Water shutoff list after mayoral veto blocks free water
Superintendent Youngs lists churches, public schools, institutions and private homes to lose free water on January 1 following city council veto of three ordinances granting free water. The lineup includes The List, Batley Gatwert kindergarten, Ladies' Relief society, House of Good Shepherd, YWCA, Seamen's home, and multiple individuals and church groups.
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Youngs
Water Department
Batlinger
Dies’ Relief Society
House of Good Shepherd
J. A. Barta
BB. Bmard
Mra
PF. Freeman
All Churches
Mea C
Maynard
Men's League of Westremeter
Prosbeterian Church
Myre
M. A. Gardner
Alice German
Wayelde Mieston Heapital
Sophia Benlhm
Mim
G. A. Absbott
Elisa Runkle
Steckey
Lydia Peterson
J. A. Moore
C. J. Erickson
N. OG
Henrietta Lampleine
L. Getchell
Jordan
Mount Carmel Mission
Raney
John Kirby
Seamen's Home
Mary Dennis
B. Miller
Assayer Resigns as U S Mint Inquiry Winds Up
The local assay office sees a leadership change with Wing resigning under pressure as Director Roberts clears Adams related losses. Wing defends his conduct and credits a full government inquiry while Kerfoot takes the cashier post and Roberts heads to Washington to present findings to President Roosevelt.
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Roberta
United States Mint
Adams
Piles
Wing
Roberts
Seattle
Robert
L. 8
Kerfoot
San Francisco
Frank F. Leach
Washington
Prest- Roosevelt
Plan for New Railway at Salt Lake City Area
Prominent mining men from Searchlight Nevada visit Salt Lake for a proposed railway project. The plan envisions a line from Nipomo California to Salt Lake City with capital stock listed at 506000 dollars. Homer Hansen presides, with J Harrington as vice president and H. Me as secretary treasurer. Work begins immediately.
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Salt Lake
Searchlight
Nev
Searchlight Northern Railway
Nippemo
Cal
Homer Hansen
J. Harrington
H. Me
Work Clintock
M Kay Arrested in Oregon Land Fraud Case
Kay McKay was arrested in Seattle on charges of fleecing Hiram Goddard out of 100000 in an Oregon land fraud. Chief Delaney and Detective Adams effected the arrest on orders from La Crosse Wisconsin, McKay’s residence. Goddard alleges he bought forged certificates for lands from McKay and others.
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Kay McKay
Hiram Goddard
Oregon
Seattle
Delaney
Adams
la Crosse
Wis
McKay
Uimlands
Wells family sues logging firm for twenty thousand
Lizzie Wells widow of David C Wells and their seven year old son Richard sue L Houghton Logging Co for 20000 damages. They claim the husband and father died after being crushed December 8 1904 between logs on a defendant train. Also noted an exam for a government chemist position in Manila set for January 3 by the United States Civil Service Commission.
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Lizzie Wells
David C.wels
Richard Wells
L. Houghton Logging Company
Manila
United States Civil Service Commission
Johnson Released After County Jail Hold on Murder Suspicion
John Johnson, held three weeks in Redmond on suspicion of involvement in the Frank Butchard murder, was released by Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh who said evidence for conviction was insufficient.
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Johnson
Frank Butchard
Redmond
Mackintosh
Miss Matthews to Wed Whitworth in First Presbyterian
Miss Laura Jeanette Matthews daughter of Rev M A Matthews will marry Frederick Harrison Whitworth on December 21 at the First Presbyterian church. A bridal trip to Southern California will follow.
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Laura Jeanette Matthews
Slater
M. A. Matthews
Frederick Harrison Whitworth
First Presbyterian Church
California
New King of Cotton
For several seasons Joe Hoadley has been a Wall Street plunger, now occupying the title long held by Dan Sully. He has been linked with Joe Leiter in multiple deals and their joint involvement figures in the suit arising from the tangled affairs of the International Power.
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Hoadley
Joe” Hoadley
Wall Street
Dan” Sully
Handley
Joe” Leiter
Fatal spree ends with death of John Boden in saloon
John Boden, 19, died after a three day spree in Billy the Mug's saloon. His body was found seated behind a stove shortly after 6 am when Patrolman Anderson attempted to wake him. The death was confirmed by a morgue transport to Bonney-Watson. Abe Hommel goes on trial in New York for subordination and perjury in the Dodge-Morse divorce case.
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John Boden
Billy the Mug
Anderson
Bonney-Watson
Abe Hommel
New York
Dodge-Morse
Supreme Court
Seattle Boston Copper Stock Driven by Local Interest
Seattle residents show strong appetite to invest in mining properties as the Seattle Boston Copper Company reports remarkable stock sales. A. G. Mott of Star Boyd Building promotes honest mining ventures. A letter from J C Suland of Christopher Washington thanks for a $600.00 stallion loss settlement from Pacific Live Stock Insurance Association of Spokane and Seattle.
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Seattle- Boston Copper Company
Seattle
A. G. Mott
Star Boyd
Pacific Live Stock Insurance Assn
Spokane
Wash
J. C. Suland
Christopher
Assassin Freed After Revolutionists Intervene
A reported assassin known as Voroshnikoff, a Sakharoff blacksmith who posed as deaf and dumb to approach his victim, was captured and later freed by revolutionists. The account presents a parasitic plot and political involvement surrounding the event.
Pullman Tem perance Leaders Claim Floaters Won City Vote
Superintendent ER U H Cherring ton of the Washington Anti Saloon League reports Pullman temperance forces allege the recent town election was swung by floaters and saloon loafers. He says steps will be taken to prosecute the offenders and a movement is on foot to...
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ER. U H. Cherrington
Washington Anti-Saloon League
Pullman
Judge Frater Addresses Trinity Parish Young Men's Club
The juvenile court judge spoke on practical benefits and broad philanthropy of the juvenile court. He noted 185 cases handled so far and said the court had dismantled several troublesome gangs of bars, especially at Ross and Ballard and on Queen Anne Hill.
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Judge Frater
Young Men's Club
Trinity Parish
Uncoupling of cars discussed. court actions listed
The report notes possible uncoupling without a man between cars. C Dambruck waived preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges of 700 dollars. W A Stevenson called by Cherry Street church. Former Poties Judge Glasgow fined for assault. Maurice Rogers found guilty of Sunday closing law violation. Change of venue notices by J B Otto and Thomas Edgcom. Posts office bids refused for mail delivery wagons. Local war veterans auxiliary meeting planned at Madrona hall. Ladhew Aid society festival and sale at Fremont M B church with refreshments.
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C. Dambruck
San Franccisco Distributing Company
Superior Court
W. A. Stevenson
Anacortes
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Poties
Glasgow
P. W. Davin
Charles Baxter
Maurice Rogers
Redmond
BE. A. Chase
J. B. Otto
Thomas Edgcom
Rogers
Post Office Department
Washington
Madroma Hall
Diet
RE. Jefferson
Ladhew Aid Esciety
Fremont M. B
Brooks & Co Store Offers Varied Christmas Gifts
An OCR fragment notes a KN page ad for Brooks & Co promoting a wide selection of stylish, quality Christmas gifts and good workmanship. It mentions location Jan and Ave and Bee Page for additional information.
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KN. Hrooks & Co
Jan and
Ave
Canvass of Vote Shows Annexation Shift in City Election
CANVAS THE VOTE CANVAS THE VOTE Dec. 14 notes five fewer votes for annexation and two more against, with official tallies for mayor clerk treasurer attorney and health officer. It records Wylie Robins Ingalls for mayor Murdock Hazen Jas person for clerk and Stewart Watson Le Adama for health officer, plus Had the luckiess teamster inquiry and insurance pitch by Pacific Live Stock in Spokane.
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W. H. Hazen
Julius Jasperson
W. F. Grill
I. Rathe
Gus Lin
Por
P. W. Stewart
T. O. Watson
M. le Adama
Thomas
Sewer Contract Award and Local Route Protests
H. Dahlatrom secured the lowest bid for the B. Bateet sewer contract linking with the Spring av main sewer. A second av sewer project between Park and Ship faced protests for cost, and a grading and sidewalk petition for KH. Polk between Maarten av and eastern city limits was granted. The Eastern av post walking route was referred back for more signatures. The Second ward members acknowledged protests and committee reviews on multiple items.
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H. Dahlatrom
B. Bateet
Second Av
Park and Ship
KH. Polk
Maatern Av
Clip
B. Post al
Becondav
Silk or Linen Handkerchiefs At Low Prices
Silk or linen handkerchiefs offered in plain fancy or initial styles by N Brooks & Co at 133nd Ave. Prices range from 26 cents to $1.60 each. Ready for purchase with a wide variety on display.
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London
Second Ave
Guy's
Tekac Lurie
Local Notices and Community Events
Brownell Coleman and Everett attorneys filed a bill in equity with U S Marshal Hop eo and Seattle Tacoma power ey regarding actions at the Georgetown public school with proceeds to fund a Georgetown school library. Green Lake Christian church women host a shadow social at Kidd's hall next Saturday at 7 30 p m. Cherry Street Presbyterian church women run a Christmas sale of home cooking and other goods Friday afternoon and evening December 15. L Gordon obtained a warrant for Henry Wiley a jailmaker at Smith cove following a complaint at the prosecuting attorney's office. U S District Attorney J A Frye filed suit at Tacoma against the Northern Pacific Railroad for violations of the safety appliance act requiring proper drawhead appliances on couplings.
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Brownell @ Coleman
Everett
United States
Hopeo
Seattle & Tacoma
Georgetown
Green Lake
Brooks and Co. Men’s Full Dress Shields Ad
An advertisement for N. Brooks & Co. at 1331 2nd Ave promotes full dress shields and related menswear items. The note invites readers to see Page 6 for a detailed listing and good job opportunities.
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KB. N. Brooks & Co
2Nd Ave
City Bids Map for Hallard Boulevard Link
City engineer ordered to draft a connecting map between Hallard boulevard and Beattie artery. Board of control acted swiftly bypassing student input to protect university finances and keep athletic debts from rising.
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Hallard Boulevard
Beattie
Anso dated Students Amend Athletics Board Control Election
A noon meeting of Anso dated Students at the university passed an amendment to the constitution of the A B U W vesting the election of general manager of athletics in the board of control. Previously the general manager had been elected by the entire student body.
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Board of Control
University
A. 8
U. W
Weather forecast shows rain tonight and Thursday
Occasional rain is forecast for tonight and Thursday with light to fresh south winds.
Beattie Hosts Pain and Fancy Suspender Show
Local retailer EN Brooks & Co 1271 offers Pain and Fancy Suspender displays with prices ranging from 0 cents to 3 dollars per pair. Largest and best showing advertised to attract shoppers.
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Beattie
EN. Brooks & Co
Ieee
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Batley Gatwert Kindergarten
Assayer
A. Wing
M’kay
Miss Matthews
King OF Cotton
Boston
Everett True
Averett
Noveselitz
The
Sassin of Sakharoff
Voroshnikoff
Fowne
Dents
Perrin
Ballard Council
Luckiess
Cherry Street
Pacific Live Stock Insurance Association of
A. G. Moir
Yale
Royal Micycle
Peerless Hiewrle
Reading Branding
Yale Meycle
Wolff American
Iver Johnson
Pierce Mieyele
Hendle
Spinning’s Cash Store
Becon*t Avenue
Thompson Furniture CO
First Avenue
Pike Street
Jardiniere
Wil
Pike
Edison Phonograph
Victor
High
Aeolian
D. S$. Johnston
Avenus Burke Building
Lion Clothing House
Main St
Colman Building
Lyon's
Alcock
Castoria
Waterman
Pena
Tim
Ratanla Oor
Great Northwest
A. Bridge & CO
Bon Marche
Regal
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