Murphy's pin and embezzlement case headline items
Victor Broulit convicted of trying to steal a 6 by 6 diamond stud from Council Man Murphy while riding a Green Lake car. George E. Daniel discharged on embezzlement charges from Chris Bartsch & Son with $40,000 alleged theft. Numerous local court actions and hearings follow in Seattle and Dawson.
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Victor Broulit
Murphy
Green Lake
Browlit
George E. Daniel
United States
Kiefer
Daniels
Commissioner & Times
Chris Bartsch & Son
Dawson
Carstens Bros
Seattle
Courthouse Baseball Plans April 4 Game at Athletic Park
The Courthouse baseball team plans to play City Employes on April 4 at Athletic Park. The matchup sets up a local league clash with both teams aiming for a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Men Arrested at Police Headquarters For Interfering During Raid
Should Not Interfere W. H. Eaton Dan Green James Ralph Geo Kelly and Will McIntyre were arrested at police headquarters by Jallor Griffith this morning for interfering with police during a raid on tenderloin saloons. The men hindered trators and officers at the station while prisoners were being searched and taken to the receiving cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eaton
Dan Green
James Ralph
Geo. Kelly
Will McIntyre
Jallor Griffith
Tenderloin
Theft Reported at Sixth Avenue Store
Wm. Richardson of Sixth avenue and Pike street reported three suit patterns missing from his shop last evening. Police believe shop lifters may be responsible for the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Richardson
Sixth Avenue
Pike Street
Tenth Street Gang Strikes Yesterway Area
Police investigate depredations by the Tenth Street Gang in the Yesterway and Broadway area. Reports include broken windows torn fences and littered lawns with rubb ish. Last night apples and wines were stolen from local residences and authorities plan to intervene.
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Tenth Street
Yesterway
Broadway
Ten Days Each In Saloon Fight In Police Court
In a police court session this morning John McGraw and M Butterley faced the consequences of a bloody confrontation at Billy the Mug s saloon. Both men were battered and Butterley s lower lip was nearly torn away. Judge George sentenced each to ten days in the chain gang and proposed a 16 foot barrier be built at Billy Mag s to prevent future encounters.
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Billy-the
Record Run Sets Yukon Stage Time From Dawson
The White Pass and Yukon railroads local office received a telegram from White Horse announcing the last stage from Dawson covered the distance in three days and 16 hours. The return trip to Dawson set a new record, surpassing the previous best of three days and 11 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pass
Unitarian Leaders Schedule Regional Events
Rev W D Simonds travels from Seattle to San Francisco for the Pacific coast conference of Unitarian churches and its closing address on Thursday. He will ordain Rev George Fuller in Oakland Friday evening and speak in Alameda Sunday. Dr Frank P Graves of the university will address Simonds's congregation next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Simonds
Seattle
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Millinery Raisins and Lace Stir Fashion Talk
A column reviews odd fashion trends and home decor, noting the raisin hat as a crude millinery joke and detailing new lace curtain styles and costly duchesse lace sets. It contrasts washable cotton gowns with delicate summer fashions and hints at laundering challenges for fine fabrics. A brief crime item follows.
Licenses to Wed Issued for Seattle and New York Couples
The rmark licenses granted include J. A. Caldwell 59 and M. A. Hanna 48 of Seattle Geo Trepanier 44 and Emma Kaufman 29 of Seattle Wm Russel 24 of Seattle and Mary Robinson McKinley 24 of New York City.
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J. A. Caldwell
M. A. Hanna
Seattle
Geo. Trepanier
Emma Kaufman
Wm. Russel
Mary Robinson McKinley
New York City
Juror Williams Falls on Washington Street Suffers Bruising
E A Williams, a superior court juror, collapsed at the foot of Washington Street at noon and bruised his head and face in the fall. He was taken to the police reserve where he soon revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Williams
Superior Court
Washington Street
Police Reenervere
Children's dresses on lawn pique organdie in varied fabrics
Extensive sale notice offering white lawn pique organdie and colored zephyr cloths seersuckers Galaten's French ginghams and more. Prices range from 25 cents to 6.00 each. We will be pleased.
Bicycle Licenses Expected After Tag Shortage
Applications for bicycle licenses have been arriving since April 1 but could not be issued due to missing tags. Dog licenses were issued earlier, with 206 licenses recorded up to noon today.
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Comptroller's Office
Federated Women's Club Convention Rates Set at Pullman
The Northern Pacific Railway Co. announces a one and one third rate for travel to the Federated Women's Club convention at Pullman from June to June 6 inclusively. Unclear year. Travel details emphasize discount for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Federated Women's Clube
Pullman
New C. P. Steamer Aims as Swift Alaska Carrier
The Canadian Pacific Navigation Company plans a new steamer to replace the Islander. It will be among the swiftest vessels plying Alaskan waters, signaling a major upgrade in exploration and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Navigation Company
Alaskan
Young Alaska Harmonica Prodigy Susie Auren Shines
In Douglas City Alaska a four year old named Susie Auren daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Auren displays rare skill on harmonica. She plays the most difficult muate pieces with precision and has pursued the instrument since age four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas City
Alaska
Susie
Mra
N. A. Auren
Relic 101 Year Old Baxter Seeks Charity Help
A feeble centenarian, BE H Baxter, claims 101 years and requests a county charity ticket to visit his son in the north. Born in New York, he boasts daily cordwood cutting and a long life attributed to total abstinence from alcohol. He recalls trying his grandfather's pipe at 65 and a whiskey tipple, then quitting both.
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BE. H. Baxter
Waa
New York State
Fighting on Mindanao: Moros repulsed as forces reach island
War dispatch reports fighting on Mindanao with an email scouting party fired on and reinforcements sent for rescue. A brief battle drove the Moros from the field leaving seven dead. Moros fled through forests while villages fly the red flag signaling defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mindanao
Hawley Bill Grants Broad Powers to Army Lieutenant General
Hawley introduces a bill centering supreme command in the lieutenant general. The officer would direct instruction discipline and distribution of the army and plan mobilization and operations. He would ensure equipment and top quality munitions and recommend promotions honors and rewards.
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Washington, D. C
Hawley
Auction sale of house and jet planned by G Bickerton
G Bickerton will auction a seven room house with lot 660 by 120 at 708 23rd avenue north on Thursday April 24 at 10 30. The sale includes furniture a Grand Piano by Vose Son and household items. Terms easy if requested. For details inquire of conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
23Rd Avenue North
Madrona Park
Vose &Son
Bickerton
Auc
Why Regrade Is Delayed On Pine Street
City engineers and the Board of Public Works face criticism over slow Pine Street regrading. Officials cite bad weather and crowded offices delaying concrete sidewalk and asphalt contracts, with Pine Street work scheduled after the concrete projects reach completion.
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City Ecounet
Lew S
Pine Street
Second Avenue
Wike Street
Horth
Seattle Electric Company
Westlake Boulevard
Thomson
Counterfeiter Hall Released From Georgia Penitentiary
IS RELEASED ATLANTA April 22 T K Hall the only man ever sentenced to the state penitentiary by state courts for counterfeit ing was released today by order of the prison commission Hall served four years in the mines at Cole City The reason federal courts normally handle counterfeit cases was not explained to prison officials A separate note says a man named William Johnson was arrested for attempting to overpower and rob a patrolman and that the prisoner claims to be a longshoreman.
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Atlanta
T. K. Hall
Prison Commission
Hall
Cole City
F. Felits
McClure
Willaam Johnson
Building notes on new Pacific Coast Syrup Co. brick block
Hebb and Mendel the architects have let a 25000 dollar contract to Megrath and Du hamel for a brick 66 by 120 foot four story building at Atlantic and Utah streets to house the Pacific Coast Syrup Co. Work starts at once. Jebb and Mendel are in the Denny building on Broad avenue and Union street with five rooms. Architect James Stephens to draw plans for a 12 room schoolhouse at Interbay to mirror Green Lake school. Robertson and Hianekwell opened bids for a residence for J B Howe of the Pacific Coast Co. Hoone and Corner opened bids for an 8000 dollar residence for Judge J A Stratton at Denny Blaine park.
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Hebb & Mendel
Megrath & Duhamel
Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Aise
Atlantic and
Utah Streets
Jebb & Mendel
Denny
Broad Avenue
Union Street
James Stephens
Interbay
Green Lake
Robertson & Hianekwell
J. BD. Howe
Pacific Coast Co
Hoone & Corner
J. A. Stratton
Denny-Blaine Park
Pioneer School for the Indians marks 14th anniversary
Hampton Institute in Virginia celebrates its 14th anniversary as a pioneer school for Negro and Indian education with two days of events. An education conference features Dr John Brooks Dr Felix Adler Dr Albert Shaw Prof L H Hatley of Cornell and other notable speakers. The article ends with an unrelated bank ad urging savings with the American Savings Bank & Trust Co. at Corner Becond Avenue and Madison Street.
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Hampton
Hampton Institute
John Hrooka
Felix Adier
Albert Bhaw
L. H. Hatley
Cornell University
American Savings Bank & Trust Co
Becond Avenue
Madison Street
Police Notes From The Depot And Lodging House
George Green, an expresman, caused a disturbance at the depot and was jailed by Glasscock and Cameron. Alfred Dupee was arrested by George Tripp for opium use in a lodging house near Fourth Avenue and Yealerway. The outfit was seized and destroyed. William Wilson, accused of choking and beating W. W. French, was arrested by Bam Kaufman. trial expected Friday. Tom Carberry faced Justice Cann on a threatening to kill charge and bonds set at 500 dollars. the record notes a prior shooting incident in San Francisco.
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George Green
Green
Glasscock
Cameron
Alfred Dupee
George Tripp
Fourth Avenue
Yealerway
W. W. French
William Wilson
Bam Kaufman
Justice George's Court
Tom Carberry
Justice Cann
Fannie Hall
Carberry
San Francisco
Building Permits Issued For Several Local Projects
The city engineer’s Office issued permits to F. Christensen for a two story frame house at 612 King Street costing 2000 JL. F. Person for a three story brick lodging house at 422 James Street costing 4900 Mrs. J. KE. Range for a two story frame reel defice at 2100 Queen Anne Avenue costing 1400 J. Gainer for a one story frame cottage at 142 Twenty frat Avenue costing 1060 Netcert Bros plans at 110 Union.
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F. Christensen
King Street
JL. F. Person
James Street
Mra. J. KE
Queen Anne Avenue
J. Gainer
Twentyfrat Avenue
Beattie Drug Trust Boycott Affects Local Prices
Beattie Drug Trust members seek to run rival stores by boycotting our business. They aim to force price increases by creating trouble for us and spending their lives on pressure tactics rather than operating their own drug stores.
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Beattie Drug Trust
Bargain Day Marts Offer Shoes Fabrics Box Paper
A sale listing from a mid century paper detailing special prices for fabric items. Lonsdale muslin and Pequot sheets, black satin, alpaca, and Japanese drapery. Men’s socks and women’s lace shoes highlighted with reduced prices. box paper and counter brushes offered in time limited windows. Sunlit vendor displays show Wednesday 9 to 12 sale periods.
Local Ad Items Show Prices for Food and Mead
An assorted advertisement lists Carter's Pile Ointment and Carter's Beef Tron and Wine priced at $1,600 GOOG versus passendy. Also noted are Skenvas 500 Peruna at $1.00 size and Re Lee Cream Soda by the glass with small listings for other items.
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Carter
Te Carter
Tevscarvec Skenvas
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Lizale Bertram
John Ross
John Williams
U. S
Griffin
James Forrest
The
Pacifica Coast Biscuit Co
Forrest
Benson
George Wilson
Sterling Coal Co
Nelson
Patey Donofries
Stephen
Emory
Tenth Street Gang
Dr. Simonds
California
Virginia
Sam
Valey
Madras
Pearl Dunlap
Occidental Avenue
J. P. Page
Humes and
Mayoun
Page
Beniighausen
Colimbia
Sound Viailroad
Seattle Electric Co
Cond Avenue
Neea and University
Zephyr
Ther
Second Ave
Bet
Seneca and University
NEW C. P
Hawley Bill
Senate
Henry Osborne
John Shine
Mac
LACE
Canger
Levy Getreer
Wall Streets
L. Adier & Bros
J. FriedmanSon
First Avenue Wear
Rainier-Grand
Pioneer School For
the Indians
R. T. Shannon
Fud Ave
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Ingram
Axminster and
Wilton
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and
Spring Streets
Tyes
A. Lindauer
Piké Street
Alfred S. Witter & CO
Drexel
Ernst Bros
Tel
E.J. Shamek
First Ave
Postoffice
Hirech
Ened
Netcert Bros. Planos
Union
Nordinoff
Tige
Men's Sox
Tee
Pierce
BarTeLl Drucco
J. Aronson
Columbia St
Wash
Pink
New York
Howard Building
Mutual Life
Portlan Or
Srance
Cal
Beattie
Bri. J. Brown
Flist Avenue
Union Block
MacDougall-Southwick
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah Coal Co
HSB
Freef
Hinckley Riock
Chas. G. Holcomb Opticianee
Currie Balding
Ani Mare
OIL & Refining CO
Sunset Oil and Refining Company
Treasury
Ellis Morrison
Mutual Life Building
Bonney & Stewart
Embalmere
Columbia
Telephone
Health
Stn
Quaker Drug CO
Firet Avenue
Globe Building
2Nd Ave
Florence Dental CO
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