Multnomah Faces Seattle Athletic Club In Big Football Clash
Multnomah battles the Seattle Athletic Club in Seattle Saturday in a decisive gridiron showdown. Overfield coaches Multnomah while Baldy Cole is favored at quarterback. tickets selling fast as crowds expect the top football clash of the season.
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Overfield
University of Pennsylvania
Coach Roller
Dr. Roller
Tilley
University Fine
Baldy Cole
Cole
University of Washington
Taglie
Multnomah
Warden seeks legal basis in Palmer venison case
Game Warden Rief presses to question State Senator A. B. Palmer over the arrest of Thomas Klinogel on a charge of eight portions of venison in cold storage out of season. The venison allegedly came from Palmer who helped store it, and Palmer aided in passage of the anti storage law. Complaints were filed, and Yokum and J. of Armour Packing Co. face prosecution. Also noted are upcoming and recent maritime movements including the Dakota, West Seattle ferry, Denderah, Jefferson, and Farallon schedules.
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Rief
A. B. Palmer
Thomas Klinogel
Senator Palmer
Klinogel
Palmer
Yokum
Fort Casey
Dakota
West Seattle
Moran's
Denderah
Jefferson
Skagway
Seattle
Farallon
Juneau
Marine notes of loading and arrivals across Seattle and coastal ports
Shipping activity reports vessels Putham Claverdon Marion Frazer and Santa Ana at various docks with cargoes including cement clay lumber wheat coal ore and steel. Other notes mention ore from Ellamar and a mass of lumber shipments to Alaska and Japan along with drydock and salvage updates. Minor commercial ads follow detailing bankrupt sales and clothing offers at local stores.
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Bertha
Ellamar
Santa Ana
Central Railroad
Oregon
Three Boys Arrested in Knife and Spoon Theft
Arthur Ford aged 17 Hugh 20 and Edward Maltin 17 were arrested by Officers Chapman and Herstrom for stealing knives and spoons from M Sellar and Co Edward Martin a shipping clerk for the company was involved and Ford was caught in the act of selling the items.
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Arthur Ford
Hugh
Edward Maltin
Chappman, Herstrom
M. Sellar & Co
Edward Martin
Wife Released on Suspended Sentence in Jail Case
Mrs Levisa Christopher known as Chesterfield was released from the county jail on a suspended sentence to serve good behavior. The frail 22 year old pleaded guilty after aiding her husband Jack Chesterfield the prisoner who attacked a girl and who blew a cell top with dynamite before his capture. Prosecutors urged release for health reasons. she fears dying before Jack is freed.
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Levisa Christopher
Chesterfield
Mra
Jack Chesterfield
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Mackintosh
Griffin
Bankrupt Sale Ad at 1217 First Avenue
The notice promotes a bankrupt sale at 1217 First Avenue offering men’s wear including E. N. Brooks Con items and dress pants in a large boxed display. Prices listed include $5.00 and $6.00 with dresses at $2.75.
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First Avenue
Indictments Filed Over Rebates Schemes In Chicago Firms
Federal grand jury returns indictments charging George H. Crosby general traffic manager of the Burlington and others with giving of rebates and conspiracy to gain rebates. Named are George L. Thomas L B Taggart Crosby's chief clerk and executives from Chicago and AltonRailroad Cudahy Packing Swift Armour Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Nelson Edward Morris Ire Morris and Wann.
Panama Discussion Forces Cabinet Action On Oil Rights
The Union Oil exposure has sharpened the Panama issue with Taft bringing the matter to today’s cabinet. Magoon received instructions to deny terminal rights without direct presidential authorization and no pipeline will be allowed without full admin consent. The Union company reportedly rivals Standard Oil. If proven, the president’s stance remains unchanged.
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Washington
DE. C
Union Oil Company
Panama
Taft
Magoon
Union
Standard
Resigned Deputy A. P. Orr Faces Charges At Issue
A. P. Orr, 26, longtime deputy to County Clerk Otto Case, resigned Wednesday afternoon at Case’s request and will not be reinstated until he can disprove certain charges. Also advertised are shopper lunch at Haynes and a bankrupt sale offering tailored overcoats at 1217 First Avenue.
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A. P. Orr
Otto Case
Case
Woman horsewhips man over board house incident
Dennia Dacey a 54 year old plasterer was horsewhipped at South Park by Mrs Montan wife of an Alaska miner. The dispute started over a past due board house bill. Mrs Montan bought a horsewhip days earlier and warned she would remind him at Christmas. Dacey later confronted by the boarding house and fled. Mrs Montan has lived at South Park for 15 years.
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Dennia Dacey
Plasterer
South Park
Mra. C. Montan
Alaska
Boat Park
Dacey
Board House
Montan
Middleton
Mra
Local Notices Chronicle Seattle and Surrounding City News
The itemized notices report deaths, burials, divorces, burglaries, police reports, and civic events in Seattle and nearby areas. Morgan Mora’s funeral is planned at Masonie Temple with interment at Lake View. A burglarized Jefferson street home and multiple divorce filings are noted along with civic events at 419 Ninth av, and a Christmas sale.
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Morgan Mor
Thee City
Tacoma
Seattle
Masonie Temple
Lake View Cemetery
Por
J. Taylor Wright
Ball
Arthur Cranshaw
Jefferson St
L. Gordon
Travancore
Henry Wyllie
Good Shepherds
Ralph Cook
Kearns
Dividend of 10 dollars per share payable today
The Standard Oil Company declares a ten dollar per share dividend totaling ten million dollars. A five million dollar portion has been sent to John D Rockefeller as his share of the payout.
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New York
John D. Rockefelter
Seaman Seeks $79 Claim From Monarch Shirts Sale
Herbert M. Perker formerly aboard the steamer Vash on seeks $79 he says is owed. The notices list Monarch Shirts at 1217 First avenue and a Bankrupt Sale at the same address with Harlow Shoes priced $2.55.
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Herbert M. Perker
Vashon
Monarch Shirts
First Avenue
Harlow Shoes
Christmas neckwear line arrives on sale at store
A large assortment of suspenders and neckwear arrived for Christmas sale with proportionate reductions. The store is open evenings for in-store shopping.
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the Star
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Seattle Athletic Club
Murmidogs
James St
Western University
University
Keller
Burt
Sanders
Martin Pratt
Dowling
Jordan
Rupert
Horan
Rader
Bishop
Clark
James
Him
Putham
Japan
Harold Dollar
Francisco
Humboldt
San Francisco
Victoria
Nicolas Thayer
City
Alaska Railroad
L. H. Walker
BN. Brooks & Co
Sted
Stan
First Ave
Yosleady
Seattle, Wash
Ist Ave
E. N. Brooks
Rhodes
Ohio
Kansas City
Federal Grand Jury Today
George H
Crosby
The
Burlington
George L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
Crosby's
Chicago & Alton Rail
Orn
F. A. Wann
Offi
Cials
Cudahy
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul Railroad Company
Nelson
Haynes
Colman Building
Waterman
Mary K. Bryant
Boren
Beattie
Christie
J. Allen Smith
Socialist Temple
Endeavor Societies
Fellowship Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Will’s Hall
Dan Bass
Oregon Men's Meeting
W. FP. Woodin
Wil H. Carson
Portland
Hutler Hotel
Bae Aeee
Jonn W. Peter
State Assensors’ Association
Olympia
A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers
Spinning’s Cash Store
Gecond Ave
Thompson Furniture CO
Pike Street
Morris
Bon Marche
Golland Sons
Straus Bros
Schoss Bros. & Co
O’coats
Priestley
A. Bridge & Co
Second Ave
Second Avenue
Columbia
King Bros
Sully’s
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