Proclaim Moore the Best Mayor Seattle Has Ever Had
A gathering at the Grand House noon meeting praised Mayor William Hickman Moore and called for his re election. Speakers, including Hi L Sizer and Dr C Kilbourn, urged voters to back Moore over John Miller citing leadership and city improvement.
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Moore
Seattle
Wappenstein
Thomson
Beattie
William Hickman Moore
Cheasty
Hi. L. Sizer
John Miller
C. Kilbourn
Robert E. Saunders
W. A. Shannen
Election officers told to report counts to comptroller immediately
Comptroller Carroll orders returns to be sent as soon as votes are counted. It was announced that on election night special street cars will leave the news section at 2 o clock and again at 3 ninety, carrying passengers both ways.
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Carroll
Tt Ie
Apecelal Street Care
Businews
Fake deputy robs man in Sedro Woolley case
A man calling himself R. K. Dunham posed as a deputy sheriff at Carl Armstrong’s home on January 10. He claimed an arrest warrant for defrauding an innkeeper and demanded $120 in damages for mental anguish after taking a bill and a ring and note.
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R. K. Dunham
Carl Armstrong
Sedro-Woolley
Armstrong
City Party Candidate for Councilman D Bates Profile
Bates, a 16 year Se ar resident and Maker by trade, campaigns as a city party nominee. He supports municipal utility ownership, a municipal telephone system, day labor street improvements, city light and water inspections, and strong street car service to the north end.
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D. Bates
Spon
Sear
Sanday
Organized Labor for Mayor Moore
The Central Labor Council voted to participate in the Mayoral event titled Organised Labor for Mayor Moore. A committee was formed to handle arrangements and President Edward Carlson will preside. C. C. Young of the AFL and other labor leaders will speak. Mayor Moore will speak briefly after addressing railroad men at Eagles Hall.
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Central Council
Edward Carlson
C. C. Young
American Federation of Labor
Moore
Eagles Hall
Burglary and Robbery Report Under Chief Wappenstein
Official records show two year period from June 1904 to June 1906 listing burglaries and robberies including residences and stores. A 1966 update cites a longer span under Chief Wappenstein with totals of burglaries and hold-ups through present time.
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Wappenstein
Aeannna
Agaskeen
Lumbermen hold Western Retail association convention in Tacoma
The Western Retail Lumbermen's association opens its 5060-strong session in Tacoma with President George E. Merrill presiding. Delegates from the Pacific Coast lumbermen and related associations attend as Portland and Seattle vie to host the 1906 1909 meeting in forthcoming years.
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United Press
Tacoma
Western Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Elke Hall
George E. Merrill
Salt Lake City
R. L. McCormick
P. A. Simpkins
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast Lumbermen, Manufacturer’ Association
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Oregon and
Man Sues Puget Sound Electric Railroad Over Fumes Claim
Thomas C. Collins, ordered from the Claas coach to the amoker, sues Puget Sound Electric Railroad for damages claiming illness from tobacco fumes aboard a train car. The case alleges harm from exposure while traveling.
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Thomas C. Collins
Claas
Amoker
Puget Sound Electric Railroad
Collins
Night riders target Kentucky farmer home. family unharmed
Night riders fired the residence of Bruce Gregory near Hopkinsville, injuring his wife as she aided, while Gregory and baby survived. A pursuing company hunts the riders amid recent trouble. earlier a coffin was found in Denny Park where a former cemetery lay.
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Hopkinsville
Bruce Gregory
Gregory
Denny Park
Arrest Reds in Chicago Prompt Police Crackdown
Police Chief Skippy leads a citywide hunt for anarchists amid warnings from Chicago authorities. The crackdown targets suspected radicals as officers raid hotbeds and prepare to widen the sweep after improving informant nets.
WANTS JEROME REMOVED IN METROPOLITAN STREET HALLWAY CO
Albany February 27 The minority stockholders commission led by William P King demands the removal of District Attorney Jerome. King cites alleged failure to prosecute traction cases and filed a 48 page brief with Governor Hughes detailing the claim.
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Albany
N.Y
Jerome
Wm. FP. King
Metropolitan Street
Hughes
Lumbermen Prepare for IC C Freight Rate Decision
Co FP White chairs the lumbermen freight committee and Austin Griffithe counsel head to Washington to attend the interstate commerce commission ruling on lumber tariffs. The industry contends the increase is legal and anticipates further testimony before the March 4 decision.
Morton to Visit Seattle in Early April
Pawel Morton former secretary of the navy and head of the Equitable Life Insurance Co will visit Seattle early in April. The trip underscores ongoing ties between public service and the Equitable corporation amid industry discussions.
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Pawel Morton
Navy
The
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Seattle
Fede
Equitable
Burglary at Renton Mill H A Bonds Home Steals Valuables
Borglare broke into the Renton Mill company residence of H A Bonds in Renton last night and escaped with a silver watch a double gold chain a gold ring and four notes totaling eighty dollars.
Man Sues For Admission To City Schools Over Tuition
P F Morrow of Hallard seeks a writ of mandate in superior court to force School District No 1 and the school board to admit his four children Frankie Leona Veda and Johnnie to the city public school or appear in court. He says he is a registered voter and the children were suspended for refusing to pay tuition. Officials claim the family formerly lived at Oak Lake and should attend the district there.
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P. F. Morrow
Hallard
Morrow
Frankie
Leona
Veda
Johnnie
Oak Lake
Deportation Ordered for Longtime U.S. Resident Nay Lay
Nay Lay a Chinese woman who came to the United States as a child will be deported by court order. She arrived in Bozeman Montana yesterday in custody of U S Marshal A W Merrifield and Mrs Merrifield. She will sail to China on the steamship Minnesota. Nay Lay was sold as a slave in youth and later converted to Christianity. She later obtained an American divorce and lived in Bozeman where she became known to local church members. The deportation order was upheld by the courts despite challenges at the highest level.
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Nay Lay
United States
Botemafn
Mont
A W. Merrifield
San Francisco
Bozeman
New Salvation Army Officers Take Command in Seattle
Captain and Mrs. Lyman assume leadership at Salvation Army corps No. 2 located at 1524 Fifth Ave Seattle. Lyman, born in the Hawaiian Islands, follows a lineage of missionaries. Ballard hosts a new Army branch opened last Sunday under Brigadier Jenkins, boosting five new corps in the city.
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Salvation Army Corps
Fifth Av
Lyman
Captain Lyman
Hawaiian Islands
Salvation Army
Rev
David Lyman
Congregational Board
Boston
President McKinley
Weet Point Academy
California
Ballard
Seattle
Jenkins
Suit Over Injuries From Laundry Wagon Accident
Ellen Josephine Okerbloom sues Supply Laundry Co for 5000 dollars claiming injuries to Ida Okerbloom after a laundry wagon hit her on Harvard Way between Thomas and Harrison Aves on Oct 11 last year. The suit alleges reckless speed. Albert Smith was arrested near Port Townsend for deserting his wife Winifred Smith of 716 27th Ave who says he left her December 22.
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Ellen Josephine Okerbloom
Supply Laundry Co
Ida Okerbloom
Harvarday
Thomas
Harrison Ats
Albert Smith
Port Townsend
Winifred Smith
Welsh to Give Two Concerts This Saturday
The Welsh people of this city plan two concerts on Saturday one in the afternoon and one in the evening in honor of David's which falls on Sunday. The event will feature performances largely in the native tongue with a Be pains concert in English.
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David
Eng
City Bus Routes Revisions Begin Saturday
Wallingford line will run up Third Avenue instead of Second Avenue. Cedar Street North Queen Anne and East Queen Anne lines will proceed directly north on Second Avenue.
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Wallingford Av
Cedar St
Queen Anne
East Queen Anne
Funeral service for Mrs Daisy M Haglund Friday afternoon
The funeral service for Mrs Daisy M Haglund wife of J J Haglund who died at Linda Hazzard residence will be held at Butterworth & Sons chapel Friday at 2 o clock. The body will be cremated at Mount Pleasant crematory.
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Daisy M. Haglund
J. J. Haglund
Linda Hazzard
Butterworth & Sons
Mount Pleasant
New Six Story Building Planned at Fifth Ave and U Street
A six story building is planned for the corner of Fifth Avenue and U Street by C. J. Smith. The project will be named once plans are finished and the structure should be ready for occupancy by August 1.
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Fifth Av
U. At
C. J. Smith
Fremont residents raise funds for library site
The Ninth Ward Improvement club collects funds for a library site in Fremont district with donations over 1000 from local citizens. Gov Albert E Mead John F Miller and others will speak at a Republican meeting at the Dreamland rink tonight under the Swedish Republican club name. Other GOP meetings follow at Kirkwood hall in the eleventh ward Lakeside batt Dunlap in the twelfth ward and Broncon’s hall Brighton Beach also in the twelfth ward.
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Albert E. Mead
John F. Miller
Dreamland Rink
Swedish Republican Club
Kirkwood Hall
Lakeside Batt
Dunlap
Broncon's Hall
Hrighton Beach
Miller Heifner Conspiracy Alleged in City Election
The Star reports Miller managers distributed Heifner pamphlets accusing a charter flaw and an alliance with A J Goddard to knife him by aiding Heifner while Miller seeks Republican unity. Goddard says he does not know if the charge is true and will not comment.
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Miller
A. J. Goddard
Charles G. Helfner
Heifner
Ninth Ward
Charles G. Heifner
Fourth Ward
Boren Avenue
Cherry Street
Oriental Block
The
Moore
Goddard
Post-Intelligencer
Mr. Goddard
Lived Together Five Days Ends With Divorce Sought
Viola Sadler McDonald of San Francisco sues Richard H. McDonald for divorce after five days of marriage. She alleges cruelty and desertion and seeks alimony of 250 dollars per month plus 100 dollars in counsel fees.
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United Press
Ban Jobe
Cal
Richard H. McDonald
San Francisco
Dick” McDonald
The
Pacific Bank
Viola Sadler McDonald
Reverend Browne Stirs Norfolk With Petrine Betrayal Theory
In Norfolk on February 27 the Jewish rabbi from New York, Rev. Dr. Edward Browne, spoke to the Jefferson society, asserting that Peter betrayed Jesus rather than Judas. His lecture argued against the view that Judas sold Jesus to his enemies, creating a religious sensation.
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United Press
Norfolk
Edward Browne
New York
Jefferson Society of Norfolk
Judas
Apostle Peter
Browne
Jesus
Advertisements Declared Secured by Fraud in Seattle Books
Justices George and Carroll ruled that ads for Seattle Today and Greater Seattle were obtained fraudulently. The National Publishing Co sued dozens of advertisers for unpaid placements, claiming identical content though issued as separate publications with different colors and titles. Proprietors A A Meyers and M J Coleman operated the firm in the Globe block.
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Seattle
George and
Carroll
Agei
National Publishing
Solia
A. A. Meyers
M. J. Coleman
National Publishing Co
Globe
City party campaigns hold final meetings across multiple venues
Tonight and over the weekend the city party conducts final campaign gatherings at Odd Fellows hall Fremont Mountain View Station Green Lake Afro American club hall and Hibernian hall. Mayor Moore and George F Cotterill will address clergy and lay audiences including Methodist ministers at Asbury M E church Fremont and again at the Grand Opera house for closing demonstrations.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fremont
Mountain View Station
Greenlake
Third Ward
Moore
George F. Cotterill
Asbury M. E. Church
Hibernian Hall
Ninth and
Yesler
Youngstown
Grand Opera House
Unlicensed practitioner charged after patient’s death
George Ensing self styled dentist surgeon was arrested at Portage Vashon Island for practicing medicine without a license. The charge stems from Myrtle Miner Dennis of Vashon who died February 11 in St Joseph Hospital Tacoma after Ensing attended her during confinement. The information was filed by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Vanderveer.
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George Ensing
Sheriff Hill
Portage
Vashon Island
Mra
Myrtle Miner Dennis
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Labor
WSS
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League For Good
Ff Council
P.J
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A. L. Porter
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Skippy
BM. Dunne
Father Heinrichs
Denver
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Morton
Renton
Sues Supply Laundry CO
Murphy
Walgren
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