Old and New Civilizations Touch Elbows at Cavite
Manila reports Cavite naval station 7000 miles from the U S and near Manila enlarging due to the Russo Japanese war. A new station at Olongapo in Subig Bay will allow battleships to dock at the wharves. Cavite hosts 3000 Filipino workers earning less than American crews. The aging fort and modernizations illustrate American naval expansion in the Orient with ships such as the Oregon Monadnock Wisconsin Raleigh and Elcano earning gunnery prizes.
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Cavite
United States
Orient
Philippines
Olongapo
Subig Bay
Guadaloupe
America
Gugus
el Cano
Oregon
Monadnock
Wisconsin
Raleigh
Elcano
Asiatic Squadron
Ranger
Aguinaldo
Agay
Navy Yard
Nam Sing
Dewey
Hongkong
Chipaman
Yerxa Opens Branch Stores For Teas Coffees and Extracts
Yerxa announces new branch stores selling de-nerous teas coffees extracts and prices at locations Ballard opposite City Hall 601 Queen Anne Ave corner of Republican and Green Lake Station. Offers best potatoes milk chocolate and assorted goods with promotional pricing and asks small capital investors to join the expanding business.
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Ballard
City Hall
Ome
Queen Anne Ave
Republican
Green Lake Station
Washington
Japan
Chotce
Hoffman House
Bonntseens Boatles
A & Sons
Navy Yard Officers Named For New Vessel Assignment
Captain C J Bouech will command the boat and Paymaster Mel will service. A crew of 178 sailors and 18 marines will transfer from the receiving ship Philadelphia to staff the ship. Commanders Stack Potts and Robert M Doyle, then at Bremerton, ordered to San Francisco for a court martial board on the Bennington catastrophe. Captain Holmes of the Marblehead also joins the board. all will report to Mare Island yard on September 15.
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Navy Yard
C. J. Bouech
Mel
Philadelphia
Stack Potts
Robert M. Doyle
Bremerton Yard
San Francisco
Bennington
Holmes
Marblehead
Mareleland Yard
Gun beat Concord to be back in commission by Sept 20
Bremerton dispatches report orders to restore the gun beat Concord to commission by September 20 prompting speedy work on the project.
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Bremerton
Concord
Roosevelt Demands Public Printer Palmer Ouster
President Roosevelt demands the resignation of Public Printer F W Palmer effective September 15. Palmer’s push to remove foremen Oscar J Ricketts and IL C Hay sparked his dismissal amid a Keep committee probe into a 72 linotype machine purchase revealing a divided office staff impairing government service. German and American warships dock side by side at Bremerton with boats taking pier 2 at multiple times.
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Washington
Roosevelt
F. W. Palmer
Palmer
Oscar J. Ricketts
IL. C. Hay
Government Printing Office
Keep Committee
Bremerton
Patrick Kelly Arrest Sparks Disorderly Charge in Police Court
Patrick Kelly collapsed unconscious for over an hour after a cross examination in police court Tuesday. He was arrested Tuesday morning and charged with being disorderly. Patrolman Peterson made the arrest.
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Pat Bens
Destroler
Patrick Kelly
Kelly
Peterson
No Peace Till Union Scuffle Ends At Bank Building
After two weeks of failed talks between the Journey men’s union and the Master Plumbers’ association, contractor H. Sweeney resumed work with non union men on the People’s Savings Bank project at Second End Pike. The boarding strike was declared unfair over two months ago due to non union labor. About 40 non union workers are on site.
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Journeymen's Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
H. Sweeney
People's Savings Bank
Second End Pike
The Wonderful Record of Alveolar Dentistry
The Ohio Dentists offer Alveolar Dentistry claiming universal success with no implants. They replace missing teeth without plates or bridges and promise relief from pyorrhea and other conditions. Procedures are conducted by a team of specialists at 207% Pike St cor Third Ave with free consultations.
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Ohio
United States
Obhlo
State law on land sales ruled unconstitutional by judge
In Thurston County Superior Court Judge Lina declared the state law enabling land reservations from sale or lease unconstitutional. Other items note Chelan County fair preparations in September, the Everett Daily has been sold to J. B. and associates, and the Supreme Court restricted King County from hiring a grand jury clerk while A. Mather cannot recover salary. Grays Harbor lumber shipments reached 320 million feet in August. The White River Power Company is declared a public service corporation and cannot condemn Tacoma Industrial School property. D F Staly, Pullman pioneer, and J J Lichtenberg, first King County superior judge, died. The Daily Olympian foreclosed and owned by K C Ueghe and associates.
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Lina
Thurston County
Supreme Court
King County
A. Mather
White River Power Company
Put & Public Service Corporation
Tacoma Indosetrial School
Captain Libby Dead Puget Sound Steamboat Veteran
Captain John F E Libby a well known Puget Sound steamboat man died Tuesday in a private sanitarium in Portland after about a year of illness The years of age had long Coastal service in California and Seattle where he lived many years He commanded several boats on Puget Sound and since 1892 was manager of the Puget Sound Tugboat company
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John FE. Libby
Puget Sound
Portland
Libby
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Seattle
Eines
Ballard Patrols Embrace Martial Cleanliness Movement
The town enforces strict cleanliness with police officers cleaning HQs and streets while vendors face licensing rules and loiterers are deterred. Chief Bennett oversees the unusual regime as residents anticipate renewed order and wives celebrate stricter routines, warning outsiders to avoid Ballard.
Seattle Germans Miss German Day Celebration
Seattle German residents observed no German Day festivities on September 5 while cities like Charleston closed for the day. Across the United States German citizens marked the anniversary of the first German landing in Philadelphia with flags and decorations, creating a gala look in many communities.
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Seattle
United States
Philadelphia
Star
Charleston
8. C
Weather Beaten Benson Ends Grand Run in Seattle
Ezra Kendall gives a final performance as Weather Beaten Benson at the Grand theater on Third Avenue amid strong business. The show has drawn good attendance during its Seattle engagement, with Kendall’s portrayal highlighted as a high point in the act. The Chaperone continues as the evening’s musical feature following the Kendall run.
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Benson
Third Avenue
Pablo Romani
Ezra Kendall
the Grand
Seattle
Kendall
Leon Performs Astonishing Tricks At Star Theater
A company of 50 presents Edy success with Leon drawing crowds at the Star theater. He astonishes audiences daily with clever tricks including producing a banquet table from nothing. Other numbers on the bill are well received and as strong as his act.
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Leon
Star Theater
Swedish Baptists Open National Convention in Seattle
The national convention of Swedish Baptists opens in Seattle at the First Swedish Baptist church on Ninth and Pine. Delegates from across the United States gather, expected to number at least 150, with sessions spanning Wednesday to Saturday and a few days afterward.
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National Convention of Swedish Baptists
Seattle
United States
First Swedish Baptist Church
Ninth and Pine
Adelphia College Stone Laying Ceremony under Swedish Baptist Plans
At Thirteenth and Miller the Adelphia college project has begun with a portion to serve as an educational institute under the Swedish Baptist. Delegates will take a pleasure trip on the sound by Tuesday with a stop at the navy yard as a planned objective point.
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Adelphia College
Thirteenth
Miller
Navy Yard
First Baptist Church Ratifies Support For Minister
The First Baptist church voted 74 to 23 to back Rev. Dr. Myron B. Haynes amid charges by the American Passenger association. The session was secret and the minority did not join in unanimity. Resolutions praising the minister will be sent to Chicago by the church board.
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First Baptist Church
Chicago
Myron B. Haynes
American Passenger Association
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