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Seattle
Thin’ Avenue
New York
Temple Court Bullting
Chicago
U. S. Express Building
WAR of
Trenton
Voarriers
McKinley
Henry N
Dearborn At
Iowa
Second Avenue
Chapin Block
Firet Avenue
Pike
Red Front Furniture Company
Second Avenue South
eC. V. White Advertistig _ Bureau
New York Building
Third Avenue
Ging ON Co
Oxyrhonor
McDonald Block
Hensel
Mig
Jeweler, & Hinckley
Peary Advances Northward in Pole Quest Despite Setbacks
The article praises Robert Peary for pushing toward the North Pole amid national concern over President McKinley. It notes his 83 degree-north reach, tundra conditions, and the belief among some that arctic exploration is folly, while others insist on pursuing honor and historical fame beyond mere profit.
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Peary
McKinley
Buffalo
Pole
Fromen
Greenland
Buck
Awatta
Columbus
North Pole
North
The Great American Dad and the Dowager Duchess Rescue
A chaotic skit on the American dad and a titled suitor named in a farcical family feud. The Dowager Duchess settles debts, a daughter and swallow-tail figure clash, and a mother figure restores order as encumbrances disappear and celebrations follow.
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Duchess of
Manchester
Zimmerman
Dad
Daderins
Swallow-tail
Beng
Swallow-Tall
Ded
Maxim Promises Devastating Explosive Power
The article reports Hiram Maxim claiming his explosive maximize will destroy battleships and outpace ironclads, with claims of safety under proper handling. It contrasts Maxim’s device with English explosives and notes his past announcements and the weight given to his statements.
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Hiram Maxim
Leake
United States
Maxim
Morgan and the Ministers On the San Francisco trip
Fourteen ministers of the Gospel led by J. Pierpont travel across the continent to the Protestant Episcopal convention in San Francisco aboard a palatial train. Morgan rents a top San Francisco residence for the conference while opponents critique the ostentatious display. Local reports note dry air and dust concerns in Puget Sound, labor tensions with Moran Bros apprentices, and broader Seattle business vitality.
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J. Pierpont
San Francisco
Morgan
Architects Elect Officers at Washingwtore Chapter Meeting
The annual meeting of the Washingwtore chapter of the American Institute of Architects was held in the York building yesterday. Officers elected: president W. E. Boone, first vice president W. D. Kimball, second vice president Jas Glephen, secretary.
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Washingwtore Chapter of
American Inof Architects
York Building
Ent
W. E. Boone
W. D. Kimball
Jas
Glephen
Local Chapter Officers Report Agenda Noted
Chas W Saunders treasurer Geo W Lawton and council including H Bebb and W Houghton discussed committee reports. The chapter decided not to send a representative to the national convention of architects at Buffalo this year. Subscribe for the Star.
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Chas. W. Saunders
Geo. W. Lawton
H. Bebb
Br. W. Houghton
National Convention of Architects At
Buffalo
Senator in Storms Arrives with 490 Passengers and Gold Dust
The steamship Senator under Captain Pat terton reached port from Nome last night carrying 490 passengers and gold dust valued at 500000 dollars. Banks in the city hold most of the gold dust with police valued at 1000 to 5000 dollars under Purser Sargeant care. Notables aboard included Judge K M Jackson and Capt BE Hayden with John Cudihee, brother of Sheriff Ed Cud they. A storm plagued the voyage and a robbery of 4000 in gold dust occurred at the Log Cabin restaurant in Bullivan City during a dance.
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Senator
Patterton
Nome
Bean
Puget Sound National
Washington National
Pirat National
Thin City
Wild Goose Co
Purser Sargeant
K. M. Jackson
United States Court
Alaska
BE. W. Hayden
Rluestone
John Cudihee
Ed Cudthee
Dutch Harbor
Murray
Bullivan City
Missionaries to China sail from Seattle on next steamer
A group of thirteen missionaries from the China Inland Mission led by Rev and Mrs W P Knight and others will depart Seattle on the next steamer to China. They are aided in Seattle by Rev Hugh W Gittichrist and Westminster Presbyterian church, with a farewell reception planned by the Tabernacle Baptist and Westminster congregations.
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China Inland Mission
J. Hudson Taylor
England
Benattle
China
Mra
W. P. Knight
A. W. Laulet
Mra. Miller
Irwin
Misa Hengtson
Miss Waters
Chine
Seattle
Hugh W. Gittehrist
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Baptist Congregation
Westminster Presbyterian
E. Shorrock
Mr. Shorrock
Portland Beats Seattle In Narrow Baseball Tilt
In Portland yesterday afternoon the Portland club edged Seattle 3 to 2 in the second game of the series. Seattle out-batted the home team, but sharp fielding kept Portland in the race. Hickey pitched for Seattle and Salisbury for Portland.
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Portland
Seattle
Hickey
Salisbury
Local Office and Service Ads Mix in Patchy OCR
A garbled list of advertisements and names appears with services from furnished rooms to medical offices and repairs. Items include Battleship House at 86 Ist Ave, Hotel Savoy Rooms, Juckart and Hlowell osteopaths, and umbrella repair services at 900 Second Avenue, Robeson Area.
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MME. Prorkhon
Europe
America
Kitty Cing
Harry Maynard
Minneapolis
Cirand Pacific
Firet Avenue
Johnston
Leland
Second Avenue
Carolina
Living Second Avenue
Pike Atreet
Dutton
Bailey
Pike _street
Pine Street
FI Avenue
Battleship
Ist Ave
Reomea
The
Hotel
Savoy
Wirst
Conklin House
Ligt
Third Ave
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Olympic Oil, CO
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Ron Rent
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Miler
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