Forth Agrees to Arbitrate Amid City Drive
Mayor Humes will tell the executive committee that Seattle Electric Co has agreed to arbitrate all differences with its employees as part of franchise terms. The announcement followed a conference with Councilman Mullen and Beattie Electric leaders, with Porth away briefly at Yellowstone Park. The move aims to avert a street car strike while authorities seek a revised arbitration clause.
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Humes
Seattle Electric Co
Ite
Multen
Jacob Purth
Grant
Beattle Electric Co
Tday Im
Maieon Harberie
Wderstanding
Jacob Porth
Yellowstone Park
Tacoma
Purth
Bireet
Nahgegghetedtegg
Tt Street Mallway
Advicery Committee
Beattie Electric Company
Deal
Chamber of Commerce
Coun
Cient Pitepatrick
Kistler Mullen
Redward
Stinehart
Rude
Dee Tames
At Dieontes
Swaewttrs
Onion
Ewerntiers
Star
Jacob Furth
Beat the Mlectric Co
Riedric Company
Furth
Mune
Sam
Ft. Counectiman
Arbitration Clause in Seattle Electric Franchise
The article details an arbitration clause within Seattle Electric Company's franchise, outlining that disputes between the company and its employees will be submitted to arbitration and that awards are binding for one year. It also notes the city’s reserve right to repeal or modify the grant if operations do not comply with the ordinance.
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Seattle Electric Company
Egeene
Seattle
Knabe
Hardman
Fischer
Hamilton
Mason & Hamlin
Everett
Kingsbury
Estey
Two Girls Missing In July Disappearance Case
Two 14 year old girls vanished after leaving a Denver area home on July 4. Opal Kilmer Wilkinson and Emma Grammon were last seen together at a local kitchen, with families and police unable to locate them for seven weeks. Both worked nearby and their families live near Black River Junction.
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Enother
Emma Grammon
Cavanaugh
Beattie Kitchen
Wilkinson Girt
Grammen
Irtie
Black River Junction
Drowned 11 Year Old James Kilduff in Green Lake
James Kilduff eleven son of Harry Kilduff of Greenwood avenue drowned at Green Lake around 2 16 pm while rowing with another boy. The companion fled and could not assist. Deputy Coroner Wiltsie presides. Body removed to the morgue. Inquest to be held.
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James Kilduff
Harry Kilduff
Greenwood Avenue
Seventy-Second Avenue
Green Lake
Kiidalf
Northern Pacific
Wiltsle
Black Sheep Jee Allen and Two Unnamed Relatives in Beattie
Two young men of loose reputation with social standing in Beattie are noted alongside Jee Allen. The item hints at community gossip surrounding their reputations and family ties in Beattie.
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Jee Allen
Beattie
Police court cites drunkenness disturbance on Firet avenue
A man named Alien forfeited a $20 bail in police court this morning after being charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He caused a disturbance on Firet avenue south yesterday morning and resisted when told to quiet down, leading to intervention by Patrolmen Wickman Flanagan and Le Count who overpowered him.
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M Omming
Young Alien
Firet Avenue South
Wickman
Flanagan
le Count
Mrs Allen on Trial for Death of Laura Graham
An inquest into the death of Laura Graham who was shot by Ella Allen is set for tomorrow at 1 pm in the Ronney Wat morgue. Allen claims insanity and has not recognized her husband who visited recently. He believes her mind has been unbalanced for months and that jealousy prompted the murder of a rival.
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Laura Graham
A. Ella Allen
South Benttley
Ronney- Wat
Allen
Mysterious disappearance inquiry after hotel departure
Police search for William KE. Austin last seen August 12 at the Rainier Grand hotel with 400 dollars. A woman registered as BK. A. Austin claiming to be his sister from Washington, D C arrived August 15, stayed two days, then left toward Index Wenatchee in search of him, and did not return.
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Sullivan
William KE
Austin
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Washington, D. C
BK. A. Austin
Index
Wenatchee
Seare
Burglar Bell Confesses to Portland and Tacoma Heists
John Bell, jailed in Portland for stealing silverware from Dr. Moore’s Portland residence, confessed to further burglaries at the Burkhardt home and other recent thefts. He led investigators to hidden loot, including a camera found on Cypress Hill and shoes taken from Burkhardt, and identified a Tacoma connection during questioning.
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John Ebell
Portland
M. Moors
le Burkhardt
Beck
Moore House
Tacoma
Bell
Capel Hil
Mother seeks release of insane daughter from asylum
Mrs Krom, mother of Mary Krom, asks Superior Judge Albertaon to lift the order and return her daughter home. The girl, previously confined after wandering near Orillia, has long suffered mental instability and imagines herself an angel, standing still for hours with wings visible.
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Mre
Krom
Mary Krom
Pringtrowk
Jude Albertaon
Miesrut
Bretlachom
Orillia
Northern railway shops destroyed by fire
Quebec report says the Northern railway shops were destroyed by fire this morning with estimated losses around 100000 dollars. The blaze damaged facilities at the rail yard in Quebec as firefighters battled the flames.
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Quebec
Northern Railway
Farm Trust Plans Massive Cooperative Alliance
President Everett of the American Society of Pliquiry meets with leading farm representatives in Chicago to stage a joint meeting. The aim is a $60,000,000 capital cooperative to build gravitors, cold storage plants, cotton warehouses, and presses in the north and south, detaining products in storehouses to influence markets.
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Chicago
Everett
American Society of Pliquiry
Amniiion White
Co-operative Company
Alliance
Opierno
Farmere Trust
Tt Oom
Murder at Tolt involves stabbing near Preston
In a Frank Wenp sted'e saloon near Tolt, McDevitt died after a fight with Manderville seen as brother-in-law, with Jim Powell accused of handing Manderville a large knife. Manderville surrendered drunk, Powell fled, deputies search for him, coroner and prosecutors plan to seek arrest warrant.
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George Manderville
Edward McDevitt
Medevitt
Frank Wenpsted
Tolt
Guring & Granken
Ae Manuderville
Devitt
Seh
Mobevitt
Manderville
Jim Powell
McDevitt
Aleem
Templeton
Enfoem
Seattle
Beattie Mantervie
Jim Mullin
Preston
Powell
Todd
Rhenff Quilter
Meye
Wil
Monster crowds greet veterans march in Prancing Australia
In Pran ciaco Australia on a sunny morning crowds cheered a vast procession of veterans marching from encampments. Notables like Mike and McArthur appeared in civilian clothes and drew widespread ovations as locals, farmers, and state contingents from Michigan Iowa California Wyoming and more joined the parade along Market Grant and Montgomery streets.
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Pranciaco
Aus
Suturian
Market
Grant
Montgomery Street
Mike and
McArthur
Michigan
Iowa
Golorade
Wyoming
Pacing mile world record set at Brighton Beach
The report notes a new world's record for the pacing mile achieved this afternoon at Brighton Beach. Dan Paich equaled Star Pointer's mark recently but claimed the title today, finishing just over one-quarter second faster than the former record.
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Star Pointer
Mase
Dan Paich
Star
Elephant Parade Delights City With 40 Elephants
A morning parade by the Ringling Brothers shows a huge procession of 40 elephants, giraffes, ponies, and other animals moving through the city from the circus grounds on Fifth Avenue and Harrison Street to Pike Street and back. Spectators line the route as guards caution officials to secure the tent and entrances during performances.
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Ron
Ringtine Brothers
Errous
Hewan
Fifth Avenue
Harrison Street
Pike Street
Firet Avenue
First Avenue
Yesterway
Second Avenue
Pike
Firth and Harrison
Delegates Push Debates at Transmississippi Congress
About 150 delegates arrived for the Transmississippi congress as resolutions on homestead laws land use water rights and river improvements were introduced. Speakers including John Barrett and W. Thurber addressed trade immigration and mineral resources with Senator Reed Smoot and Col. Fr. C. Zach vie contributing views before adjournment. Captain Anderson organized music while Gen. George F. Alford of Dallas attended as a Confederate veteran.
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Traneminelenippi Congress
Matthews
Yenter
Coronittes
Hugh Craig
California
International Salmon Hatcherien
United States
Columbia
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Mizsouri
Kansas
Bureau of Manufactures
Congress
San Joaquin
Galveston
Kanwar
John Barrett
Levin
Orient
Capt Anderson
Xanthua
W. Thurber
New Yor
Fr. C. Zachevie
New Orleans
MN Thurber
Tom Richardson
Reed Smoot
Utah
Richardson
Beattie
Geo. F. Alford
Dallas
Tex
Seattle
Ballots Urged to Be Returned Before Saturday Night
Authorities urge voters to return ballots promptly to ensure they are counted before the contest closes Saturday night. No further details on location or deadlines are provided.
Denial on government payroll probes at odds with civil service rules
In Oyster Bay a secretary denies the president ordered an inquiry into non union government printing office workers. The claim would fall under civil service and not Cortelyou. Other notes mention guests Senator and Mrs Kearns and Henry Stoddard, with London report on Lord Salisbury and a Chicago wheat quote.
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Government Printing Office
Civil Service
Cortelyou
Kearns
Utah
Henry Stoddard
New York
Lune
HM. Koblesat
Chio
Niviota
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Burth
Tvate
J. M. Hughes
Union
Tatke
Trusts
Mrs. Allen
DR. Moore
Hell
Burkhardt
N. P
G. A. BR
Cook
Shafter
Brighton Beach
den Fateh
Transmississipp! Congre
Oyster Bay
Barnes
Lad
London
Lord Salisbury
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Company
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