Money to Loan Offered by Canadian Bank of Commerce
An OCR fragment describes money loans offered without security to wage earners, clerks, bookkeepers, engineers and salaried workers. It notes the bank’s extensive lending, with a focus on salary and business customers, and mentions The Canadian Bank of Commerce established 1867 with offices in Toronto and cities in Canada and the United States.
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Collina
Songad
James
A Vlerk
Obinnet
Mmoney
Re Ee
Commence
Toronto
Canada
United States
Beatile Dranch
W Holt
Martr
Laborer injured as railing falls on head in Seattle area
Vincent Grifte of Raa, a laborer with Postat etation, was struck on the head by a falling r of tron last evening and was taken to Seattle General hospital with injuries not regarded as serious. The notice also records numerous births and deaths in Seattle area, with names and dates including Henderson, Wilkins, Christensen, and Stewart infant.
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Vincent Grifte
Raa
Tron
Seattle General Hospital
Henderson
M. Henderson
Jackson, Wilkine
J. T. Wilkins
B. Christensen
L. Christensen
Providence Hospital
Stewart—lnfant
Aloha
To Own a Home Affordable Bungalows and Garden Plots
Real estate and gardening notices advertise easy home ownership options near city amenities. Listings include 4 room Hewes houses with city water nearby at low down payments and rent-like balance, plus 4 room and 1 bath options priced around 1500 to 1900. Garden tracts north of the city offer rich loamy soil close to stations and stores. Potential buyers are urged to act for quick opportunities.
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eTee Ieeee Alty
Impr Co
Toy
Des Moines Tacoma Saloon Fight Sparks Town Split
A dispute over a move to eliminate saloons rocks Des Moines and Tacoma with petitions claiming fraud and broad voter support for license continuation. County plans a hearing that could ignite heated, highly charged debate over the saloon issue.
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Des Moines
Tacoma
Combs Widow Seeks Return of Moneys and Effects
Emma J Combs widow of murdered sleeping car porter Mar sal Combs asks that all money and property found on his body or in the room be sent to the Bank of Holden Missouri for disposal by law She notes about $200 in cash and a gold watch on his person The watch was taken by the killer who fled with the belt of money and other effects are held by police Coroner Carroll has the letter for inquiry.
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The
Daily Star Mra
Emma J. Comba
Marsal Combs
Sleeping Car
Bia
Horace Talley
Dailey
Hank
Holden
Combs
Beathes
Vietin
Carroll
Supposed Dead Man Arrested in Kalispell Man Held on Grand Larceny Charge
A. K r Bai ley of Kalispell Montana was arrested at the post office by Patrolman Wickham and held on grand larceny charges. He had disappeared from Kaligo in December and feared death by his own action after his hat and some effects were found on the river bank. His wife had urged him to drown himself but he said the water was too cold.
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A. KR. Bailey
Kalispell
Mont
Wickham
Montana
Kaligo
Ater
Tading
Amusements Weekly Lineup At Local Theaters
The Man of the Hour remains strong at Moore lt drawing large crowds. Arizona plays Grand all week at popular prices. A Celebrated Cane continues to attract at Third Avenue. Amateur night Friday. next week The Female Detective a melodrama by Charles A. Taylor. A Stranger in 5 Strange Land continues at Lots The Coliseum promises new vaudeville features next week. Ben Hendricks in You You 2 runs rest of week at Beatle. Matinee tomorrow noon. At Old Cross Roads opens next Sunday for a week. The Gereka and A Foul Tip draw at Lyric this week with matinees Saturday and Sunday. Pantages Vaudeville features Trio Delaur J Francis Dooley Co University Boy Dancing Girls Dan Harrington in Over the Moon Lizzie Wilson and The Acrobats and gymnasts plus a Pantages film A Tale of the Sea. New vaudeville bill offers distinctively fresh attractions.
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Third Avenue
Charlies A. Taylor
Ben Hendricks
Beatle
Old Cross Roads
Pantages
Trio Delaur
J. Francis Dooley & Co
University Boy
Dancing Girls
Dan J. Harrington
Lizzie Wilson
Ge Dialectic Comedienne
Mr Wells
Miners Voice Support for Arbitration in Labor Standoff
Georgetown union secretary treasurer George F. Bnowden asserts organization officers aid sheriff in restraining unrest at Wilkerson Coal & Coke Co. Disputants deny claims while workers press for higher wages and arbitration remains offered as a solution.
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Wilkerson Coal & Coke Co
Thie
Geo. F. Bnowden
Becy -Treas
Final argument in famed car stake case in Washington
Tomorrow in Washington City W. W. Rows a New York attorney will present the final argument for the lum bermen in the interstate commerce commission proceeding. The case pits the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association against the overland railroads in a noted dispute.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast Lumber
Washington City
W. W. Rows
New York
Mine workforce counts disputed at Wilkerson mines
A reader disputes a Tacoma dispatch claiming 250 workers at Wilkerson mine, saying only 45 employed with just three seasoned miners. The letter argues old miners have not returned, officials fail to lure them back, and no imminent trouble is foreseen despite protests.
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Star
Pee Dispatch
Tacoma
Wilkerson
Tom Morris
Master Builders Elect Officers
W J Waddingham was elected president of the Master Builders association succeeding Cawsey. J J Franklin was chosen vice president, and W Stroll was reelected secretary. Waddingham is a prominent builder at 222 Union St. The open shop issue was not discussed and was handed to the Builders Exchange.
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W. J. Waddingham
Master Huilders’ Association
Charlies Cawsey
Cawsey & Leslie
J. J. Franklin
The
Franklin Fire Proofing Co
W. Stroll
Mr. Waddingham
Union Et
Master Builders
Huilders’ Exchange
Camp No 2 Holds Officer Installation in City
Camp No 2 led by George H Fortson and W D Downey commands a Span find American War Veterans holds installation of officers Thursday evening at 1922 1 2 First Ave followed by a smoker.
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George H. Fortson
W. D. Downey
William Chadwick Arrested for Larceny in Bellingham
William Chadwick was arrested at Bellingham on information from Edward Ling charging grand larceny. Police say Chadwick stole two guns and a suitcase from the complainant. Officer Barck went to Bellingham to take him into custody.
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William Chadwick
Bellingham
Edward Ling
Chadwick
Barck
Industrial association to discuss incorporation plans
The Industrial association formerly known as the Made-in-Seattle committee will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock to further perfect the plans for incorporation.
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The
Industrial Association
Capitol graft charges filed against Cassel Huston Sanderson
In Harrisburg on January 8 1908 charges of false pretense related to furnishing the new capitol were preferred against Hurd Cassel metal furniture contractor of Marietta Joseph M Huston chief contractor and John H Sanderson architect all of Philadelphia. The information accuses them of defrauding the state of sixty thousand one hundred sixty dollars.
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Harrisburg
Capitol
H. Hurd Cassel
Marietta
Joseph M. Huston
John H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Cassel
Huston
Sanderson
New Washington Corporations Filed in Olympia
United Press reports that on January 8 in Olympia new corporate papers were filed with the secretary of state. The Western Washington Fair and Driving Association based in Seattle lists capital of 25000 with organizers J Ed Shrewabury and J O Morse. Also mentioned is Hell Roaring and Cougar Creek Irrigation Company of Camas with 3600 capital and founders H F Froh P J Froh H Kuhnhausen August Hilding F P Andrews and H Hensen.
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United Press
Olympia
Western Washington Fair and Driving Association
Seattle
J. Ed. Shrewabury
J. O. Morse
San Francisco Regime Falls as Geweg Exit Shifts City Politics
San Francisco begins a quiet political transition as the longTerm governing bloc loses influence and Geweg departs, signaling a reshaping of city leadership after three terms of control.
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Py United Press
Rancisco
Siow
San Francisco
Geweg
Oye
Board of Education approves bills and Easter break set
The board ordered payment of Hille against the school district for 42 710 44 and invested about 12 000 of the sinking fund in school warrants to save interest. E Bhorrock was elected president for the year. Easter vacation was set for April 10 to 20.
Currency Movement Improves in Chicago December Trade
December receipts of currency from country points at Chicago banks totaled 95 593 320, the year’s largest month besides January, reflecting a rebound in currency movement. This compares with about 1 000 000 received in November 1907 and 3 962 000 in December 1906.
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Chicago
Jan
Portland AUSA Jas Cole resigns from post
Assistant United States Attorney Jas Cole has resigned his position in Portland Oregon effective immediately, ending his tenure with the U S attorney's office.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Jas Cole
Beaffle City Party Plans Headquarters Opening
At a party meeting last Saturday night an active worker committee was appointed to arrange a headquarters setup for the Beaffle City party. The committee will organize operations ahead of the upcoming municipal election day.
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Sautern
Beaffle City Party
le Bk« Theemntier Up
Afro Political Club meeting at Madison Street hall
A meeting of the Afro American Political Club will be held tonight at the Afro American hall on Madison Street. A declaration of copies will be drawn up as part of the event.
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Afro. Political Club
Madison St
Equitable Building Loan and Investment Association Ad
Twenty sixth semi annual dividend and prospectus for the Equitable Building Loan and Investment Association. The Seattle based firm offers savings at good rates with security and loans on improved Seattle real estate. Officers listed include Charles F Reeves acting president H O Shuey secretary and N R Spencer treasurer HB attorney.
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H. O Shuey
Charles F. Reeves
Shuey
R. Spencer
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Cherry
Ballard
P. Halleen
Ty Hall
Union
University
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Vaudevtile
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Annet, Beattie
Woodlawn
Oscar and
Kirbon
Ache Seattle Co
Thal Concent Wm
P. A. Oscar P
Fred Fertuger
Valley City
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Hawley
Pearn Assaying
Ben. Beamers
Ergareet
P Furniture
Valdes Furniture Co
Piret Mae
Ind. Tere
Perry Georgetown
Meattie
Leary
Teé Righthaw
F. Peterson & CO
Koler Brock
Ind
Deliv. Queen City Feel Co
Singer
Wheeler
New Home
Standard
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Piret Ave
Main
Mercer
Hancon
Her Heights
Roy
Sale Y Busines
Mera Av
Ball
Yester
Ceed
Isthay
East Union
Pioneer
Ida M. Muff
L. Moore's
Attorneys AT Law
Ret Cc. K. Piper
Husband and Wife
Ee Augustus Armstrong
Alfred Gielier
Ruseeli
Teanetere
Eriecipat
Tolman
Balary
Creecent
Marton Blutloun
Osner
Mehihorn
Newton
Green Lake
Wesher Way
Puget Sound National Bank OF Aratl
Atoek Pe Ie
Reo Ae. Ter
Tates
Uni Biites
Europe
Eee
C D Auillman
Adolph Bahreng
Rooth - Whittlesey -Lanford Abstract Co
Queen City
Dentists
Tls Piret
T Union Breek
West Taesday
Osteopathy
DR Wolt
Peeples Hank
Tnd
Pike Main
Johan Dunlap
Dalten
Ee Ee Adame & Brooks
Colman Micek
Samuel O Merrett
Heapotia Institute
Oetoapathy
Anderson Bupply Co
Cherry & Beattie
Lillian Pisher
Voles
Holyoke Meek
Opticians
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Ee Y & GO Olmstrad M
Anne
Seelyer
D. Eye
Hank Bidg Mours
Pallieter
Nees
Pye Bar TI
Alaska
A. M Hansen
Fourth Ave
Pine Street
City Real Estate Co
Valley Garden Secre
Orillia
Renton
Etarte
Betance
vVeny Vine
Beattie
Denson
Carlson
Merion Bios
Phese Main
Nick Little
Fvattie- Tacoma Interurban
Mr. Ri
Seo
C. D. Hillman's
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Great Wheat Belt
Washington
Pacific
Robert Maltry
Downer
New Interurban
Pioneer Square
Bargain Add. P. RR
Pues
South Park
Waah
Birthe
Harrich
W. Tae Rieh
Husen
Howard
Von
J. W. Bruce
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Rackner
T. Rackner
Beatile
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Y. Johnson
Burne
J. I. Burns
Hallard
Miller
W E Miller
Tritton
GP. Tritton
Federal
Seabury
W. H. Heabury
Wildherser
G. L Wildberger
Anuderson
B. J. Anderson
Pearson
W. L. Pearson
Killett & McGregor
U. Seeley, Jr
Geattle
Bar Riverton
Alaska Building
Aurourn
Forert
T.9
North Tith
City Real Estate
Lake Washington
Tod
Green Cane
City Water
Fine View
COX @ CO
Emayerma
Milimen
Boston Harbor
Kali
Lee Hillman
Mathiegon Station
Choice
Rome
Nicholas
Anton Mock
Belmont
Jammer St
Kew
Board of Commissioners
Moore
Moore Lt
Arizona
Collseum
Miss Murray
Anna Murray
Charity Organization Society
Virginia McMechen
Schmitz
Board OF Education
Bh. MacWahon
Meti
Eure Noe
Ffrs
Equitable
Loan & Investment Association
Beattie Institution
H. O. Shuey & Co. Bank
Kensington
Northwest
Rogers-Peet
Atwoods
East
City
W. B. Hutchinson
Corner
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