Clare Opposes County Saloon Licenses In Latest Meeting
The article reports local candidates including M. J. Carrigan and W. Albin addressing licensing in county areas. They oppose granting outside incorporated towns, citing moral and financial harms, urging local option and responsible oversight. A Rainier Valley meeting is announced for Friday with council members expected.
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M. J
Caria
Carrigan
County Commission
Wing Wen
Albin
Post Office Stamp to Advertise Fair
Fifty million mail pieces will bear a cancellation reading A Y P Exposition Seattle 1909 and be mailed before the fair opens. The idea was approved by the post office department with a letter from C G Granfield, first assistant postmaster general, granting the request. Governor Cutter of Utah named commissioner to the exposition will likely direct Utah's exhibit.
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Seattle
Post Office
C. G. Granfield
Cutter
Utah
Tragic Murder Suicide Involving Infant
United Press reports a woman identified as Mrs. Fred J. Goldberg of a city killed her newborn by stabbing, disposed of the infant, and then hanged herself from a tree in a woods area yesterday afternoon. Her body was found swinging by the morning.
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United Press
Fred J. Goldberg
Se City
Masher Receives Deserved Beating at Luna Park
A Snohomish county deputy sheriff badge wearing man insulted a young girl at Luna Park in Seattle. He was beaten by four youths, including Wilson Newell and George Batten, after striking Batten. Park officers halted the initial clash, later renewed hostilities left the deputy with facial bruises. no arrests were made.
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Seattle
Snohomish County
Luna Park
Wilson Newell
George Batten
J. H. Wood
Neal Eid
Wood
Snohomish
Batten
Masher
Pacific Fleet to sail Monday for Samoa
The Pacific cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral Swinburne prepares to depart San Francisco for a three month voyage to Samoa. The fleet will visit Honolulu September 2, reach Pago Pago by September 20, depart September 27, and return via Honolulu and San Diego to Magdalena Bay for target practice, with expected San Francisco arrival December 4.
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United Press
San Francisco
Pacific Feet
Samoa
Swinburne
Honolulu
South Dakota
Maryland
West Virginia
Manor Warrow
Colorado
Straits of
San Juan de Poca
Pacific Squadron
California
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pago Pago
San Diego
Magdalena Bay
Glacier Faces Devouring Forest Fire Threat
Fire engulfed Glacier at the end of the Bellingham Bay and Glacier Columbia railroad as residents fought to save homes, the Mountain Home hotel, depot, and railroad property. Winds showed no blast, preventing spread.
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Bellingham
Glacier
Bellingham Bay & Grilled Columbia
Big Mountain Home
Nominated for Congress for the Third Time in New Mexico
William H. Andrews of Albuquerque is again the Republican nominee for delegate to Congress, chosen by the territorial convention. Advices to the Merchants' Exchange note the Shinano Maru passing Cape Flattery and due in Seattle tomorrow morning. Fine line of pocket cutlery at Halls in 1111 First Ave.
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United Press
Santa FE
N. M
William H. Andrews
Albuquerque
Congress
Merchants’ Exchange
Cape Flattery
Seattle
First Ave
Eee
Insurance Paid on Saratoga Loss at Alaska Wreck
Insurance on the loss of the steamer Saratoga wrecked near Valdes Alaska in 1908 was paid to the steamship company. The payment amount was $150,000.
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Saratoga
Valdes
Alaska
Steamship Company
Condemnation Proceedings Planned for East Queen Anne Drive
Corporation Counsel Calhoun prepared to file condemnation suits in the superior court within a week to widen and extend the East Queen Anne drive. The project, costing about 35000 dollars, aims to link the city boulevard system.
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Superior Court
Snyder Appointed Special Judge in Seattice Auto Suit
Judge A. W. Frater appointed Edward C. Snyder as special judge to try the case of Seattice Automobile Company against William Martin. Frater, the sole superior judge this week, had no time to hear the matter.
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A. W. Frater
Edward C. Snyder
Seattice Automobile Company
William Martin
Frater
Wheat Market Outlook Improves on Liverpool Tone
The Chicago wheat market edged higher after a modest start as Liverpool prices firmed and cash conditions improved. Bradstreet shows a 891000 bushel year to date gain in visible supply, with corn down 220000 and oats up 1467000. an open meeting at Rainier hall invites all candidates.
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United Press
Chicago
Liverpol
Liverpool
Paris
Brad Street
Rockies
Canada
Europe
Rainier Hall
Rainier Ay
Norman Ast
Made in Seattle Day Endorsed by Women
BL Wandell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce received a letter from Mrs. W P Harper president of the Seattle Federation of Woman's Clubs endorsing the chamber's annual Made in Seattle Day. The event Saturday will feature windows displaying local products with plans for residents to buy only home goods.
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BL Wandell
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Harper
Seattle Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mra.arper
Federated Clubs
Seattle
International Fish Commission gathers data on coastal fisheries
The International Fisheries Commission, formed to draft a uniform code for fisheries between Canada and the United States, is in Vancouver. Members include Prof. David Starr Jordan and S. T. Bastedo with Dr. W. B. Everman heading the Washington bureau. They will spend a week on the coast collecting information on the Straits of San Juan de Fuca and the Gulf of Georgia and report by January 1.
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United Press
Vancouver
8. C
International Fisheries Commission
Canada
United States
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
T. Bastedo
Ottawa
Great Britain
H. R Stols
San Francisco
W. B. Everman
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Gulf of Georgia
Parker to Speak at Coliseum
Judge Alton B. Parker of New York, last campaign presidential candidate, will address a mass meeting of King county Democrats at the Coliseum tomorrow night. He attends the American Bar association meeting in Seattle and will discuss political issues of the day. Delancey Nickell may also speak. former Judge J. T. Renard will introduce Parker.
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Alton B. Parker
New York
King County
Coliseum
Parker
Seattle
American Bar Association
Delancey Nickell
J. T. Renard
East Side Dairies All Improved After Inspection
A inspection trip to the dairies along the Duwamish and White River valleys found marked improvements on both sides. Health officials report installation of milk coolers and strict adherence to regulations for handling milk and caring for cows and stables.
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Duwamish
White River
Crichton
Henderson
Braymer
Stevens
Health Department
Voters urged to register at city hall for September primary
City officials announce registration is open from 9 AM to 6 PM in the corner chamber of city hall. Voters who were not registered for the spring election or have moved since January must re register to qualify for the September primary and are urged to register early to avoid rush. Indians think they spring from this monstrosity.
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City Hall
Unusual Indian Totem Among Alaskan Tribe
A Alaska tribe fervently believes they descend from a reptile totem shown beside. The totem serves as the first parent and guardian spirit guiding all life relations. Alaska Indians’ totems are among the most elaborate among primitive peoples.
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Ife
Racing results from today's card with odds and times
First race winner details show Taxer at 6 to 1 and Brandy at 6 to 5 with Yank at 10 to 1 finishing as Time 1 18 16. Second race at Listowel features Golden Oriole at even money and Micaela at 6 to 5 with a time of 5 36.
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Yank
Taxer
Brandy
Listowel
Even
Micaela
Alaskan Miner John McCullough Missing After Hospital Escape
Officers search nationwide for John McCullough a 14 year old former Alaskan miner who vanished from a county hospital on Thursday. Relatives suspect death by suicide while attendants doubt the death claim and opt to continue the hunt.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John Meuljlough
Seattle
McCullough
Santa Rosa minister switches from matchmaker to divorce advocate
In Santa Rosa California on August 19 Rev A K Worth, once a noted marriage arranger, now files his first case to end a marriage he helped forge thirty years ago. The minister, who once tied the knot for many couples, is handling divorce matters for those seeking to untie the marital knot he previously helped tie.
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United Press
Santa Roba
Cal
Pine
A. Kworth
Seattle Loses Bid for 1909 Foresters Convention
Judge John G O Grady said bringing the 1909 Foresters of America convention to Seattle would cost $100 000 and the city’s distance from eastern delegates rules it out. He planned to proceed to Sachomieb and Spokane, noting Washington DC will host instead. Hundreds attended Elke hall as Judge O Grady arrived, with 45 candidates initiated and Seattle degree teams performing well.
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Seattle
John G O'Grady
the Foresters of America
O'Grady
Sachomieb
Spokane
Washington, D.C
Elke’ Hall
Cascade Timber seeks big reduction in assessment
Cascade Timber asks the board of equalization for a 16000 dollar cut, arguing logging reduced land value since cruised. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. seeks 40 percent off two thirds of its holdings, while Seattle-Tacoma Power Co. urges lowering its franchise valuation from 510000.
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Cascade Timber Company
Board of Equalization
Timber Company
Assessors Office For Correction
George S. Long
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co
Ite
N. W. Brockett
Seattle Tacoma Power Company
Soldier Henry Carr Charged With Larceny At Saloon
United States soldier Henry Carr was arrested by Officers Peterson and McClurg on larceny charges after allegedly taking a watch and a small sum of money from John Hall a laborer while Hall slept in a saloon.
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Henry Carr
Peterson and
McClurg
John Hall
Seattle and Portland Clearings Reported In Today's Totals
Financial notices show clearings for Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland with today totals and intercity figures. Reported amounts include 697,959.00 and 157,160.66 for Tacoma, 597,059.00 and 32,911.00 for Portland, and combined totals of 932,032.00 and 136,292.00.
Mohrmann Divorce Granted in West Seattle
Augusta Mohrmann received a divorce from Dr. R B Mohrmann of West Seattle this afternoon. She was awarded custody of the children and the father must pay $60 a month for their maintenance at school.
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Augusta Mohrmann
R. BE. Mohrmann
West Seattle
Death From Blow At Gym Saloon
Joseph Ringeswelk fell in a drunken stupor at the Gym saloon 510 Sixth Ave. S died minutes later after striking his head on a set of scales. He was about 50 years old.
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Sixth Avy. S
Joseph Ringeswelk
Fire Razes House on 34th Avenue Destroying Residence
A one story house at 3211 34th Ave destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Occupant RE B Crandall was displaced as flames spread to the adjacent cottage of G Coomba, which was saved. Nearest fire station 49 blocks away. building deemed doomed upon department arrival.
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RE. B. Crandall
G. Coomba
Woman Raving Maniac
Renewed efforts were made to gain pardon for Albert Cole so he can care for his sister, the leper widow of Gen. D. K. Wardell. Since her husband's death Mrs. Wardell has grown more violent and today was chained to her bed as authorities fear her death may come soon.
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United Press
Rise Arts
Albert Cole
Classification plan for Folsom prisoners proposed
Sacramento Aug 19 Warden Reilly of Folsom penitentiary is developing a prisoner classification system to divide inmates into groups by conduct and status, aiming to improve discipline and work assignment efficiency.
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United Press
Sacramento
Cal
Reilly
Folcom Penitentiary
Warden Seeks Reform Tactics for Prison Inmates
Warden Reilly divides inmates into three groups first termers medium bad characters and incorrigibles. He aims to raise reformations chiefly among first offenders who are contaminated by contact with life sentence men and incorrigibles under the current system.
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Reilly
Teamsters and Bakers Strike Paralyzes Stockton
Stockton Calif August 19 two strikes unfold as all union teamsters refuse to work after the Draymen's Express association blocks a union-only hiring agreement Nonunion bakers continue in Stockton bakeries while union bakers quit over wage demands for night work at 50 cents an hour This dispatch notes workers actions and employer responses in the two labor disputes
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United Press
Stockton
Cal
Teamsters
Bakers
Draymen's Express Association
Engstrom and Campbell Meet at Johnson's Billiard Hall
At Johnson's billiard hall this week Engstrom faces Campbell in a bookmakers' tournament. Last night Snow scored 35 points while his opponent Zackarias posted 29 points.
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Johnson's Billiard Hall
Engstrom
Campbell
Snow
Zackarias
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