Captured Olympic robber sent to Tumwater custody
Sheriff Mills returned from Leadville with Chas Harut, accused of robbing Tumwater treasury of 173 dollars three years ago. Harut, a prominent grocer, offered no resistance when nabbed after Mills issued a description. He faces public funds for private gain charges amid Thurston County bar respect notices for the late David Batley.
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Olympic
Mills
Leadville
Chas. Harut
Tumwater
Hardt
David Batley
Thurston County Barassovia
Mrs Leslie May Die
New York December 9 reports Baroness De Bauss, famous as Mrs Frank Leslie, gravely ill after months of illness. The great woman publisher, known worldwide, is said to be in critical condition following a serious complication.
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New York
Baroness de Baaua
America
Frank Leslie
Dleeanes
Noted Lectures and Meetings This Wednesday Evening
The Rev. Robert McIntyre will lecture on But toned Up people in the Y M C A room Wednesday evening. A Washington Alaska Mineral association executive committee meeting is set for 5 p m at the chamber of commerce rooms. Hon Charles Helfner will speak to Y M C A men on Single Tax on Land Values at 8 o clock with free public admission. The Y M C A indoor baseball team defeated a Woodmen of the World squad on Saturday evening.
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Robert McIntyre
Washington-Alaska Mineral Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chas, KB. Helfner
Woodmen
Ironworkers Win Second Victory Over Metal Trades
Local striking ironworkers force nine hour days at most shops with overtime tweaks. Seattle Electric Co. runs ten hours by special arrangement. Vulcan shop shifted to ten hours then back to nine, under terms of an earlier settlement. Other shops with settlements include Vaulean, Pacific Coast Co., Pacific Printing Press and Supply Co, Automobile Co, and Seattle Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metal Trades’ Association
Seattle Electric Co
Om & S
Vulcan
Vaulean
Pacific Coast Co
Pacific Printing Press and Supply Co
Automobile Co
Londoner Loses 441350 In Bank Fraud Plot
James Goudie a pugilist and Keily a commission merchant were arrested in London for alleged complicity in a bank fraud involving forged checks. Receipts allege the trio planned a blackmail scheme to claim part of the proceeds, with six checks totalling 441.35 and shares of 675, 153,995, and 36,780 pounds.
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London
James Goudie
Livbank
Keily
Eet Burge
Mances
Marks
Traveling salesman dies after steamer accident
W Gleason, a Bucklin Drug Company salesman from Chicago, was fatally scalded when an engine cylinder head blew out aboard the steamer Code in mid sound. He survived eight hours before dying at Providence hospital. His widow and family in Oakland, California will receive the remains.
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W. Gleason
Gleason
Providence Hospital
Bonney
Stewart
Oakland
Cal
Bucklin Drug Company of
Chicago
Northwest
Address by Mr Blackman at City Federation of Women's Clubs
Mr Blackman state labor inspector spoke at a meeting in the New York block about the Ten Hour Law. He described enforcement of the ten hour workday for women and noted authorities can punish managers who force overwork.
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Wm. Blackman
Tabor
Peaterday
City Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
Gisekman
Jackman
Walter and Deeda Plead Guilty in Federal Court
Walter and Deeda admitted guilt in a federal case involving a disputed relationship. The court sentenced Walter to several months in county jail and ordered a $25 fine plus payment for a diamond watch or jewelry.
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Walter
Deeda
Wan
Moore's
Avechue
World camp 289 Game and local notices
World camp 289 won 16 to 4. Wednesday games slated between the YMCA team and Camp and Woodmen of the World. Geo B Dunn married Miss Lile I Cravatte at W Z Harmon’s in Chehalis. home after Dec 18 at 730 Spruce St. Lake Washington canal committee meets at 1 p m to discuss canal building. Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society meets at Masonic Hall tomorrow at 3 30 p m. Charles G Heifner to lecture on the single tax at Y M C A auditorium tonight, admission free. County treasurer collects 101 957 66 in Nov taxes. 93 465 on 1909 roll and 7 792 46 back taxes. Steamship Association held routine meeting at Pacific Coast Co offices. Donald McKerracher pleads not guilty to embezzling 2100 from Seattle National Bank. Steam schooner Dispatch reaches Grays Harbor with French Derby in distress. returns with lumber from Fairhaven. Remains of J J W Gleason, burned aboard the Steamer Code, to be shipped to San Francisco for interment. H M Forrest seeks his wife who fled with Albert. she is 19, married nine months, maiden name Becker, parents in Centralia.
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Woodmen
Geo. B. Dunn
Lile I. Cravatte
W. Z. Harmon
Chehalis
Spruce Street
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Washington
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Masonic Hall
Charles G. Heifner
Ous
A Steamship Association
Pacific Coast Company
Donald McKerracher
Federal Grand Jury
Seattle National Bank
Dispatch
Johnson
San Francisco
Grays Harbor
Fairhaven
J. J. W. Gleason
Providence Hospital
Burns
H. J. Forrest
Montesano
Seattle
Albert
Brown
Forrest
Cecker
Centralia
BIFF BANG JIM JEFFRIES IN SEATTLE EXHIBITION
Heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries arrives in Seattle and plans a four round bout with his brother Jack at the Seattie theater. The card features Mickey Welch, Kid Madden, Larry Gleason, and Fred Wyatt with expected knockouts and swift action. Jeffries praises Seattle welcome and predicts a fast night of boxing.
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James J. Jeffries
Beattie
Jack
Seattie Theater
South
Occidental
Mickey Welch
Kid" Madden
Larry Gleason
Fred Wyatt
Seattle
Jeffries
Violin String Stranger Sells Dear Strings to City Musicians
A European stranger arrived in town posing as a premier string maker for violins and cellos. He claimed four catgut cores per cello string and charged 2.60 per string, drawing steady business as local cat skins vanish from the West Side.
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North Beattie
Queen Anne Hill
Europe
Attorney Josiah Collins Challenges City Board Rules
Attorney Josiah Collins stormed out of the Board of Public Works meeting after being denied a sidewalk stairway permit. City Engineer Thomson cited a June ordinance barring such permits, saying Collins must appeal to the city council, while Collins argued a prior permit existed for a neighbor. The secretary failed to record his further remarks, leaving his thoughts unavailable.
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Josiah Collins
Board of Public Works
Thomson
Collins
Pond Aveenue
Yealer Way
Halmer
Colling
Tagtey
Renton Christmas Eve Entertainment Shared by All Children
All Renton children will share in receipts from an entertainment to be held at the I O O F hall on Christmas Eve. Previously the event was for Sunday school children only. Also mentions merchandise at Moore's and Finck's Pioneer Jewelry Store on Second Avenue.
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Renton
Moet
Finck’s
Pioneer Jewelry Store
Second Avenue
Finck's
S16
Northwest Alaska Prosperity Co annual meeting notice
Advertisement style summary lists an annual stockholders meeting for Northwest Alaska Prosperity Co at Bonney Stewart's with a December 191 flyer and mentions new Globe Block offices. It also promotes land and real estate offerings including a 700 dollar foot lot on Thirteenth Avenue and 26 dollar foot lots in Ballard, with payments and several homes for sale in Central Beat and Fremont through Great Northern Land Co at Globe Block.
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Northwest Alaska Prosperity Co
Bonney @ Stewart's
Fremont
Barga Great Northern Land CO
Globe
Fhone
Matin
Notable hotel arrivals listed across Seattle and region
Among today’s prominent guests are J. W. Romaine of Whatcom at the Seattle hotel, Chicago merchant RK Davia, and Cap A W Horne with son of Port Townsend. Other names include Everett shingle mill man James M Hall, Salt Lake businessman W H Young, and Vancouver cannery magnate R V Winch. The Donnellan & Kingsley firm dissolves with Donnellan joining P J Donohoe.
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Seattle
J. W. Romaine
Whatcom
RK. Davia
Chicago
T. M. Partridge
Minneapolis
Capt
A. W. Horne and Son
Port Townsend
W. W. Feiger
James M. Hall
Everett
W. H. Young
Salt Lake
W. A. Allen
G. W. Warren
William Barrett
Burlington
John Sundman
Portland
Rainier Grand
H. M. Andrews
L. B. Rhodes
Sacramento
Cal
F. B. Carter
Omaha
H. T. Buller
Victoria
Richard Golden
Bucksport
J. J. Brown
Spokane
Diller
J. B. Rogers
Dawson
Walter R. Morgan
Black Diamond Coal Company
Black Diamond
J. W. Sloan
Shelton
J. Bliss
Fairhaven
A. Garton
Big Lake
Trophies Missing at University Amid Theft Probe
A university theft at the administration building led to the loss of two or more trophy caps and a banner valued between 150 and 200 dollars. The locked mahogany case in President Graves office contained the items, with suspicion directed at students after a string of petty robberies in the gym dressing rooms. No clues identify the thief, and a faculty student committee will investigate to recover the items and arrest the culprit.
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Hleht
Vreaident Graves
Vander Veer
Social and club notices from Seattle society pages
Mrs Geo You will host a card party at 1402 Marion Street this evening. The Washington Camera Club met yesterday evening in its rooms. The Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs met yesterday afternoon at 220 221 New York Block. Hon William Blackman spoke. George W Fisher to host a stag dinner tomorrow night for twelve. Mrs Chas Burton hosted the Ladies Guild at St Pauls Church last Saturday at Fourteenth and Denny Way. The Delpha Alpha Sorority were entertained at Miss Boetskes home at University Station.
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Geo
Marion Street
Washington Camera Club
Washington Bulldine
Seattle Federation of Women's Club
New York
William Blackman
Geo. W. Fisher
Chas. Burton
Ladies Guild of
St Paul's Church
Fourteenth
Dennyway
Delpha Alpha
Boetskes
University Station
University Heights dinner honors football team
Mrs. Dr. Thos. F. Kane will entertain the university football team at dinner next Thursday evening at her home in University Heights. About 16 of the notority, with their escorts and friends, were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Kane
University Heights
Denniston Heads Western Passenger Office Makes Promotions
A. B. Denniston has assumed duties as general western passenger agent of the Great Northern railway. Changes effective December 16 include Henry Dickson becoming city ticket agent at Portland, J. W. Phalon promoted to assistant ticket agent at Portland, Geo. Mussgang moving to depot ticket agent at Spokane, Henry Huggins transferring to traveling passenger agent in San Francisco.
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A. BH
Denniston
General Western
Great Northern Railroad
Henry Dickson
Spokane
Ortland
J. W. Phalon
Portland
Geo. Mussgang
St. Paul
Bpokane
Henry Huggins
San Francisco
Slosson Defeated by Sutton in International Billiards
New York Dec 10 George Slosson the champion was defeated by George Sutton of Chicago in a 400 to 11 score during the international billiard tournament. Later Behaefer of Chicago beat Barutel of France with a 400 to 203 result and Kehaefer is matched against Blosson tonight.
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New York
George Slosson
George Sutton
Chicago
Behaefer
Barutel
France
Kehaefer
Blosson
Canadian-born widow dies at 44 in city home
Rebeca J. Howe of 1632 Bellevue avenue died this morning at home. A native of Canada aged 44, she had lived in the city 11 years. A member of the First Martial church and Palm Circle 4, W. O. W, her remains will be sent to Chicago. Moore's offers umbrellas and a wide range of goods at 766 Second avenue.
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Rebeca J. Howe
Canada
Bellevue Avenue
Chicago
Kiln Fire Tragedy Claims One Life in Tacoma
A deadly blaze at a Kiln in Tacoma yesterday crushed Wireman W BK Galilher beneath falling debris and injured Fireman George Osborne. The fire destroyed about 25 000 feet of lumber and damages to the planing mill reached around 10 000 dollars. Dr. Waggoner, Globe block, noted.
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Tacoma
Wee
Tacoma mi
Galilher
Deete
George Osborne
Decorated china sale at studio in Boston block
Mrs T A Johnson offers a ape celal holiday line of decorated china at her studio room 58 Boston block on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. Articles include pieces exhibited at the Pan American Exposition and a selection for ladies and gentlemen. Silver knives forks and spoons also advertised at Moore s 706 second avenue.
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T. A. Johnson
Boston Block
Moore's
Second Avenue
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