Prosecution of Unlicensed Dentist Arrests in Ohio
Edward Be ants and Melville Leavitt were arrested on Pike Street by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney James Shannon for practicing dentistry without a license. They posted 200-dollar bonds and face vigorous prosecution. The Ohio Dental Parlors claim to pioneer the Alveolar method of painless dentistry but the men deny proprietorship and knowledge of the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beants
Melville BR
Leavitt
Ohio
den Patie Hoen
Pike St
James Shannon
John Hi. Peraw
Edwards
Regs
Teem
Grew
Exiwarde
Leavitt Swee Ee Sree Tata
Club Women Sell Tickets for Naval Ball on April 24
Club women promoted a naval ball aboard a cruiser with 1500 tickets issued. Gov Mead and Seattle Commercial Club members toured the vessel as officers planned entertainment events. The California and Tennessee were to join, with the squadron sailing to Tacoma and other sound ports before returning to Bremerton next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gedree
Com Doyle
Loschl Park
A. E B. Mead
Seattle Commercial Club
California
Tennessee
Washington
Admiral Sebree
Tacoma
Sound
Bremerton
Mangety Bang Outfit Ready For Democratic Convention
The eve of the convention in Omaha is set with a gaggle of figures including Tagsart of the Democratic National Committee. A likely president candidate is whispered, with an Omahan giving the nominating speech. A cedar gavel and sounding board were sent to Mayor Dahlman by T. G. Harris of Fort Robinson, a Pryas supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangety-Bang
Dette Star
Omaba
Neb
Tagsart
Democratic National Committee
Lewwe
Jay Fagamueh
Oene
Dahiman
T. G. Harris
Fort Robinson
Ned
Smugglers Arrested Amid Suspicious Apartment Find
A young couple identified as Mrs Bert Roth and prank Borns were arrested near Third Avenue after police found a stash in their apartment. Trays were routinely taken at the door and the room contained a number of diamonds. Both suspects were well dressed and appeared intelligent. Bail set at 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Roth
Almeme
Pal Kent
Quinn
Masuda Arraigned On Charge Of Embezzling 21.50
J. Masuda appeared before Judge A. W. Frater in superior court and was arraigned on a charge of taking 21.50 from Mrs. C. T. Guyot. He was granted six days to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Masuda
A. W. Frater
Superior Court
Mra. C. T
Merritt divorce granted to Esatella Merritt by Judge Frater
Esatella Merritt obtained a divorce from Claude C. Merritt in a ruling by Judge A W Frater. The couple wed in the city on October 10, 1906, and the decree allows her to resume the name Betella Powell.
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Esatella Merritt
Claude C. Merritt
A. W. Frater
Betella Powell
Havana Spanish Clerk Clubs Grow Big In Havana
In Havana Spanish clerks form clubs named for Spanish provinces with hospitals baths and social rooms. The Dependientes Asturiana and Gallego clubs each exceed 20 000 members with dues of 1 60 monthly. Clubs provide education hospital care and recreation and attract merchants and professionals. The system arose to aid incoming clerks from Spain and may not work as well in the United States due to home life differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Havana
Spain
Dependientes
Gallego
Asturiana
Dependientea Club
Prado
Fitthay
Kavana
Aeturlano Club
Central Park
Gallego Club
States
County Democrats Endorse Four Delegates to National Convention
King county Democrats met at Egan's hall and endorsed electing four delegates to the National convention in Denver instead of two. The county is entitled to two votes, but factional disagreement led to four delegates with half votes each. Charles G Heffner and others were chosen. Charlies Reynolds was elected chairman. about 200 delegates attended. This afternoon the convention will select seven delegates to the state convention at Spokane next month.
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King County
Egan's Bail
Denver
Charles G
Passenger Agent M. G. Murphy Tours In Town
M. G. Murphy of Winnipeg Canada an oral passenger agent for the Canadian Pacific is in town on a tour inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Murphy
Winnipeg
Can
Cadian Pacific
Humor in the Pulpit Divides Presbyterian Ministers
Rev J C Young at First Presbyterian church argued doctrine should guide preaching and avoid ordinary joking or funeralism. Rev Major noted occasional cheerfulness fits sermons, while Rev Matthews urged mercy toward funeral ministers as earnestness matters. Rev George H Lee of Nab lard was elected to the Ministerial Assembly.
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J. C. Young
Fremont
Presbyterian Ministers
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Major
Young
Dy. M. A. Matthews
Major
George H. Lee
Nablard Presbyterian Church
Population estimate for Seattle in 1908 directory
Based on the 1908 Polk directory Seattle’s population is estimated at 276 462, up from 241 550 last year, a gain of 34 912. The directory lists 110 155 names and, using a 24 percent multiplier, the estimate is described as conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Polk & Co
Press
Seattle
Masons Set Rites And Easter Observances In Seattle
Washington chapter Rose Croix No 1 and Valley of Seattle outline annual duties for Maundy Thursday and Easter rites. Knights will gather at the Masonic Temple for extinguishing and retighting the lights. Knight Templars attend services at First Presbyterian with a sermon by Rev M A Matthews. G Dever and R A Modine arrested in Woodland on a mashing charge.
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Washington
Rose Croix
Valley of Seattle
Orient of Washington
Masonic Temple
Seaate Commandery
Knight Templars
First Presbyterian Church
M. A. Matthews
Masonea
G. Dever
R. A. Modine
Woodland
FH. Kisely
Police Court Returns Bail Forfeitures In Court Session
Defendants appeared as their cases were called in police court today and each forfeited a $19 bail.
Mooney Arrested In Prosser On Desertion Charge
Harry A. Mooney, wanted in this city on wife desertion, was arrested in Prosser this morning. Complaint alleges he deserted Edith Mooney on May 1, 1907, leaving her destitute. A city Methodist ministers meeting planned a committee for a conference exhibit headquarters at the Manufacturers' building on the AYP grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Harry A. Mooney
Judge Carrolle
Mooney
Edith Mooney
City Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Church
Manufacturers
Ayp, KB
Strike at Portland Hammers Grain Handlers
One hundred fifty grain handlers struck in Portland on April 13 after wage talks failed. Employers had cut the scale from 40 6 to 35 cents an hour with 60 cents overtime reduced to 40 cents overtime. The men demanded the old scale but did not gain it.
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Portland
Ore
Antoo « K
Defaulter reveals discrepancies in school funds case
April report shows P. P. Daley resigned as superintendent with a debt issue noted. The extent of the deficit is unclear and investigators expect further disclosure to reveal the full amount and related irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Daley
Gallon
Daley
Whistle Incident In Woodland Park Coyotes Reported
In Woodland Park a Special Officer claimed to have used a whistle to deter coyotes near a public area. The account references reactions by bystanders and a judge, with unclear details about outcomes or subsequent actions.
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Acorn
Hedana
Wheeler Se i
Woodland Park
Wii Las
Cardinal Logue to sail for New York for centenary
Erin’s Biggest Man Dublin April 13 reports Cardinal Logue head of the Irish church since 1596 will sail April 19 to attend the New York centenary starting April 28. He will not tour America, plans to return after the celebration, and rejects prolonged visits and holidays. He is seen as Ireland’s ruler, stern disciplinarian, anti modernist, and nonpartisan on politics though he backs Nationalists and opposed Sinn Fein’s Peasant paper.
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Seattle Star
Dublin
Cardinal Logue
America
New York
Ireland
John Bull
Sinn Fein
Peasant
Politica Logue
Nude unknown man found near Black Diamond
Law son resident W. W. Davia discovered a nude unidentified man Saturday night. Authorities report no signs of foul play and Deputy Coroner H. F. Wiltete is investigating the case.
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W. W. Davia
Lawson
Black Diamond
F. Wiltete
Ministers Move Toward Church Union
Baptist ministers meet at Temple Baptist decide to hold a social union on April 27 at Central Baptist church. They plan further efforts to unite the Christian and Baptist churches in the city.
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Temple Baptist Church
Central Baptist Church of the Christian and Baptist Ministers
Boats to Pier 2 Run Ten Round Trips Daily
Service schedules list ten round trips daily to Pier 2 with a fare of 60e per round trip. Report notes possible service reliability issues and asks passengers to arrive early.
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Eee
Arrests Made for Liquor Sales on Washington Street
Six men were arrested for selling liquor with $200 bonds each. George Clothier of Ballard and L W Mahaffey, former umpire, were among those taken to headquarters. A sailor Thomas Keefe, a quart of whisky, and three cases of beer from O Masuta’s restaurant were reported. Virg il Cresto and Leopold Goldsmith were charged for selling claret wine and beer at Washington area taverns.
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Suny
Wali
George Clothier
Ballard
Cap
John W. Steven
L. W. Mahaffey
French and
Mallard
Silver Dollar
Washington St
Thomas Keefe
O Masuta
Hannon, Pederson and McNamee
Hardin and
Helme
Virgil Cresto
Turin
Leopold Goldsmith
Jersey Lodz
Washington
Robertson Surrenders After Confession Near San Francisco
J Dalzell Robertson former assistant manager of California Safe Deposit and Trust surrendered in Judge Dooling's court after a conference with the district attorney Robertson released on four thousand dollar bond by an indemnity company and believed to have offered a confession in exchange for immunity
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Uni Press
San Prancisco
J. Dalzell Robertson
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
J Dooking
Langdon
Drunken man breaks jeweler's window on First Ave
A drunken man smashed the plate glass window of L. W. Suter's jewelry store on First Avenue near Columbia Street causing a public scene. Martin Finnegan, visibly intoxicated, lurched into the pane, was restrained by bystanders until police arrived and booked him for drunk and disorderly conduct at headquarters.
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First
Columbia St
L. W. Suter
Martin Finnegan
Finnegan
Hayashi Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
H Hayashi pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge in the stabbing death of Chin Kichi Yokoo. The court appearance occurred before Judge A W Frater in Superior Court on March 1996. Co-defendant K Nakayama was found guilty of involvement and sentenced to 30 years in Walla Walla.
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H. Hayashi
Chin Kichi Yokoo
A. W. Frater
Hayashi
K. Nakayama
Walla Walla
Henry Watson Cornell to Speak on Science of City Building
Henry Watson Cornell will address the Chamber of Commerce at the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon on the science of city building. The remarks reference Soap Lake products and druggists, indicating a civic discussion with commercial context.
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Henry Watson Cornell
Chamber of Commerce
Oldsmobile Ends Day Near 1 000 Mile Non Stop Run
The Oldsmobile roadster on a 1000 mile endurance run covered about 710 miles by 3 pm today. No accidents were reported and the car was in good condition. Crews are changed every six hours and completion is anticipated by tomorrow.
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Oldamphbile
Chaffeur Wm. Folberth
Queen Anne Hill
Folberth
Funeral services for Patrick Shae and Nellie Hurst
Patrick Shae's funeral will be at Catholic Cathedral Ninthav and Marion on Tuesday at 9 AM with burial in Calvary cemetery. Nellie Hurst's funeral was held today at 1 PM from Butterworth & Sons chapel and burial followed at Lake View cemetery. The remains of Mrs Annie FP were noted in the report.
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Patrick Shae
Catholic Cathedral
Ninthav
Marion St
Calvary Cemetery
Nellie Hurst
Butterworth & Sons
Lake View Cemetery
Annie FP
Death notices for four residents released from city homes
Mrs. Anna Ogden aged 66 wife of John Ogden died at 156 32nd av April 12 with remains at Collins Hios undertaking parlors. Patrick Shae aged 48 died at 819% 9th av. and Phillip Patrotia aged 55 died April 11 at the county hospital, remains at Butterworth & Sons embalming room. Mrs Annie F Kennedy aged 66 died April 11 at 738 Bellevue av. with services pending at family residence.
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Anna Ogden
John Ogden
Collins Hios
Patrick Shae
Phillip Patrotia
Butterworth & Sons
Annie F. Kennedy
Bellevue Av. N
Public Market Egg and meat prices listed for sale
Public Market posts prices for eggs of all types for setting purposes. Spinach sells at four pounds for 25 cents. Horse radish roots at 1 per pound. Cottage cheese two pounds for 25 cents. Shad at 14 cents per pound. Pot roast on sale tomorrow at 8 cents per pound. Lamb chops at 10 cents per pound and pickled lambs tongues at 25 cents per dozen. Liver available per dish.
Watch Recovered After Loss by Miss H. Stephenson
Miss H Stephenson lost a gold watch on Seconday January 18. Police recovered the timepiece from a pawn shop after a pawn broker said it was pawned by a woman last Saturday. The watch is returned to Miss Stephenson.
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H. Stephenson
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Clerks’ Clubs
Dependientes Club
Democrats
Tuna
Mahogany
Teemene
Princess Dresser
Aeace
Century Furniture Company
Srconp Avsnut and
Sprinc Street
Cluny Arabian
Cluny
Price
Weer
Tapsaee
Masons
Masmers
United Press
Federation Meetino
Erin
Pink
Oldsmobile
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