Raid Targets Tenderloin Gambling Houses In City
warrants issued from Judge Benson's court for arrest of public gambling house proprietors in the Tenderloin district. Saunders Saunderson faces bond of 560 dollars as complaints sworn by Thomas J. Saunders. Deputy Burke ordered houses closed. raid and searches anticipated this afternoon with no immediate trouble reported.
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Star
Tenderloin
Saunders Moore
Saunders
Cone
Boas
Barnswane
Foren
Clancy
T. Burke
Who Will Be Next Judge
Feal circles at present are the principal topic of conversation with speculation about potential appointees and the impact on local governance. The piece notes uncertainty and ongoing discussions among officials and observers.
Change at City Hall Could Name George Police Justice
Rumors circulate that Mayor may appoint George as police justice, replacing Judge Cann amid city press criticism of Cann's handling of court affairs. Supporters of Cann deny, while others expect a mayoral selection soon with George as favored choice.
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George
Judge Cann
Vielein Humes
Cann
Hames George
Bond Approved At Regular Board Meeting
The board met to approve a bond for Ja om James Hamilton as read in District No 03. The clerk recorded the indebtedness of the district and noted the bond approval at the session.
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Marntha
Jamen
Hamilton
van Me
Steam yacht sinks at moorings amid snow weight
The steam yacht uping, owned by the British concern refinery, sank at its moorings during a night snow dump. The loss is estimated at 40,000 dollars.
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Vancouv BR. C
Uping
Bittish Cotur R
Capelae
Burglary at J. W. Corning Home Investigated
A burglary occurred at the J. W. Corning residence on Prospect Avenue. Detectives, alerted by Sergt Launcher, traced the break in to a forced back door and found an overcoat and some jewelry missing.
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J. W. Corning
MT Prospect Avenue
Launcher
J. Wing
Corning
Dirigo Arrives with Fish and Passengers in Port
The steamer Dirigo with Captain Hunter docked at 8 99 p m carrying 490 barrels of fish and 10 passengers. Hunter says a coal unload delay occurred at a dock claiming Cottage City held back ships for three days, and denies reports of icy entrapment near the dock.
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Dirigo
Hunter
O— Sapertes
International Association dinner in Beattie hosted by local board
C. K. Ober, senior secretary of the International Association, will address Beattie attendees tonight at a dinner hosted by the local board of directors. Ober, connected with Chicago headquarters, travels widely and spoke at the Pacific Grove convention. He will stay with his mother and sister near the state university before returning Saturday.
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C. K. Ober
Internationaung
Saeey
Ober
Asp
Chicago
Pacific Grove
Cal
Sua
Ober Wil
Siater
State University
Miss Ober
Mr. Ober
Beattie
Star admits its mistake in gas franchise dispute
A Seattle attorney argues that a demurrer in the gas company case tests the legal questions, not the merits. He contends the city will later prove facts, while the company cannot be required to admit any rights or facts until trial. The discussion centers on Mr Numphrey and the demurrer’s scope.
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Seattle Star
Flurmphrey
Seattle
Matthews Drops Dead at Second Avenue Corner
Lysander Mathews, constable in Judge Cann's court, collapsed near Second Avenue and James Street yesterday afternoon. Heart failure is stated as the cause. The deceased, who arrived in Fleattie in 1890, had served in the community prior to coming here and was a longtime resident. The body lays at Kon per & Stewart's undertaking parlor for arrangements.
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Lysander Mathews
Judge Cann's Court
Second Avenue
James Street
Konper & Stewart's
Mathews
Fleattie
Prioer
Renton Girl Missing Sparks Elopement Theories
Minnie Jeesela an 11 year old from Renton is missing after New Year’s Eve events. A young man named Jones from Slack Diamond is also missing and believed to have left town with her. Authorities were asked for steps to locate them and warrants may be issued.
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Minnie Jeesela
Renton
C. I. Jones
Halle
Slack Diamond
M. Z Jeasella
Jones
Jonselle
Minnie
Flint Avenue South
Yealer Way
Manufacturers' Association to Elect Officers
The Manufacturers' Association of Beattie will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers for the coming year. Current officers are Porter, Gilbert, Kahle, Bernard, and Schocke, guiding the group in Seattle's manufacturing and industrial development.
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Manufacturers’ Association of ‘Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
DPD
Hi. Porter
L. Gilbert
J. W. Kahle
W. G. Bernard
H. Schocke
Manufactrom Turing
Encourts
Seattle
Nervous Troubles Probed with French Remedies
Overworked individuals are advised to brace up as Dr Charcot's nervous disease treatment gains emphasis. A single bottle promises a month’s cure for nervous prostration and indigestion from anxiety, with G O Guy as sole agent in practice on second avenue and year street.
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Guy
Charcot
Prnacit
Second Avenue
Yeaf
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