Indian Children to Have a Home at Metlakatla
The Metlakatla Red Men request deserted Indian children from counties be sent to their reservation in Alaska. Washington Children’s Home Society agrees the youths will be cared for and taught useful trades. Officials report civilised Metlakatla leadership views placement as beneficial to neglected Indian kids. One boy already sent, with costs covered, and another likely forthcoming.
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Ton Children
Redekine
Alaska
Superoir
Tallman
Indiana
Washington Children’s Home Society
John
Rewarded Husky Players Receive Varsity Sweaters
University of Washington faculty athletic and executive committees decided to award high grade blue sweaters with a gold W to players with at least two intercollegiate games. They set December 14 for the third annual varsity ball with proceeds aiding the athletic treasury.
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University Station
University
University of Washington
Aweit
Tennessee Launched Armored Cruiser With 32 Knot Speed
The armored cruiser Tennessee was launched at Cramp's shipyards at 10:50 AM in a ceremony led by Governor Frasier of Tennessee. Attendees included Navy officials from Washington League Island and New York Navy Yard. The vessel is praised as a top sea fighter with high battery power and protection, matching many battleships afloat.
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Philadelphia
Tennessee
Crampa’ E
Frasie
Navy Department
Washington
League Island
New York Navy Yard
United States Navy
Maryland
St. Louis
Camden
Champion Downed In Arcade Bowling Tilt
Sam Karpf, secretary of the American Bowling Congress, challenged AL Jenkins of this city in a four handed match at the Arcade alleys. Jenkins, a noted amateur with several 266 scores, led early but Karpf won the last frame to finish 169 to 167. Jenkins vows to challenge again while Karpf props himself with the remark Jenkins should go and get a rep.
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American Bowling Congress
AL. Jenkins
Karpf
Jenkins
Feam
Sam
Tuck
Karpfs
Jim Corbett
Constable Biederman slain in Bluestand saloon fight
In Chicago a constable Joseph Biederman was killed this morning during a fight over a slot machine between rival constable gangs at the Brun ner saloon in Bluestand. Police have made three arrests. A rummage sale for the Seattle Seamen's Institute will be held by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Seamen's Friend society on December 6 and 7 at Heklelberg's cafe rooms, 1112 Second Avenue, with auxiliary members receiving supplies Monday. Photos for Christmas must be ordered now with sittings 10 to 2 daily. Began Ericson, 1516 First, notes relocation to Bitel building January 1.
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Chicago
Joseph Biederman
Seattle Seamen's Institute
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Seamen's Friend Society
Heklelberg
Second Avenue
Ericson
Bitel
Politician's Mileage Trick Tied to Great Northern Message
A circulated tale depicts J B Farrell and Jim Hille using rail messaging to cover travel costs. A St Paul politician, seeking mileage reimbursement, informs Farrell of his location at Blank Junction. Farrell replies from Seattle, confirming Great Northern involvement.
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J. B Farrell
Jim” Hille
A &J. Paul
Mr. F
Bloch
Great Northern
St Paulite
Blank Junction
Wash
J. D. Farrell
Northern
Seattle
W. A
Local theater notes for Coming Week at Alcazar and Abeagzar
The new Fanning Pratt stock company opens Monday at the Abeagzar with Held by the Enemy a South setting Gillette drama. Molise Champlen leads as Rachel with Frank Fanning and Alcazar star in key roles. Mike Hooley brings comic relief while the Wiedemanns perform their final show tomorrow night. My Official Wife follows Under Two Flags.
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Fanning-Pratt Stock Company
Abeagzar
Gillette
Molise Champlen
Rachel
Frank Fanning
Alcazar
Col. Prescott
Mike” Hooley
Tommy Atkins
Egypt
Old Darkey
Wiedemanns
Under Two Flags to Open Week at Alcazar and Third Avenue
Seattle theater scene features Nellis presenting Under Two Flags with Cigarette played by Miss Chapman and Cecil by James Neill, plus The Black Patti minstrels at Third Avenue. New stock company under Charlie Newman begins Monday with Miss Champion and Frank Fanning in a high class repertoire. Dorothy Morton to star in Glittering Gloria. plans for Clariase and Little Princess revivals.
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Two Flags
Ouida
Miss Chapman
Cigarette
Miss Gilman
Cecil
James Neill
Bertie
Berkeley
Neil
Neills
Alcazar
Charlie” Newman
Mise Champion
Frank Fanning
Tonight's Specials Best of All
Evening sale list offers children coin purses velvet curtains satin polish men and women underwear shirts shoes and bags with reduced prices. Readers may find assorted ladies purses wrappers curtains and mens wear plus a wide range of accessories and fabric items all offered at low sale prices tonight.
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Jersey
Sesree Ee
Seattle street board tightens grip on Kalberg contractor
Street Superintendent Walters and the board of works faced heavy criticism for failing to remove contractor Kalberg from the Third avenue and Denny Way grading job. The delay has left Third avenue impassable with mud knee-deep as Seattle Electric tracks block progress. The mayor and board plan to question numerous contractors about delays and extend enforcement of city contracts to compel timely work.
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Board of Works
John Kalberg
Seattle
Third Avenue
Dennyway
Kalberg
Mullen
Zichinden
Federal Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
Council
Star
Mrs Chadwick's Wealth Power Draws Legal Scrutiny
The article describes Mrs. Chadwick using influence and persuasive power to secure funds from those she dealt with. It notes lawyers and psychology students study her methods and asks whether personal magnetism or hypnotism underlies her success. Witnesses describe her eyes and voice as compentitive and influential.
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Mis
Chadwick
How Mme Humbert Burrowed Millions On False Securities
Mme Therese Humbert presented herself as heiress to the Crawfords and borrowed $600000 annually from Paris bankers. She and the Humberts led a lavish life for years until a crash revealed no fortune in the safe, and they fled.
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Mme
Therese Humbert
Crawfords
Paris
Humberts
Robbery near Byron Station Stuns Local Resident
Bimpson was grabbed by a stout highwayman near Byron Station shortly after 6 last evening. A confederate followed as they searched Simpson and stole $16 and a pocketbook with papers. He could only describe the two men as alike in height and build, with a gun pressed to his body, unable to run.
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Byron Station
Simpson
Mrs Chadwick Deterred From Europe as Receiver Sought
In New York on November 3, authorities revealed Mrs Chadwick was prevented from traveling to Cleveland by creditor action that led to a receiver being appointed. Jacques Krakauer, a creditor, filed for bankruptcy action in federal court. A man calling himself Colegan Carnegie sought to see Mrs Chadwick but was refused. The expected clarifying statement from counsel did not appear.
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Chadwick
Holland House
Cleveland
Europe
Colegan Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Chad
Writs Seize Mrs Chadwick Assets in Non-Resident Case
Justice Conlon issued a writ of attachment for $1,000 against Mrs. Chadwick in favor of Louise & Co. as a non-resident. Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff acted to levy on property at the Holland House and forbid removal. A separate case in Cleveland delays decision on a receiver for Mrs Chadwick’s securities to December 10.
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Neys
Justice Conlon
Herriman
Chadwick
Cleveland, D
Herbert B. Newton
Casele L. Chadwick
Mystery Hazing at Phi Kappa Theta Creates Commotion
In Lafayette Indiana a secret high school society rite of initiation into Phi Kappa Theta has sparked outrage among prominent families. A dozen girls faced brutal ordeals including a red hot branding iron and simulated flesh searing. Several victims are ill or unconscious and others are in a nervous breakdown. The proceedings involved mock trials of pain with placeholders such as beef steak and hot macaroni while victims were restrained and frightened.
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Lafayette
Ind
Phi Kappa Theta Society
Renewal Run On Bank Reaches Crowded Buffalo Scene
The German American bank faced a new run this morning with depositors lining up for cash. Former cashier Wehmeyer released a statement to papers claiming the bank made multiple big loans. The Queen Anne Congregational Church wishes attendees to its annual sale on December 9 afternoon.
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Beriins
Buffalo
Wehpner
Requiser
Roosevelt names Wilcox postmaster of New York City
President Roosevelt decides to appoint William R. Wilcox as postmaster of New York City, announced today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William R. Wilcox
New York City
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