Woman Sells Liquor in Violation of Law
A Sunday incident reports a woman running a New Ene restaurant and bakery at 218 av open through the night. Officer Weallcott found patrons drinking from coffee cups, a warrant issued. later released on bond. Police note prior notoriety and surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
Weallcott
Misa Mary Rigele Waear
Ene
Consid
Woldcott
Witt
Bulidi Ballard
W. 66Th
Mysterious Case Of Beautiful Girl In Los Angeles
A fat young girl known as Iola Dale in Los Angeles was rescued by her family friends and declared she would return to Philadelphia if forgiveness was granted. Detective William Ing discovered her family and induced payment of a $25 vagrancy fine in court. A richly dressed woman accompanied her and paid the fine after she promised to go back to Philadelphia immediately following arrest at the Imperial cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
U. P
Philadelphia
M Dale
Imperial Cafe
Gotterill Opposed to General Bond Issue in Star Comment
The Star argues Gotterill opposes a $513,000 general bonds plan, criticizing city officials and urging restraint on debt. It contends bonds favor private gain, warns of misused funds, and questions the necessity of a broad citywide issue while noting a cited $459,000 graft concern and suggesting careful selection of projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Counell
Repu
Former Councilman Martin Convicted in Graft Case
Pittsburg report states W A Martin of this city was convicted of graft in his official capacity and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Voters league members allege Martin continued to receive graft shares from the exposed city council and claim Councilman Keimn boasted of a ten thousand dollar bribe refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafter
Pittsburg
U. BP
W. A. Martin
Voters’ League
Martin
Kiemn
Hobson Called Cheap by Methodist Leader in Asia
Richard Pearson Hobson was labeled cheap by Bishop M. Harris head of the Methodist church in the Orient in a speech to the Methodist Ministerial Association. Harris spent 36 years in Japan and Korea and criticized Hobson for seeking fame and agitating for a larger American navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
M. ©. Harris
Methodist Church In
Orient
Methodist Ministerial Association
Harris
Japan
Korea
Bishop Harris
Chambers of Commerce
Bank Clearings Reported Across Cities
Seattle Tacoma and Portland report daily clearings with totals and balances. Seattle clears 1,586,408.30 with 220,844.12 balance. Tacoma shows 912,749.69 with 69,763.00. Portland lists 95,431 in clearings and balances.
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Seattle
Portland
Tuberculosis bill approved by legislature discussion
Dr J A Ghent seeks a state sanitarium with an appropriation from 160000 to 124000 to care and prevent tuberculosis. The measure won endorsement from the Methodist Ministerial association as Washington's death rate from the disease is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ghent
Ghent
New Fourth
Washington
Drowned Man Believed Found in Lake Washington Skiff
A homemade skiff with a mast and eagle on Lake Washington near Juanita was found by John Rock. The craft contained a four man’s felt hat and a pocket knife. The body of its occupant is believed drowned after the day’s storm at Cham Point.
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Cham Point
Juanita
Lake Washington
John Rock
Kress on Inspection Tour in West
A. H. Kress, superintending engineer for the Pacific Coast company, arrived in Seattle this morning from San Francisco on an inspection tour. He will review projects and facilities during his visit.
Czar’s Secret Journal Exposed at St Petersburg
Access to Nicholas I’s library reveals the czar’s private reads and the so called Czars Journal. Sections include 10 to 15 folio volumes yearly with 500 to 600 pages each and notes by interior ministers and court officials detailing when he read it and his remarks. Marginal notes by Lieut. Gen. Von Hesse and revisions by Goremykin and Baron Jukull complete the reproduced journal.
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ST. Petersburg
U. P
Russia
Nicholas UI
Selors
Nicholas I
Ceara
Revolutionary Red Cross
Mitchell Contempt Sentence Questioned by Former Editor
Indianapolis dispatch reports 8 M Sexton former Mine Workers Journal editor says John Mitchell never saw the offending article and claims he was unaware of the contempt ruling. Sexton also argues the Mitchell trial before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia violated law requiring trial where the offense occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U. P
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
M. Sexton
Mine Workers’ Journal
Sexton
Mitchell
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Hi Herrin & Co Share Offer Details
600 shares at 20 cents per share indicate a small stock offering linked to Hi M Herrin and Company at 6 Scheuermann. Limited readable data suggests a financial notice or advertisement from a historic ledger or newspaper listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. M. Herrin & Co
Scheuer. Mann. Eee
Petitions Against Gambling Ready for Distribution Citywide
The Anti Race Track Gambling league prepares state petitions for signatures to present to the legislature. People may obtain petitions by cash or address Ole Hanson, 609 New York block. Yesterday petitions circulated in city churches and were widely signed.
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Ole Hanson
New York Block
Christmas Stocking Stolen From Elevator Cage
In Los Angeles on December 2, elevator boy Louis Walters reports a mysterious theft from his Chamber of Commerce building car. A stocking labeled Merry Christmas held steady change all day, then vanished on the final trip when Walters briefly stepped away. The missing stocking prompted an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
U. P
Louis Walters
Walters
Chamber of Commerce
Salmon cargo bound for Philadelphia from Pier 10
Firekine M. Phelps has gathered a salmon cargo at Pier 10 and will wait tonight or tomorrow morning for Bellingham to add freight destined for Philadelphia. Estimates place the global costs of birth, marriage, and burial at 222 million, 3.5 billion, and 75 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firekine M. Phelps
Pier 10
Bellingham
Philadelphia
Religious pictures to be closed out at auction
A splendid assortment of religious pictures is being closed out by the Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co located at 1314 First Ave. The sale offers items originally priced at 260 to 360 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co
Dual identities and a strange medical mystery unfold
A doctor masquerades as a patient named William Kellogg and a Dr Masar loses memory after a sequence of identity swaps. The case involves Dr Wooley and Dr Nicholson, with Masar regaining self after a few days and noting he will rest to figure himself out. In a separate incident, police pursue a prowler only to find a large cat at the basement door.
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William Kellogg
Lews
Dr. Masar
Manar
Kellogg
Mavor
Mawar
Masar
Miek Gunnison
Wooley
Maser
Angelus
Mise
Meas
Dr. Wooley
Donald A. Nicholson
Nicholson
The
Star
Av. N
Frank Bryant
Sam Falkenburn
Capitol Hill
Bryant
Falkenburg
Bryaft
Falkenberg
John O Shea Sentenced After Christmas Release
John Patrick O Shea finished a 63 day chain gang sentence on Christmas Eve and, after drinking heavily, was jailed again within 12 hours. He appeared in police court and pleaded for leniency but was denied. Judge Gordon ordered 90 days on Profanity Hill.
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John Patrick O'Shea
John
Gordon
Canine Adopts Soldier Boys at Fort Lawton
Members of Company B at Fort Lawton report a dog that has adopted the unit and refuses to leave the camp. The dog answers to Brownlie and wears a tag reading 604 Lithay. A steamer Triverton arrived today in San Pedro with cargo from Tacoma.
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Co. Bs
Fort Lawton
Triverton
San Pedro
Tacoma
Plea for Prisoner as Policeman Secures Liberty
Patrolman Mark Hubbard interceded when George Wheeler, a giant steamboat worker, threatened to cut a man with a razor at Colman pier. Wheeler, found drunk and boasting of harming Hub, was disarmed and jailed after a police judge admonished him and allowed bail.
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George Wheeler
Mark Hubbard
Pocourt
Wheeler
Hubbard
Colman
Hub
Abbard
Gorthia
Pris
Changes in Finch Trial Opens Rebuttal in Portland Killing
In Portland Oregon the Finch murder trial heard rebuttal testimony as the state showed a notarial seal used to authenticate a document was found inside a closed pigeonhole in attorney Halph Fisher’s desk after the shooting. The defense failed to impeach stenographer Verna Burkhart who witnessed Fisher’s death.
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Portland
Ore
U. P
James A. Finch
Halph Fisher
Pinch
Fisher
Verna Burkhart
Pinher
Man Arrested After Threatening Daughter Over Company
Conrad Schilliuff living near the Country club north of Hazard was arrested last night and jailed awaiting formal charges. The sheriff remains in the county jail. The Chamber of Commerce will not hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow due to the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks’ Club
Conrad Scchiliiff
Country Club
Hazard
Sehiliriff
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Pacific Cuts City to St. 11 Draw Rate
Canadian Pacific announces a rate cut from 46 to 42 for standard drawing between this city and St. 1 1. The reduction takes effect at the start of the year and marks an initial step in revising A. P. travel rates.
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Canadian Pacific
Iit
St. 1
Spain Wine Prices Rally After Strong Vintage
Dealers report prices for Spanish wines steady to higher after a robust vintage. Market notes point to growing demand from collectors and restaurants, with enthusiasts seeking value in midrange bottlings and limited releases.
Frederick & Nelson Semi Annual Furniture Sale
Frederick and Nelson promotes a semi-annual sale with living room and storage items. Highlights include a loose-cushion mahogany rocker at 9.75 with back panels and leather upholstery, a mahogany music cabinet at 13.50 with five sliding shelves, a roll front, and precise dimensions, and a mahogany rocker at 7.25 noted for high back and leather seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick & Nelson
Iron Bed Special in Brass Spindle Design
Vintage ad describes a full size iron bed finished in Vernis Martin with continuous posts and top bars, brass spindles, ornamental chilis at both ends, seven uprights per end connected by cross bars. Special price listed at $6.25.
Aid for Inventor's Son in Presenada Murder Case
Theodore Johnston of this city hastens to Presenada by order of the state department. William B Morse, son of the inventor of telegraph, is held on a murder charge of a Mexican.
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San Dingo
Cal
Dee
Theodore Johnston
Presenada
William B. Morse
Austria Rules the World Motto Credited to Frederick III
The Latin proverb initialed as A ETO U or Austria Est Imperati Orbi Universi is attributed to Emperor Frederick III. The phrase proclaims Austrian supremacy and appears in historical references to his reign.
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Frederick III
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