angier, editor of the London and China Express and the London and China Telegraph, arrived on the Kaga Maru from the Orient. He toured Seattle today in an automobile with the escort of Secretary Yandell of the Chamber of Commerce to examine ties between Seattle and eastern ports.
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A. G. Angier
London and China Express
London and China Telegraph
London
Eng
Wader
Yandell
Chamber of Commerce
Angier
Orient
Seattle
Governor Gillett Receives Webb Opinion on Wilson Impeachment
Attorney General A S Webb filed an opinion with Governor Gillett stating the legislature cannot impeach Railroad Commissioner Andrew M Wilson but holds absolute power to remove him for corruption or accepting bribes while serving on the board of Wegnian.
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San Francisco
A.S. Webb
Gillett
Andrew M. Wilson
Wegenian
Standard Oil Moves Against Independent Rivals
New York November 15 The Standard Oil Company is exploiting the panic to consolidate by absorbing financially strained independent rivals amid Wall Street rumors of aggressive tactics.
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Littice Fellows
New York
Standard Ol Company
Wall St
Water Shut Off Affects North Harboray Street Area Saturday
Water supply will be turned off Saturday from 9 a m to 3 p m for high service lines north of Harvarday and Shelby street including Latona University Green Lake and Ballard districts.
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Harvarday
Shelby St
Latona
University, Green Lake
Ballard
Nora May French Reported to Have Committed Suicide
A telegram from Monterey states Nora May French, a noted writer, killed herself by taking cyanide at the bungalow of poet George Sterling. The report mentions San Francisco and a New York Times map reference to Indiana. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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San Francisco
Navy
Monterey
Nora May French
George Sterting
Street Car Strike Reaffirmed in Louisville
A Louisville street car workers union vote reaffirmed a strike against the Louisville Railway Company. All street cars will stop by 5 p.m. today as the dispute continues. In other items, the Lefever case in Fort Lawton favored the plaintiffs with $200 damages, and the Navy League urged Canada to seek two cruisers and four destroyers for Esquimalt.
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Louisville
Amalgamated Street Car
Louisville Railway Company
John Lefever
Fort Lawton
Mary Blattner
Victoria
8. C
Novo
Navy League
Imperial
Nsquingale
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Rainier
Lars
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OLD Rainier Clothing Store
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