Seattle Commercial Club mobilizes young business men
A Seattle movement of 200 young businessmen forms the Seattle Commercial Club to advertise the city, promote industrial welfare, attract enterprises, and cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce. Charter members include R. S. Stacy Henry Hroderick F H Mantor and others, with prominent local editors joining. Weather note humor closes the piece.
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Seattle
Seattle Commercial Club
The
Spirit of
Christensen
the Star
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Commece
United States
R. 8. Stacy
Washington National Bank
Henry Hroderick
John Davis Company
F. H. Mantor
Frederick & Nelson
Matheson & Elliott
F. A. Sutphen
Crane & Co
A. B. Calder
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Thomas 8. Scott
George C. Condon
Revella Revelle & Revelle
F. F. Evans
Warm Weather Forecast From Skipper Weatherman
A fog shrouds the morning as Skipper Weatherman predicts warmer weather to linger through Saturday and beyond. He jokes that a Coldwave check altered the forecast and promises a calmer sail with no high winds and a warm weekend ahead.
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Skipper Weatherman
Coldwave
Local Endeavorers Plan District Convention in Sumner
LOGAL GC E S DISCUSS PLANS LOGAL GC E S DISCUSS PLANS O N Halated district president of the Christian Endeavorers Carl H Reeves president of the local union and F Edgar Barth state president met Friday night at the home of the first named in E Green Lake Boulevard and arranged a program for the district convention of the Endeavorersa to be held December 1 2 and 3 at Sumner. They will announce the program after completion and arrange housing for delegates. They urged active work against anti conventionites and to raise subscriptions for the guarantee fund without delay.
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O. N. Halated
The
Christian Endeavorers
Carl H. Reeves
F. Edgar Barth
E Green Lake Boulevard
Endeavorersa
Sumner
Halstead
Mr. Barth
Chamber of Commerce
McCurdy Salary Surpasses Many Top U S Officials
The article notes Richard A. McCurdy's salary as Mutual president equals or exceeds the combined pay of numerous high offices and officials, listing positions such as the president, vice president, secretary of state, defense chiefs, attorney general, postmaster general, agriculture, commerce, the Supreme Court chief justice, Admiral Dewey, and Lt. Gov. Chaffee.
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McCurdy
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
the Mutual
United States
Navy
Agriculture
Commerce
Fuller
The
Supreme Court
Dewey
Chaffee
Ballard Plans Turpentine Refinery and Kindergarten Opening
F J Longworth and A V Dahlbers build a turpentine and by products refinery on E and Railroad avenues with mills promising timber. A new Ballard kindergarten will open October 30 at the Presbyterian church with 30 pupils, led by Ida Evans and a group of officers including Mrs Nettie Wellendorf as president.
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F. J. Longworth
A. V. Dahlbers
Ballard
Presbyterian Church
Nettie Wellendorf
Mra
A. A. Schram
E. J. Meacham
A. A. Roberts
A. W. Preston
Mise Ida Evans
Ywupie
Mead and officials tour state penitentiary sites
Governor Mead and board members Major Brown Mesers Jones Davie and Kincaid arrived in Seattle from Olympia on Friday noon and left in the evening. They promised to stop the squabble and said the source of troubles in penitentiary management would be removed soon. The group is traveling for investigation after checking Steilacoom and the State Soldiers' Home at Orting.
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Mead
Mrs. Swiftwater Granted Divorce From William Gates
A divorce decree grants Vera Beatrice Gates, known as Swiftwater Bill, care of the children to Mrs Gates and a $1000 yearly support. The settlement includes $10000 cash over three years and a $6000 home to be furnished. Attorney McHurney is awarded $1000 in fees. Co B Adams recovering after Friday Providence hospital surgery.
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Vera Beatrice Gates
Willliam C. Gates
Britain and Japan Form Stronger Alliance for Ten Years
Great Britain and Japan sign a ten year treaty uniting as allies in any war. The pact doubles each nation's forces, combines fleets, and expands armaments including battleships and cruisers. The two powers claim superiority in naval strength while detailing the broader balance of arms among France Russia Germany Italy Austria-Hungary and the United States.
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Great Britain
Japan
France
Russia
United States
Germany
Austro-Hungary
German
Italy
Turkey
Life Hangs by Thread in Boy Wounded by Bullet
Arthur Gemmell remains in critical condition after a stray bullet wound. Doctors at Providence hospital scheduled a Friday operation to remove the lead ball hidden under his shoulder blade. Mrs. Gemmell appeals for public aid as a fundraising rummage sale by the Ladies of the G. A. R. is planned for October 26 27 and 28 at Third and Pine corner.
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Arthur Gemmell
Providence Hospital
Third and
Pine
Beattie Women Mobilize Help for Seattle Hospital Patients
Mrs F A Cook of 1129 Eighteenth coordinates relief for convalescents in Seattle hospitals. She will gratefully receive and distribute clippings from newspapers to aid patient reading material, with deliveries prioritized to Seattle patients and others in the near future.
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Beattie
F. A. Cook
Seattle
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