Restaurants must have liquor licenses in city
City Comptroller Riplinger has ordered all restaurants selling liquor with meals to obtain a city license or cease the practice. The Royal cafe and Heidelberg cafe were arrested for dispensing alcohol without a permit. A council committee heard protests from Andrew Heinrich of Seattle Brewing & Malting Company as an ordinance may set a $250 license for restaurant saloons, with further action planned.
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Riplinger
Royal Cafe
Heidelberg Cafe
Andrew Heinrich
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Zbinden
Side Sash Smocking Fashion Note for Gowns
A fashion blurb highlights a gown in soft cream voile with a blue smocked bodice and yoke. The sash ties at the back and features knots and loops with clusters of blue forget me nots.
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Gira
Industrial Exposition Grounds Prepared for August Opening
Work began on preparing the university grounds for the industrial exposition opening August 29. Trees will be removed to clear space for buildings housing continuous operations by manufacturers. Space applications arrive daily and prospects improve while unions name queen candidates for Extian. General Manager Ruet reports Tacoma unions backing Seattle enterprise.
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Od University
Ruet
Tacoma
Seattle Enterprise
Old Hat Causes All the Trouble
A.A. Hintz and Mr. Brockenshutter were fined five dollars each by Acting Police Judge Miller for fighting in a saloon at Fourth Avenue and Pike Street. Brockenshutter wore a battered vintage silk hat. newsboys had soaked late edition papers. Both men were arrested, paid fines, and released. The judge advised disposing of the hat.
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A.A. Hintz
Brockenshutter
Miller
Fourth Avenue
Pike Street
Hintz
Hrockenshulter
Landwhcer
Annie Miller
Mortrude
Logan
Variety the Right Quality Underwear Sale Ad
The ad promotes men’s summer underwear at unbeatable city prices from EN Brooks & Co at 1831 2d Ave. It mentions locations Herald 1229 2nd and lists Cyrene and Xanthus Leachi at Madrona Madison parks with daily hours from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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EN. Brooks & Co
Russia asserts stance on contraband and cruiser policy
In St Petersburgh a government note says Russia accepts Britain’s assurance that contraband aboard the Malacca belongs to Britain and retains its plan to deploy cruisers to stop arms shipments. Meanwhile in London the cabinet discussed the Russian reply on volunteer fleets.
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Ny Bertone
ST. Petersburg
Great Britain
Malacca
London
Plehve third victim in fight against tyranny
St. Petersburg reports Plehve, the empire's most powerful autocracy agent, killed by assassins. The deaths of Sipiaguine and Hobrikef preceded him, signaling a widening struggle against oppression as the state fears fresh upheaval and possible war.
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Plehve
ST. Petersburg
Hin
Sipiaguine
Minteter
Merc
Hilts
Mrs Nelson A Miles Dies at West Point
Mrs Nelson A Miles wife of Olen Miles and niece of General William T Sherman died at West Point from heart affliction. She was a devoted army woman involved in charity work in Washington during the Spanish War and supported a nationwide relief association for enlisted families.
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West Point
Aug
Nelson A. Miles
Olen
Milena
Washington
William T Sherman
Army
Spain
Miles
United States
Teamsters Fined After Wagon With Lumber Slips Away
Edward Carey and Edward G. Frye were each fined 83 by Acting Police Judge Miller for allowing a wagon loaded with lumber to escape them in the morning.
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Edward Carey
Edward G. Frye
Miller
Wagon Crash Messes Street Scene At Diller Hotel
Bystanders report a wagon dashed across the street near the Diller hotel after a failed brake. The wagon reportedly sought a drink and the traces were unhitched when the accident occurred on First avenue and University street yesterday afternoon.
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First Avenue
University Street
Diller Hotel
Nome Letter Warns of Poor Outlook for Summer
A letter to The Star from Nome describes a very poor business outlook with little prospect for a prosperous summer. Mines’ output is discouraging and many men are idle. Wages drop to 14 dollars a day with board, while railroad workers earn 9 dollars daily with board. job opportunities are scarce.
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Nome
Bolomen Ralireed
Commission
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Prominently Cured
A promotional offer for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root claims rapid relief of kidney bladder and uric acid troubles with back pain and frequent urination. Sample bottles and a free book are mailed by Dr. Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York, with note to mention Seattle Daily Star.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Seattle Daily Star
Potato Prices Fall as Migration Drains Local Labor
The passage notes that buyers seek goods here but money goes to ventures elsewhere. Old potatoes sell for 1.75 per hundred pounds and new potatoes at 2.50 per hundred. Job opportunities are scarce and the business outlook is poor as many workers move to other areas to seek better earnings, planning a cleanup year elsewhere.
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Rua
Eee
Ihe
Ex Detective A G Jane Home Fire Damages Listed
Fire heavily damaged the residence of ex Detective A G Jane at 816 Twenty Fifth Avenue after a lamp ignited a wattle. Firemen reported about 2200 in damage to house and furniture after dispatch from Main Street headquarters.
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A. G. Jane
Twenty Fifth Avenue
Gia
Main Street
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