Northwestern Rallway Extension to Reach Seattle
United Press reports Seattle will be the terminus of a Pacific coast extension by Northwestern Railroad. The San Francisco Idaho and Montana line will be taken over and operated, routing from Lander through the Ho loe river valley to Dot e, then to the coast.
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President Roosevelt to help settle Telegraph strike
Reports from Washington say President Roosevelt will review the telegraph strike materials and call in Labor Commissioner Nett after examining all documents. Operators see the move as a victory and await official sanction before broader actions amid leased wires and brokers offices.
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Yoliva Abandons Colony Plan Amid Political Turmoil
United Press reports Wilbur abandons the new Mexico colony plan, saying backing is lacking and the project may fail. Three men tied to Puget Sound navy and political circles, A. H. Preersken, Robert Seeer, and Bat Geers Trakey, cited as prominent, are discussed amid a broader intercession. Separately, Sept 17 Seattle area unions led by K. Savecen see Japanese union activity in Bellingham with themes linked to the labor movement.
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Cant Hurry For Less You Pay More To Any
Fragmentary OCR note mentions price concerns and gun purchases including shot guns and rifles with references to Theo Wiltz. Details are unclear but imply a critique of higher costs for weapons. No clear date or full entities available.
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Freight rate panel seeks nonessential commodity cuts
The Manufacturers' Association committee on freight rates mailed blanks to members asking for suggestions on commodities that can be reduced to avoid injuring Northwest industries.
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Revival Meetings Draw Crowds At Tabernacle Appeal
Evangeliots Hart and Magann draw large crowds at revival services at the Tabernacle corner Fifth Ave and Union Sts. Last night over 100 individuals knelt at the altar to pledge a change in life as Mr Magana’s solos highlighted the evening.
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Y W C A Rally Opens Fall Term At Headquarters
An all members rally at headquarters 706 Thirday will mark the start of the Y W C A fall term. In Everett an unknown man was decapitated by a Northern Pacific train near Hartford last night and deputy coroner Bakeman responded to the scene.
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Grocer Returns Money Frustration Over Inexpensive Brands
A shopper rejects a cheap product saying the grocer refunds the money, arguing customers should not settle for subpar brands and that sellers must honor refunds rather than pushing inferior items from Schilling's Best.
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Organist Chace Chosen for New Presbyterian Choir
Frank Wilbur Chace of Providence Rhode Island selected from many musicians to play the $10,000 pipe organ at the new First Presbyterian church. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Organists in London.
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Union Labor Party Ticket in Frisco Nominated
In Frisco the Union Labor party named PH. McCarthy of the Building Trades Council for mayor and incumbents Thomas F. O'Neil sheriff H. J. Mulorevy county clerk John H. Nelson recorder. In Olympia the attorney general ruled osteopaths cannot sign death certificates as they are not physicians.
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Postmasters Elect at North Yakima Convention
The fourth class postmasters held their annual convention in North Yakima on September 27 electing officers. President G. J. Chase Irby, vice president J. K B Dowling Little Rock, secretary treasurer Winnifred Garnett Harper. Hay your hat of EN. Brooke & Co. 1341 Second ar, eee.
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Riots Cause Public Damages Cited In Vancouver Report
Rept. 27 from Vancouver notes Owang King, Chinese vice consul of San Francisco, argues Oriental sentiment is overstated and manipulated by Chinese employers to favor their workers. Damages to broken windows total 4600 dollars, with charges for time and site to be billed to the Dominion government.
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Methodist church plans two Seattle sites for new churches
Mishop James Atkins of Georgia announced that the Methodist Episcopal Church South will buy building sites for two Seattle churches one on Capitol Hill and another near Lake Union Nome Molde Primaries Alaska September 27 The Republicans held primaries to elect 29 delegates to the convention at Juneau and Alaska home rule and President Roosevelt's administration were endorsed
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Battleship North Dakota Named for New 20000-Ton Fleet
Washington dispatch reports the battleship No. 23 of the new 20000 ton class will be named North Dakota. The announcement ties to plans for a powerful fleet expansion as officials disclose the ship’s designation and broader buildup underway.
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Pioneer Resident Joseph Morrison Dies at Home
Joseph Morrison a longtime Beattie resident died yesterday afternoon at his home 410 Kirst ay west from tuberculosis.
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Cook Sues Great Northern Road for Damages
Nicholas Jorechek a cook employed on the Great Northern road sues for 2000 dollars in damages alleging personal injuries from an incident connected with his work.
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Senator Tillman Lectures at North Yakima Fair Grounds
United States Senator Benjamin Tillman arrived in North Yakima yesterday afternoon and received a cordial public welcome at the fair grounds. He delivered a lecture last night under the auspices of the local lecture association, addressing attendees and supporters.
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Sanctions New Constitution
Washington reports Oklahoma's new constitution will be approved by President Roosevelt as of September 27.
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