Benefit Famine Aid Concert by Scandinavian Clubs
An entertainment for famine relief in Finland is set for tomorrow at the Scandinavian North Star and Baltic clubs hall. The program features songs, soloists, a Swedish choir, piano and violin duets, and a baritone recital, with a reception and address by Magnus Turnblad. Also noted are local property transfers and a church talk by Polish lecturer Bobeteki at Battery Street Methodist Episcopal Church, plus an aged couple’s marriage in Green Lake after a ceremony by Superior Judge Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
North Star
Baltic
Calter Magnus Turnblad
Howeleatcal
Mies Minnie Magnuson Pentoiin
Enene
Hvalin
Denaida Lund
Polo Manon
J Ohrle Bolgen
Boomla
Male Chotr Bong
Olaf Tryberg
Bi, Cottertl
Bobeteki
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Randahl
Bertha Christianson
Griffin
Green Lake
Markets Report Prices and Commodities Amid Arrivals
The market notes large arrivals of farm products and varied wholesale prices. Fresh ranch eggs and live poultry appear with fluctuating rates, Wenatchee apples arrive by carload, and vegetables show mixed prices such as lettuce at 61.60 per box and rhubarb at 24 percent per pound. Prices to producers include hay, timothy, oats, and grain notes, with broader commodity ranges for eggs, poultry, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna
Thie City
Considine Favored in Theatre Case Appeal
Police interference in the People's theater operation on the temperance plan is delayed until the Raninet TJ case is decided on appeal to the superior court. The second Considine case awaits the first’s outcome. no police court trial will occur meanwhile. Leonard Cooper sues the city for 6000 dollars alleging injuries from a sidewalk fall at Eighth Avenue and Marion Street. guardian L Hooper claims inadequate safety measures.
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Considine
People's Theater
Raninet TJ
Leonard Cooper
L. Hooper
Eighth Avenue
Marion Street
Western Central Labor Union Opposes State Boycott Bill
Resolutions from the Western Central Labor Union condemn a pending Olympia measure restricting boycott rights. They urge the King County delegation to defeat the bill, arguing it violates free speech and harms workers by empowering trusts and capital. Copies go to state legislators for action.
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Olympia
Beattie
Western Central Labor Union
King County
de Wasalngtes
Binek
Washinagton
Cur
Washington
Fortunes Mentioned From Small Alaska and California Plots
A note cites Henry Asch of San Frencheen turning $200 into $100,000 from twenty acres in Kern County. It touts a chance in Alaska’s new fields, with $26 for five acres in the Alaska Ott iweek, inviting readers to inspect maps for details.
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Henry Asch
San Frencheen
Kern County
California
Off Felde
Alaska
Property Owners Bet on Second Avenue Franchise
North Beattle property owners proposed a street car franchise on second avenue with a potential 46000 bonus to fund the regrade project. The plan aimed to apply the bonus to cover a 45000 deficit between improvement costs and assessments, but no action occurred due to missing council members and the matter was continued to tomorrow afternoon.
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Beattie Electric Company
Cornell Committee
Beattle Electric Company
Charter Pro Vision
North Beattle
Second Avenue Regrade Tormady
Second Avenue
Hinehart
Siath and
Mackey's Modern Vaudeville Opens at Madison Theater
The Madison Theater week starts Monday March 2 with Mackey's Modern Vaudeville Company direct from an Eastern circuit. Acts include Mackey Cros, Josie Gordon, Hagan Burrell, and the Norwood Bros. Two daily shows. Anna Held debuts in The Lit Duch oma at Grand Theatre with Reginald De Keven and Harry a wae. Beattie Theater features Harry Cerson Clarke in Why Smith Left Home and Cerfanton later in the week. Jessie Shirley brings The Men from Mexico and Hine Grasse of Old Kentucky to the Third Avenue theater via matinees. Spinning offers bicycle repairs.
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Te Wae
Mackey
Modern
Mackey @ Cros
Josie Gordon
California
Eoubrette
Apectaition
Hagan @ Burrell
Norwood Bros
Anna Heldwil
Thoes
Mesara
Reginald de Keven
Harry
Hine Grasse
Old Kentucky
Demand for Damages in Superior Court Case
In the superior court today A Th McGraw sues Carrie Phelps for 6260 alleging unjust detention for 17 hours on a false charge of breaking into a defendant barn. Mrs Phelps did not appear in Justice Court to prosecute. Elevator protests on sidewalk removal were heard. G A Pidduck opposed indemnity but the committee endorsed the ordinances.
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A. Th. McGraw
Auine
Carrie Phelps
Grif
Department of the Superior Court
Council
G. A. Pidduck
Pidduck-Row Company
Horton Block
Opposition on Bremerton Run Sparks Ferry Route Clash
Rumors say Aberdeen may take the Bremerton run as opposition to the steamers Orchard Athion and Intend Piyer of Port Orchard route. Reliance adds a daily Bremerton trip and replaces the Lady of the Lake on the Beattie Chico Port Washington path to West Beattie, intensifying Beattie-Hre merton competition with the Reliance and Heliance services.
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Hirothers
Orchard
Athion
Intend Piyer
Port Orchard Moute
Aberdeen
Beattie
Chico
Port Washington
Weat Beattie
X. Reliance
Bremerton
Beattie-Hremerton
Mownf
Saloonkeeper Henry Henkle Pleads Guilty and Fined
Henry Henklé pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property in superior court and was fined $100. The jail sentence was suspended on condition he report to the court every 96 days until the sentence would have expired. Rev McKinney to preach at Free Methodist church tonight closing a long revival series at Pine and Terry streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Henklé
Fatty
Wis Sen
Mhenkie
McKinney
Free Methodist Church
Pine and
Terry Streets
Tiee
Mr Dunbar Returns From Chicago and Cincinnati Trip
Rainier Grand hotel manager Norace TL Dunbar will arrive in Seattle Sunday night after a business trip to Chicago and to his old home in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Dunbar
Norace TL Dunbar
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Seattle
Chicaro
Cinetanati
Elks Cancel Thursday Musical Over Powell Interruption
The Elks announce a ladies musical set for Thursday night February 14 has been definitively cancelled because of Brother Powell. A usual business meeting will be held. Dr Kibbe has resumed practice.
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Elks
Brother Powell
Kibbe
Elopement case puzzles detectives after wife flees with boarder
Joseph Duteau of 2200 fourteenth avenue south reports his wife eloped with Lawrence Day, a star boarder, taking valuables. Detectives Hubbard and Preeman have no solid clues, while Day claims bunions forced the escape. The missing couple and the man known as Day are unnamed, with the charity event at Trenton Hill Clubhouse noted.
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Joseph Duteau
Fourteenth Avenue South
Hubbard
Preeman
Lawrence Moore
Lawrence Day
Charity
Mercy
Cateau Alove
Eloper
National Guard Units Hold Battalion Drive at Armory
N G W DRILL AND BALL Companies 1 and D Pirot Infantry and Company H of the Signal Corps of the National Guard of Washington plan a battalion drive at the Armory tonight. Dr Williams, oculist and optician, offers eyes treatments and guidance at 344 Reed Building with a slide on eye care and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirot Infantry
Signal Corps
National Guard of Washington
Williams
New York Conservatory Promotes Shorter Graduation Time
The New York Conservatory advertises faster graduation with claims pupils complete programs in one third of the usual time. It touts reduced tuition for French language offerings and a focus on affordable language seminars.
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New York
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Daniel Jones & Co
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Geese
Timothy Hey
Nate
Madison
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Atone
Frederick
Nelson
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Madison Theater
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Ladies’ Hebrew Hbenevolent Society
Snoqualmie Power
H. P
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Jefferson At
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McCarthy Dry Goods Co
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M. Rosenthal & Co
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Superior Court
J. H. Jennings
Lempoye
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Wear
Madison Street
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Oxford
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Byrup
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Pike E Street
J. Redelsheimer & Co
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Dabney
Woodhouse
Pike Street
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O'clork
Burke
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Olcott Payne
Albert Hansen
Henry Hensel
Hinckley
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Jonny Dey
Ah Belo
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