Embezzlement Charged in Trans-Alackan Railway suit
The Trans-Alackan Railway Company sues B. 5. and Jonnie Granger with others for embezzling about 4000 dollars from company funds. The suit alleged a manager misused railway fares from Denver to this city and diamonds for his wife, with remaining funds deposited in Dexter Horton bank. A restraining order blocks disposal of property as Granger and Leavenworth are ordered to account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Alackan Railway Com Ss
B. 5
Jonnie Granger
R. W
Denver
Colo
Dexter Horton Bank
Geege Tallman
Granger
Leavenworth
Remsburg & Simmona
Accused Captain Barr Faces Civil Service Probe
Patrolman H W Barr is under civil service scrutiny after a complaint by J L McKnight alleging unlawful arrest trespass and abuse. McKnight says Barr and others forced entry to his North Seattle home on March 15 and disrupted a civil case while detaining him. Barr disputes the charges and says he will refute them. McKnight allegedly assaulted Mrs Sullivan and was later arrested. The case appears in police records with a separate suit by Mrs Sullivan over unpaid goods. The body of seven year old Harvey Leadbetter was shipped to Sedro-Woolley for interment after dying in Douglas Alaska.
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H. W. Barr
Civil Service Commission
Barr
J. L. McKnight
Captain Barr
McKnight
Seattle
Heurther
Captain Hart
Karr
George
Sullivan
Harvey Harold Leadbetter
Sedro-Woolley
Bonney &Tewart
Douglas
Alaska
Light Menu and etiquette notes in a domestic column
A domestic feature outlines a day’s light menu including fruit cereal cream ham and kegs lyonnaise potatoes rolls coffee hamburg steak rice croquettes and Bavarian cream. It also offers guidance on letter writing etiquette and on cultivating water lilies at home. It closes with advice on wedding gifts and the poised behavior of well bred women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nota
King Christian Celebrated on His Birthday in Copenhagen
The king marked his birthday with a palace ceremony and balcony appearance with his daughters. Officials diplomats and dignitaries joined crowds in Copenhagen as a royal gathering included royal family members and foreign royals and nobles from Luxemburg Hesse Baden and Glucksburg.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Denmark
Amalienborg Palace
Empresa
Inesia
Michael
Luxemburg
Duke
Duchess of
Cumberland
Prince George of
Hanover
Alexandra
Olga
Hesse
Max
Baden
Hans of
Glucksburg
Moving Bank Paris Brings Automobile Savings Bank T:
French bankers push savings deposits with email boxes trial by American banks and a mobile automobile savings bank touring rural districts. An electric motor car carries a cashier two clerks and a revolving table with bank books shelves and a built in strong box receiving thrifty peasants deposits.
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Paris
Niring
Automobile Savings Bank
Voting Today in Kansas City Mayor Election Race
Voters go to polls in Kansas City for a mayor and other city offices. The main issues are municipal lighting ownership, franchise terms for public utilities, street and water system improvements. Mayor James A. Heed seeks re election on the Democratic ticket while John J. Green is the Republican candidate. Early reports show heavy turnout and a likely close result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James A. Heed
John J. Green
Way Down Mast at Grand Theater Adds Encores
The fine quartet accompanies Way Down Wast now at the Grand for a week long engagement with nightly encores. A matinee is planned tomorrow, Vaudeville on stage at 2, sketches and a one act farce to boost the show. Ostler Joe continues at Third Avenue theater as a popular priced hit.
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the Grand
Weeves
Weeve
Ostler Joe
Third Avenue Theater
City Reports Near Completion for Mayor and Council
City department superintendents finalize annual reports for submission to the mayor and city council. Reports from labor bureau civil service commission already filed. city engineer comptroller water and lighting and streets near completion. The Cedar river water system will be detailed with many half tone illustrations and extensive construction history.
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Labor Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Cedar River
Seattle
Meeting of Carpenters Votes on Withdrawal
The carpenters union will meet tonight at seven thirty and vote on withdrawing from the Building Trades Council. Members do not expect withdrawal to pass as the idea has not been seriously considered.
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Carpenters Union
Ore
Building Trades Council
Cragwell Out of It in City Park Commission Row
In a senied city communication last night Mayor Humes reappointed John F. Cragwell to the park commission but the council’s parks and boulevards committee declined to confirm Cragwell or fellow appointee Richard Davin. Cragwell resigned the same day after a faction of colored voters led by Dr. Samuel Burdett opposed him for not backing Humes in the municipal campaign.
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Humes
John F. Cragwell
Council
Cragwell
Itichard Davin
Samuel Burdett
Parka
Davis
Porch-Climber Breaks into Gen Metcalfe Home
A porch-climber broke into Gen J B Metcalfe’s residence at Ninth Avenue South and Main Street last night. The thief rummaged the house, taking trinkets and jewelry valued as mementoes and for their intrinsic worth. Detective Phillipa is investigating.
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J. B. Metcalfe
Ninth Avenue South
Main Street
Phillipa
Steamship schedule items for Alaska trips and Tacoma arrivals
Several ships depart or arrive with cargo and passengers. Alki sails to Alaska with 180 tons of powder for Tread-Yell mines. Queen heads to San Francisco with 600 tons of Oriental goods via China Mutual. Umatilla and Meteor due Wednesday. Rainier to load 70 000 feet lumber and 100 tons merchandise for San Francisco. Mishu Thompson returns to Seattle to load 600 tons for Lynn Canal. Cottage City bound for Skagway on April 1. Arctic Stream leaves Port Townsend for Seattle with wheat for London from Los Angeles.
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Alki
Noutheastern
Alaska
Tread- Yell
Columbia Canning Co
Chilcott
Queen
San Francisco
Liverpool
China Mutual
Statson
Tacoma
Umatilla
Meteor
Pollard Steamship Company
San Praneteco
Mishu Thompson
Seattle
Lynn Canal
Cottage City
Skagway
Port Townsend
Beatle
Los Angeles
London
Man loses right hand at Queen City Box factory
J. R. Shewan, an employee at the Queen City Box factory on Weetlake avenue, suffered a severe accident when his right hand was caught in a planing machine shortly after 9 this morning. Amputation was necessary. He was taken to Dr. McKeohale's office for dressing and later moved to Providence Hospital. He resides at 15 Thomas Street.
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J. R. Shewan
Queen City
Hox
Weetlake Avenue
Ofice
McKeohale
Providence Hontal
Shewan
Homas Etreet
Lecture Postponed at Y M C A Political Club
Rev W D Eimonds cannot deliver his lecture this evening on The Land and the People due to unforeseen events. Mr Elfweed Pomeroy president of the National Direct Legislation league will speak before the club on Direct Legislation on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Eimonds
Elfweed Pomeroy
National Direct Legislation League
Corbett Case Seeks State Supreme Court Review
The city civil service commission upheld its three month layoff of Detective 8 G Corbett and demoted him to third class patrolman. Judge Tallman had ordered reinstatement. The commission met to decide further action and plans to take the case to the state supreme court while Corbett remains suspended awaiting orders from the commission.
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Civil Service Commission
G. Corbett
Tallmans
Corbett
Tallman
State Supreme Court
Police Department
Bullivan
Board of Health Meeting Discusses Sanitation Quarantine Reports
The board met in the Globe building with Dr. Carroll presiding. Reports from Dr. Carroll and assistants outlined sanitation and quarantine work and general health office business. Salaries, per the city charter amendment, were discussed informally.
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Board of Health
Ladiow
Globe Building
Carroll
Mechanics Mill Sold in Fleet Avenue Purchase
Charles J. Hutchinson buys the New Mechanics Mill at 1026 Fleet avenue south for 5000 dollars. He partners with Oscar Hutchinson Frank M Journ and F Tavia to run the mill formerly owned and operated by Seattle labor unions for about a year. Freight routes to Port Orchard via Skagit Chief Calman dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hutchinson
Kiondiker
New Mechanics’ Mill Company
Fleet Avenue South
Mr. Hutchinson
Oscar Hutchinson
Frank M. Journ
F. Tavia
Seattle
Companions of the Forest Lodge Formed in City
A new Companions of the Forest lodge affiliated with the Foresters of America was organized in this city. Mrs Jeanie A Lambert state organiser led the effort with success. The first meeting is set for next Wednesday evening at 7 o clock in Foresters hall on the street avenue.
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Order of Companions of the Forest
Mra
Jeanie A. Lambert
Order
Companions of the Forest
Foresters of America
Frn
Foresters Hall
Tlairet Avenue
Court Martial Testimony on Waller Killing Natives
Waller testifies before a court martial in Manila repeating that Gen. Smith ordered killings and arson in Bamar. He says Smith framed age limits for killing and instructed to “kill everything over 0 years old” as part of burning Lamar’s area.
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Manila
Waller
Bamar
Gen. Smith
Smith
Lamar
Four Carpenters Endured Severe Injuries After Nome Blizzard
The last Nome report dated February 2 describes Gao Carpenter in very favorable recovery prospects but with four fingers lost from each hand and one foot amputated above the ankle. Companions Hunter Vint and Munter sustained serious injuries, with Munter losing part of each limb and Vint suffering amputations.
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Nome
Gao Carpenter
Carpenter
Hunter
Vint
Munter
Kangarok
Evans Sails for Hong Kong to Head Asiatic Squadron
Rear Admiral BR Evans sails from California on April 8 to report for duty as senior commander of the Asiatic Station based in Hongkong. The move places Evans in charge of the Asiatic Fleet’s senior squadron amid broader U S naval deployment in the region.
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Cal
BR. D. Evans
Hongkong
Asiatic
Humane meeting considers city pound operation
The Beattie Humane Society at its monthly gathering in the Rainier Grand hotel discussed asking the city to allow operation of the city pound. A committee was appointed to draft an ordinance for presentation to the city council. Ridgway reported progress on caring for destitute children and animals and on locating dog poisoners amid parish sanitation concerns.
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Beattie Humane Society
Rainier- Grand Hotel
City Couwner
Ridgway
Ridgwey
Board of Health
Without license charge against Alice M Mever jelah
Alice M Mever jelah faces a charge of practicing medicine without a license. The hearing is set before Justice George Friday morning following an arrest by Constable Kaufman on a warrant by Lydia Pills. The complaint alleges use of the alias M Db to practice medicine for pay between July 1 and November 1, 2001, with Lydia Pills paying 40 for allegedly fake treatment. the prisoner was released on 60 cash.
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Alice M. Meverjelah
Oorge
Kaufman
Lydia
Wilia
Heverleiah
M. Db
Lydia Pills
Prominent Guests Register at Leading Seattle Hotels
Hotel registers list travelers and guests at Rainier Grand and other city hotels. Names include Albert Merril Manchester N H W J Con Saint Paul HM J Moore San Francisco F B Murphy Tacoma J HM Puller Aberdeen H K Freeman Chicago Edwin Dickees Whatcom Joe Rowley Whatcom and others from Portland Seattle Everett Olympia and several other cities.
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Albert Merril
Manchester
N. H
W. J. Con
Ant Bt
J. Moore
San Francisco
F. 8. Murphy
Tacoma
J. HM
Puller
Aberdeen
H. K. Freeman
Chicago
Robert C. Leeceson
Philadelphia
L. L. Willams
Juneau
J. W. Bullivan
Dawson
J. Grimm
Tanana
L. EB. Moore
Everett
Churchill
Olympia
Seattle
Edwin Dickees
Whatcom
Joe Rowley
K. Davis
Anacortes
James Gray
Francisco
William J. Streeter
Portland
H. F. Beecher
Port Townsend
B. F. Armstrong
John A. Carroll
St. Pauli
KR. C. Turner
Ketchikan
Mark Smith
Treadwell City
Howard Joslin
Thomas Cole
the Stevens
H. T. Pyre
San Jose
H. T. English
Ww. B. Leitch
Whatcom M. Kellar
New York
A. J. Kareh
Hoquiam
Sree
Percy Chicago
the Diller
KR. Howlson
Winteret Co
W. Green
Ken Peterson
Stanwood
A Miller
Charlies M. Nelson
C. EB. Avery
Boston
A. Peterson
Dawron
Route your frelgent via Skagit Chief to Port Orchard
Route details indicate frelgent delivery through Skagit Chief to Port Orchard with implied timing and routing notes. The fragment implies a transportation or shipping instruction involving the port area and a chief or carrier named Skagit Chief.
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Port Orchard
Skagit Chief
Colman Dock
New Albany Hospital Dedicated in Impressive Ceremony
New Albany Indiana hosted a dedication today for Pdaward’s hospital still under construction for over a year. Bishop Chatard of Indianapolis led the service with assist mayors and Catholic clergy from Southern Indiana parishes. A note mentions Port Orchard routes improving service with ten daily round trips to the navy yard and battleships, while the Skagit Chief handles freight from the same dock. Spinning offers bicycle repair.
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New Albany
Ind
Pdaward's
Agia T—T
Chatard
Ianapolle
Port Orchard
Navy Yard
Colman Flock
Skagit Chief
Extensive Drapery and Window Treatments Display
Brussels Irish Points Renaissance and frilled laces in wide 26 inch fabrics for window seats pillows curtains bed spreads and more. Portieres damasks tapestries velvets and fringe lines offered with expert workmanship in Seattle shops. Northern hand made shade cloth exclusive agent with Hartshorn rollers and top quality materials.
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Brussels
Seattle
Linens and Domestics Bargain Roundup at Windemere
A regional sale lists 70 inch damask, heavy crocheted bed spreads, and lateen awnings with reduced prices. Includes silkaline comforters, percales, and crepe fabrics, plus a book and stationery special on The Aetna Series and Windemere Latin Wave Box meets. Children and women’s wear marked down with 49c gowns and 10c to 49c gloves.
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Fevonshire
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AL. McKnight
MccKnight
Darr
Ie Bickase
Butey
Third Avenues
Dent’s
Meeting OF Carpenters
Second Avenue
Burke Block
D.S. Johnston & CO
Second Ave
Burke Bldg
Mechanics’ Mill
Calman Dock
Kegley
Sens
Norway
Gunther
Becondaria Cusumblia
Seattle Transfer Co
Freigh Pas
Main
1St Ave
the Forest
Evans Sails
Humane Meeting
T Chief
Reichert Bros
Planpa
Union
Rome
Mcbonnell
Brooklyn
Leo
Ternal
Shannon
R. T. Shannon Grocery Co. Incorporated
2Nd Ave
Coeeer Ee
Queen City Laundry
Fourth Avenue
M. Robenthal &O
First Avenue
Madison Street
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Pike Street
Cramer
Steinway Dealers
Sherman Clay
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and
Spring Streets
Btar
Wash Goode
You
Centa
Gale
W. Celal
Ibe
Song
Bara
Woodbury
Florida
Beattie
Hillage
Pilko’ Ave
Shatile Second Moor
Koward Building
Mutual Life
Portland, Or
Shellac
Star Paint and Wall Paper Co
Eversole Optical CO
RIRK
First Ave
Trine Avenue
Theatd
W. M. Russell
Sea
Oae
Sir
St Ince Sewt
Crase
Acre
William A. Brady
Universal Times
Harvard
Quaker Drug CO
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