What the Japs Must Do In Far East War Talks
The article outlines two main Japanese objectives in the Far East. Port Arthur must fall after a costly siege, and Kuropatkin’s army must be captured or destroyed to prevent Russian rallying. Success hinges on taking Mukden and Harbin and denying Russia a northern base.
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Port Arthur
Kuropatkin
Siberian
Liao Yang
London
Mukden
Harbin
Russia
Japan
Kouropatkin
Kipling on Japanese army and other era musings headline
A collage of brief notes surveys Kipling viewed as fiction leader, the trio waltz dance, Henry C. Davis remarks, and an assortment of anecdotes from Washington vaudeville to marriage plans in London. It cites a Michigan hunter incident, a New York wedding gown concern, and a Gainesville imaginary victory with mock generals.
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Henry C. Davis
Bradley-Martin-Phipps
London
New York
Miss Phipps
Grant
Kuropatkin
Stakelberg
Meat Canning Becomes New Local Industry Plant Planned at Frye Juha
The first meat canning plant in the Pacific Northwest will operate at Frye Juha’s packing house by October 1, with a $26,000 outlay. Charles Sautier will head the new branch, aiming to can corned beef, prime roast beef and tongue at high quality. Daily slaughter totals include 300-600 sheep and hogs, 100-200 cattle, with annual output valued around $4 million.
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Frye Juha Company
Charles Sautier
Blag Packing House
Armour and National Packing Companies
Seattle
Charles H. Frye
Big Eastern
Irye-thutn
Getting Even and the Rathcoole Shipboard Plot in 1903
A tale about Billy Treharne once master of the tramp steamer Rathcoole who falls into smuggling after years in the West Indian trade. He accumulates contraband tobacco and coal, schemes with the crew, and plans a sly return voyage to England before the plot unravels.
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Win, Treharne
Mathcools
Rathcoole
Mexican Gulf
London
West Indies
Gulf
Billy
Treharne
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Totem Pole Move Prompts Pacific Coast Plaza Plan
A park board plans transforming Pioneer Place into a premier public plaza on the Pacific coast featuring a $25,000 water fountain as its centerpiece. The project includes colored nighttime lighting, reduced triangle area for team space, and removal of the totem pole to a new location. Funding is anticipated over several years with design by a leading eastern sculptor.
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Pacific Coast
Park Board
Beattle
Portaon Place
Second Aveney
Yesler Way
Public Lavatory
Molden Named as Colegraph Operator Arrested in Spokane
WH Molden identifies as a Colegraph operator and was taken into custody by Tenant and Byrnes yesterday afternoon in Spokane for alleged embezzlement. Papers from Spokane are expected today.
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Lsted
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How Old Is Ann from Sunny Tenn
The column combines humorous quips about politics and a verse about a wooden rocker. It mentions a census note about married men and a wedding anniversary celebrated by two Texas couples.
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Ann
Plot to smuggle cigars ends in fines and notoriety
A confessed tobacco runner plans revenge after losses from confiscated cargo. He hides cigars and tobacco on a later voyage to be found by customs, gets fined and labeled a runner, then repeats the tactic on a smaller scale. An advertisement praises Electric Diters as a health remedy and tonic.
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Lancaster
N. Hi
G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yester
Billy Treharne and the Tobacco Coal Plot Aboard Rathcoole
Sailors on the Rathcoole scheme to season coal with tobacco liquor to mislead a revenue officer. Billy Treharne denies concealment while McKay’s idea is exposed during a port call, leading to a tense coal search and eventual detainment relief and compensation.
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McKay
New York
Billy Trebarne
Real estate boom promotion near Green Lake Puget Sound
Advertises real estate near Green Lake between Green Lake and Richmond Beach. Urges monthly payments of 5 to 10 dollars for five acres in North Wide Garden Tracts, with prices from 40 dollars an acre and cash terms 26 to 59 dollars per acre or 5 to 16 dollars monthly. Promises title, abstracts, and legal opinions, with travel options to viewing sites via Great Northern train and local guides.
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Green Lake
Biehme Beart
Heattleverett
Lea
Great Northern
Richmond Beach
Holloway
Puget Bound
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