Lottery operations run by white men in Seattle areas
Reports claim multiple lotteries operate openly in Seattle, run by White men. One site at Occidental and Washington is managed by White operators, another at 206 Cherry Street serves several lots. Lippman, fined and paying monthly under the name Lawrence, previously faced closure by Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Occidental Avenue
Wash. Street
Yester Way
Cherry Street
Little
Houston
L Uppman
Lawrence
Chosen Scranton AFL Officers Elected
ARE CHOSEN SCRANTON PA. Dec. 14 The following officers were elected by the American Federation of Labor Samuel president James meneret vice premien ao aanend ma president ioe mnell thud dent os ferur cent Thomas I Kidd fifth vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Samuel
James Meneret
Premien
Ioe Mnell
Thud ‘Dent
Os Ferur
Thomas I. Kidd
Damages Awarded Over Property Injury in Seattle Case
Charles and Bruhn win damages from the supreme court for injuries to property along First Avenue and Pike Street in Seattle. Attorney General Knox filed with the senate judiciary committee on Saturday. the committee promises due consideration before Senate acts on the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Charles and
Bruhn
First Avenue
Pike Street
Seattle
Anti-Trust League
Knox
Senate
Yale Football Profit for Season Revealed at New Haven
The Yale football seven reported receipts of 52,964.76 dollars for the season, about 4,000 more than last year. Expenditures are estimated at 30,000 dollars, giving a net profit near 23,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Seattle Grocers Association Plans Political Campaign
The Seattle Retail Grocers Association will enter municipal politics in the coming election. A campaign plan calls for active reporting and action at the primaries to elect centermen who will push favorable laws and curb street tearing by contractors and unscrupulous dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association
Municpal
Ted
ELOPERS HAPPILY WED IN SNOHOMISH COUNTY
Dr. De Soto of Wayside Mission located two elopers Harry Bolton and Adeline Lamberts who ran away and found them in Beattie. They were returned to their Snohomish county home and are now living together, the girl being the daughter of a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Soto
Wayside
Snohomish County
Dalr
Beattie
Harry Bolton
Adeline Lamberts
Water mains damaged prompt city project bids and readings
Franchise inspector Wheeler reported to the board of public works that the city’s water mains and street railway tracks show voltmeter readings from 1 to 35 volts. Electrical engineers say the readings threaten life and city pipes. Bids by bidders from Malden Avenue and others followed for a water main project on Twenty fourth Avenue from Madison to Jr. Street, with firms including Bell and Price, David and dy Kardin and Co, and Ryan and Co submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Board of Public Works
Trac
Hong
Tan Vty
Rover
Malden Avenue
City approves street and sewer projects and electric bids
The city engineer estimated 2400 dollars to cover a Harrison Street sewer from the Dexter to Ninth avenue north blocks area. The board reversed some sidewalk and water main works. The Seattle Electric Co. bid for city street lighting for 1902 was accepted at 72 dollars per arc light per year, 15 dollars for 1 candle incandescents, and 14 dollars for 15 candle incandescents. The report goes to the city council for confirmation.
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Harrison Street
Dexter Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
St of
D. T. Denny
Jeffrey
Fourteenth Avenue
Union
Mercer Street
Boyleston Avenue
Beneca Street
Dennyway
Warpath over receiver at court in house dispute
Mabel Dividends challenges court receiver appointed to manage a family house in conflict with James M. Grant. She claims furniture was given as consideration for boarding and services. Judge Tallman ordered the sheriff to place the receiver in possession. the sheriff reports completion. Outcomes for Mabella not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
James M. Grant
Grant
Tallman
Mabella
Not Working for Glory Involves Alaska Claims Suit
Attorney William A. Gilmore files a Chicago suit against the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America seeking 26000 as a fee for recovering valued claims on Anvil Creek Alaska. Claims dated 1898 included Trust No.9 deeded to P H Anderson who allegedly left the mission causing a dispute. The mission allegedly offered one fifth of recovered amount. after several trips and a compromise Gilmore says he was cut out, leading to the lawsuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Gilmore
Chicago
Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America
Anvil Creek
Alaska
P. H. Anderson
Anderson
Gilmore
Ring Gilmore
Discovery Not Lost Says Pacific Agent Aboard Elihu Thomson
LaFarge a general agent of Pacific Cold Storage Company was a passenger on the Elihu Thomson which arrived Saturday. He took a pleasure trip and praised the voyage noting grand weather in Alaska on the trip down. He spoke of confidence in the steamer Discovery and that the next boat will bring tidings of its safety. The Discovery runs between Juneau and Unalaska and mail from the North is due on the next boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. LaFarge
Pacific Cold Storage Company
Elihu Thomson
LaFarge
Alaska
Valdez
Discovery
Juneau
Unalaska
Law Firm Dissolves Under Judges Cole and Gleason
The law firm led by Judge Cole and C.8 Gleason announces its dissolution. Partners are listed as ceasing practice and winding down affairs. Clients are advised to seek alternatives as proceedings conclude.
Benefit Concert at First Presbyterian Church
A benefit concert is planned for Tuesday evening December 17 at the First Presbyterian church to support a Christmas donation. Performers include Miss Lillie Blanche Proudst, Miss Kate Cummings-Halverstadt, soprano, Mr. William Steiner, violinist, Miss Elia Steiner, guitarist and piano accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lillie Blanche Proudst
Kate Cummings-Halverstadt
William Steiner
Mixe Elia Steiner
Accmpaniet
Three Boys Acquitted In Assault Case
Karl Norman Victor De Tourville and Elmer Lester, all under 12, were dismissed by Justice Cann after witnesses testified and good character notes were read. The court gave a light reprimand and closed the case. Separately, the school directors named four architects to design four new school buildings and approved property purchases near Green Lake Schoolhouse.
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Karl Norman
Victor de Tourville
Elmer Lester
N. W
Nell Bolster
Justice Cann
James Stephens
Boone and Corner
M. H. Bebb
Saunders
Lawton
The
Barkley
Woodland Park
Green Lake
Heavy Receipts Ledger Citrus Deluge And Produce Prices
Today brought heavy receipts with steamer goods arriving early. Lemons and oranges dominated, plus three cars of navel oranges, four cars of potatoes, and a car of lemons. Sweet potatoes scarce and prices climbed from 1.16 to 1.75 per 100. onions weaker at 2.00 to 2.26. Cranberries rising toward 40. one firm boxed four tons of dressed poultry mainly turkeys for Alaska. Ranch eggs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Market Prices and Provisions Daily Update
Corrected daily prices list for fruits vegetables dairy eggs poultry and meats. Includes figures for Lemons apples oranges bananas pears cranberries quinces grapefruits pomegranates pineapples and more with per box, per case, per dozen, and per ton rates. Also covers grain, hay, and dairy from Seattle region markets and coastal ports with regional price ranges and current bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSc
California
Per. Simmons
Suburban Seattle Church Holds Session and Social
The South Park residents hear plans for a new trestle over the river as Seattle Electric tears up the old roadway. The South Park church session adjourns after discussing the Po rth League and Cay school efforts. A basket social at Card’s hall, South Seattle, is slated for Tuesday evening.
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Seattle Electric Company
South Park
Ppworth League
Kuo- Cay School
West March Basket
Card's Hall
South Seattle
Unclear text fragment with local notices and injuries
Miss Bella Hardwoll visits south suburb friends in Bremerton. Property at West Seattle sold to Herbert N. De. A new ferry at West Seattle to finish in two weeks. W G Dickinson, cashier at Lowman and Hanford, sustains a severe hand cut while chopping wood. amputation avoided with careful treatment. Mr and Mrs FF Atwood return to West Seattle from Philadelphia.
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Bella Hardwoll
Hremerton
Weat Seas
Herbert N. de
Weet Seattle
W. G. Dickinwon
Lowman & Hanford’s
West Seattle
Rm. FF
Atwood
West Beattle
Philadelphia
Prize Essays Offer Seattle Tacoma Spokane Students Rewards
The Washington State Society Sons of the American Revolution invites high school students in Seattle Tacoma and Spokane to submit dramatic essays on the American Revolution. Each city awards two prizes of 25 and 10 dollars. entries due February 1 1902. Essays must be 500 to 1800 words and student authored. seven best essays will compete orally February 8 with the top scorer winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Society Sona of
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Cascade claims Seattle public school football title after Denny no-show
Cascade manager W Schoder asserts the team is champion as Denny players failed to appear for the final game amid rumors of avoidance. The dispute centers on who holds the Seattle public schools crown. A separate item notes Northern Pacific Railway Co plans Yenler pier No 2 and a new warehouse at White Star pier with $30,000 cost.
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Cascade
Denny Boys
Cascade Boys
Dennys
W. Schoder
Denny Men
Seattle Public Schools
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Yenler Pier
White Star Pier
Watchfulness sermon at Second Presbyterian Church outlines Christian motives
Rev. W. A. Major preached on watchfulness from Luke 12 10 presenting three elements of Christian character fear law and love. He argued fear prompts repentance but true devotion flows from love and urged vigilance to avoid temptation as God watches every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Major
Second Presbyterian Church
Johnathan Edwarde
Lorid
Humane Society Lecture Tonight by Nabbi Theodore Joseph
The Humane Society of Mallard will host Nabbi Theodore Joseph at First M. E. Church tomorrow evening to speak on The Mission of the Moor. It is the fourth lecture in a well attended series with music by a ladies mandolin quartet directed by Miss Rene Charlotte Mitchell. A humane society with twenty charter members was formed in Mallard last week with local society help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabbi Theodore Joseph
Humane Society
Moor
Thin Society
Rene Charlotte Mitchell
Mallard Tast
Chauncey Depew Sails to Marry Miss May Palmer
Senator Chauncey M. Depew sails for Europe to wed his fiancée Miss May Palmer. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse paused to salute him at the pier. The couple will fix the wedding date on arrival and spend the holidays at Rivera before returning to America in January.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
May Palmer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Plier
Pioneer David Thompeon Dies in Portland After Long Career
David Thompeon, once minister to Turkey and governor of Idaho, died in Portland on Saturday. A longtime Oregon pioneer, he arrived in the state in 1862 after crossing the continent on foot. Born in Ohio in 1849, he was a renowned figure across the western states, especially the north coast.
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Portland
Dee
David Thompeon
Turkey
Idaho
Oregon
Mr. Thompeon
Ohio
North Coast
Moore Investment awards street layout contract near Capitol addition
Moore Investment Company let a contract Saturday to W. M. Stanley & Co for layout and grading of streets on a ty-mere tract north of and adjoining the Capitol addition. Work on the site near the City park should be finished early in the spring.
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Moore Investment Company
Ty-Mere
Capitol Addition
Pye
City Park
W. M. Stanley &Co
Doctors arraigned for practicing without license
Dra Abbo and Lawrence were arraigned before Judge Griffin on the charge of practicing medicine without a license. Demurrers to the informations were interposed and will be argued tomorrow. The validity of the statute will be attacked. Moore's at 105 Second Avenue advertises silverware and novelties. Moore's at 705 Second Avenue promotes watches and jewelry. Richards also advertises watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra
Abbo
Lawrence
Griffin
Health Office Moves to City Building on Yewler Way
The board of health office moved from city hall to the city building at Yewler Way and Fifth Avenue. The second floor is occupied and the vacated city hall room will house the Cedar River water department draughtsmen. A petition by Michael J. Niat and 22 residents asks council to establish arc lights at Thomas and Harrigan streets intersections with Weatieke avenue.
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Board of Health
City Hall
Yewler Way
Fifth Avenue
Cedar River Water Department
Michael J. Niat
Offtcr
Council
Arc Lehte
Thomas and
Harrigan Streets
Weatieke Avenue
Golf Champion Grosvenor Polson Wins Handicap Cup
Grosvenor Polson claimed the Albert Hiansen cup for the handicap golf tournament winner. Minuet finished with 81 strokes while I Care tones recorded 44 for second. BD smith placed fourth with 80 strokes as PF CO Newton the only scratch man. The event ran Circughoun Saturday and Bupday at the Inks of the golf club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grosvenor Polson
Albert Hiansen
Minuet
I. Caretones
BD. Smith
PF. CO. Newton
Bupday
Globe Navigation Co Plans First Ballard Ship Launch
Globe Navigation Co at Ballard shipyard prepares to launch one of four four mast schooners soon after the new year. A sister vessel will follow, marking the companys maiden shipbuilding effort as they seek to establish stocks and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Navigation Co
Ballard
Globe People
Erie
Lecture on Biology by Prof Trevor Kincaid at St. Mark's
Prof Trevor Kincaid, renowned biologist, will present a lecture on Biology in the guild room of St Mark's Church this evening. His international reputation adds keen interest to the event and his address is noted for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Kincaid
St. Mark's Church
Kincaid
North Coast Limited and other trains timetable fragment
A dense timetable fragment lists multiple train names, routes, and departure or arrival times between Seattle, Portland, Mount Vernon, and nearby connections. It references the North Coast Limited, Overland, Great Northern Overland, and other services with scattered times and destinations, ending with notes about a Christmas China sale at 222 Pike Street and Moore's at 706 Recond Avenue.
Embalming Tables and Mistyped Prices Appearing in Notice
A typographical error lists an adjustable steel and white enamel embalming table as priced at 260 each. The notice notes corrected pricing and available items, with sale terms and location at Goldman's on the second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronney and Stewart
Bterling Milver Toothpicksa
Penella
Goldman's
Second Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grocers
Board of Works
Price
P. Carrigan
Evangelical Mission
Law Frm
Judgees Cole
C. 8
Gleason
Iverf Doe
Washington Creamerien
Iowa
Eastern
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Eree
Puget Sound
Washington
Anne Russell
Hinckley
Schuchard Optical CO
EVE Specialists
Stone, Pishor & Lane's
Moore's
W. H. Finck
Gorham Rubber Co
Flrst Avenue
Bartell Drug ¢ Co
Prof
Peruna
Pierce's
Pitts Cuticura
J. Aronson
Columbia ST
Seater & CO
First Ave
Second Presbyterian
Rabbi Joseph
Ballard Society
Chauncey
Richards
State of Washington
County of King
Ellen M. Calhoun
William M. Calhoun
Ebien M. Calhoun
Eald King County
Eald
Boyd J. Twllman
Anid Court
A. Kobpefli
K. Sick Ela
Eluiot Opticl
Heusay Building
Third and
Pike
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Paul
Mt Paul
Gt. Manta
Lous
Heattle
Olympic
Gray
Tecome
Boo- Sene
Great Northern
Poul
Mt. Vernom
Columbia
Canadian Pacific
Success
Recond Avenue
Pike-st
NNONS
Boston Grocery
Sain
Shannon
Watch Out Ad
LION
Atfler
South Cor, Main
Workingmen's Headquarters
Chistmas
Lake Union
Mike Street
James Cochran
Alan
Winter & Harper Co
Second Ave
Burke Ridg
Seattle, Wash
Holiday Entertainment
Kimball
D. S. Johnston
Burke
Quaker Drug Co
First Ave. Globe Building
Bargain House
K. M. Kalaf
Pike St
Goldman
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
Express
Harvard
University St. L
Maxwell
Salyard
Pott Albrik
Balbo Holida
Iy. Price
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