Labor Day Pageant Brings Seattle Union Jubilation
The Seattle Labor Day celebration draws about 6 000 parade participants and 5 000 picnic diners at Woodland Park. A lively street pageant, blue green purple attire, and tall hats highlighted the day. The Garment Workers Local 17 wore white dresses and a tallyho car carried members. painters beat plumbers 5 to 2 in a later baseball game.
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Eagles’ Hall
Seattle
Woodland Park
George Listman
Sign and Pictorial Painters’ Union
Tallyho
Garment Workers
Heras
Eagles Hall Benefit Teas Raise Funds for Waitresses
A charity event at Eagles hall featured a decorated program and music as attendees enjoyed the final number. Proceeds supported the home building fund for the waitresses, aiding their housing needs.
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Eagles’ Hall
Briefs From Various Cities Collected News Notes
Spokane Miles Poindexter hints at possible Senate run after Third congressional district service. Olympia State Board of Equalization meeting held. Daweon W A Mackennadle from the Census Bureau heads to Fairbanks for winter. Newburg Oregon Nathan White, 74, missing since August 28. son offers 100 dollar reward. Bremerton Two hundred Spanish American War veterans go into two day camp. Bellingham Mass meeting to push abolition of saloons. Spokane City ministers plan Sunday funerals. Walla Walla Corner stone laid for new state headquarters of the I O F. building to finish. Madrid Law student Manrique charged with killing a dog. New York Mrs Jesse James attends evangelist camp meeting at Camp Grove. Boston Dara Dudley claims telescope to aim a gun around a corner.
Ring May Give Clue To Murder
A gold band cameo ring found near the mutilated body of Robert Little is believed by police to be a likely clue. Dan Sullivan, last seen with Little, is in custody as investigators pursue the case. a female companion is also detained but not tied to the crime.
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Asied Pree
Reno
Robert Little
Dan Sullivan
Little
King
Baby Marian Hicakiey Custody Battle Ends In Topeka
The search for Marian Hicakiey, adopted from an incubator in Chicago, centered on Mrs Charlotte Makeley and Mrs J D Barclay as three courts weighed real mother versus foster parents. After high drama with revolvers and fast escapes, the Barclays faced jail in Kansas City as custody actions continue.
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Marian Hicakiey
United States
Charlotte Makeley
J. D. Barclay
Chicago
Barclays
Little Marian
Topeka
Miss Welgott Wins Girl Typewriting Contest at Seattle Day
Amy J Weagott won the typewriting contest at Seattle Day held in the Mime Arta Hall. Nine contestants competed for the prize with no male participant winning. Margaret Jordan finished second and Fannie M Clarke third. In San Francisco a baby girl weighing a pound and a half was found under the care of Mrs W A Parks in a hotel district. the infant is the daughter of Mrs Charien Walter born September 1.
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Amy J. Weagott
Seattle
Margaret Jordan
Fannie M. Clarke
San Francisco
California
W. A. Parks
Sanches
Charien Walter
Parker
Ocean Traffic War Looms Between Hit and Harriman Interests
Shipping men report an impending ocean traffic war after an accord between Spokane Portland and Seattle Railway and Northern Pacific Steamship. Three vessels will operate between San Pedro and San Francisco, and Portland Seattle routes within a month. Hoandke and Geo W Elder already service the coast, while St Croix sails from Alaska to San Pedro late September. San Pedro and San Diego will be regular ports with Hose City and Kansas City also active between Portland and San Francisco. A passenger accord with the Northern Steamship and Hill road starts September 25, with freight terms under review for October 15.
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Hit
Harriman
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
San Pedro
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Hoandke
Geo. W. Elder
Bt. Croix
Schubach and
Hamilton
Alaska
St Croix
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Hose City
Kansas City
Northern Steamship Company
Northern Company
Hill Road
Spaniards Hold Off Moorish Attack in Melila
Moors numbering 1500 attacked Gen Agueloras forces marching toward Sohelard but faced heavy fire and suffered heavy losses. dispatches from Melila describe the Moorish assault as repelled with many dead. An investigation at the Soldiers' Home in Sawtelle, California, began this morning led by Maj. William Warner, Missouri senator and national board member.
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Melila
Agueloras
Sohelard
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Union Men
Spokane
Miles Poindexter
Grevelonal
United States Senate
Olympia
State Board of Equization
Daweon
W. A. Mackennadle
Census Bureau
Fairbanks
Newburg
Nathan White
W. B. White
Bremerton
Bellingham
Walla Walla
The
Madrid
Spain
Manrique
Astudillo
New York
Jesse James
Evangelist Camp Meeting
Camp Grove
Boston
Dara Dudley
Miss Welgott
Hill
Shafer Bros
Best
Shafer
West
First Avenue
Otne
Kuppenheimer
Second Avenue
Brokaw Bros
Strauss Bros
Northwest
Seeebhaa
King Coal
King Coal Mining Company
Tenino
Washington
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Jeffries
Main
Pioneer Building
Seattle, Wash
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