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May 27, 1906 Page three Society June wedding
161. May 27, 1906 Page three
Society
June wedding
May 3, 1906 Page three Chimacum clippings Leland notes Personal mention Discovery townsite
162. May 3, 1906 Page three
Chimacum clippings
Leland notes
Personal mention
Discovery townsite plans are nearing completion
Bennett finally goes
Call for bids on bridge
Quarantined for scarlet fever
May 1, 1906 Page two More tobacco and pipes than coffee for sufferers British government takes
163. May 1, 1906 Page two
More tobacco and pipes than coffee for sufferers
British government takes barracks over
Fishing schooner wrecked
Police get two tars
Will visit Indiana
April 17, 1906 Page four Banana by-product industry Standard Theatre will move its location Commited
164. April 17, 1906 Page four
Banana by-product industry
Standard Theatre will move its location
Commited to the insane asylum
Bass game was close
Little Milton Kuechn dead
Baby girl
Committees for entertainment of W. S. F. W. C. named
George C. Miller promoted in Customs force
Senator supercedes the Topeka
Two soiled doves arrested
April 14, 1906 Page four Olympic forest reserve matter Listing Port Townsend property for Seattle
165. April 14, 1906 Page four
Olympic forest reserve matter
Listing Port Townsend property for Seattle display
Tennis courts being prepared for season's play
Had been in same condition once before
Great rush of people to west
Commandery to attend church at St. Paul's
Ice cream parlors open today
March 29, 1906 Page four Money is rolling into the city treasury Would he be willing to undo the
166. March 29, 1906 Page four
Money is rolling into the city treasury
Would he be willing to undo the damage done?
First trip of the steamer Indianapolis
Report of death was erroneous
Tonight Mahara Bros. big minstrel carnival
Local Elks meet in annual session tonight
Hustlers' Club meets in enthusiastic session
Arrived during the night
Look at list of property to be sold soon
Local property changes hands
Funeral will be held Friday
January 4, 1906 Page four Twenty more olf interest coupons are redeemed Jackman sells his interest
167. January 4, 1906 Page four
Twenty more olf interest coupons are redeemed
Jackman sells his interest in Peoples Market
Telephone poles being placed on the street
Peubla is not reported
Chapelle has a fire
Bandit seriously wounded by victim
Says Britain was ready to destroy Russians
February 5, 1903 Page four Tax collections are promising Memorial tablet to a famous man
168. February 5, 1903 Page four
Tax collections are promising
Memorial tablet to a famous man
November 4, 1905 Page four Library Doll Fair will start today William Unkle fleeced in Seattle Man
169. November 4, 1905 Page four
Library Doll Fair will start today
William Unkle fleeced in Seattle
Man killed on ship Benj. F. Packard
August Hilderbrand charged with larceny
If you want to vote register once again
April 23, 1905 Page four New treasury agent visits Port Townsend W.R. Curtis was well known in
170. April 23, 1905 Page four
New treasury agent visits Port Townsend
W.R. Curtis was well known in this city; Has accepted the office and will leave soon
Willoughby brothers doing nicely in the north
April 22, 1905 Page four The shrimp industry of Hood Canal Peter M. Coyne was the successful bidder Theodore
171. April 22, 1905 Page four
The shrimp industry of Hood Canal
Peter M. Coyne was the successful bidder
Theodore Hallar has a good word to say
Charles Fisher brings family from California
Securing fungus in Olympics for artistic work
The logging industry along Hood Canal
April 14, 1905 Page two Will fight it out [Editorial]
172. April 14, 1905 Page two
Will fight it out [Editorial]
April 7, 1905 Page three
173. April 7, 1905 Page three
April 6, 1905 Page four Captain D.F.Tozier detached from the Grant Buildings at Fort Worden accepted
174. April 6, 1905 Page four
Captain D.F.Tozier detached from the Grant
Buildings at Fort Worden accepted by government
Perly Bowman appointed Game Warden yesterday
March 22, 1905 Page two Buried yesterday in the Masonic Cemetery; Irrigation in the west [Editorial] Judge
175. March 22, 1905 Page two
Buried yesterday in the Masonic Cemetery; Irrigation in the west [Editorial]
Judge Hatch will hold court here today
January 10, 1905 Page four Robert Lewers has a rough passage Charles G. Hinds, poultry expert,
176. January 10, 1905 Page four
Robert Lewers has a rough passage
Charles G. Hinds, poultry expert, in the city
Customs officers get increase in salary
County officials make the bi-yearly change
Port Townsend people get positions at Olympia
January 18, 1905 Page three Taxpayers ask for retrenchment German consul kicks
177. January 18, 1905 Page three
Taxpayers ask for retrenchment
German consul kicks
October 22, 1904 Page four This section well represented at the unveiling Money is returned to
178. October 22, 1904 Page four
This section well represented at the unveiling
Money is returned to Jacobsen-Bade Co.
Judgement filed here
Receipts exceed that of first day
Civic Club gets great benefit
Change in location of quarantine officials
Eight Japanese left here
Connection with Seattle delayed for two weeks
November 6, 1904 Page four Coleman talks to small audience
179. November 6, 1904 Page four
Coleman talks to small audience
October 16, 1904 Page one Russians defeated terrible losses Leaves immediately for San Diego, California Two
180. October 16, 1904 Page one
Russians defeated terrible losses
Leaves immediately for San Diego, California
Two monuments to be erected
Finds a sloop with two occupants
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