Mamie Tharp Deceived and Drugged in Pike Street Saloon
Mamie Tharp, 16, a telephone girl in Georgetown, testifies that a man lured her to a saloon on Pike Street and compelled her to drink beer, leading to alleged theft of money and jewelry from Mrs. Faulk. Her mother and pastor explain her previously spotless reputation while the man remains charged with the manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Tharp
Mrs. Faulk
Aloon
Pike
Georgeyen
Mother
Ughter
Mamie
Mrs. Tharp
Pike Street
Congress
Georgestown
Jane
Alaska
Mamile
Merv
Kemp
Tens
Byers & Byers
Tharp
Newgeg
Ihs
H. J. Harteell
Methodist Church
Thie Town
Thie Place
Mise Tharp
Soon & Man
Willette
Methodist Sunday School
Miss Tharp
Taming of the Shrew shines at Grand Theatre in Hanford's company
Charles Tr. Hanford presents Shakespeare comedy The Taming of the Shrew at the Grand with strong support from Ian Marie Dormnah as Katharine and Robert Lee Allen as Grumio. Hanford receives curtain calls after a celebrated Petruccio performance. Tonight and Saturday show follow, while Madison Theater vaudeville bills feature Norwood Brow, Morgan and Chester, LaCrote, the Lewis sisters, and Duffy children starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Manford
Shakespeare
Charles Tr. Hanford
Mr. Hanford
Ian Marie Dormnah
Rose Curry
Grumioa
Robert Lee Allen
Madison
Norwood Brow
Morgan & Chester
Paul LaCrote
Lewis Sisters
Duffy
Bill Mackey
Modern Vaudeville Company
Baastern
State Wins 10 Percent of Liquor License Tax
Supreme Court ruling favors the state and citys obligation to pay 10 percent of liquor license tax into the treasury reversing a lower court demurrer. The decision settles the legal question as final and binds municipalities as well as the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ships Overdue and Local Notices Reported
Overdue ships including the Pritie bark Dunearn near Pitcairn Island with coal cargo. Reinsurance rates rise to 25 percent as 220 days out from Cardiff. Vendee 108 days from Harrow to Townsville at 15 percent. River Fallock days from Samarang to Boston at 26 percent. Also news of a Roosevelt invitation to the Geo. H Forteon camp and marriage licenses for local couples. Mortality record notes Thomas Waller Boardman’s death and asylum commitment for Gus Peterson. Robert McCarthy convicted of burglary in Howth Park incident.
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Lynn Canal
Bitha
Cardif
Pitcairn Teland
Cape Horn
Harrow
Townsville
Samarang
Boston
J. Guy Micheller
Jeesie Pickens
Beattie
John
Orth
Meattia
Minnie Hein
Minneapolia
Thomas Waller Boardman
Sixth Avenue
Olympia
Gus Peterson
Green Lake
Tallman
Robert McCarthy Wen
Superior Court
McCarthy
Howth Park
Ant
Etelen
Malleum
Wickneas
Iuther Pomel
BELL
P. M. Miller
Marion
Stolen Vest and Money Reported to Police
F A Dolan rushed to the police station reporting a vest containing money worth more than 160 dollars stolen from under his pillow while he slept in a Nevada house room. He had kept the valuables under the vest to prevent theft. he awoke to find the vest missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dolan
Tes Srn
Se Wreater
Nevada
Dolan
Beattle Search For Boys Missing From Whatcom
Two youths George Yorum and Alien Etrick raider fled from Whatcom yesterday and are believed to be en route to Beattle. They left on the 12:40 train. Seattle police have been asked to locate them.
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George Yorum
Alien Etrick
Raider
Whatcom
Beatte
Beattle
Heattle
Social Arts and Club Events Highlight City Nights
A busy sequence of social gatherings fills the week with balls dances and club meetings. Mrs Hyland and the Misses Holmes host a fancy dress ball at 110 Thirtieth Avenue South while the Midnight Adieu Club hosts a refined social. The onedicts' Dancing Club performs at Renton Hill Clubhouse and J C Haines entertains guests in honor of Miss Grace Mack who heads to Chicago.
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Little's
Mre. Hyland
Misses Holmes
Thirtieth Avenue South
Onedicts
Renton Hil
Germanta Hall
George B. Kittinger
California
Ruskin Reed
Eighteenth Avenue South
Alpha Club
Shakespeare Club
M Holyoke
Hiehard II
Beattie Laundry Drivers’ Protective Association
Christenson
Schubert Club
Pawnbrokers Ordered to Pay City License in Supreme Court Ruling
The Beattie case ends with 25 pawn brokers required to pay annual licenses of 1000 to the city. City Attorney Deliruier calls the ruling a victory while noting it may force shuttering of some shops. The decision, affirmed up the line to the supreme court, leaves pawn brokers to obtain new licenses or close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille Deliruier
Beattie Pawnbrokers
Haylocks
Supreme Court
Cherry Street
George
Tucker
Beattie
Somat
Delialer
Presbyterian Church
Georgetown
Etere
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Irust
Kemp Tuat
Mr. Paulk
Ralph W
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mise Agnes C. Jewett
Roy
Roy Bingham
Grant Street
Washington
Anna Helds
Kibbe
Geo. H. Forteon
Carpenters’ Hall
Roosevelt
Forteen Women's Bettef Society
O'Hagan
Hagen
Academy of Holy Names
Europe
J. M EB Atkinson
L. Denny
Cameron
Btone
Fisher & Lane
Second Avenue
Dunlap
Ravenna Park
H.$.turner &Co
Globe
Epra
Corie
Maree
Cheney Ee
Monarch Shoe Co
B. Alexander
M. A. Gray & Co
Morris
King County
J. A. Paine
Pioneer Building
Ve Rails
Soc
Monarch Shoe&Clothing Co
First Avenue
Seattle
Postoffice
THE
BON Marche
Babe
Chyldren
Bears
Oxford
Monte
Carlo
Aew
Eiderdown
Henrietta
Carle
Kersey Monte
Gray Howmann
Gael
Norodhof
Lénie Howe
Melton
Ste
Hamburg
American Thread Co
Sime
Apedal
Solid Oak
Crockery Dept
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and Springets
Touraine
BB J
Hickey
Prop
Occidental Avenue
Main Street
Main
Overcole Optical
New York
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