Petition demands double tracking Green Lake line in Seattle
Article notes Frank Shuck and supporters urge Seattle Electric to add double tracks on the Green Lake line with service extended to Winslow. Petition seeks ordinance requiring immediately running cars both directions, extended hours, and through cars with penalties for noncompliance.
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Frank Shuck
Green Lake
Wee & Canls
Nomina Mee
Bier
Seattle
Shuck
Lake
Seattle Electric
Green
Double Fe
Fremont
Se- Electric Company
City of
Seat Company
Fifth
Pike
Winslow
Priest
Seattle Electric Company
Divorce Law Conference Opens With Delegates From States
About 150 delegates from almost every state and territory attend the opening of a national conference in Washington on a proposed uniform divorce law. Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania presides, with Albert Dabney of California as vice president and W H Staak of Pennsylvania as secretary. South Carolina is absent due to its lack of divorce laws.
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Washington
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South le c
Albert Dabney
California
W. H. Staak
Hotel Runner Leo Wild Arrested for Depot Violation
Leo Wild a hotel runner was arrested at the depot by Officers Wickham and Putnam for violating depot rules. He stepped beyond permitted lines while pursuing business, became confrontational, and was taken in. He posted a $10 bail for a Justice Gordon appearance.
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Leo Wild
Wickham and
Putnam
Leo
Justice Gordon
Bailocchi Sues City Over Seized Saloon License
Baio cchi sues the city in superior court to recover a license fee and back value after city officials revoked his First Avenue saloon license. He asserts the permit had not expired and one month remained. He also claims $166.66 for the time the license was held.
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Frank Balocchi
Frank's Place
First Av
Superior Court
Halocchi
Jacobs
William McNamara
Frank Kramer
Batocchi
Mill Men Drowned Near Clipper Mill
Herbert Hatton and James Farmham, Standard Mill Company workers at Clipper in Whatcom County, drowned last night in the Nooksack River near the mill. They presumably recrossed the river after helping move a donkey engine. their boat overturned and a search for the bodies began immediately.
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Sedro-Woolley
Wash
Herbert Hatton
James Farmham
Standard Mill Company
Clipper
Whatcom County
Nooksack
City Briefs: Seattle Trip Delays and Local Events
Governor MeIania of Yukon territory postponed his Seattle trip after departing Victoria for Ottawa to present recommendations. Josiah Penniman spoke on The Bible in Literature at Y M C A. Fruit inspectors urge spraying as King County orchards report good conditions. Myron T. Haymes addressed Y W C A reaper service on Ideal Young Womanhood. St Mary’s Church plans drama Dutch Jake tonight. Socialist meeting featured Titus responding to Father Chabotin. Harry J. Blackwell, Seattle mining figure, dies at 1917 Howard Ave home. Boylston Avenue Unitarian to hold annual meeting with supper. Welsh residents to meet March 2 at Christensen’s hall. Frances Gage visits Beattie. Mount Zion Baptist fair Feb 21–22–23 to fund church at 20th and Madison. Judge Hanford busy with motions and trial dates in federal court. Mrs. Kaufman reports hair store entry. Philip Parhosky, drunk, fell from trestle near Thirday and Jackson, uninjured. Second accident at that location this year.
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MeIania
Yukon Territory
Seattl
Victoria
Ottawa
Seattle
Josiah Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Y. M. C. A. Sunday Club
Hopkins
King County
Myron T. Haymes
Y. W. C. A. Reaper
St. Mary's Church
Jake
St. Mary's Hall
Lane
Germania Hall
Titus
Father Chapotin
Harry J. Blackwell
20Th
Madison
Hanford
Kaufman
Istar
Philip Parhosky
Thirday
Jackson
The Theaters Open Strong With Varied West Coast Acts
The Grand Opera House hosts Charlee Hanford performing The Taming of the Shrew followed by Merchant of Venice and Othello with Marie Dromah as Katherine. A curtain raiser The Old Guard impresses, and the Third Avenue offers Human Hearts, praised for its pathos and humor. The Star promises an all star bill with many notable acts and next week Princess Trixie the trained horse.
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Charlee Fr
Hanford
Far West
Petruchio
Marie Dromah
Katherine
Old Guard
Napoleon
Old Guards
Josephine Gaseman
Jones and Walton
Contino
Lawrence
Reckless Reklaw
Stoddard and Wilson
Princess Trixie
Search for the Dora Steamer Deepens in Northern Waters
In Port Townsend Feb 19 Capt Zemro Moore and the Dora crew are in a coastwise search. The missing steamer's captain Zemro Moore is famed for Alaska runs and may be awaiting relief after a possible shaft failure. Family confidence remains high that Dora and crew will be found and safe.
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Port Townsend
Dora
Zemro & Moore
Thin City
Capt Moore
W. ©. Moore
Zemro Moore
Moore
Star
Frans Moore
Santa Ana
Capt. Moore
Zemra
Frangban
Frans
Atlantic
Golden Gate
Juneau
Dutch Harbor
Franz
Kodiak
Wolcot
Excelsior
Newport
Wolcet
Veesel
Ole Stevenson Robbed of $45 After Night with Woman
Ole Stevenson a Swede staying at the European hotel reported to police that a woman he met in a restricted district robbed him of $45 after accompanying him to the Detroit hotel bath on Saturday. He had just arrived from a toy camp and sought entertainment.
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Ole Stevenson
Detroit
Ole
Doctors Begin War on Patent Medicine
King County Medical Society plans stringent action against patent medicine peddlers. A committee will draft recommendations for the legislature to curb widespread sales in the city. The society denounces dope sales as a serious threat to health and urges rapid legal action.
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King County Medical Society
G. H. Randall
Knights of Pythias Celebrate 42nd Anniversary Ball
The Knighte of Pythias chapter holds a ball at the Pythian building for the 42nd anniversary. After a short program and address by Mr. T. P. Revelle the event ends with a dance. Founded in Washington DC by Justin H Rathbone, the order now spans every state plus Alaska Cuba and Hawai 2 islands with membership over half a million.
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Knighte of Pythias
Pythian
T. P. Revelle
Order of the Knigate of Pythias
Washington, D. C
Justin H. Rathbone
Alaska
Cuba
Hawaiian Islands
Minstrel Show Planned at Grand Opera House
The local uniform rank Knights of Pythias plans a big minstrel show at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday March 21 to raise funds for sending a drill team to the annual competition.
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Grand Opera House
Knights of Pythias
Armory Bond Validity Test Heads to Supreme Court
At a Friday armory meeting officials moved to test the legality of bonds for a new Spokane armory. Adjutant General Drain noted two state attorney generals say such bonds are legal. The state has bonds for Spokane and will challenge local bond issues as unconstitutional, with a test case to rise to the superior court then the supreme court at the earliest date.
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Armory Commission
Drain
Bpokane
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Rosalia citizen Bennett dies by own action in Spokane
State news reports the death of C. Bennett, about 60, a prominent Rosalia resident, who jumped from the Monroe street bridge in Spokane Saturday night. The piece also notes Cashmere seeking a public park and plans for new mills in Montesano and Robe.
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C. Bennett
Rosalia
Monroe St
Spokane
Cashmere
Montesano
Sumner Ironworks
Everett Improvement Company
Canyon Lumber Company
Robe
Rocking Chair Thief Spoiled Shine in North Seattle Chase
Patrolman Jackson suspected two rocking chairs were stolen and pursued John Little through back yards and mud puddles to Sixth and Bell where he was captured. Police believe he is behind ongoing trouble in North Seattle.
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Jackson
John Little
Sixth and
Bell
Seattle
Old Oak Shoe Prize Draw Announces January Winners
Seventeen cards win the Old Oak Shoe first prize of 25 dollars and eight ecards claim the second prize of 10 dollars for January. Cards are available at the Men's Shoe Store.
Citizens Propose New Company Over Telephone System Woes
Payalls report the town struggling with the telephone network and residents push to form a new company to take over and improve service. Local leaders weigh options as frustrations mount and community action moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payall
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