Classified Want Ads and Local Listings Summary
A fragmented OCR provides a tide line of want ads and notices listing rates, agencies, and assorted offerings. It mentions Kennedy Drug Co downtown, Ballard Agency near City Hall, and Main Office on Seventh Ave. Various items include ladies tailoring, furniture restocking, rental housing, and rooming houses. Names include P Mullen Alfred Meter G Paik and Jersel Nelson.
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Kennedy Drug Co
First Ay
Cherry
Ballard
P. N Mullen
Ballard Av
City Hall
Union
University
Wyoming and Occidental Coal Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wyoming and Occidental Coal with figures and prices unclear. Mentions Keystone lump, totes, and various stray names and numbers, amid jumbled phrases and incomplete lines from an old publication.
Junkyard era adds to Parkland visit memory and Elliott estate
A garbled page links Parkland visits to a web of real estate ads and auctions. It mentions a 1867 Meades Toronto, Seattle branch, a $49,000,408 steel plant job figure, and multiple services from opticians to patent attorneys. The fragmentary text references property sales, rental terms, and public notices amid a chaotic mix of classified items.
Quiet Alaska Property Listing Mixed Real Estate Notes
A fragmented classified item lists land and buildings in Alaska with prices and terms. Mentions cash offers, acre amounts, building notes, water access and various contact fragments for potential buyers. The text also references a farmer or rancher theme with cows and monthly savings and a general sales pitch tone.
Sidelined by dispute over Abbott Hotel saloon license
The Jade Liquor company and the Heinrich Bros group contest ownership of a saloon license in the Abbott Hotel building at Third Ave and Pike. They sought a city council committee ruling after recent licensing decisions favored saloon men, but the committee deferred, urging the rivals to settle among themselves.
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Jade Liquor Company
Heinrich Bros. Trewing
Havor
Brewing Company
Chapman Bros
Jaffes
Jaffee
Browne Company
Morrison
Mayoralty Odds Are Booked In Mullen Book
Frank P. Mullen drafts a book on the mayoralty race with odds heavily favoring Mayor Moore at 7 to 16. John F. Miller sits second, William P. Trimble third at 2 to 1, followed by Carroll Oliver and Kulies at 500 to 1.
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P. Mullen
Mullen
Mayor Moore
Mr. Mullen
John F. Miller
Moore
Wm. P. Trimble
Carroll
Oliver
Kulies
Mayor Moore Eereweene
J. F. Miller
P. Trimble
Russell
Parcel records show acreage and tax notices in 2008
Fragmentary OCR notes reference acres and parcels in a 2008 context with possible headings and names obscured. The readable text mentions acreage figures and a date but lacks clear identities or locations for a coherent summary.
Miller vows strict law enforcement in city election
John F. Miller declared he would enforce all laws to protect youth and property at a Madrona hall meeting in the Third ward. He warned that while liquor and Aquor operators with lawful homes are safe, those running dives will hear from him if elected mayor.
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Bhaman
John F. Miller
Madrona Hall
Mr. Miller
Aquor
Trimble Denies Campaign Story At Youngstown Meeting
W P Trimble addressed a public meeting in Youngstown denying a campaign rumor about the Union Pacific Railroad. He stated the railroad can use eminent domain and court action to condemn property if needed and noted he sold a strip of his land at the agreed local value after a committee determined the price.
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W. P. Trimble
Youngstown
Union Pacific Railroad
Tide Land
Mr. Trimble
Union Pacific
John Mitchell Quits Miners Leader Speaks Against Federation
In Indianapolis on January 21 United Mine Workers president John Mitchell announced his resignation due to ill health and urged separation from the Western Federation of Miners. He pressed for child labor reform with a minimum age of 16 and noted the union’s growth from 40,000 to 400,000 members.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers Association
Western Federation of Miners
Mitchell
Ruef Prepares for Life Battle Over New Boat Route
The transportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce reports plans for a new and commodious boat to run between Beattie and Bremerton. TB Kennedy, president of the company operating the line from the navy yard to the city, outlined the proposal in the chamber report this afternoon.
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Beattie Andremerton
HM. TB. Kennedy
Navy Yard
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Three Candidates Vying For Washington High Football Manager
Three candidates enter the field for the Washington high school football team manager post for next year. Charley M Kay Harold Hartman and Merton Hemming way compete in a heated race to be chosen.
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Washington High School
Charley M'Kay
Harold Hartman
Merton Hemmingway
Married men are given work in city parks
Sixty married men were assigned to work in the city parks yesterday as ninety applications for 100 places were received by the park board. Twenty four were put to work at Nineteenth av and Galer st. twenty five more at Frink park. The park board can handle no more men at present. Work cards and word cards are issued to those with families in urgent need. Pay is $1.40 per day.
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Park Board
Nineteenth Av
Galer St
Frink Park
French Canadians to Form a Society in Beattle
French Canadians of Beattle will meet at o'clock Friday night at the Spalding hotel to form a social club. Promoters plan to secure a hall and hold frequent meetings.
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Beattle
Spalding Hotel
Louis Glass Improves in Hospital Awaiting Bribery Appeal Decision
Louis Glass, hospitalized at Lane Hospital in San Francisco with severe illness, is slowly improving. Doctors say the critical stage has passed but returning to jail soon could endanger his life amid the appeal on the bribery conviction.
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San Francisco
Louis Glass
Lane Hospital
Reber Meeting Forms Support Club at Alki Point
West Seattle supporters of BE. L. Reber for city treasurer held a meeting at Alki Point and formed a Reber club. F. H. Manogue elected president and J. Allison secretary, with plans for active canvassing in the district.
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West Seattle
BE. L. Reber
Alki Point
Reber
F. H. Manogue
J. Allison
Clarence Darrow Undergoes Abdomen Abscess Surgery
Clarence E. Darrow, famed Chicago attorney, underwent a successful operation at the California hospital to remove an abscess from the mas toid bone. Doctors said the procedure went smoothly with no immediate complications.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence E. Darrow
Chicago
Ellis
California Hospital
Chamber Opposes Heyburn Bill In Interstate Commerce Fight
At a chamber of commerce meeting the transportation committee urged protest against Senator Heyburn Idaho's amendment to section 4 of the Interstate Commerce Act. It would bar pay for shorter hauls and hurt coast cities like Seattle by undermining coast terminal rates. The panel also opposed a tariff rule change shifting all loss liability to shippers or imposing a 20 percent rate hike, seeking to preserve carrier risk.
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Chamber of Commerce
Committee On
Heyburn
Seattle
Transportation Committee
Chamber
Water Shutoff Planned Along Interlake and Woodlawn Avenues
Water will be shut off on Wednesday January 22 from 8 am to 12 noon on all properties contiguous to Interlake avenue north to North Forty ninth street and on Woodlawn avenue north to First avenue North.
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Interlake Av
N. Forty. Ninth
Woodlawn Ay
First Av
N. BE
Murder charge filed against Bor Tanaka in first degree
A information charging murder in the first degree was filed in superior court against Bor Tanaka accused of paying two Japanese men to kill A Yokoo. Yokoo was stabbed to death months ago in the Oriental quarter by H Hyashi and Nakayama who are serving long prison terms. Hyashi and Nakayama confess Tanaka hired them. Hyashi says he was paid $50 to flee after the murder.
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Bor Tanaka
A. Yokoo
Yokoo
Oriental Quarter
H. Hyashi
Nakayama
Hyashi
Tanaka
Hyaashi
Sacramento
Russell Miracle case resumes in superior court over assault claim
Dr Annie K Russell sues Dr Geo W Miracle for 5000 damages alleging Miracle entered her Hinckley building office last year and beat her with fists and a cane. Miracle counters that Russell took his diamond ring and refused to return it amid ongoing litigation.
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Dr. Miracle
Russell
Miracle
Hinckley
Personally Takes Charge of Case Will Have A Attorney to Defend Him
Preparations for one of the bitterest fights since the graft prosecution began are underway in the offices of District Attorney Langdon and Abe Huet. Ruef has taken charge of defense, aided by clerks, and says a top attorney in the state will represent him. Details of the defense remain undisclosed as the trial nears.
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Langdon
Abe Huet
Ruef
Panya
Kruet
Cutten
Wappenstein Skeptic About Unemployed Camps
Chief Wappenstein reports Seattle faces strain from unemployed men drifting in from Gray's Harbor district. He notes few takers for ranch work at $1 daily with room and board, and cites city plans to fund camps and tools to aid employers willing to hire.
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Seattle
Gray's Harbor
Wappenstein
No Relief for Lumber Industry This Year
C F White at Seattle Credit Men's meeting argued lumber rates to the east cannot yield timely relief for Washington lumbermen. He cited that two thirds of state revenue comes from lumber and questioned the impact of a 25 percent freight cut. The eastern timber market’s silence and uncertainty threaten industry stability and profits.
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Seattle
General Bell backs return of army canteen
General J Franklin Bell, in his annual chief of staff report, states the army from top to bottom favors the return of the canteen. He says reports show the service would be aided and drinking would be limited, supporting a restoration.
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Gen. Bell
United Presse
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Northwest Industrial Association Forms Officers Named
Organization of the Northwest Industrial Association was formed with officers elected. J. B. Goldsmith named president, John W. Efaw vice president, L. B. Winans treasurer, James A. Wood assistant secretary. Wood to begin duties soon and is a prominent paper man with Alaska Yukon Pacific ties.
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The
Northwest Industrial Association
J. 8S. Goldsmith
John W. Efaw
L. 8. Winans
James A. Wood
Wood
Alaska
Yukon
Pacific
Jamestown Fair
All Look Alike to Judge Humphria
Judge John E B Humphries replies to Rev M A Matthews letter about enforcing laws if elected mayor. He rejects targeting any class and pledges a broad fair administration accepting all including poor, medic ine, artisan, oppressed, rich, short and tall, with a note on ballot questions.
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Humphria
Medicinie
J0ras Priries
Olson withdraws from Democratic mayoral race
Donald B. Olson, a regular Democratic mayoralty candidate, withdraws via letter to General Metcalfe. The Metcalfe meeting at Egan's hall featured a rival ad and showcased new platform points including support for law enforcement and police control.
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Donald B. Olson
James B. Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Egan's Hall
Arcade
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Society
Hogan
Carpenter
Ee Dancieg
Quarenterd
Mack & Trost
Momilay
Henke
Herve Uw Onsen
Alfred Meter G. Paik
Jersel Nelson
Emtore Tae
Pursitore
Sala Fureityre
Sreem Howe
M Beattie
North
Heattie
Armatere
Fred Feringer
Rane Atva
Copett
OLE DE Valdes Perniture Co
Peterson
Pork Phone
Baeching
Rook
Geattarmen
Nowell
Lake Unten
Madteon
Peipdiintininastes
Petatiatostnabeiailla Alemieuiss
Steble
Orthiale
Latoua Ridge
Evenstone Avy
Hooming House
Pike
G. Mohr
Sesttic
Wash
Wyoming
Occidental
Main
Woot
Yester Way
Gee
Berryhill
Keystone
Bergain
Toad.attle Fuel Co
Joan HO
Green Lake
Cry Fuel Co
Almager
National
Rockefeller
Bration L
Seat
Attorneys AY Law
Heshead
Ifn Rieck
Alfred Oteliee
New York
Bionk
BD Wielman
Parkland
BANKS
Caxanian Bank
Meades
Toronto
Canada
Ork
Ottes’ States
Hell
Mar
Ankeny
Ana
Tacome
Opticians
Alascea
John Duslop Patte
Detton
Queen Anne Hill
P Oolmnstead
Hou
Seelyer
Bye
Whittlesey
Hanford Anstraet Co
Lilian Fisher
Voles
Molyokeam
Columbia
Mutual Et Ten Aoe
Fawn
Anata
Altiga Union Tranefer
AOA
Adams & Trooka
Ie Meng
Feattian
Colman
Osteopathy
Nichols
Holt
Hank Ride
DEI
KB. J. Brown
Pfiret Ave
Union Blor
Bickerton
BSALE
Singer
Sickerton
Independent
Siatin &Room
van Benbon
Carlson
Marton
Aia
Rowe
Renr
Boston Harbor
Emey Erma
D Hillman
Times Block
Ballard Beach
Vester
Broadway
Ae. Hane
Btar Loan Co
Collins
Tae Dinter
Ameters
Callaike Falman
Walker
Balarpaloans the Creacent Loan Company
Marion
Fiona
Rmae
Biveck
Leane
Furetture
Room
Chamber of Apemneee
A. & Moore
Walla Walla
Nelson
Anderson Supply Co
Cherry Bt
Geaptie Wit
Poe
Weehon Island
Tieneer
Bat
Temin Panoauy
Rene Wit
American Bank
Ra Love Land
Imierurtas
Fogert Maltay
the Brewing Company
Granite
Iteneth Mackintosh
Mibee A
Frank P. Mullen
Coonellman
City Real
Bremerton Run
Clarence Darrow
Annie K. Russell
Geo. W. Miracle
Frater
Ployer
Washington Lumbermen
Nortroed
Olson
Bern Awe
Dep
Agalt
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