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January 28, 1905 Page one Delegation secures pledge Japanese army has assumed the offensive Riots
221. January 28, 1905 Page one
Delegation secures pledge
Japanese army has assumed the offensive
Riots still continue in portions of Russia
Forty lashes for men who whip wives
January 27, 1905 Page one Piles the next U.S. Senator Strikers are shot down by troops
222. January 27, 1905 Page one
Piles the next U.S. Senator
Strikers are shot down by troops
January 11, 1905 Page four Exports from Puget Sound heavy Banner year for commerce
223. January 11, 1905 Page four
Exports from Puget Sound heavy
Banner year for commerce
November 10, 1904 Page three Cable ship Burnshide may go to Alaska Seven Chinese suspects are ordered
224. November 10, 1904 Page three
Cable ship Burnshide may go to Alaska
Seven Chinese suspects are ordered deported
Norton Precinct for Macomber
Deputy collector Mulford dead at Everett
Eleven new buildings to be built at forts
November 5, 1904 Page five It matters who owns the railroad Passenger loses part of baggage Democratic
225. November 5, 1904 Page five
It matters who owns the railroad
Passenger loses part of baggage
Democratic ruse to get votes for Turner
October 11, 1904 Page four Trade greatly in our favor Meeting Wednesday of Republican central committee
226. October 11, 1904 Page four
Trade greatly in our favor
Meeting Wednesday of Republican central committee
December 10, 1902 Page four Real estate transfers Buys out partners Licensed
227. December 10, 1902 Page four
Real estate transfers
Buys out partners
Licensed to wed
New cashier appointed
Big steamship in port
December 10, 1902 Page three From frying pan to fire Commissioners proceedings New
228. December 10, 1902 Page three
From frying pan to fire
Commissioners proceedings
New trial ordered
January 2, 1903 Page one May make Nome subport of entry To repair cutters Assigned to the Grant Bar
229. January 2, 1903 Page one
May make Nome subport of entry
To repair cutters
Assigned to the Grant
Bar Chinese out
Mrs. Fountain's mother dies
October 1, 1904 Page four Boat seized by Lieut. Van Baskarca disappears Thetis arrives from the
230. October 1, 1904 Page four
Boat seized by Lieut. Van Baskarca disappears
Thetis arrives from the north
Engineers quit their job afraid of capture
Captain Tozier to be detailed for Lifesaving Service
Twenty pound girl baby born at Center
Fitting up of cabin barracks at quarantine station
Halibut schooners making good catches
June 30, 1904 Page three Life diplomas granted to applicants Cannot land excessive stores Will
231. June 30, 1904 Page three
Life diplomas granted to applicants
Cannot land excessive stores
Will not collect extra duty on lumber
August 23, 1904 Page four Monthly round-up of soiled doves by Chief Furlong Sunday's round-up of
232. August 23, 1904 Page four
Monthly round-up of soiled doves by Chief Furlong
Sunday's round-up of evil doers
More vessels fined
Salvation Army appears in Port Townsend
Policeman McCall resigns from the force
Steamer Rosalie breaks down off Point Wilson
Major Hector Menzies of Scotland here on visit
Dick Sheridan passes away at St. John's Hospital
June 3, 1904 Page two Man appointed to investigate Alaska officials
233. June 3, 1904 Page two
Man appointed to investigate Alaska officials
May 24, 1904 Page one $30,000 of opium seized Jefferson County gets good notice Dumping ground
234. May 24, 1904 Page one
$30,000 of opium seized
Jefferson County gets good notice
Dumping ground for rubbish misunderstood
Mrs. Hovey dead
May 14, 1904 Page four Intelligent work by the delegation Receive substatial reward of merit "Bottle
235. May 14, 1904 Page four
Intelligent work by the delegation
Receive substatial reward of merit
"Bottle message" is brought from Alaska
Civic Club meeting
Big reception will be given by Civic Club
July 14, 1904 Page three Thirty-seventh annual statement Crop conditions throughout the state Decisions
236. July 14, 1904 Page three
Thirty-seventh annual statement
Crop conditions throughout the state
Decisions by the Supreme Court
former Port Townsendite feathers his nest
May 11, 1904 Page one Northwest and Southwest combine Custom business on the decrease Zee Tai
237. May 11, 1904 Page one
Northwest and Southwest combine
Custom business on the decrease
Zee Tai afraid he will be murdured
July 9, 1904 Page four City of Everett ignores a given signal Population materially increases within
238. July 9, 1904 Page four
City of Everett ignores a given signal
Population materially increases within the year
Japanese laborer is badly crushed
Merchants and government employees to meet [baseball]
July 5, 1904 Page two Goes to England in charge of guard
239. July 5, 1904 Page two
Goes to England in charge of guard
July 2, 1904 Page four Pastor proclaims peculiar powers Capt. Rasch pays a heavy fine Thirtieth
240. July 2, 1904 Page four
Pastor proclaims peculiar powers
Capt. Rasch pays a heavy fine
Thirtieth Company Coast Artillery arrives
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