Judge Adams Bars Board of Trade From Quoting Futures
United States Circuit Court Judge Adams ruled against the mileage board of trade restraining its ability to issue quotes on futures. He characterized most future delivery wagers as gambling without delivery intent and found no legitimate property right in such quotations to seek equity protection. The ruling emphasizes that price information used to spur gambling propensities harms the country's commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&t
South
Adams
United States Circuit Court
Board of Trade
Judee Adam
Court of Equity
STILL LOVES THE TRAMP GRASS VALLEY ELOPERS CAUGHT
Mary Wilttlame and William Ripley from Graze Valley Washington eloped to Portland and took 400 dollars. They were arrested and jailed. Mobbiey, the wife, asked her husband to forgive the desertion but he refused to press charges. He left for home despite the incident.
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Grass Valley
Portland, Or
Mary Wilttlame
William Ripley
Graze Valley
Mobbiey
Devon
Spiey
Fleet
James Clarke Dead in Shootout at OK Saloon
Dan McAuley shoots James Clarke and William McLaughlin at the OK saloon. Clarke dies at Wayside Vision Hospital Sunday night, McLaughlin gravely ill with one bullet lodged at the spine and another through stomach and liver. Coroner to hold inquest. McAuley’s motive unclear. officer Griffith involved in shooting. A woman named Triney Winters may be linked to the case, details uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clarke
Dan McAuley
O. K
M Wielder
Wayside Vision Hospital
Willam McLaughlin
McAuley
Fils
Hoye
Rboenney-Wateon
McLaughlin
Wayaside Mission Hospital
cAuley
Trolman Griffith
Triney” Winters
Midway Brothel Reopening Draws Police Protest
Local protests rise as the Midway ground floor brothel reopens amid grand jury reports. Chief Sullivan denies authorizing the opening while patrols observe the crowds nightly outside the Sizth Avenue venue with little action to close it.
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Sullivan
Te Sas
Cribe
Ness
Omy
Sizth Avenue
Shingle Mills to Close Amid Weak Market
The Washington Red Cedar Manufacturers Association meeting decided to close nearly all state shingle mills for an indefinite period likely this week. Overproduction and weak demand drive the action as mills idle for several days.
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Washeter
Milia
Patrolmen Crack Down On Women Loitering Near Saloons
In the northern city district Patrolmen Wilkes and Hadeen lead a campaign against women frequenting saloons. They have sent several women to the station for loitering and vagrancy, claiming some use saloons as homes. Four more women were jailed yesterday including Annie Smith L Shannon L Wine Tan and Josie Husen after being caught near Stag Het 44.4.
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Wilkes
Hadeen
Beata
Annie Smith
L. Shannon
L._ Wine- Tan
Josie Husen
Insurance rates on overdue vessels rise at sea routes
The insurance rate on the overdue German bark Columbia advanced to 7 percent. Also increased were rates on the Norwegian bark Rigge to 9 percent and on the Norwegian bark Prince to 75 percent. The bark Du Courdic from Francis bound for Sydney saw rates rise to 75 percent.
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Columbia
Kobe
Port Keley
Prince
Darten
Anrea
du Courdic
Fan Francises
Hydney
Tragic Onset After Confinement At Wayside Mission
After a man was removed from a Main Street lodging house in a convulsive fit he died minutes later at Wayside Mission Hospital. Patrolman Brown found the two men writhing in pain, with roommate M. K. McLain asleep and unaware of the severity. McLain said Moffitt had been drinking.
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Aottes
Wayside Mission Hospital
Brown
M. K. McLain
McLain
Moffitt
Prodigal Son Morris Cunningham Reported Missing
Joseph Cunningham of 614 James Street reports his 16 year old son Morris has run away. He asks police to locate the boy and arrange his return home.
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Joseph Cunningham
James Street
Morris
Storm warning and fire loss report for March
Storm warning from the southwest reached the local weather bureau this morning. Fire Star shal Kel reports March fire losses at 7.22 Seattle with 9,192 on buildings and 44,000 on contents. Twenty alarms of fires were answered by the fire department.
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Starshal Kel
Seattle
Sultan Driven to Despair Reported in Balkans Unrest
Berlin April 6 Tageblatt claims the sultan is so distressed he could kill himself. Balkans unrest is cited as increasing his nervousness. Belgrade reports the Servian government does not yet deem troops needed.
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Balkans
Belgrade
Dori
President’s train passes blizzard through South Dakota
The president rode a train through a severe blizzard after leaving Sioux Falls on April 6. The storm battered car windows while the president addressed more than a thousand school children in the auditorium. The South Dakota congressional delegation joined from Sioux Falls to Aberdeen for his Yankton speech.
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Yankton
Apri
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Breach Ends as Briag Way Light Power Case Settles
In the case of HB LeFevre and stockholders versus Briag Way Light Power and Sparrow Smith, the petition for a receiver was dropped and all charges against Smith abandoned. The company is solvent and Sparrow Smith remains president, with stockholders allowed to buy back property conveyed during the past year per the decree.
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HB. LeFevre
Briagway light @ Power company
Sparrow Bmith
Hatter
Amith
Bperron Smith Ie
Eventful voyage ends as schooner Garmes Saile returns
The schooner William F. Garment arrived from Manila after a 64 day voyage marked by leaks and gales. Chief facts include a ballast start February 1, heavy seas off Capellery, a 22 inch hold flood, and later repairs to stop the leak. The vessel, chartered for a Nome trip, will load cargo by April 3 under owner Captain Johan Pader son who recently left San Francisco on charges.
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William F. Garment
Manila
Philippines
Servia
Pacific
Columbia
Port Blakeley
Kobe
Garmen
Coma
John Gill ¢Cook
John Anderson
China Sea
Capellery
Garmes
Nome
Johan Paderson
San Francisco
Husband Fined For Obeying Wife's Orders In March Incident
The report states Alex Tlansen was fined 816 and Coste the morning for obeying his wife's orders. M N Levy, living in the Hansen household, was whipped by Hansen under his wife's instruction after Levy pressed at Hansen's door. the assault occurred on March 4.
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Alex Tlansen
Coste
Hanern
M. N Levy
Hansen
Levy
Hansen's
Hannen Whs
Gerrie Neon to Stand Trial for Theft in City
Gerrie Neon, a colored woman, faces a tomorrow hearing before Justice Cann on a charge of stealing about $10 from C. In recent days he claimed Gertie touched him. A $146 total was noted, with only a gold piece accounted for, and Neon was jailed awaiting trial.
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Sullitvan
Gerrie Neon
Justice Cann
Neilson
Room Workers Report Two Robberies and Hauls
Two room robberies were reported to the police with notable sums taken. Gavin Young of 114 Ninth Avenue South is linked to one case with $140 missing. Eva Livingstone of 5% Main Street reported a stolen valise containing about 130 in cash and clothing. Professor Harrison’s postponed concert now set for April 7 at Christensen's Hall.
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Gavin Young
Ninth Avenue South
Loraine
Yeeler Way
Eva Livingstone
Main Street
Bartell Drug Co Scent Prices Offer Wide Selection
Stolen Sweets Perfume and Le Trefle Toilet Water headline a list of fragrance prices at Bartell Drug Co. The store advertises Roger & Gallet and Florida Water options with bottles and per ounce rates including Violet de Parme and Mount Violet, highlighting a broad range of perfumes and toilet waters for customers.
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Bartell Drug Co
Violet de Parme
Tollet
Murray & Lauman
Colgnate
Ping Pang
All Wool Fabrics and Etamine Patterns Sale Listing
List of all wool fabrics and etamine patterns with prices and color options including zibeline, tweed, gabardine style and novelty etamines. Items feature navy brown black gray cream blue green and other shades with prices from 1.00 to 19.60 and several cutoff notes on weight and uses.
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London
Household Furnishings Offerings From Miver Co
A brief listing highlights kitchen and home items from Miver Co including a cooker and feeder chopper. Items promoted include a medium size cooker priced at $2.00 and a cocoa door mat 14 by 26 inches, with maple chopping bowls also mentioned.
Help Wanted Classified Notices and Job Listings
Help wanted advertisements list positions at various firms including dancing and theatrical roles at Christensen's hall and a clerical or services post at Shafer Street. Also noted are plumbing, carpentry, and general labor opportunities with contact details and addresses in Chicago and nearby towns.
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Chicago
M’laughlin
Earth
Sultan
Berlin
Tageblatt
Townsend
Mabel Whiteend
Aleagar
Firmatke
Krsteter
Dinckney & Co
Fal Stead Street
Chega
the . Mines
and Care
Second Avenue
Hon Marche
Tel
Main
Griffin Market
Pike St
Levinson’s
Levinson's
Mae- Patel
ETH Plume
LION
Wmte —— —— Clothing House
Gertie
Harrison
Christensen
Turner & Co
Globe Bik
Gen. H. Woodhouse Co
Fedond Avenue
Nordhoff
BON Marche
Ingram
Ingrein
Bee
Yhe
Second Ave
Met
Seneca and University
Western Star
Pacific Coast
Adam
Becond Ave
Madison
Nordhof & Co
Pike Street
Bonney & Stewart Popere! Directore
Scaessyeesee
Asntgats
Harvard Dental
2Nd Ave
Collins B
Por Halm Mall
First Avenue
Washington Street
Downing & Leighton
Ney
Capitol Hill
W. Be, Mcintyre
Goolery
Hompaon Furniture Co
Ftockholmerns
Nottiee
Louis Henny Lead
Deied
Mieckeey & Oe
Maisted Greet
Sosa Rushelman
Shafer Ree
Oor Second
University Street
Ae Heighborn
Piveryene
Weed
St Office
Delive Adams& Nichola
Washington
Lee Street
Queen Anne Hill
Highland Drive
Twentythird Avenue
Taylor-Cook .O
Schboolhouse
Caeterias
Stettengren & Arnell
2& Rozwell Block
Corner First
Columbie
setGees City
Ronton
Axhingtom Street
Lares
Eare
Woodland Park
ER. G. Bickerton & Co
West Mercer Street
Scoth
Axminster Art Aquaré
Turkieh
Haviland Ware
Lee Box
Majestic Steel
Take Noth
Kinnear Park
Ve Bickerton & Co
Aperture
Charles Bishop
Rowan
K Root
Palmer & Brown, Beattie
Star Hakery
Ballard
Geo A
Boston Breck
Phoenix Savings
S & Tiiten
Portland
Ore
Dester Horton & On
Beattie
Woxne
Satanien Pre Retell
Tolman Epler
Reco
Svenne
Bane x
Marte
Verter
Red Furnit
Beccedava
Curine
U.inchad
Bess
Benece
Grand Pacific Ht
Houghton
Gelling
Hhorne
Shea Liehed
Rooth - Whittlerey
Hwanpford
Attorneys-at-Law
Ak Washington
A. C.M
National Cash Register Co
Ben
Christensen's Hall
Red
Independent
Resemaking Madamp A 8 Smith
Hinckley
Stohan
C. Miliner
Puget Bound
Sernet Phane
John Esi
Te Mtuer Avenue
Sigan
Piret Avenue
PAGET
Hiepewa Co
American Bank Huilding
Medway
Viedosta
Dramatic
Marc
Stodloa
Holyoke
Tore Sottraworth
Witlenmeen
Wicket
Sie Voesler
WRENN
COL Ewe Openeers
Firet Ave
Gee Fisher
Savin Avenue
Ee Puget Soound National Bank Srattl ‘Capital
Eax Saheme
J Curt
Tn ‘Crincinal
Tng
Jamesstreet
G. V. Holt
Ol Sha Tile
Janet Wothaw
Eli Leann
Tie Ome Ance
Surety
Roy Wei al
Mechanica
En & Tl
ASTER
Fienese
Eee
AW Mackinnon
Ponda
Burke
Espre
Ralley
Osteopathy
Washington Infirmary
James
Seattle Infirmary
Tqton Institute of Years
Benttle
Safe Fleet
Cherry
F. B. Adams Colman
Binck
Caieaiin
GEO
Woodhot 18E CO
Rautman
OME
Reanufacturyl
Hue Robeson
Wire
Ron
Fat
Paci Wink
Alwaye
Or.e.j.brown
First Avenue Union Block
McDougall & Southwicek's
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