Teachers Vote Tomorrow Amid Salary Debate And Board Plans
Teachers prepare to vote on rival wage scales and a proposed board policy amid ongoing labor tensions. The election involves socialist and non socialist candidates and a recall of school board management. Polling places across wards are listed with booths open from noon to 5 pm for director elections and Maynard flats referendum votes.
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Sooth Beattie
Relnier
Pacific School
P. T. Minor
Old Public Library
University Grounds
Denny School
Cascade School
Eighth Ward
Warren Avenue
Queen Anne School
Ninth Ward
Interbay
T. BP
Pay
Mountain View Station
Nean To & P
Maynard Flats
Texas hangings report murder case timeline
Telegraph service reports two men executed in Texas this morning. Jesse was hanged for the murder of Matthias, with the events dated in September. Henry Bearo was hanged today for the murder of Albert Taylor, a life convict.
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Tex
Jesse
Matthias
Henry
Bearo
Albert Taylor
Civil Service Examinations For Assistants And Clerk
Regular exams for civil service include an exam for assistants in the engineer's office and a special examination for Mac Inspector. An exam will be held December 14, and 15 applicants are applying for licenses as stationary engineers.
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Civil Vite Commission
Gold Mounted Fountain Pens At Chicago Co
Gold mounted fountain pens arrive in a new plain line at Chicago Co. 1207 Indiana Avenue. Xmas buyers are offered a very reasonable price for these elegant writing instruments.
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Chicago Co
Ind Ave
Watches and Diamonds Found at Bergsin Prices
Items include out watches and diamonds valued at $17 listed near Ind Ave. The fragment notes Bergsin prices and a sale or display location. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bergsin
Will appoint Bodwell as court clerk in Carroll's term
Justice of the Peace elect John Ke Carroll will appoint B D Hodwell as clerk of his court. Bodwell is a local attorney well known among younger lawyers. He will be sworn in and take office January 14 when Judge Carroll's term begins in the New York block.
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John KE. Carroll
B.D. Hodwell
Bodwell
Parre Carroll
New York
Ships arrive and overhaul work in San Francisco
On the front, the Spokane Rainier Earnest Hamilt and Atlas arrive in San Francisco this morning. The Bidart reaches port from Tacoma and lies at the Wall st dock after discharging part of its cargo. The Jefferson of the Alaska company remains in Moran company drydock for about two weeks for annual overhauling with burners being installed.
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Spokane
Rainier
Earnest Hamilt
Atlas
San Francisco
Bidart
Tacoma
Wall St
Jefferson
Alaska Company
Moran Company
Train to California Leaves Seattle for West Coast Run
The train departs Seattle at 4 30 P M and Portland at 11 30 P M arriving San Francisco at 9 48 A M after forty one hours on the Scenic Shasta Route. The Southern Pacific operates three daily trains with tickets and reservations at the Union Ticket Office 608 Flat Avenue Seattle Washington led by E E Ellis General Agent.
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Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Saw
Shasta
Union Ticket Office
Fliat Avenue
Wash
E. E. Ellis
Ove
Magoon Calls Leaders for Urgent Affairs
NAVANA November unspecified date Magoon called leaders of both political parties to meet tomorrow to discuss urgent affairs and possible resignations of senators and representatives amid a push for a new Canadian tariff. OTTAWA introduces new tariff by finance minister W B Plesding with intermediate British preferential and general rates. POLAND Archbishop of Posen lies in state while Poles demand a Pole succeed him. LEXINGTON time extension granted for Mutual Life Insurance case. briefs due by December 16.
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Magoon
Navana
Senaifive
Ottawa
Ont
W. B. Plesding
Finance
Poren
Prussia
Posen
Lexington
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Prewitt
Kentucky
Shea Jury Complete in Cor neliite FP Trial
The twelfth juror has been selected to try Corneliite FP in Chicago Nevada. Shea was indicted a year ago in connection with the Strike of the Brotherhood of Teametera of this city.
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Shea
Chicago
Nev
Corneliite FP. Shea
Brotherhood of Teametera
Suspected Robber Arrested in Oklahoma City
Will McDonald aged 26 was arrested yesterday by a posse in Oklahoma City. He is suspected of shooting and robbing W. P. Dillworth of the city.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Will McDonald
W. P. Dillworth
Mystic Shriners Initiate in Western Washington
One of the most notable sessions of the Mystic Shrine war held at the Masonic temple, Tacoma. The ceremonies and banquet lasted into yesterday morning with about 400 Shriners from Western Washington and Alaska and 14 representatives from other shrines escorting a close of 88 novitiates across the hot sands.
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Mystic Shriners
Tacoma
Masonic Temple
Washington
Alaska
United States
Dayton Train Collision Injures Suburbanites and Xenia Riders
A Dayton & Xenia line traction car carrying suburbanites and Xenia passengers was struck by a Cleveland Cincinnati & St. Louis freight engine near midnight. Details on injuries or casualties were not immediately available as crews assessed damage and the cause of the collision.
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Dayton
Dayton & Xenia
Xenia
Hutchinson Co Advertises Suits Coats and Cravenettes
W B Hutchinson Co advertises three floors of showroom space specializing in fifteen business suits overcoats and cravenettes. The brief copy highlights a broad menswear focus and multiple floor offerings.
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W. B. Hutchinson CO
W. B Hutchinson Co
Tailor offers $40 style for $46 orders at Daniel Fuhrman
Daniel Fuhrman the Tailor at 1016 Second Ave advertises $40 worth of style with every $46 order. He promises a man will feel and appear well dressed. Also notes A L Hall at 1111 Piret Ave has a new line of Putman waterproof leather boots at 7.00 a pair and a stock of hunting gear and cases.
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Daniel Parkman
New Cabinet Formed by Senor Moret y Pendergant
MADRID November 8 The new cabinet formed by Senor Moret y Pendergant has been accepted by King Alfonso. Emperor Leproven 12-Hour Day The emperor approves a council of ministers plan to set a 12 hour working day with two hours for meals in all industries. In six weeks the law becomes operative. Mexico City Island Net Bank Mugene Mets Chilean consul says a circulated earthquake report that Juan Fernandes Island sank is untrue.
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Madmid
Senor Moret Y Pendergant
Alfonso
Pothrsburg
Council of Migrters
Island Net Bank
Mexico City
C.mugene Mets
Mexico
Juan Fernandes
Otto Young Drope Dead at Lake Geneva Country Home
Otto Young, a Chicago millionaire merchant, collapsed and died today at his Lake Geneva country home. The unexpected death occurred in the early hours, with no immediate cause announced. News details indicate Young was prominent in business circles and amassed substantial wealth through extensive trading ventures.
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Otto Young
Chicago
Ottto Young
Lake Geneva
Hungarian Sugar Trades Ships To U S Amid Cuba Tension
Budapest reports Cuban unrest drives Hungarian sugar to the United States. Unsettled Cuba conditions prompt shipments as markets seek alternative buyers and supply routes.
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Budapest
Cuba
United States
Norwegian Youth Alfred Stray Dies in St Peter's Hospital
Prominent Norwegian Alfred Stray a young man from a notable family in Norway dies at St Peter's hospital after a brief illness. His father holds an official government position in Norway.
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Olympia
Alfred Stray
St. Peter's Hospital
Norway
Sunset Telephone Begins $26 000 Conduit Work in Brellingham
In Brellingham in November 86 the Sunset Telephone company plans about $26 000 more conduit installations within days raising this year’s total improvements to about $100 000.
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Brellingham
Sunset Telephone Company
Tacoma Man Missing Sparks Local Search
Tacoma authorities report Earl Parrar aged 26, employed locally, has vanished prompting a search as of November 30. Police and volunteers coordinate have canvassed area streets and nearby neighborhoods for clues.
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Tacoma
Earl Parrar
Hat fashions and loyalty to a premium Derby hat
The ad promotes the Burger Derby hat priced at $200 as superior to cheaper options and asserts men prefer its style and satisfaction. Litlagar Barkman, exclusive hatters at 1310 Becond Ave, invite customers to purchase the hat.
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Litlagar & Barkman
Ladevondon’s Lumber Company Figure Reported Missing
Jon Oth and his associates from Ladevondon’s Lumber Company have disappeared, raising fears among friends that he was drugged and forced aboard. The incident remains under investigation.
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Ladevondons Lumber Company
Jon Oth
Nets
Congo State Renaming Debate In Chamber Session
In Brussels on November 80 the chamber of deputies heard discussion on renaming the Congo State. The debate featured a socialist point of view presented to the assembly.
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Brussels
Congo
Chamber of Deputies
Mayor Elisha Dyer Dies Suddenly in Providence
Mayor Elisha Dyer of Providence Rhode Island died suddenly last night from heart trouble. He was the city’s second chief executive to die suddenly within two years.
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Elisha Dyer
Providence
RE. L
Eiisha Dyer
Rhode Island
Dyer
Eity
Seattle General Hospital
John E. Pherson
Colby
R. Ito
Ito
Theuruya Company
Seconday
Lakeview Cemetery
Bonney-Watson
Featherstone to hang despite government stand
In Victoria Featherstone faces execution for the murder of Mary Dalton at South Wellington. He reportedly broke down upon hearing the news yet maintained his innocence. In London a report claims the British South Africa Company offered the Salvation Army 1,000,000 acres in Rhodesia for colonization with a revert clause if the venture fails.
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Featherstone
Victoria
Robert Featherstone
Mary Dalton
South Wellington
Ile
Galvation Army
London
British South Africa Company
Balvation Army
Rhodesia
Military Activity Reported in Korea Over Kando Dispute
Victoria Nov 30 Active military preparations are being made by Japanese in North Korea. The Antilochus arriving from Liverpool and the Orient reports Japan aims to enforce Korea's claim in the China Korea dispute over Kando. Vladivostok area notes alarm from these preparations.
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Victoria
North Korea
Liverpool
Orient
Korea
China
Kando
Tumen
Yalu
Vladivostok
River pirates plunder magazine on Lule Island
In New Westminster on November 30 the Fraser river bandits shifted tactics from boats to high explosives. They targeted the T. J. Trapp Co. magazine on Lule Island during a Wednesday night break in.
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New Westminster
Bcc
Fraser River
T. J. Trapp @ Co
Lule Island
Putman Waterproof Leather Boots Now In Stock At $7
Sportsmen urged to visit A. L. Hall at 1221 Firetave for the new Putman high grade waterproof leather boots fully guaranteed at seven dollars a pair. Large stock of hunting coats guns fixtures and cases available.
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A. L. Hall
Firetave
River Pirates Suspected in Black Powder Theft and Galliteen Fire
Thieves lifted between 40 and 56 cases of black powder with no clues to the culprits, suspected river pirates. Galliteen Opera House in Galliteen near Altoona burned along with three stores nine dwellings and three barns, causing about 260000 in losses. In Melbourne rumor says Australia may prosecute the American oil combines under anti trust act.
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Galliteen
Altoona
Galliteen,a
Australia
Melbourne
American Oil Combine
Chamber backs Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The Hellingham Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution endorsing the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Members expressed clear support and alignment with the expo's spirit and goals.
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Indorse A
Hellingham
Fleiingham Chamber of Commerce
Dutch Troops Clash With Rebels in New Guinea
From The Hague a dispatch reports Dutch forces clashing with a strong Alfours band traveling from Kanaas to Pakfak. Seven soldiers were killed and one officer along with six men wounded in the engagement.
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The
Hague
Ney
Dutch New Guinea
Alfours
Kanaas
Pakfak
Robbers Bind Watchman Loot Farnham Store Safe
Seven masked men entered A. N. Farnham’s Westville market garden shop in New Haven early yesterday, blew open the safe, seized $600, and fled. Police lacked a trace by late last night.
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New Haven
Conn
A. N. Farnham
Westville
Visit to Uncle Bam's Navy Yard in Bremerton
Visitors to Seattle are urged to take a trip to Uncle Bam's navy yard at Bremerton to see battleships Wide conasin and Oregon, the training ship Philadelphia, torpedo boats and destroyers. Boats depart Pier 2 at 10 and 11:20 a.m. and 1:15 and 4:46 p.m. on weekdays with an extra at 2:80 p.m. Sundays. round trip 50 cents.
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Uncle Bam
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Oregon
Philadelphia
Pier 2
Wisconsin
Plier 2
Bank Clearings Jump in November 1906
Bank clearings for November 1906 rose by 11,621,404.28 compared with November 1905. The total for the month ending reached 42,777,728.06 in clearings, signaling substantial growth in financial activity.
President names Methenney to civil service post
The president announced the appointment of John A. Methenney of Louisiana as civil service commissioner, succeeding A W Cooley of New York who was named assistant attorney general.
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Washington, D. C
John A. Methenney
Louietana
A. W. Cooley
New York
Northern Pacific Receives 14 New Powerful Locomotives
Telegraphic advices received in Seattle report 14 new engines of the largest and most improved type en route to the city from Dunkirk New York. A majority will run out of Seattle and all will be used on the Pacific division of the railroad.
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Seattle
Northern Pacific
Dunkirk
Pacific Division
Beattie Esperanto Society Plans February 1 Event
The Beattie Esperanto society organizes a large entertainment on February 1 with most programming in Esperanto and limited English for non speakers. A new class for advanced students will meet Monday evenings with Kaperanto spoken exclusively.
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Beattie Esperanto Society
Local Flashes and Society Notes Lead News
Nohe Bankrupt. William H. Nohe a cigar dealer is adjudged bankrupt in federal court. Mrs H Miller is robbed of her purse at 714 Madison Ave and Seventh Ave and University St last night. Symphony concert postponed due to Grand Opera House damage. New York society meets at Chamber of Commerce this evening with Calvin E Vilas to address. Red Cross Beattie branch meets at Lincoln hotel parlors at 2 PM. Prosecution to push charge over fast autos. KR D Rogers and Fred Roesch to entertain Miss Alberta Gallatin in Seattle. New pastor arrives at University Place Christian church Rev Thos J Shuey arrives with family. He assumes charge Dec 1. Dr Sydney M Strong to speak on The Test of a Girl.
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H. Miller
Madison At
Seventh Av
University St
Hed Cross Society
Lincoln Hotel
Beattie Branch
American Red Cross Society
Mackintosh
KR. D. Rogers
Fred Roesch
University Place
Deportation Ordered for Four French Immigrants
Four French residents Leon Demolier Laura Compani Mrs Aime and Mrs Michardas alias Mrs Demolier were arrested by immigration officers for illegal stay and ordered deported. They will be shipped to France within two or three days, as Minnesota Gale reports a ship sailing to Yokohama with a Dec 12 departure for Japan and a Christmas bid to reach the U.S. before the holiday.
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Leon Demolier
Laura Compani
Mra. Aime
Mra. Michardas
Mre. Demolier
France
Minnesota
Hongkong
Yokohama
United States
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W. A. Shannon Quilon
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Thcket
Richard Winsor
Wiewell
C. Hughes
California
Py Later
Savings Bank
Pike
Tan Ae
Ot Thayer
First Ave
Geatt Main
Ind
Wotteet
Cowens University Park
Chas. Cowen
Pioneer
Columbia Canal CO
U. K
Attalia
Walla Walla Co
Daniel Fuhrman
the Tailor
Second Ave
Piret Ave
Forthwei
BR Shorrock
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue Arcade
Union Tailors
James St
Sone
Eee
Rob Ponder
Bpokane
Spokesman-Review
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
University of Washington
Fiftieth Street
E. Crutcher
Cooley
Scripps Telegraph Service
Esperanto Entertainment
Grand Opera House
New York Society
Chamber of Commerce
Calvin E. Vilas
Gallatin
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alberta Gallatin
Dorothy Haddon
Maddon Hall
the People’s Store
Second Avenue
Dress Goods Department
Guit
Dreas
EPT
Dept
Trimmed Strait House
Grocery and Crockery Dept
Borden's
Pioneer Brand
Libby
McNell's
Armour's
Swift
Lily
Armour
Hammond
the Fair Department Store
A. Mapidge Co.,, Inc
Wolff
Santa Claus
Mt. Rainier
Garvey Buchanan Company
Pioneer Square
W. C
Port Makeley Mill Company
Veusel
Gaile
Justice Frater
Nelile G. Egbert
Morris
Irma T. Melburn
Clarence M. Melburn
Judge Frater
Nina E. Boyce
Harvey Boyce
Y. M
Forts Worden
Casey
Flagler
Oliphant Stetere
Forbes— Mearns
G. T. Forbes
C. Ethel Mearns
D. D. Mearns
Terry Av
Thomas M. Slater
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Smith
Pranches
Georgetown
Renton
James D. Hoger
Solner
Ferdinané Scermits
Fereinerachat & Ee
Edward James D
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cherry Street
Mege
Geattin
Safe Deposit Co
Nome
Eske
Canrury Furniture Company
Srcono Avenue
Sprinc Street
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