Japanese Student Guests in Seattle Encounter
Japanese students Mayesawe and Omita travel to Seattle with Theodore Roosevelt’s son classmate from Cambridge in talks on the Japanese question. Mayesawa says Americans are not persecuting them, only frustrated lower-class efforts to exclude them due to belief they threaten positions.
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Mayesawe
Araduate
Kia Jka
Omita
Seattle
Ey Ives
Theodore
Clasenisls
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Mayesawa
City Line Franchises Suggested by ACW Committee
The ACW committee proposed several franchises for city lines. The Heights extension would run along Thirtyfirst Avenue to the city limits, a new Fremont and La line mid between Green Lake and University along Summit Avenue, then north on Summit to Bellevue and along Nine and Nineteenth to the east.
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Wil
Baal Lc
Taylor Av
Heights
Ite Presse
Fremont
Green Lake
University
Summit Av
Sum Summit
Bellevue North
Bellevue Av
Union Ste
Laurelhurst Prospectus Show Draws Interest
Readers and potential investors are invited to visit Laurelhurst in the coming days to view a prospectus featuring colored photographs of the property and surrounding area. The event highlights high end features and invites inquiries from interested parties.
Hotel thieves caught after citywide break-ins
Police arrested Bo Tee and Pat Conlon in connection with a string of hotel burglaries. Lee, identified as a suspect near Seattle Hotel, admitted being in a vacant room but denied stealing items. Conlon, a nurse, faces burglary charges. officers describe the thieves as feigning arrival to inquire about friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Tee
Pat Conlon
Lee
Adame and
Corbett
Seattle
Tennant
Applequiat
Pat
C M and St P to Get Franchise
The committee recommends a 100 foot right of way for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. The ordinance, amended, gains approval of the King County Medical Society to protect the city water supply. No stations will be built between the Intake and the right of way end. measures prevent train refuse. Labor camps will be rigidly inspected during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Committee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
King County Medical Society
Deck Officers Get a Raise
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co raises deck officers wages by ten dollars a month and adds overtime pay after a sailors strike left officers handling most vessel work. The move aims to retain crew after the dispute and promised overtime compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Vesgels
Report on Dix Disaster Promises Lively Club Meeting
The weekly commercial club session will hear the Dix disaster investigation report and the coal famine inquiry findings. A legislative committee will present progress on a bill to expand commissioners to five in counties over 260000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Dix
Coal Famine Inquiry
Bank robber shot after deadly morning in Abbot REND Kansas
A robber killed Clyde Weatfall during an attempted hold up at the Hrink ham bank in Abbot Rend. Police surround the suspect in a nearby building as the investigation continues.
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Abbot Rend
Kan
Hrinkham Bank
Clyde Weatfall
Camp No 6138 officers chosen at Elliott Bay meeting
Elliott Bay Camp No 6138 Moders Woodmen of America held a Thursday night meeting and elected officers for the next year. Ralph Conelll Simon, advisor. Dr W. HM Pittwood, banker. D. M Simonson, clerk. Frank Skinner, assistant clerk. Albert Meyer, o cort. 8 Johnson, watchman. F. Fielerman, sentry. 8. Cartright, moat clan. W. P. Simonds, manager one year. O. BE. Sauter. EK. P. Wilson for three years.
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Elliott Bay
Moders Woodmen of America
Conelll
Ralph Simon
W. HM. Pittwood
D. M Simonson
Frank Skinner
Albert Meyer
Johnson
F. Fielerman
Cartright
Moat Clan
W. P. Simonds
O. BE. Sauter
EK. P. Wilson
Pioneer jeweler notes auction of items at 908 Beoond Ave
The fragment lists Halley No 6 jack and other items with prices 2.25 and 1.68 and references Wm HM Pink a pioneer jeweler at the stated address.
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Sat
Coepid
HM Pink
Pioneer Jeweler
Beeond
The Man on the Box heads Seattle stage week
The Grand Opera House opens tomorrow with The Man on the Box starring Max Figman, closing its Beattie engagement tomorrow night. Beattie theater adds Quincy Adame Sawyer and notes Figman’s stellar reception, while other acts including Mam’selle Awkine and Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall join Seattle’s bustling lineup.
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Grand Opera House
Mr. Figman
Rue Eell
Drew
Beattie Theater
Quincy Adame Sawyer
Beattie
John Cort
Thie City
Max Figman
Mr. Cort
Mr. Pigman
Cort
Fieman
Seatle
Figman
Harold McGrath
Robert Worburton
Charles Henderson
Worburton
Morgan Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Rabeth Annesley
Helen Holmes
Mise Holmes
the Virginian
Beatrice McClure
Seattle
Conway
Alberta Gallatin
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mier Gallatin
Beattie Theater Opens With Sawyer Play Matinee
Quincy Adama Sawyer opens at Beattie Theater with Russell and Drew resuming management at popular prices for the matinee tomorrow. The production is adapted from a widely read book.
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Quincy Adama Sawyer
Beattie Theater
Russell & Drew
Jack the Giant Killer at Taylors Castle Garden
Next week Taylors Castle Garden presents Jack the Giant Killer with matinee tomorrow, part of a fairy tale extravaganza. Laurette Taylor leads a Taylor company cast with singers and dancers, plus fifteen vaudeville numbers in the first bill. Wonderland Exhibit runs all week featuring tours of Arizona New Mexico and a German city rail journey with landmarks.
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Pantages Stock Company
Soa
Ralph B Cumming
Miew Allien
New York
Jack
Taylor's
Castle Garden
Subjecta
Laurette Taylor
Taylor Company
Wonderland
Arizona
New Mexico
Germany
Beriin
Florence Roberts and Rowse Melville At Grand
Coming Attraction for the Grand features Florence Roberts in The Strength of the Weak and Rowse Melville in Sia Hopkins as early attractions. The program highlights stage talent and marquee names.
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Florence Roberts
Rowse Melville
Sia Hopkins
Yakima Rancher Denies Suicide Attempt Report
Henry Busemann a wealthy North Yakima rancher was released from county jail after a drunken night incident at Stevens hotel. He states the quinine was taken to treat a fever from a side injury and he did not intend self harm. The pocketknife claim and throat-cut story are false.
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Henry Busemann
Yakima
Stevens
Buoseman
Buseman
Divorce suit profiles and local notices in Washington
The record highlights Chas C Bassett geologist suing Rev Hunt for divorce in Washington, alongside Rainier Valley social events and a lecture by Cyrus A Whipple on Electricity. It also notes John L Cole resigning from Northwestern Mutual Life, plus a petition for a pneumatic tube system between the Alaska building and the courthouse.
Washington Society Figures Face Divorce and Paternity Claims
Rev. Hunt defends amid accusations including he is not the father of the last child born to his wife. Mrs. Bassett sues for divorce in Omaha. All parties are well known in Washington society.
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Rev. Hunt
Bassett
Omaha
Nebraska
Washington
Doctor to Papa and Birth in City
A son was born to the wife of Dr OR Stevens at noon at Fifteenth avenue and Madison. Rev Martin Goes East as Rev Alfred W Martin of First Free Church departs for New York for a lecture. Union League plans entertainments including Ladies Garment Workers at Labor Temple. Teamster Charles Mortimer faces a sidewalk driving warrant, released on ten dollar bond. Butchers’ union to host a ball at Eagle’s Hall next Tuesday and Garment Workers to entertain at Labor Hall.
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OR. Stevens
Madison
Martin
Alfred W. Martin
First Free Church
New York
Union League
Woman's Union Label League
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Labor Temple
Charles Mortimer
Lelk
Butchers
Butchers’ Union
Eagle’s Hall
Garment Workers
Labor Hall
Laurelhurst Prospectus Draws Visitors For Elegant Park Ad
An ornate prospectus invites Laurelhurst visitors to view beautifully colored photographs of Laurelhurst and surroundings. The notice urges high class property buyers to visit Laurelhurst in the coming days and obtain one of the handsome folded guides.
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Laurelhurst
Laureturst
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Teddy
ACW
Sta
Ike
SFL
Baker
C.M. and
ST. P
Camps
Hh. Reed
Taenrmea Tr. K
W. J Pisher
Loew Angelie
Everett
Tacoma
C Street
Commerce Street
Jnc. B Heed
Pierce County
Second Avenue
Portland
Spokane
Walla Walla
Bellingham
Olympia
Salem
Nagemene
Baker City
Steck
Hank
Wash
Banka
Puget Sound National Bank
Welle Fargo
Nevada National Bank
San Francis
Cal National Bank of Commerce
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Capital National Bank
The
American National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Los Angeles
Cal
Traders National Bank
Pacific Syndicate
Langeny
People’s Bank
Geattie, Wash
Mam'‘selle ‘Awkine
Frank C. Regan
Richard Carle
Mam'selle ‘Awkine
Eaan Opera Company
Alberta
Gallatin
Richard the Third
John Griffith
Richard
Star Theater
Acta
Star
le Felle
Ingt
Lorella
Ree Porters
Ring
Bar Ay Ties
Kaufmann Sleters
Jay Bogert
Kimball Brothers
Eddie Roesch
Starascope
Taylor's Castle
Mrs. Bassett and
Chas. C. Bassett
Geological Survey
Rainier Valley Club
Rainier Valley Improvement Association
Rainier Beach
Cyrus A. Whipple
Bremerton Navy Yard
United States Navy
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Atkins
F. KR. Atkins
Alaska
Court House
Oregon & Washington Railway Co
Union Pacific
Superior Court
William L. Gray
Wallingford
Hall
Charles Lang
Thomas Hall
North Seatte
Mrs. Chas, C. Bassett
E. Lawrence Hunt
Ganver
Albert Hamsen
Union Tailorg
Jament
Rsa Ni Rie
Bim
Ladyware Store
Second Ave
Kohler & Chase
Hed
Second Avenue Arcade
Lloyd Transfer Co., Inc
Bevoage Express
Diller Hotel
Downing, Hopkins & Ryer Neo
Boston
Dental Parlors
Bavard ( Neufelder
HH. Kenny
Jon T. Greenfest
Cashier
People Bavingr
BA ‘Ik Commercial, Savings and Trust General
Renkend Pac Cor Marand Ot
Beattie Directore
Rh Deony
Joe Greenieat
John Farrell
Fam
H Edward C Neufelder
Cowens University Park
Chas. Cowen
Pioneer
Dabney & Woodhouse Furniture CO
Pike Street
Waldorf Building
Seventh Avenue and
HE. Waldorf
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