Mystery Over Seattle Franchise Deeds and Shuffleton Case
A long account describes the effort to grant a Seattle franchise to Shuffleton and the Beattle Electric Company. It notes misrepresented interests, vague deeds, and missing provisions, with council scrutiny, transfers, and accusations of fraud or false promises surrounding the municipal electrical franchise from 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle Electric Company
SieryOre Ce
Todan
Shufffleton
Albert Levenson
Han Prandeeo
Aittle
Seattle Eleetric Company
Aged Couple Pleads for Help From County
Commissioner Van Horn shows sympathy for an elderly Green Lake pair whose savings ran out. They sold wool and endured sickness while living in poverty. Relatives in San city were absent, and local aid was sought to transport them to Gate City for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Trrmbal
Green Lake
San
Amie
van Horn
Gate City
Strife in Rome as General Strike Affects City
The general strike disrupts Rome with shops open, few trams running, and food supplies uncertain. Tourists depart while battalions adjust and orders to report threaten to escalate. Rioters clash with police as authorities attempt to control the unrest and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SF Municipal
Doctor Fired Over Alleged Medical Misconduct Trial
A medical society examines Dr. Silliman in a murder case related hearing. testimony alleges improper conduct and professional ethics breaches. Witnesses describe a brain knife wound and possible involvement with Mallet and Billiman as key events in the probe. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented текст.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Kile
Hampoux
Billiman
Unclear Fragment Reflects Medical Society Tension
Fragmentary text suggests a dispute within a medical society where a member faces accusations or opposition. The passage mentions a higher obligation and a potential meeting or confrontation, but details and identities remain uncertain.
Marriage Licenses Leened in Various Locales
The following marriage licenses have been leened. George Lerar and Teresa Riorr both of Brick THamond. Peder Thorvey and Marie Batterfly of Hal lard. Steane Than Mabie Case of Beattie. Edward Peterton and Hulda Anderbera of Beattie. Motu lar and Gladys Ferguson of Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lerar
Teresa Riorr
Brick Thamond
Peder Thorvey
Marie Batterfly
Hallard, Steane
Than
Mabie Case
Beattie
Edward Peterton
Hulda Anderbera
Beth of
Motular
Gladys Ferguson
Seattle
Disappearance of Interbay Colony Banker Strikes Japanese Laborers
A Japanese laborer banker in the Interbay Great Northern Railway camp vanished with the colony savings. Police report a trusted local banker absconded with funds, leaving tears among the workers who hoped savings would fund their return home. Investigations continue as locals fear pursuit and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interbay
Rieco
Benker
Collier
Cigarette Set Room Ablaze At New Tenderloin Resort
A smoking incident in a Washington house on Fifth Avenue South near King Street caused a small fire. A cigarette lit lace curtains, smoldered and was extinguished by the fire department. Damages estimated under $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dameola
Washington House
Tenderloin
County man accused of selling liquor without license
Count claims he had no license in Kenmore a small county town. Fner was arrested by Deputy Sheriff McGee for selling intoxicating spirits without a license and released on reconocance to await trial. Witnesses named include G Brinkien G B Helton and W L Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Funker
Kenmore
McGee
George
Sunker
G. Brinkien
G. B. @helton
W.L. Newton
Robbery at Toklo House Strikes J Johnson
J Johnson reported the theft of his watch and chain at Toklo House, a Japanese resort on Fourth Avenue South, last night. He suspects a woman he met there, recalls hearing someone say How time flies as he went down the stairs, but offered no further details to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnson
Toklo House
Fourth Avenue South
Johnson
Filer
Ataira
Board Arbritration Restricts Scope of Inquiry in Streetcar Strike
The arbitration board limits testimony to events within the past two days and disputes over union history, as it weighs the streetcar strike. The session features leaders from the Street Railway Men's Union and Seattle Electric Company, with debate over whether the company should hire only union men and if strikers remained employees during the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Arbitration
Street One
Scaope
Nauity
Ite Ae
Ite
Pew
Mornir Ates
Awe Moore
Sonte Soe
Tacoma
Donworth
Rust
Mormon
Harmen
Heattle Electric Company
Cses
Electrical Workers Union
Powell
Mr. Harmon
Harmon
Danworth
Kiefer
Basia
Rabat
Canine Convention Opens at Seattle Armory Dog Show
Blue Blooded canines from the coast gather for the Seattle Kennel Club annual convention at Armory hall. Judge Thomas begins judging at 2 pm with judging continuing. many out of town fanciers attend including representatives from Victoria Portland and San Francisco. Entries include Russian wolf dog Castac Hl and numerous setters span breeds with high valued contenders and a strong show lineup. The event runs through Saturday night with visitors admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Welock
Thomas
KK. V. Wille
Portland Kennel Club
J. O. Bugat
San Francosees
California
Irene
Victe Tanoel Club
TP. McVonnell
G. W. Minor
H. H. Jones
W. F Mall
Victoria
T. V. Molman
Portland
HF. Ziegler
Minnesota
Beattie Hay
Castac Hl
Prestteoi
Grrat
A. Minor
Oy Montes
Ken Noger
John
Peersall
Ireland Dee
Chesapeake
Dooley Prince
Board Set To Decide Scope Of Controversy At Two
The passage notes a board planning to resolve the controversy at 2 o'clock after discussion and mentions a person named Janoh and the subject under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janoh
School bonds proposed at board meeting for improvements
At a regular board meeting the education panel voted to place a bond issue before voters at a future special election to fund school improvements. The election date and amount will be set at the next meeting. All members supported the bond plan, while protests over school name changes were noted despite action approving the plan and approving audits totaling $4806.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Egsinet Chang
Beattles and Bewasheds Fall in Slugger Note
In San Francisco the Beattle squad lost to the Siwashers as the lineup of Eleco Iberg Leahy Seattie Schock and Wilson failed to produce the needed curves. Final score San Francisco 6 Beattle. Sacramento Portland game and Los Angeles Oakland match also noted with battery lines and 2 to 3 scores.
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San Francisco
Meattie
Fhe Praneleco
Iberg
Leahy
Seattie
Schock
Wilson
Doom of the Wa Chung Block In Beattie
M K Reed engineer for the Great Northern Railway obtained a city permit to remove buildings on the half block at the southern mouth of the tunnel bounded by Fourth Avenue South Washington and Main Streets. Most buildings are occupied but several smaller structures will be torn down as occupants vacate including the Wa Chung building on Fourth Avenue South.
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M. KE. Reed
Great Northern Railway Company
Beattie
Fourth Avenue
Washington and Main Streets
He Wa Chung
Fourth Avenue South
Thetis Returns to San Francisco After Apparent Accident
The revenue cutter Thetis turned back to San Francisco this morning after leaving Seattle Saturday due to a machinery accident. A telegram to the Maritime Exchange reports the vessel paused in California for repairs and was expected to arrive yesterday for necessary maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetis
San Francisco
Maritime Exchange
Inet
Seattle
Thetia
California
Both want tide land in court dispute over title land lot
Fr Hinckley sues Andrew Laindal to recover possession of a valuable land lot in Judge Griffin's superior court division today. Hermen Hogland files a federal suit in the morning seeking relief in a damage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Hinckley
Andrew Laindal
Griffin
Superior Court
Hermen Hogland
Train Conductor Attacked During City Run
A train conductor was assaulted aboard a city run train injuring him seriously. Police investigated and a suspect was taken into custody as the incident disrupted service and prompted medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Never Pacific Railroad
Inspection Tour Details From Northern Pacific Official
Keonaford the second vice president of the Northern Pacific toured the city yesterday. His inspection focused on traffic conditions between Seattle Bremerton and the proposed line between Seattle and Richland. Fire investigations will determine if the planned route between Seattle and Richland is feasible.
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Keonaford
Northern Pacific
Fourth Term for Harrison Wins Fourth Mayor Term
Harrison is elected mayor of the city for the fourth time with an unofficial majority over Creme Stewart and others. Final tallies show Harrison 166,233 votes, Stewart 116,775, with other candidates totaling smaller amounts. The campaign focused on municipal ownership of street railways, with Stewart urging conditions and assembly actions toward possible concessions.
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Chica
Uhi-yeterday
Creme Stewart
Harrison
Stewart
Tod mient-Laber
Ele
Haines
Tcene
Campaian
Goth
Local Court Interim Ruling In Keene Injunction Case
Louisville April meeting of Southern Pacific stockholders adjourned with the court decree in the Keene injunction read aloud. A motion passed to await the supreme court decision on the appeal from the temporary injunction. An order allowed Anthony and the administrator of Lou Grapeg to redeem a portion of pawned jewels valued at friends dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louieville
Southern Pacific Brookholders
Ting KB Y Anthony
Lou Grape Ogee
Perier
Taliman
Tenement House Fire Claims One Adult Two Children
Philadelphia April 8 a worm and two children died in a Hebrew tenement house fire in the forenoon. Two other persons were badly burned and several others slightly injured.
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Philadelphia
Shamrock II Trials Open as Shamrock I Leads Then Trails
In Whymouth England in April the Shamrock II and Shamrock I had a preliminary spin with Bir Thome Lipton aboard Brin following in the steam yacht. Shamrock I led by 40 seconds early before wind shift reversed the advantage and the newer challenger closed the gap. The first official test of the new challenge is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whymouth
England
Bir Thome Lipton
Buffalo herd offers to President Roosevelt during visit
Salt Lake City report notes Buffalo owner J. White offers his herd for Roosevelt's visit next month. The same column records eight year old Wren Kilnefelter's death at 762 Thomas Street and funeral arrangements by Khutterworth and Lone. The court case against Tom Considine for operating a concert hall without a license is postponed to July 1.
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Jonn H. White
ismMand
Great Pull Lake
Providenias Reception Committee
Roosevelt
Wren Wilea J. Kilnfelter
Thomas Street
George W. Kilnefelter
Northern Pacific
Khutterworth & Lone
Tom Considine
Judee Bell
Cyclone Strikes North of Hawville Leaves Casualties
A cyclone passed one mile north of Haneville in Cullen County at 2 AM causing two deaths and 26 injuries. All wires are down and details are incomplete as the region faces widespread damage and diminished communication.
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Hwirmingham
Alm
Haneville
Cullen County
Ut Je
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Ee Wilhem Hitkren Moore
Janes Kiefer
John Mr. Powell
Malley
Jud@r Moore
cOogen
George Denworth
Beattie Rhe Pony
Wey Men's Union
A. Rust
Weent Central Labor Union
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Natrod
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Thanea
Plumeria Peau II
Plumeria Fie
Bert Dogger
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Jon Burcrougha
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Shiney
Herbert S. Upper
Scheverman
Shamer
Second
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Alaska
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First Avenue
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