Guarding Against Imported Labor and Court Penalties
The United States warns against importing labor and enforces penalties. Employers who hire foreign workers under contract may face up to 1000 dollars in penalties. Mariners or engineers bringing laborers into the country can incur fines of 500 dollars per violation. Prosecutors are urged to pursue alleged offenders.
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Teen
Hiritien Columbia
UPA
Nik
United States District Attorney
Garbage Ordinances Regulate City Refuse Practices
A damaged notice outlines health and sanitation measures for garbage in the city. It discusses rules on carting refuse, acceptable waste types, and storage at homes or businesses, with guidance from the health committee and city council.
Debates on Prohibition at Fremont Church Contest
The Eitercellegiate Prohibition association schedules a Friday evening event at Fremont Baptist Church featuring four talks from Bound University Seattle Seminary Whitworth College and the University of Washington. Winners advance to the inter collegiate contest to face Oregon and California winners with Viral G Hinshaw delivering a short address.
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Eitercellegiate Prohibition Association
Fremont
Ballard to Get Free Mail Delivery After Census
Special to The Star reports Ballard officials push for a census to qualify for free city mail delivery. District postal receipts rose to a year end peak and the city seeks a 10 000 population count to meet requirements for first class free service. An urgent council vote is expected to authorize steps toward the census.
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Peltier
Washington
Jnst
Reliance Withdrawn From Bremerton Run
The steamer Reliance is withdrawn from the Bremerton run and moved to the port to Paukbo route. The Advance took over the Bremerton run as steamer competition intensifies between owners Captain LB Moe and brothers.
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Reliance
Bremerton
Paukbo
Advance
Merton
LB. Moe and Brothers
Port Orchard Reoute
Big Strike in Holland Shuts Rail and Sea Transport
In Holland, April 4, all branches of transport including railways steamships and depots began a strike today. Troops were deployed to guard railroad quays while workers tried to run mail trains. Rail steamers faced disruption later in the afternoon as crews protested.
Boy Escapes From Industrial School Under Mysterious Circumstances
Maj. Cicero Newell reports a runaway from the Industrial School, Eddie Harding described as a light colored boy about 11, eloping with belongings and prompting police action. The county has been paying the boy's board since he left.
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Cicero Newell
Industrial School
Newell
Eddie Harding
Professor Wieom Teaches Evening Classes At Ranke
Fragmentary notice indicates Professor Wieom offers Monday and Friday evening sessions at Ranke with private lessons and engraving and embossing services.
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Wieom
Ranke
Vate
Price
Marine traffic and church decision in Bethany notes
The City of Seattle arrives with Clan passengers from Skagway and a rough voyage from San Francisco brings 19 aboard including Capt Norman Nickelson. The Santa Harbara sails to Pedro with 700000 feet of lumber from Olympia. The Daodar waits for San Francisco as the Pacific Clipper line shifts schedules. The Second Presbyterian church votes to realign to a larger Presbyterian body, renaming to Bethany Presbyterian. John Wanamaker influence noted in Philadelphia.
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City of Seattle
Arives
Skagway
Santa Harbara
A Pedro
Olyopia
Dolphin
Mkagak
Teamer Ator
San Francisco
Norman Nickelson
City of the
Hin Brite
Pacific Clipper Line
Daodar
Second Presbyterian Church
Praneyterian
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Capitol Hill Choice for Burwell Residence
EB Burwell of Burwell hardware Co purchases a fine residence site on fourteenth avenue Capitol Hill. He selects lot 11 in Capitol Mill addition adjoining his brother Anson Burwell’s property. A modern house will rise soon as Capitol Mill transfers surge under Moore Investment Company influence.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Capitol Hil
KB. Burwell
Beat
Capitol Mil Addition
Burwell
Anson Burnell
Capitol Mill
Moore Investment Company
Thief Sought After Catholic Fair Ticket Heist
San Francisco church officials report tickets sold at a March 17 Catholic Fair were discovered missing after all buyers passed through. The church and committee are seeking the thief who took the money.
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San Francisco
Coadjutor Archbishop Appointments Reported
In Rome on April 6, a rare gathering of carders attended a morning session. Joan Glennon secured approval for coadjutor bishops Lows and Bishop Weary Moetter, advancing the succession plan for Cincinnati.
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Rome
Carder
Flood damages MM PTR area and waterway breach noted
Report states high winds damaged property in Lacon circle causing about 6006 in losses. Watercourses overflowed flooding revanee area with one feature lower and needing release to mitigate.
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Lacon
Music Hall Singer III Sheds Offices to Marton Building
A note indicates Dr Ghent has moved his offices to the Marton building. The brief item references engagements and public notices connected to the Music Hall singer.
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Ghent
Marton
Tolstol'a Tresurrection at Beattie Theater Draws Crowds
The Beattie Theater staged Tolstol'a Tresurrection to a crowded crowd last night, with strong performances by Virginia Drew Trescott as the ruined girl and Alexander Ford as Prince Genuine. Critics praise the acting while noting uneven pacing. set pieces include an exterior church scene and a pivotal Siberian sequence. The bill also features Hecurreurecreation at Seattle and a Dill for the Madison week, plus Uncle Tom's Cabin closing at the Grand and bicycle repairs at Spinning.
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Tolstol
Beattie Theater
Hertan
Sharon
Puffert
Han Ae
Siberia
Virginia Drew Trescott
Mastowa
Chie Bet Chat
Lexander Ford
Prince Denuine
Seattle
Third Avenue
Mine Shirley
Shirley
George D. MaccQuarrie
Tom
Loftus
Vannies
Catholic and Episcopal Holy Week Observed in City
Sunday services at the Rhoemen Catholic and Mypiscopal churches followed the usual custom with high mass at Our Lady of God Help. The choir opened with Hosanna and the Passion was read in Latin and English as Dr. Carl Hoffman sang.
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Church of Our Lady of God Help
Carl Hoffman
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