War in the City as Gambling Housers Face Raid
Deputy Sheriff Tom Burke closed doors of the Totem Standard White House and Clancy club rooms but warrants were not issued for Ben Pin cus and the Union club operators. Rumors said the houses would be raided. officers found little armbearl equipment removed. Saunders held on $600 bail. hearing delayed due to warrant levy errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Burke
White House
Clancy
Ben Pincus
Washington Street
Prietors
Union Club
111 End Avenue South
Burke
Arntmere Bernalia
Thos. J. Saunders
Kelly
Benson
Saunders
Meredith
Wappenstein
Capt
Wtilard
J Benson
Russie Reaches Marseilles as Rescue Efforts Grow
A message from Marseilles states communication with the steamer Russie has been restored and supplies sent aboard. Reports also say the cruiser Gallic with rockets has departed for Faraman to aid the Aussie passengers, with hopes rising as the gale subsides for a full crew rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Gallic
Faramain
Banquet Honors C K Ober At Local Y M C A
Last night the local Y M C A rooms hosted a successful banquet in honor of C K Ober with about 59 active members present. The association orchestra directed by Prof Arthur Alexander performed as the highlight while Ober praised the Northwest and local work, noting 25 hired missionaries plus many native workers. A basketball game against Ballard Athletic Club follows the event with an athletic meet and boxing match between Claude Driton and Geo Bintim of Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Ober
Arthur Alexander
Ober
Northwest
Ballard Athletic Club
Claude Driton
Geo Bintim
Ballard Club
Market report notes steady steamer goods and steady prices
The morning market shows abundant cabbage and cauliflower selling quickly while overall activity remains quiet. Potatoes perform well and sweet potatoes and bananas arrive with no delays. Oranges are plentiful, cereals show pickup, and hay prices firm due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Rochester fire victim dies on day after twenty eighth
Telegraphic briefs note Allen Bellmore, the twenty eighth victim of the Rochester New York fire, expired yesterday. Andrew Carnegie is a possible candidate for prominence in the United States Golf Association. The ninth annual convention of the League of Commission Merchants met in Cleveland Ohio yesterday with about 260 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bellmore
Rochester, N
Andrew Carnegie
United States Golf Association
The
League of Commission Merchants
Cleveland
Building Permits Issued For Several Local Projects
Today several building permits were issued. Mre McLarty receives approval to build a one story frame house at 1918 Twenty third avenue south for 250 dollars. A Garland approved to build a one story frame house at Seventh avenue north for 975 dollars. Joshua Keen moves a building from 3811 Twenty second avenue for 20 dollars. Ava Brandt changes storefront at 118 Washington street for 235 dollars. C. L. Cummings to build a four and one half story frame home at 115 Twenty third avenue for 9 dollars. A F Figken to build a one and a half story house at 1106 Oy avenue for 2000 dollars. Two one and a half story houses at 1425 and a Twenty fourth avenue for 0 dollars. A H Shiles to build a one story frame house at 1814 Harvard avenue for 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre McLarty
Twenty Third Avenue South
A. Garland
Seventh Avenue North
Joshua
Twenty-second Avenue
Ava. Brandt
Washington Street
C. L. Cummings
Twenty-third Avenue
A. F. Figken
Oy Avenue
Fio
A. H. Shiles
Harvard Avenue
Labor unions move headquarters and meeting schedule outlined
The Western Central Labor Union shifts to new permanent bases across Cook and Watters Hall on Second Avenue and a hall on Third Avenue while some unions hold gatherings at Sailors' Union hall. A detailed monthly meeting plan assigns days to Iron Moulders Tailors Bricklayers Beer Bottlers Brewer Union Bookbinders and others with some unions still using private spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Central Labor Union
Third Avenue
University Street
Cook and Watters
Second Avenue
Central Union
The
Sailors’ Union
Wertern
Sins
Baspions Weetinging
Art Weleschey
Nion
Perton
Therricklayers Ti Gmnt
H Mhme Bricklayers
Cai Oavem
Beer Bottiers’ Union
Hrewerd
Bookbinders’ Union
Tinion
Phical Union
Hall of the Batiers’ Union
Western Avenue
Marion Street
Stone Cuters’ Union
Barbers’ Union
Escane
Claur Makers
Severn Whl
Prifays
Horse Rhoers
Foundry
Jury verdict favors Seattle Electric Co in Kelberg suit
The Kelbergs sued Seattle Electric Co for damages claiming $6,000 after Otto Kelberg was struck while working on Second avenue south. The jury found for the defendant, citing alleged negligence in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Hilda Kelberg
Seattle Electric Co
Kilberg
Second Avenue
Rail line bloodshed reported near Interbay
Police notes describe blood along the Seattle and International railway near Interbay with flesh fragments found, a coroner’s deputy noting possible ground death by a train. W Rieck arrested on an old sentence. A hydrant on Second and Spring broken by a runaway team. Dave Marret, 27, reported missing. James Hubbard, bartender at Milly the Mug's, jailed on attempted burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle & International Railway
Interbay
Corone
Pana
W. Rieck
Second Avenue
Bpring Street
Dave Marret
Rank Hubbard
Milly the Mug’s
Western railroads agree on joint rates to ease friction
Western and Central passenger associations reach a trans Missouri agreement to set equal rates. Western lines withdraw prepaid orders from eastern territory, aiming to give eastern roads control of their origin business and ensure stable rates for economy and simplicity.
Germans Attack German Forces at Peking Front
Dispatches from Pekin report four German columns surprised a Boxer force north of the Great Wall. The Germans with ten guns forced a Boxer position amid a snowstorm, suffering slight losses but carrying the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerian
Dicputch
Pekin Saye
Great Wall
Sleigh Bells Could Ring as Beattie Braces Snowstorm
Weather prognostications warn of a major snowstorm sweeping the nation. In Beattie the storm slows streetcars, spurs plows on Madison Street, and prompts livery stables to dust off sleighs for possible use as the snow piles higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Beattie
Library Moves to New University Building
The library relocates today to the university building's new quarters. Lian Smith will happily receive any outstanding books at the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Lian Smith
Lane Libel Action Over Tug Salvage Claim
Libel filed in the United States court by the Sound Tugboat Company seeking 12.50 salvage for tugs Pioneer Wanderer and Wasshtenau’s assistance to the steamer Chas. D. Lane from Tattoo Island to Seattle. Captain Heeley of the Lane alleged distress. Washtenau owners also file for salvage. Lane remains at port pending dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. D. Lane
Oe Sound Tugboat. Co
Pionecer
Wanderer
Tatoo#h island
Seattle
Heeley
Waehtenan
Hotel Guests From Across Regions At Seattle Hotels
A garbled guest list shows Geo E Harp of Atlin and Geo Th Smith of Anacortes at the Northern and Seattie hotels. It notes many travelers including H Ke McReany of Union City, B S Dodge of Anacortes, Rev Robert Rice of Spokane, Summerfield of Daweon City, A Long cannery owner of Anacortes, B Wilbur Sollende Cape Nome mine owner, Sherman Davey lumberman, Geo BE Covey purser, Herbert Young miner, A F Heide merchant, A T Von Ettinger insurer, and Chas Yuen wealthy Chinese fish merchant among others registered at Seattle area hotels. additional arrivals include Cripple Creek mining expert, and a party of Atcom businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Harp
Atlin
Geo. Th. Smith
Anacortes
Fredment
City
Mexico
A. van Inton
Sauk
Henry States
Juneau
Alanka
Wm. B Wetherbee
Diller
Everett
Seattle
A. T. von Ettinger
Portland
Chas, Yuen
Thutter
Chas
BE. Howard
Cripple Creek
Ll. H. Strenger
W. D. McMullin
Gilbert McInt
Notable visitors lodged at city hotels amid harbor district buzz
Judge Jang of Juneau, Walter R. Morgan cashier of Hack Coat Co, and J. Bernard Moore dock owner of Skagway are listed as guests at the Diller and Rainier Grand. Others include K Ober a Chicago worker at Mathier Grand, J F Wiliteme from Prince of Valenteland, and B Bell mayor of Everett visiting Beattie House. Local officials and mining men from Nelson and Monte Cristo register at Stevens and North hotels with Mrs Webster and daughter noted among society guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Jang
Juneau
Cutler
Walter R. Morgan
Hack Coat Co
Dilier
K. Ober
Chicago
Mathier-Grand
J. F. Wiliteme
Prince of Valenteland
Rainier-Grand
J. Bernard Moore
Skagway
Diller
Os. KB. Bell
Everett
Beattie
Mre. K. van Auetin
Nanaimo
B. C
Butlerson
J. Smith
Iscaqueh
J. K. Levy
San Franchco
Rainier-Grand Rm GB
Willame
Tacoma
Grand
P. Zimmerm Eheriff
Thurstan County
Stevens White
Robert Lochey
Monte Cristo
R. W. Troup
Nelson
Press
The
Sound
Rainier
Jrand
M. K. McRae
Northern Hotel
California
McRae
Walla Walla
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Carnegie
WOLD
Civil Department
FP. Conway
Pacife
Louise O'Neal
John Adam O’ Neal
Missouri
Seattle Mattrese Co
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co
Wie
Ryan & Thompson
John Wilson
Harry Kelly
Bimond Hros
Alla Walla
John Leski
Hack Diamond Coal Co
Plack Diamond
Wageneriddell
H. Dpd. Pugsley
Tacoma Harbor
King County
Pierce
Ri Eeetr
New York
Carlsbad
Austria
Germany
China
Nordhoff & CO
CC. C. Berg
Yorler
Yeeler
Lagell
Holmen
Frostitia
Bbc
Hurlbut
L. C. Smith
1St Avenue South
Jackson
Yesler Dock
Cahn & Cohn
First and
Jackson & Railroad & Yesler
Adama’ Grocery Co
W. S. Mayfield
Grocer
Pike Street
Phon. Main
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. KE. Stevens
Red
Qaney
Eton Health
Sterling Hennedy Company
Chitaqo
Sherman, Glay
Uniike
Caunt
Washington Dental and Photographs Supply Company
Columbia Street
Ieee
Caifornia Bets
Feixtra Gise
Ic Cn Cs
Seebes
Sapeeressneres Keatra Bite
Warscules
Peterson
the Peoples’ Home Store
Pike ST
Frederick
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Ridg
Second Ave
Cor
Spring St
J.E. McManus
SON
Washington
San Diego Fruit Co
Cascade Laundry Co
Third Ave
Main St
Uptown
Moran Bros
Engine and Ship Builders
Steel and Wood
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