Northwest Brewers condemn boycott over Seattle beer
The Northwest Brewers Association met in this city and condemned a boycott on Seattle Brewing and Malting beer by the Building Trades and Western Central Labor unions. They resolved to oppose the action and protect Seattle Brewing from retaliation, warning saloons to cease refusing the beer. Union support declined, with many Seattle and Ballard saloons switching to Independent Brewing Company beer.
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Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Northwest Association
Union
Northwest Brewers Assoction
Build- Trades Assembly
Western Central Labor Unions
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Oro
Northwest
Beattie Brewing & Malling E Company
Building Trades and Western Central Labor Union
Seattle Brewing @ easeens
Hotel Butter Company
Brewing Company
United Brewery Workmen's Union
Building Trades
Western Central Labor Union
Kent
Seattle Brewing @ Malting company
Tredee
Extern Central Labor Union
Arthur Gerbel
Western Central and Building Trades’ Council
James Weir
Seattle Brewing & Malting
Pars & Resolution
Weir
EB. F. Sweeney
Seattle Brewing & Matting Co
North Cape
Hook
Ban Eeclave Brewer's Union
Rainier
King
Butler Hotel
San Francisco
Ballard
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Georgetown
Independent Brewing Company
Hallard
Hiemarck Cafe
Marquette
Totem
Emalior
Pike Street
Seattle Brewing & Maulting Company
Eniom
W. H. Weaver
Bartenders Union
Uplen
Helen Gould Declines World’s Fair Board Presidency
Helen Gould announces she cannot accept the presidency of the board of lady managers for the World’s Fair to succeed Mrs. James Blair. The statement names St Louis as the location and lists May December as part of the notice.
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Lady Board OF Managers
Lady Managers
James Blair
Record Cold Grips Chicago with Fatal Toll
Chicago endures a severe cold wave with three deaths and fifteen serious injuries from falling on slick streets. Diphtheria cases rise as mortality climbs, while city shelters shelter tramps and the streetcar system falters. Weather records show a 27 year December low of 13 degrees below zero.
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Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
Death in Snow: Dee O Rourke Found Entangled
Dee M John O Rourke froze to death while walking home and was found today entangled in a barbed wire fence, too weak to free himself. The incident occurred after he had been exposed to freezing conditions overnight in Waterloo.
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Waterloo, TL
Dee
John O Rourke
Stubborn Facts Stir City Taxpayers Over Delinquent Contracts
City readers learn how the school board pursues penalties from delinquent contractors, contrasting it with the board of public works. Cawsey & Carney face possible $12,000 in added forfeits as delays to the High School project continue. The Dolphin steams to Skagway with 70 passengers and 200 tons freight.
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Board OF Education
Board OF Works
Board of Public Works
Cawney & Carney
J. Kaibers
Timothy Hyan
Ryan
Cawsey & Carney
the of Works
Tims
Cawrney & Carney
Dan My & Carney
Dolphin
Hunter
j/Skagway
McGovern Habeas Hearing Adourned After Testimony
No decision was reached in the Metlovern habeas corpus case as Prosecuting Attorney Scott and associates denied Mc Govern allegations. The hearing adjourned until this evening at 7 20.
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Metlovern
Homeless 12 Year Old Transferred to Reform School Fight
In Ingorrigigle Ballard Carl License, a 12 year old homeless boy, was caught robbing a till at Wilcoxson's second hand store Saturday night and is committed to jail by Police Judge Cassler awaiting exam by Judge Tallman for possible state reform school. He says his stepfather drove him from home and he has had prior troubles while living on his own.
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Wilcoxson
Cassler
Tallman
Big stores in Seattle adopt 6 pm closing Saturdays
MacDougall & Southwick will close at 6 pm every Saturday starting December 26. The Bon Marche declines citing wage earners and Saturday demand, while other stores debate the plan. The Sociological Society backs early closing as humane, noting after 4 pm Saturday sales and worker relief.
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Thin City
Bon Marche
Macdal & Southwick Company
J .B. MacDougall
Christiaaa
Seattle
MacDougall
Bouthwick
McDermott
Burglars Hit Cascade Grocery in Four Month Gap
Thieves broke into Cascade Grocery at Fifth Ave and Yester Way last night stealing cigars and chewing tobacco. They forced the front door lock, opened the cash register to find only pennies and three nickels. Proprietor John Weeks reported the break in and lamented no policeman had patrolled the area for four months.
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Cascade
Fifth Avenue
Yester Way
John Weeks
Burglars At Work In Tacoma Home
The house of G. T. Hurke at 17 Montgomery Street Booth Tacoma was entered yesterday evening and robbed of a gold watch silver-plated ware and assorted trinkets of little value.
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The
Star
Tacoma
G. T. Hurke
Montgomery Street
Booth Tacoma
Gas Customers Protest Sharp City Rate Increase
The report details rising gas costs in the city with two residents, David Swank and Mrs. H Mattson, facing bills that jumped from modest amounts to 11.75 and 32.90 respectively as October and November charges hit high levels. Swank cut usage by half yet saw the bill rise, while Mattson sought cheaper fuels after October’s nine dollar bill.
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David Swank
Seventh Avenue
Citizens Company
Gen Reyes predicts Colombia delay on hostility
General Reyes told the State Department that Colombia would likely delay hostilities until his Washington mission report is received. Rear Admiral Coghlan reported on the Atlanta's movements from Colon and San Blas noting no Colombian force sighting and mixed signals on troop movements and supply ships near Turbo and Gandia.
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Washington, D. C
Reyes
State Department
Loomis
Colombia
Washington
Coghlan
Colon
Atlanta
San Blas
Gandu
San Blas Sable
Cape
Gulf of Parien
Cartagena
Pin
Turbo
Gandi
Cartas Gena
Lanta
Gulf
Rainier Grand Cafe to become a concert hall
The Rainier Grand hotel cafe will be turned into a concert hall with a six piece orchestra performing daily. Prices will drop and Rai nier will be a featured attraction. Colonel Dunbar aims for an affordable elite resort while hotel owners contest his lease in court.
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Rainier-Grand Hotel
Rainier
H. B. Dunbar
Colonel Dunbar
Congress Adopts Christmas Recess Resolution and Senate Chaplain
In Washington the House approved a Christmas recess from December 19 to January 4 and resumed consideration of a pension bill. The Senate named Rev Edward Everett Hale as chaplain, replacing the late Rev William H Milburn, amid Republican caucus action.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Edward [Everett Hale
Morgan
Edward Everett Hare
Massachusetts
Mr. Hate
William H. Milburn
Snohomish Cherry Valley electric railway extensions planned
Applications filed for two franchise routes to extend electric railway into King county from Cherry Valley toward Tolt via Nevelty Post Office and from Tolt to Issaquah. Snohomish & Cherry Valley holds prior franks and reports completed surveys and prep work. Trustees Entwistle Snyder Hall named for Renton to Tolt line and Cherry Valley to Snohomish line.
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Cherry Valley
King
Snohomish
Tolt
Nevelty
Issaquah
Snohomish County
Monroe
Condemnation Trial Opens For Second Avenue Regrade
In Superior Court this morning a condemnation petition for the Second Avenue regrade began with G F Cott testifying about public necessity. Judge Morris allowed the case to proceed as hearings are expected to stretch over weeks. William J Br and his son met the pope for a private audience in Rome after the event.
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Second Avenues
Superior Judge Court
G. F. Cott
Rome
William J
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Alexander Pearson
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H. F. Allen
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