University of Washington Opens 42nd Session With Record Enrollment
The University of Washington begins its forty second annual term with the largest enrollment in its history. Registration marks the first days as students settle into dorms and fraternity houses. About 900 students are expected to enroll once all are processed. Classes start Thursday morning. In Los Angeles the Jockey Club schedules a winter meet from November 14 to April 1, 1906.
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University of Washington
Denny Hall
Kane
Claas
Los Angeles Jockey Club
Open poker game draws police protest in city bars
F Brockaway says he was cheated out of 41 dollars in a Saturday night draw game near City Hall, run under police tolerance at Snohomish bar on First Avenue South. He cites crooked play and police proximity as proof of lax enforcement amid gambling spreading citywide.
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F. Brockaway
Mallinger
Crockaway
Snohomish
First Avenue South
Taggart Seeks Western Headquarters in Chicago
Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman, arrived in Chicago from Indianapolis to discuss western headquarters and campaign plans for Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin. He denied relinquishing control of national committee affairs and will depart for New York later today. Also noted is the Cottage City steamer arriving from Alaska with 137 passengers.
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Chicago
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Sullivan
Ryan
Sherman House
National Committee
New York
Markets Echo Local Provisions and Prices List
A dense price list for groceries and staples across meats produce dairy and grains. Items include beef types at 4 to 6 cents per pound, fresh produce like apples Valenica oranges and cantaloupes with varied per crate or per bunch rates, dairy prices for creamery milk and cheese, and bulk staples such as flour sugar and cereals with per ton or per barrel figures. Several regional names and wholesale terms appear, reflecting a broad market catalog.
Opaque Window Shades Featured in Spring Roller Sale
A brief ad item highlights opaque window shades sized 3 by 6 feet mounted on a spring roller. The note notes regular price and a one hour offer, though details are incomplete and the text is fragmented.
Cattle Herd in Kenton Ordered to Die After TB Find
Kenton herd owned by KR Bator tested positive for tuberculosis. Officials expect completion of examination this afternoon and cows found diseased will be killed.
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Ttle
Kenton
KR. Bator
P. J. Foley Drowned Near Union Bay
Peter J. Foley, a Seattle Bleetre employee for three years, drowned in Union Bay north of Madison Park shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday. He lived with his sister at 418 Twentieth Avenue North and went fishing in the bay with his brother-in-law, Har Shilling.
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Peter J. Foley
Seattle Bleetre Company
Us Bay
Lake Washin
Madison Park
Teth Avenue
Com
Har Shilling
Foley
Union Bay
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Eastern Outfitting Co
Berton
Aswad
Alaska
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Valencia
Yakima
MGI
Bradshaw's
Graper
Washington
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Puget Sound
Minnesota
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Standard Dakota
Graham
C.C.C
Levinson’s Qualit Store
Levinson’s Social Club
Main
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the Bon Marche
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Lonsdale
CO. D
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Jrapery Dept
Soveee
Merrick’s
Alsie
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Kerseye
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Cheviotsa
Kerney
Demorest
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Centrou
Cole
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Becond Avenue
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First Ave
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Woodmen of the World
Complete Credit House Furnishers
Frederick & Nelson (Inc
Japan
Mason
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Royal Granite Steel Colander
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
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Spring Sts
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