Judge George Reappointed to Second Term as Police Judge
Justice of the Peace George was reappointed by state law to a second term as police judge in the city. He has served over 11 years and received general support in the petition for renomination. The appointment governs municipal and police judiciary across cities. A separate note mentions the German liner Neko arriving from Tacoma to Port Madison with cargo of flour and beer, an uneventful voyage except for a Central American Chilean sailor who jumped overboard and drowned.
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Justice of the Peace
George
Humes
Neko
Tacoma
Port Mad
Seiler
Closing Out Music Sale At Seattle Residence
The closing out sale of near fifty books being conducted by D Johnston at their big Seattle house 103 Second Avenue has stirred the community for four months. This opportunity to buy music at less than cost is the talk of the Pacific coast.
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Johnston
Seattle
Second Avenue
Mra
Erastus Brainerd
Fifth Avenue
Aesun
Victoria
Mustest Club
Christensens Hall
Micers Cleary
Ninth Avenue
Catillion Club
Littier’ Hall
K. M. McKee
Eldred
W. Bophomore
Chretensen
Christensen
Wm. T. Miles
Madison Street
Alpha Club
China
Seattle Caledonian Society of
Pacific Coast
Christensen’s Hall
Notable Piano Showcase At Warerooma Salons
Arrivals attract crowds as Joe the Most popular piano maker leads a vast Kimball piano display. The store offers extensive instrument selections including violins music boxes guitars mandolins and accordions with easy terms and exceptional values. Also sole agents for Jamblia Phonograph Co with 1 cylinder machines up to 100 and flat disc models 20 to 29.
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Fost
Arene
Joe
Kimball
Jamblia Phonograph Co
Castro Accepts Arbitration Proposal for Venezuela Row
The State Department confirms Minister Dawen sent word that Castro accepted the powers’ arbitration terms for a Washington conference. Venezuela’s Bowente to act as Venezuelan representative if sentiment favors this method, potentially avoiding a Hague tribunal and leading to a final disposition.
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D.C
State Department
Dawen
Castre Hee
Mt i
Bowente
Venezuela
Hague
Riot and union row as witnesses face questions
Commission testimony in Philadelphia recounts Ferguson describing assault by union men and officials dodging questions about rioters. Mitchell defends the union while noting aid to striking workers and possible relief fund support amid the Zeney murder case.
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Ferguson
Bia
Clarence Gilney
Miners’ Union Executive Board
Ite Rante
Jo Gray
Short
Engermore Mitchell
Seation
Mitchell
Lanham
Daniel Zeney
Union Relief Fund
Local Council Deliberates on Public Works and Appointments
Tonight in Queen Anne Cil USS the council will discuss the Second Avenue parade Standpipe Park echoingense site and other matters. The measure to appoint K H Nishimoto a Japanese merchant patrol to a special seerman without pay was rejected by Mayor Humes. The Japanese association opposed the appointment. A frame that body declaring Nishimato fit for the post was prevented from meeting the mayor.
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K. H. Nishimoto
Seerman
Humes
Nishimato
Pair of Local Tragedies and Inquest Planned
Phi Cronin, who wed at Bienoh ieh, boarded a freight train at Sky komieh this morning and was later found dead on the tracks near Sky komen. Coroner Heye to hold an inquest. Cronin leaves a family in Bio howntah. Ada Favir, a known tender adjudged sane, was arrested on a charge of being a Mor derty person by patrolmen Lillie and Carr. J Kr Hendin, 24, found dead in his bed at a Columbia cottage. coroner to investigate tuberculosia claims.
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Bnohomieh
Skykomieh
Skykomen
Heye
Biohowntah
Ada Favir
Lillie
Carr
J. KR. Hendin
Columbia
Oeoar Mundin
Cty
Mundin Tethem
Congress in session acts on veterans and war bills
In Washington the senate chaplain invoked Andrew Carnegie in prayer and a petition from Spanteh was read. Veterans advocate statehood for New Mexico. A proposal to award a medal of thanks to General Snatos and his troops was offered. The house moved to consider a police bill to raise officer rank and pay funded by the Philippine treasury. Littlefield was tasked to draft a resolution to study coal transport by ship and railways cooperation.
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Jan
Senate
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Benatornn
Spanteh
New Mesiow
Aegee
Spain
Poraker
Congress
Snattos
House
Yachoplass Constabulary
Philippine Treasury
House Committee of Merchant Marine
Littlefield
Maine
Board considers another school bond issue
The board of education met last night to discuss a new bond issue to meet growing needs in the Hsenttic school district. The district's current indebtedness stands at 1,425,000 and a report on the bond proposal is expected at the next meeting. Substituting teachers on a regular basis was rejected as unnecessary. A large amount of routine business was transacted.
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Board of Education
Hsenttic
Suing the City Over Madison Street Excavation Injury
Dera McCormick sues the city claiming injuries from a Madison street trench at night in October. The complaint argues the area lacked lighting to warn pedestrians of the danger and that the case will be heard by Judge Morris.
Examiners Expel Applicant Over Quis Book Incident
The state medical examination closed after the board expelled Dr Volp of Orewen for referencing a quiz book during the test. The board adopted a resolution barring him from ever attempting a Washington medical certificate. Examinations ended with an estimated 15 to 80 percent passing. recruit results were announced later.
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M. Vol
Orewen
Portland
Volp
Board of Examiners
Washington
Dance Hall Man Leaves City for Trial Postponement
Watkins' attorney obtained an indefinite postponement in municipal court yesterday due to the defendant's absence from the city. Weins was reported to be on an extended visit to California, with the length of the absence left to conjecture.
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Wee
Watkins
Sty
Iee
Weins
California
Sailor Vogan Claims He Was Dead and Insane
German sailor Oecer Vogan was examined by court officers after claiming he had been killed three weeks earlier. He refused to declare if he was dead, insisting he had been "completely killed" yet remained indignant at the notion of being alive. Police also note a theft report from T. W. Forryher for carpentry tools.
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Oecer Vogan
Pee Department No. 4
Wes Strom
Land of the Living
Man Freed After Dismissal In Robbery Case
Moberg, charged with robbery, was released from county jail when the superior court dismissed the case due to the absence of key prosecution witness A. Anderson. The event followed a delayed realization by Moberg’s attorney Hoberg, who had not been in court, delaying notice of the dismissal for hours.
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A. Anderson
Anderson
Burt
Hoberg
Haraut
Pate
Banquet Honors Retiring Attorney Walter B Fulton
A banquet at Rainier Orand honored Walter B Fulton, retiring prose cutting attorney, with friends from the legal fraternity attending. The room and table were well decorated. attendees included Ankeny, Delton, Vince, Emery, Hart, Meade, and others.
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Walter B Fulton
Rainier- Orand
Bie
Walter
Puton
Ankeny
Chartes
Delton
Vince MH
Pubes
G Meade Emery
Mart
Tee B
Hart
Wilmawee
Jon
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George U
Massive Clothing Stock Sale At The Rival Store
A brisk sale dusts shelves after a full day of advertising drastic discounts. The Rival on Beyond Avenue Street promotes clothing hats and other items with “adjusted by the underweit era” pricing and urges crowds to buy while stock lasts.
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Avenue Street
L. L Hoffman
Bargains in City Lots Across Seattle Areas
Real estate ads offer four city lots near Lake and Green Lake with prices from 110 to 600. Vacant lots on Madison street and Queen Anne Heights list 400 to 500 and nearby buy options include a depot area and Washington Rainier Heights. Two firms, QUALMEIM & HOLMAN and Cook Co., promote affordable parcels and improved lots near streets and avenues in multiple neighborhoods.
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Seattle
Lote
Green Lake
Sven
Madison
Qualmeim & Holman
New York Plack
Olympia
Ralnter Suen Lawn
Denny Hill
Queen Anne
School
Bogute & CO
Pacific
25Th Avenue
Washington Street
Rainier Heights
Queen Anne HN
Womsn
Per
Lay v Fine
Ylor Cook Co
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