Seattle restaurant owners face liquor licensing crackdown
Police Judge George announced a new ruling forcing Seattle eateries to obtain regular saloon licenses for selling wines and liquors with meals or face arrest and fines. Previously fines were accepted in lieu of licenses, but the practice of selling without proper licenses and displaying bottles as advertisements is to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
George
Heepeere
Spector Marsh
Iag
Brown Dental CO
First Avenue
Parinre
MacTwagall- Southwick Co
Russia tightens grip on Manchuria and ships move East
The Gazette reports Russia maintains a tight grip on Manchuria and has ordered foreigners to leave the country as it plans to restore order. It adds that Russia has ordered two battleships two cruisers and four torpedo boats to proceed to the Far East amid potential trouble on Korea.
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Berlin
Cologne
Gusette
Russia
Manchuria
Oagette
S&t. Petersburg
Mar East
Birthday tribute for Rev. E B Sutton at Green Lake
A large birthday celebration honoring Rev. E B Sutton, pastor of the Methodist Protestant church, drew about 300 attendees at the parsonage Fifth Avenue North East. The event featured church groups, donations, and an old fashioned program with songs and receptions on the lawn as well as gifts from local societies.
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Methodist Protestant Church of
Green Lake
E. Bi. Sutton
Fifth Avenue N
W. B.C
McKinley
G. A. RB
W. C
Iadies
MecKinney Circle
Button
Man loses jewelry after waterfront incident
Frank, a Continental Hotel resident, was reportedly under heavy liquor influence last night near the waterfront. He recalls wearing a gold watch and a diamond stud at the start but found them missing on reaching home, McNeill states.
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Frank
Continental
McNeill
Morning notes on Mount Ratn and scandalous rumors
A fragmented morning page notes a proposed cleanup on Mount Ratn area red light district and reports on a Chicago vaudeville manager hiring Cresic Loftus at $800 weekly. It mentions Kansas school debates, a royal European issue, a whale carcass ashore near the Columbia, and Rockefeller philanthropy contrasted with commoner worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cresic Loftus
Man Arrested Twice in Carnival Row Disturbance
Mr. Hardison celebrated carnival time by creating a disorderly disturbance in the Tenderloin district at midnight. He was bailed for $2, then returned to the area, provoking a second arrest and detention through the following day.
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B. Hardison
Pollards present final week at Seattle theater lineup
The Pollard Opera company closes its run at the Seattle theater with four last shows. An American Millionaire headlines Sunday to Tuesday, Pinafore on Wednesday, Dorothy revived Thursday, and The Hello of New York from Friday to Saturday. Also billed are Alien J Bhaw a top card expert, Dilger an aerial gymnast, Arthur Hahn and Lillian Searle with new songs.
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Pollard Opera Company
Seattle
New York
Shane Fork
Pire Park
Alien J. Bhaw
Cote
Dilger
Arthur Hahn
Baseo
Lillian Searle
Now Bill Bailey Is Real Sorry
A man named Bill Bailey, formerly known as Bil Bailey, returned home and was deemed a suspicious character. Police arrested him on Washington street, given three hours to leave, then re-arrested on upper Western avenue with two companions. Bailey will serve a suspended 30 day sentence.
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Bil Bailey
Washington Street
Upper Western Avenue
Frank Thomason
Otto Tubbs
Batley
A. F Stanton
Pesserton
Brodgrage
Stanton
Beattle Negro Picnic at Green Lake July Anniversary
On the anniversary of emancipation in the West Indies the colored people of Beattle and vicinity hold a picnic at Green Lake. Speeches are on the program by Rev. J G McPherson A R Black and other prominent Black men of the city.
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West Indies
Beattle
Green Lake
Rev. J.G. McPherson
A. R. Black
Sunday Excursion to Pleasant Beach Schedule
The newsboys announce an excursion and picnic to Pleasant Beach with Pier No 2 departures at 8 10, 11 A M, 12 noon, 1 15, 2 90, 9 90, 4 30 and 7 40 P M.
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Pleasant Beach
Pier No. 2
Ing
Gee
North Beattle bids for city plank to create team track
Contractors and fuel dealers petition the city clerk to plank space between Palm Avenue and the railroad from Chippeck wharf to the sand gridiron at Cedar street foot for unloading cars. They cite 18 years of dockside loading at Wall and Leond streets and oppose new wharf charges, warning the plan would tax local residents and propose unloading at Sixth Avenue and King Street two miles away. The petition requests council consideration at the next meeting.
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Palm Avenue
Chippeck Wharf
Cedar Street
Wall Street
Leond Street
Ees
Sixth Avenue
King Street
Wilcome
Boy Lies Lead to 10 Day Sentence in Liquor Case
A 15 year old boy faced Judge George after refusing to name liquor sellers. He was intoxicated when found, sobered up, and admitted visiting two saloons with Patrolman Coleman where he claimed to have obtained liquor. He denied knowing the sellers and testified he could not recall who sold him the liquor.
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J. J. Alver
Sal
George
Troiman Cole
Loen Ieee de Hey
Piret Avenue
Coleman
Stockholm
Joan Peters
Ata
de Hruler
Bey
Detroit
Mich
John Browosta
Ware
Enka
Streetcar Men Prepare Meeting Over Protest to City Officials
Witt Blauss The Program reports the Street Car Men’s union will hold a regular meeting at 1610 Second Avenue to discuss the protest filed with the Seattle business men’s committee. The union seeks quicker action on alleged unfair treatment by the Street Car Company and may act tonight. Secretary Hoe has asked President Mahon of the Association of Street Railway Employes of America to visit Seattle to advise on future dealings between the union and the company.
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Streetcar Men's Union
Rosea
Second Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
Tte
Treet Car Company
Hoe
Prancieco
Mahon
Association of Street Ay Employes of America
Peattie
Tite
Citizens vent against Washington laundry trust for extortion
Citizens in the District of Columbia accuse a laundry trust of conspiring to raise prices. They say prices rose about 20 percent last winter and have not returned to prior levels. The attorney general has been urged to investigate and act if warranted.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Department of Further
Rear
Harbin Sues City Over Sidewalk Injury in $6000 Claim
Mrs Myra Harbin has filed a suit against the city for damages totaling 6000 alleging injuries from a fall due to a defective sidewalk. The accident is said to have occurred at a street corner in the city. John Peters of the Al Ki saloon was arrested after noon on a warrant for selling liquor to a minor and released on cash bail.
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Myra Harbin
Margaret McKnight
St. Low
John Peters
al- Ki
Coleman
Peters
Contractors bid readings for Terry avenue engine house project
The Delinquent Contractors Board of Works opened bids for the Terry avenue and Alder street engine house including J. iden & co, Jenkins & Co, James Clark, PP, Kigan & Co, and Cawsey & Carney with varying amounts. Plumbing bid from King & Sickie and several street and sewer paving items were also opened. Delinquent contractors were cited to appear at a later meeting. The petition by A Peterson to open a woodyard at Twenty fourth avenue and East Whermas street was rejected due to property owner opposition. A protest from Hrubn company was noted with no action.
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Terry Avenue
Alder Street
Board of Public Works
Iden & (Ie
Jenkins & Co
James Clark
Kigan & Co
Cawsey & Carney
King & Sickie
Hida
Aleo
Tthe Board
Broadway Avenue
Thirty-firet Avenue
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Ty-Fourth Avenue
All Gems Property
Hruhn Company
Two Women Missing From Beattie Visit
The Seattice police are asked to locate Mrs. Nelwe and Mrs. Gertrude Teiler who came to Beattie recently. Yesterday a man named Nelse appeared at the station and provided descriptions of his missing wife and her sister, noting they are adults.
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Seattice
Nelwe
Gertrude Teiler
Beattie
Nelse
Markets and Prices Mixed as Week Opens Amid Patchy Data
Market activity shows variability with wholesale prices uneven and provisions, vegetables, fruit, and grain listed with varied figures. A separate note covers a Newsboys Picnic at Pleasant Beach with schedule times for boats from Pier No. 2 and round trip tickets.
New York Hullings Loan Banking Contment Report Issued
Justice Herrick confirms referees report on New York Hulling Loan Banking Contment. Liabilities amount to 217600 dollars.
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Almany
Justhce Herrick
New York
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