Seattle capitalists seek Wenatchee hotel investment
Seattle businessman G. W. Stetson arrived in Wenatchee after selling Seattle waterfront holdings to E. H. Harriman. He expressed interest in building a first class hotel here if a suitable site is found, promising architectural quality and town ornamentation. The Commercial Club pledged support, Stetson would return in ten days with plans, and Rosenberg’s hotel project remained unconfirmed.
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Stetson Post Mill Company
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E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Wenatche
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Wenatch.ee
Mr. Stetson
Wenatchee
le Wall
Wenatchee School Board Elects Principal For High School
Wenatchee school board met last evening to elect teachers for the coming year and handle other business. Miss Case was elected principal of the high school by a majority vote. The board will defer selecting other high school teachers until Miss Case’s preferences are learned. The Stevens school grades principal has not yet been chosen.
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Mise Case
Wno
Stevens
Chos
Miss Duff
Meda Noble
Lewis and Clack
Miss Palmquist
Spencer la
Pritchard
Whitman School
Miss Nichols
Miss Pigelow
Outlaw Smith Still Hiding Near Woodburn Oregon
Woodburn Oregon April 39 The death of Sheriff Shaver raises the stakes in the hunt for outlaw Frank Smith who has killed three officers this week and terrorized three counties Local sheriffs believe he is hiding near Woodburn Gerveis or St Louis As searchers press on with dogs and trackers plans include delaying school rebuilds and seeking a Seattle judge for graduation exercises while authorities urge vigilance as posses close in
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Frank Smith
Woodburn
Gerveis
St. Louis
Pointe
Actus
Shaver
Hiis
Plans for Rosenberg property brick building begin soon
The article notes Mr. Rosenberg intends a brick building on his property. Mr. Olive says contractor Mr. Windom is expected next week to start work, though he cannot confirm whether a hotel will be erected.
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Mr. Olive
Windom
F&ind
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Mr. Rosenberg
Chief Delaney, Seattle Chief of Police, Dies at Providence
Chief Thomas R. Delaney died at Providence hospital at 4 20 yesterday afternoon on the anniversary of his birth. Appointed March 1904, he led Seattle police in breaking up many gangs and was highly respected, with Mayor Ballinger praising his work and friendship.
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Seattle
Thomas R. Delaney
Providence Hospital
Ballinger
Tom’’ Delaney
Roosevelt orders gallantry reports for dynamite fire aid
President Roosevelt has asked the war and navy departments to name officers and enlisted men in the marine corps and army who showed special gallantry in helping to check the San Francisco fire with dynamite. The remark about crowded street cars notes the view of humanity on that setting.
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Roosevelt
War and Navy Department
Marine Corps
Army
San Francisco
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Samuel Rosenberg
Weratchea and
Orondo Avenues
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Littlefield
Outlaw Smith
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Sheriff Shaver
Harry Barber
Spokane
Cherid ‘Fom Ward
Moaltnomah County
Sam Downey
Harvey Mooreland
G. P. Moraen
Sherif Culver
Marion
Oregon City
N. G. Blalock
Walla Walla
Chelan
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Great Northern
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Blalock
Commercial Club
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L. V. Wells
Ils
Arthur Gunn
Chief Delaney
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Boy’s
Uable
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