Scare on Fish Prices Amid Storms Halting Fleet
Must be scared must be scared Ti to be received Pricea will continue to no higher until the fleet returns in about a week. Then the market will be flooded and the fishermen will be glad to get almost any price for her fish. The present scarcity due to storms at Cape Flattery suspending operations and Alaska trade keeps fish scarce this season. Steamer Garland arrived from Port Townsend with word schooner Alexander grounded near there yesterday morning. It floated at high tide and proceeded to Port Hadlock this morning.
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Cape Flattery
Alaska
Garland
Port Townsend
Alexander
Anderson
Port Hadiock
Lots of Fish and Some Men Aboard Spokane Voyage
The elegant excursion steamer Spokane from Skagway arrives with 16,000 cases and 660 barrels minion and 206 passengers. Captain Lloyd says Cottage City will reach here tomorrow morning. Spokane passed at 12 o clock near Hell o Bella on Queen Charlotte Sound and was at anchor waiting for daybreak. She steamed lightly with only one pump working while tug Pioneer assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Lioyd
Skagway
Cottage City
Hella Bella
Queen Charlotte Sound
Pioneer
Detective Corning Subdues Armed Madman in Corning
Detective C. A. Corning faced an armed madman at the corner of Raat Newton and Howard streets in the afternoon. A street car crew arrived to help. the suspect, reading anarchistic pamphlets, threatened the officer and threw rocks. The rescue, aided by conductor KR EB Woodin and the motorman, ended with the man restrained and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Corning
Raat Newton
Howard
Corning
Bodiy Farm
Parent
Wight
Woodin
Bride Emma May Carstensen Weds K. Coles at Port Angeles
Emma May Carstensen and K. Coles head of Sunset Telephone board department married last evening at the brides parents 115 Teth avenue Port Angeles ceremony by Rev. George Frame Bride’s attendants Everett Hickman of Portland and Miss Katherine Goerhringer of Minneapolis Maid of honor Mina Mamie Carstensen. The couple will spend two weeks in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma May Carstensen
K. Coles
Sunset Telephone Company
At & O
Halibut Fleets Bring In Large Catches for Low Prices
Sailors report big chunks of money from halibut catches as ships Mary and Doncaster unload thousands of fish. Mary delivered 20 000 fish sold at low cents per pound totaling 376 dollars. Doncaster brought 28 000 fish selling around four cents per pound for about 8980 dollars. Anticipated arrivals The Crea and Thekia expect heavy cargos at similar rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Strong
Doncaster
Martin Johnson
Judge Jasper N. Turner Dies in Ban Loule Obiapo Cal
A telegram reports Judge Jasper N. Turner died yesterday in Ban Loule Obiapo California. Turner was a renowned Seattle lawyer noted for his ability.
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Ban
Old Salt Captains Witness Realistic Tempest on Stage
Capt Filiston Warral of the Ping Luey and Capt G W Jame of the Kintuck traveled from Tacoma to view Shakespeare's The Tempest. Both praised the storm scene saying it felt authentic to life with the ship pitching, rigging wind, and hull sounds, nearly prompting orders to man the lifeboats.
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Filiston Warral
China Mutual
Ping Luey
Tacoma
G. W. Jame
Kintuck
Long
Police Notes Report Opium Arrest and Missing Watch
Hattie Stewart, a colored woman, was arrested at a lodging house on Jackson Street by Policeman La Count for opium smoking. Her pipe and layout were confiscated. Alfred Kennesdale reported a missing silver watch from a serious house on Washington Street. Scott, 57, has not been seen since Thursday near Fifth Avenue and Yeaster Way.
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Hattie Stewart
Jackson Street
Alfred Kennesdale
Washington Street
Scott
Fifth Avenue
Tyeaster Way
Borrowdale Rescues Distressed Vessel Close
The Borrowdale, Captain Wandtram, arrived at 2 pm from Port Townsend and found the schooner Close in distress after being supplied with provisions for weeks. Close had been on half rations. Captain Wanstrom gave rations tobacco and beer, risking his own crew to help the other vessel. Close drifted leeward 1,200 miles from land under a light NE breeze. Tampico had supplied a month’s provisions. Wheat prices from San Francisco and Chicago are noted.
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Borrowdale
Wandtram
Port Townsend
Close
Wanstrom
Citizens' Light and Power rush gas plant in Seattle
The Citizens' Light and Power Company accelerates construction of its Smith's Core gas plant to start gas production as soon as possible. Crews fasten street mains in alleys downtown and a second system extends to Beattie, Beattie suburbs, and nearby towns. Existing rates drop to 1.50 per thousand feet for illuminating gas and 1.25 for fuel gas once active.
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Light and Power Company
Seattle
Army of Mechanics
Smith's
Citizens’ Light and Power Company
Maine
Beattie
Jiard
Fremont
California Oil
Washington Coal
Company i
Former Vulcan Works employee involved in altercation at plant
Johnson, once employed at Vulcan Iron Works, clashed with a foreman and police were called. No charges were filed initially, but a warrant was issued for the foreman for assault and battery after Johnson said he was beaten. He left work, then returned to seek wages. Mariners dried sails as the American ship from Alaska passed Neuah bay at 2 o'clock.
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J. Johnson
Vulcan Iron Works
Wan
Johnson
Alaska
Neuah Bay
Mayor Humes Vanishes During Bear Hunt Near Bothell
Mayor Humes accompanied by his son Jay began a bear hunting trip along Bquak slough between Bothell and Lake Washington. The two hunters, seeking a large bear from a steep timbered hill, failed to return as darkness fell. Jay and companions searched through rain and darkness all night, finding no trace. A large rescue effort organized by Sheriff Cudthee and Capt Ward mobilized police, detectives, private citizens, and a Seattle bar group to Kenmore at dawn to continue the search.
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Jay
Bquak Slough
Bothell
Lake Washington
King County
The
Law
Arry Tracy Barry
Humes
Jay Humes
Bam Humes
Indian Joe
Dillon
Sam Hames
James Humes
Sam
Jay Humer
Cudthee
Kenmore
Capt
Ward
Lane, Adama
Phillipe
Farbee
Hi. C. Hubbard
Wilson
Carr
Jameson & Williame
Seattle
BUNCH OF CARS Delays Hit Seattle Interurban Street Traffic
A trio of Seattle Tacoma Interurban cars delayed traffic on First Avenue for about ninety minutes in the morning. About 20 cars were bunched on First Avenue as wires burned out on a car during a 10 40 trip while pushing a third car south of Pike Street. the third car had already been disabled.
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Seattle-Tacoma
First Avenue
Pike Street
Floaton Sailings From Colman Dock Announced
The Floaton will depart from the navy yard with its last showing today. Boats leave Colman dock at 9 and 10 a.m., 1:16, 2:20, and 4:30 p.m. in a final farewell run.
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Navy Yard
Colman Dock
Miners Charge Operators Hire Criminals for Guards
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers accuses coal operators of employing professional criminals as guards in coal regions. He argues Philadelphia criminals are now serving as police in the mines while miners endure hardship and militia presence. He cites earnings figures claimed by Baer and notes long mine suspensions with no workers returning.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Baer
Pennsylvania
Hie Company
Hie
Strike Ordered Hit Rocky Mountain Bell in Several Cities
A strike of Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company workers was ordered at Bozeman Great Falls and other towns, with wage increases and union recognition demanded. In Butte and Anaconda the workers' demands were granted.
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Bor
Idaho
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Koirea
Great Palle
Mont
Hutte
Anaconda
Interest Taken by Young Men at Reinier-Grand Dinner
At a dinner at the Reinier-Grand hotel last night the Beattie Republicans praised the interest of young men in party matters. Guest of honor Jones lauded the achievements of the past and the hopeful future, closing with a God-speed to Seattle’s youth. Attendees included William A. Alliaon president Joe Alexander secretary Ralph Nichola W M Inglis G J Allen Ernest Herald L L Maguire Fred Comstock M Merrifield Elmer Todd William Covington and Howard Darlington ward vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinier- Grand Hotel
Ney Jones
Feth
Jones
Beattie Republicans
Republican Party
Seattle
William A. Alllaon
Joe Alexander
Ralph Nichola
W. M. Inglis
G. J. Allen
Ernest Herald
Ln l
Tremont Freighter Strikes Crew Uprising at San Francisco
The Tremont of the Seattle Oriental line cannot sail from San Francisco as eighteen firemen desert the ship. Company plans to crew Seattle with Chinese workers per prior practice. Accused second assistant engineer John Doe Donnelly, reportedly instigated the unrest and was arrested for assault at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Seattle-Oriental Line
Frank Waterhouse & Co
San Francisco
Seattle
Lyra
Union
John Doe Donnelly
Mrs Mary Clark Holland Shumway Dies at 81
Mrs Mary Clark Holland Shumway aged 81 died yesterday at the family residence 1304 Madison street. The body is in charge of Bonney and Stewart. She had long been a Seattle resident and was well known here. She is survived by three daughters Carrie H Elizabeth H and Emma A Shumway.
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Mary Clark Holland Shumway
Madison Street
Bonney & Stewart
Shumway
Seattle
Carrie H
Elizabeth H
Emma A. Shumway
Last Chance to See Boston Vessel Leaves Navy Yard
The Boston is departing the navy yard today. Boat departures from Colman dock are at 9 and 10 a.m. 1:16, 2:30, and 4:30 p.m. Tickets and viewing times are posted for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Navy Yard
Colman Dock
Navy
Colman
Imposters Seek Funds From Local Businesses
Two men solicited funds from business leaders claiming to be official agents of the railroad workers organization. Ben Williams, president of the Brotherhood of Trainmen, says no authority exists for such solicitations and urges arrest of the impostors to protect the union’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Willams
Sweald
Atrangers
Interurban Schedule And Socialist Meeting Noted
Temporary schedule set for Beattie to Tacoma Interurban until service at 1.5 hours daily is achieved with departures from Beattie at 6:60 am 10:00 am 12:56 pm 2:50 pm 4:30 pm 6:20 pm and 12:01 am extra looped trains to Tacoma Seattle and Renton. Socialists meet at Carpenters hall at 8 pm with John Chase of Haverhill Mass speaking on Socialism and Trades Unionism.
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Beattie
Tacoma
Seattle
Renton
Carpenters Hall
At & P.m
John ©. Chase
Haverhill, Mass
Gompers Appeals Labor to Support Anthracite Strike
President Samuel Gompers of the Federation of Labor urges organized labor to review the anthracite situation and stand firm. He asks unions to review funds and send aid until the strike ends, suggesting treasury donations and voluntary assessments where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Treasury
Coal Prices Climb Amid Strikes in New York
Soft coal rose to eight dollars marking a two dollar jump since Wednesday and up threefold overall since the strike began. Hard coal stays scarce with little on the market while kindling wood prices rise from ten to twelve dollars per cord. A Welsh anthracite shipment from Rwanda capacity seven thousand tons each is chartered and city supply stands at under two percent of demand. Glenn H. Davidson of Seattle Lumber Co. reports the birth of a seven pound baby girl born early Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rwanaea
Glenn H. Davidson
Seattle Lumber Co
Opportunity on Record for Piano Deals in Washington
Bargain sale at D C Johnsons offers upright pianos and organs at deep discounts. Instruments originally priced up to 475 dollars now as low as 195 and 220 with many models, second-hand items available, easy payments offered, exchanges accepted, and a Saturday evening store hours note.
Major Sheet Music Sale to Discontinue Line
A historical ad announces closing out eight thousand dollars of sheet music folios and music socks at below cost to free space for piano organ and small instruments. Discounted items include all sheet music retiring at 35 cents now 20 cents and 25 cent pieces at 15 cents. 50 000 copies of new music vocal and instrumental offered at 5 cents each. Mall orders require one cent postage per sheet.
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Mall
Music study books and methods advertised for sale
A catalog of piano guitar mandolin and vocal method books listed with prices from 1.00 to 3.00. Several named publishers and instructors appear including Becker Merz and the New England Conservatory. Mail orders require cash and postage. excess postage is refunded.
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Lil
Hunten
Bertine
J. A. la Barge
Eureka
White
A. Farland
London
Englans Coserva- Loty
PIS
Stewart
Excelsior Bai
Yeseese Scenges
Plaidy
Setanvesee
Boston Conservatory
Bellairs
Soe Btecseee
Lee Sydney Smithe
Acdes
Seereesbesee
Leee
Peter
Overstock Sale on Violins Guitars Mandolins and More
We are greatly overstocked on account of purchasing H. and H. Chesbro stock and will thin out by selling violins that retail at 12 dollars for 7.50. Guitars retail 6 dollars now 3.65. Mandolins retail 7.50 now 4.95. Rangos retail 7.50 now 4.65. Accordions cut to pieces and many lines of strings and trimming greatly reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. & H. Chesbro
D. S. Johnston Co General Music Dealers
Burke Building at 903 Second Avenue houses the D S Johnston Co. general music dealers with storefront services and catalog offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Music Dealers
Second Avenue
Burke Building
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Tanita
Pet Crow Skin
Pak Pills
Neany
Beninghazsea
Tet Ave
M. Shaw € CO
Col‘femne
Eles
le Fine Ind
Allert Hansen
Fergest Jewelry
Mile First Avenue
Aa Ae
Galine Sherman
Foley Co
Pike
Union Seattle
Wasp
Wit Kinney
Ee Doce Wick Brug CO
County Commissioners of
Wash
Razor
Hottie
Coon Bros
Piert Ave
Pear Union
Sear Pike
Amusements Athletic Park
Pacific Northwest League
Helena
Seattle Adintesiance
Goldman’s
Second Avenue Cor
Marion
Pacific Coast Clothing Co
Henry Hensel
Szetss
Hinckley Block
Fleer
F.W. Merrick
First Ave
John B. Stetson
Maison Barberis
Jon Jaice
la Florentienne
Cafe Notr
Goope Goods
Safe Deposit Boxes
Yfar
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit CO
West
Columbia Street
Colman Building
Scranton
Genesy Ieland
Judge Turner
San Afanciso
Chicago
Little Johnson
Mayor Homes
Ald Scott
Ramen
Peterson
Cor
Kirk
James Henry
Roetal Butcher, Jobber, and Packer
Lomeing
AIS
Western Ave
Cline
Piano House Cor
Becond and Union
Srattle
Florence Dental Company
Fleet Avenue
Cherry Street
Washington
Wientledeny Rnined
College A OR
Erie
Brest
Ernst Bros
D. C. Johnson
Porto
Poe
D. S. Johnston CO
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