Immigrant ship Miles denied admittance over passenger status
The Utopia daily bringing 34 Japanese immigrants from Japan aboard the Braemar, including a mother and child, is examined by Inspector Snyder at Yesler dock. Report details exploitation by a Japanese agent, low earnings, and travel from ship to Seattle and Tacoma with aims to find work in canneries, hop fields, or California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia
Victoria
Japan
Braemar
Yesler Dock
Bnyder
Charlie Sasuke
Goro Narita
Snyder
Miles
United States
Seattle
Tacoma
California
Church Services and Pulpits Listed Across City Venues
A dense notices page lists multiple church services with times and locations. St Mark's Episcopal on Harvard and Sari streets. Battery Street M E at rd and Battery. Presbyterian at Fourth and Spring. First M B E at Marion and Third. Welsh Presbyterian with installation for Rev Owen Jones. First Free Methodist at Terry and Pine. Rev J Llwyd to Vancouver and Victoria. Rev Brown away at general conference in Chicago. arrangements note pulpit occupancy by several pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germain
T. PY. Brown
St. Mark's Perecopal
Harvard
Saris Street
Rev
J. Llwyd
Vancouver
Victoria
Battery Street
Rd Avenue
Pattery Street
MH. D. Brown
Brown
Chicago
Clark Davie
Iet
Presbyterian Church
Fourth Avenue
Spring Street
A. L. Hutchison
HM .A. m
Christ's
M. BE
Third Avenue
Marion Street
B. M. Randall
Tl A. m
Owen Jones
Donald Row
W. A. Major
L. P. Pevelle
Firet
M. P
Revelle
First Free Methodist Church
Cor
Terry Avenue
Pine Street
A. A. Weat
G. W. Coleman
New Form of Injunction Against Striking Workers
In New York a new injunction shields Levy & Co. cigar makers from union actions. The order bars the union from paying strikers or diverting funds to hire nonunionists to picket, while the case seeks temporary relief and documents a $100,000 damages request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Levy & Co
Lebanon Banking Company Fails in Lebanon
Brief dispatch reports the Lebanon Banking Company of Lebanon failing yesterday. Oberlin M., former captain of engineers in the U S Army, is mentioned in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lebanon Banking Company
Lebanon
Oberlin M
Nes
Clerks Union Pushes Compromise on Store Closing Time
Historical notes describe grocery stores adjusting closing hours from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. due to clerks protests. The Clerks Union led a campaign that caused many stores to close earlier, inconveniencing workers who could not shop after shifts. A compromise emerged to allow 6 p.m. or 6:30 p.m. closings as retailers and unions negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Union
Prison garb in Leavenworth reveals political doubt
In Leavenworth Kansas James Murray of Mutte questions whether he desires a gubernatorial appointment as Clarke's probable senatorial successor occupies attention. In San Francisco stewards of the Western pid Pee- operate. Denny ayne’s and Hard not horse handling cited. Secretary Root, at the Grant Memorial banquet, urged abandoning the Monroe doctrine if war looms. Rita Hernandez Brakes wins most of her New York divorce suit against W E B Stokes. child’s allowance set at 12000. Ottawa seeks aid for six to seven thousand homeless after a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
James Murray
Mutte
Clarke
San Francisco
Denny Ayne
Rita Hernendes
New York
W. EB. DD. Stokes
Ottawa
Moors advance and city laid waste with vast losses
A desolate extent of five square miles of the ecity lay swept bare as reports from Troemfontein claim Denst with a Hoer transport reached Kroonstadt, the Koer base in the Orange Free State. Dewet leads Boer forces while French and Rundle press daring actions amid uncertain transport timings and a looming clash.
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Lomsem
Troemfontein
Denst
Kroonstadt
Orange Free State
Dewet
Rundle
Southern Free State
Gen Merriam on the Stand in Cour d Alene Inquiry
Washington D C April 2 The Cour d Alene investigation nears closure with Gen Merriam's testimony continuing He states state laws danger and governor would declare martial law not the president He admits telegraph error about arrests May 2 arrests not until May 4 when martial law declared Also a bicycle ad promotes Yale Andre Wolf American brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cour d'Alene
Merriam
Idaho
War Department
Pure Ice in Seattle From Artesian Water
Diamond Ice Co sells distilled artesian water ice in Seattle as sole factory ice. Contact Pike 159 for orders. Lucas' Detective Agency at 25 Union Block offers 27 years of experience with confidential, guaranteed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Ice & —Co
Seattle
Pike
Union Block
Prof Knox Mental Scientist Promotes Life Success Tips
The Mental Scientist and Phrenologist Prof Knox visits the city offering guidance for success. Interested individuals may consult him at 773 Harrison Street, corner of Eighth Avenue North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Knox
Harrison Street
Eighth Avenue North
Pure Salt Brand Promises Absolute Purity Sold Only
A local dealer claims the salt offered is absolutely pure and explains that no other brands are sold. The statement emphasizes exclusivity and quality across the store's inventory.
It's Money-Spending Time Now Store Test
Anxious shoppers seek economy as the store offers helpful bargains and guidance during a peak spending period. The piece urges putting the store to the test to prove value and savings.
Ribbons and Corsets Headline Opening Season Sale
A bustling shop feature and sale event opens the season with heavy satin ribbons and hosiery, reinforced heels and toes fashion items, and corsets on offer. Children and adult wear include fine jersey ribbed garments, white net corsets, and imported summer nets priced to move. suits for boys and youths in wool and tweed fabrics also advertised with values highlighted.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
University Street
W. H. G. Temple
Jesus
Piret Unitarian Church
Seventh Avenue
Union
W. D
Imonda
Second Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue North
Warricon
Whitmore
Anti-Saloon League
Trinity Parish
Eighth Avenue
James
H. H. Gowen
Christ
Independent Psychic Society
Fortere’ Hall
First Avenue
First Baptist Church
Bowerman
Eattle Baptist Church
Third Avenue and
Cedar
L. J.wyer
Masonic Temple
Second Avenue
Feet
Theosophical Society
Amanda Lodge
Third Cumberland Presbyterian
Twenty-second Avenue
East Cherry
Elmer BE. Thompson
Na m
At & P
CC. KE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Broadway
East Columbia Street
HM. W. Gilchrist
Aillam
Whitermore
Christ Force In Society
Oburen
Our Lady of Good Help
Wasehington Street
A. Prefontaine
Brroadway
Madison
Church of Immaculate Conception
Adams
Alaska
Joe
F. Adams
Baja
Vester
James Proerer
Root
Grant Memorial Association
Mme
Florence
Winter & Harper
Second Ave
Marion St
Beattie
Stewart Dia Seery
Columbia
Eeeila Eee
Cline
Hird Avenue
Meio &Uwoasal
Wee
Smith
Palm Garden
Frank Meuroe
Eva Thatcher
Chas. G. Chenoweth
Mae Anley
Deeb
Demi Sisters
Neliaf LA More
Es Thompson
Pawers
Adwtest
Victor Hugo
Gen. Merriam
Coeur d'Alene
Yale
Andrae
F. M
Pike Street
India
Seattie
Third Avenue Theater
Suwanee River
E. D. Stairs
Stella Mayhew
TION
Worcester
Ww. S. Mayfield
Grocer
Our’s
Our's
Rob
Medical Institute
Pacific Block
Yesler Way
Howe
Arand
Mer
Mth
Patr Children's Fine
Atte Bee Eens
Royse
Cass
W. Peterson & Bro
Pike ST
Seattle Tailoring Company
Ra Wves Merchant Tailors
Alaska Miners’ Association
Bureau of
First Avenue (Stock Exchange
Wash
Tars Golock
Benedi
Frank Shaw
John R. Ager
D. 8
Hinckley Block
Eie
Ss. Kerry
Bailey Building
Palace Steam Laundry
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