Licenses Inspectors Arrest Liquor Sellers Without Permit
License Inspector Maresh arrested A B Stewart and J W Snake of Stewart Holmes firm for selling liquor at wholesale without a license. A July 19 case of 12 quarts allegedly sold by the firm was cited as evidence, with a warrant issued by City Prosecutor De Bruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maresh
A. BB. Stewart
H. B
Stewart & Holmes
J. W. Snake
Miolesale
Rt. de Bruler
Marsh
Cage
e@hall
Indifferent Duke’s Gaffe At Lincoln’s Inn Fields Door
A fragmentary report notes the Duke of Norfolk’s disregard for dress norms leading to a seating mix up on the London council scene. He allegedly placed items in a church plate at Lincoln’s Inn Fields, prompting a quiet smile and a promise to fix the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Norfolk
London Ty Council
Labor
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Alaska Railways Mortgage Details Unclear
A British mortgage on Alaska Railways is referenced with Judge Lehibridge in Skag om presiding. The Pacific Railroad Co. and the Hunt-Columbia & Yukon Railway Co. are named as mortgagors. Mortgagees include Railway Fruit & Agency Co. Ltd. and individuals Francis Pavy and Charles McCrae of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehibridge
Skag
Pacifie We Railroad Co
Hunt- Columbia & Yukon Railway Co
Railway Fruit & Agency Co. Ltd
And
Art League Bohemians Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Art League Bohemians held their annual meeting at the Rainier Grand Hotel. A joint election with HBO chose Jacob W. Dickinson as president and Jas R. Haydon as vice president. Other officers include W. Beard Parry as treasurer, L A. Nadeau as director, and Frederick Struve as high council president with W J Corbin and Mrs H B Dunbar among officers. Instructors cover oil water colors painting drawing and sculpture with several named members listed among honorary attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League Bohemians
Rainier-Grand Hotel
HBO
Art League
Jacob W. Dickinson
Jas. R. Haydon
Wii
Beard
Will H. Parry
L A. Nadeau
Frederick Struve
FE. H. Wii
W. J. Corbin
H. B. Dunbar
Le 8
C. W.rad
Misse@ McKinney
Barthe
Twain
Way of the Transgressor Transgressor
John Neilson alias Moore was arrested by Officer Chipman for disorderly conduct. Joe Delano the Italian merchant was detained by Detective Phillips for selling liquor. Newton was arrested for drunkenness by Officer Halleck. A rowboat theft occurred near Madison Street along Lake Washington. The Northern Pacific Rail Co plans to widen Pier No. 3 by 420 feet south side to handle rising traffic from the mosquito fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neilson
Moore
Chipman
Joe Delano
Phillips Might
Galbraith Dock
Northern Pacific Rail Co
Social tea parties and travelers noted in brief
Mr Jas D Hoge leaves Monday for a trip aboard the steamer Oregon to Maurice McMicken with a group of friends at tea. Miss Greens and Forgas guest of Freda Stimson, and Nana Myra Mith hosts a young crowd on Summit Avenue. Mrs Kelley, Miss Gower, and 8 D Bridges of Tacoma attend church preparations for the St Paul’s group. An annual clam bake is planned at Picacent Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. D. Hoge
Oregon
Myra @mith
Summit Avenue
Miss Greens
Freda G. Stimson
St. Paul's Church
Picacent Beach
Steamers Leave City For Grounds Outing Ferry Schedule
August 2 notes steamers for the grounds will depart the city at 4 30 p m and return in time for the last cars. Church members report the annual outing has been enjoyable in past years and will continue this year. Mrs W B Boone hosts a luncheon for 12 this afternoon. Mrs Howard Lewis and family and Mr and Mrs A W Engle and family vacation at Betel across the Sound. FP A Wing hosts dinner at the Goltub with Seattle business leaders. Mrs Dwight P Robinson hosts a dancing party at Queen Anne Clubhouse honoring her Boston sisters in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lewis
A. W. Engle
Bnetal
the Sound
Goltub
George F Roberts
United States Mint
Seattle
Dwight P. Robinson
Queen Anne Clubhouse
Page
Miss Stearns
Boston
Germany's New Fuel Masut Boosts Warship Heat Output
The imperial German navy and manufacturers use masut, an oil product from brown coal tar, for heating and steam. German coast defense engines and battleships can switch between coal and masut, with masut offering about a fourth more heat, easier handling, less smoke, and quicker full-power steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Imperial German Navy
Berry goods boost brisk stores on the avenue
A morning market report notes brisk business on the avenue with Sumner raspberries as the feature. Raspberries sell for 1.25 per crate. Oregon blackberries and other produce appear at varied prices while spuds, butter, and eggs hold current quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Oregon
Hutter
Green Fruit Prices List From Local Market
A grocery price sheet lists various fruits and vegetables with assorted unit prices. Items include lemons, limes, cooking and eating apples, Valencia oranges, seedling stock, bananas, olives, grapefruit, native strawberries, pineapples, raspberries, pears, potatoes, beets, carrots, lettuce, turnips, rice, cabbage, peppers, and husks, with prices mostly per case or per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Pink Dominates Seattle Summer Hats And White Gowns
Seattle women embrace pink in hats and summer gowns with pale blue and contrasting whites. Linen flowers edge chic straw hats while white leghorn shapes with pink rose trims lead trends. black and white outfits suit many complexions. Lightweight chiffons fade, replaced by leghorn, and feminine ruffles and bishop sleeves define resort wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Market Prices For Farm Commodities And Live Stock
A mixed list of farm prices and commodities covering grain feeds and livestock. Wheat at 21.00, corn 22.50, bran 1.00 per 100 pounds, hay prices 16.00 for 14.00, alfalfa 618.00, timothy 14.00, butter 13.00, and various live stock quotes including poultry, ducks, turkeys, cows, steers, hogs, sheep, and lambs with unit notes and local ranch references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget
Washington
Iowa
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
California
Roquefort
Limburger
Building Permits Issued for Mills and Dwellings
The city engineer reports permits issued to Newell Muf Co for a planning mill at 8701 11 Seventh Avenue South costing 800 dollars. HM A Notferdal obtains a one story frame dwelling at 1627 Bellevue Avenue. John Lomecker secures a two story frame dwelling at 1701 Howard Avenue costing 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Mub Co
Seventh Avenue South
HM. A. Notferdal
Bellevue Avenue
John Lomecker
Howard Avenue
Fight Over Paper Check Ends in Court
A Globe Wallpaper Co clash between employees Crissell and Denman was settled in George's court. Denman was fined 10 dollars plus costs after striking Crissell. He claimed English fighting custom, but the judge advised him to avoid taking the law into his own hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Wall Paper Co
Denman
Grissell
England
Weather Bureau Quarters Planned for Observers
News notes the Weather Bureau will establish brick and frame quarters for U S weather observers at Port Crescent North Head and Tatoosh Island. Buildings will be two stories high with basement serving as residence and observatory. Bids due by noon August 15 to Beere Wilson in Washington DC or at the Portland Oregon Weather Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Port Crescent
North Head
Tatoosh Island
Hide
Beere- Wilson
Washington, D. C
Office of Weather Bureau
Portland, Or
Queen City Good Roads to Host Bicycle Meet
The Queen City Good Roads club aims to raise funds to improve cycle paths and roads. A saucer-shaped track at Howell is secured for the evening with seating for 3000. tickets are issued to R M Castile for sale. A parade will precede the races with club members in wheel, as interests in cycle racing rise in Geattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Riojun Maru Arrives in Port Under Japanese Captain
The Riojun Maru of Nippon Yusen Kaisha arrives at the port at 9 PM from Yokohama, captained by Ohno, the first Japanese captain to navigate these waters. Passengers include Prof. Geo. Bargent Perry of Tokyo University, cousin of Commodore Perry, and Calcutta merchants W. Taylor and H. Davidson, plus Capt. Kamizumi. Also noted are several halibut-laden schooners arriving from Cape Flattery and a long, mixed list of market prices for produce and meats in Seattle trade listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippon- Yueon Kaisha
Orient
Ohno
Yokohama
Duke of Fife
Geo. Bargent Perry
Tokio University
Commodore Perry
Prof. Perry
W. Taylor
H. Davidson
Calcutta
Capt. Kamizumi
Cannot please everybody over Lake Washington canal plan
Farmers in the White River valley oppose the government plan for the Lake Washington canal as proposed by the U S Army engineers. They warn they would gain no benefits if the project proceeds with two locks and without lowering Lake Washington, arguing only as a result land draining and missing the hoped seven foot drop. Captain Taylor and others support a modified plan that would remove a lock and widen the channel, but critics insist the alternative would still fail to deliver promised drainage benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Valley
Lake Washington Canal
Engineering Department
United States Army
Lake Washington
Lake Union
Salmon Bay
Great Valley
Washington
Capt
Or Taylor
U. S
Ineer
Beattie
Farmers threaten action over government plan
The passage notes farmers resist the government approved plan, saying no benefits will be received unless sanctioned. Maj. Millis, the government engineering officer now in charge, is prepared to proceed under the original blueprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Millis
Theovernment Engineering
First Adulterated Food Declared Under New Law
J A McDonald state dairy and food commissioner declares the first adulterated food under the new law. A jelly brand from a Council Mutt firm is confiscated after analysis shows grocers starch paste and coal tar dye coloring. Notices will be published and grocers selling the brand will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald
Dairy and Food Commissioner
600 Men at Work Grading Tacoma Interurban Line
Work on the Beattie Tacoma Interurban railway has begun with Hale & Brith as contractors. A grading camp is set at Auburn where nearly 600 men will be headquartered and oversee the initial earthwork and track bed preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Tacoma
Hale & Brith
Auburn
Battleships Towa Wisconsin Oregon Reach Port Orchard Dock
Three battleships Towa Wisconsin and Oregon are at Port Orchard dry dock. A new fast fighter crew from Columbia Street Dock departs at 6:40 and 9: a.m. or 1:16 and 4:45 p.m. for round trips. Fast service and on board orchestra noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Wisconsin
Oregon
Port Orchard Dry Dock
Columbia Street Dock
Hallard News Manager Elected Hallard Chamber Secretary
John B. Neid, manager of the Hallard News, Hal lard's official paper, has been elected secretary of the Hallard chamber of commerce recently organized. Neid has been connected with various business enterprises and is regarded with popular favor by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Neid
Hallard News
Hallard
Hart Sues Over Promissory Note for 2100
David Hart files in superior court to recover 2100 on promissory note from Edward and Mary Hart. Fred Ison, at the request of his father, is committed to reform school after Judge J. Griffin signs order. Charles Filbert cited to show cause why Maria Gilbert alimony should not be furnished. De Witt C. Jones and Mabel C. Jones are granted guardianship to adopt Walter C. Fisher. Jerry Sullivan and Miller sued by Geo. KB Hall for 271.25 on cigars and tobacco supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hart
Edward and
Mary Hart
Fredison
Reform School
J . Griffin
Chas. Filbert
Maria Gilbert
Superior Court
Jerry Sullivan
Miller
Geo. KB. Hall
Disturbance at Washington Street Lodging House
A wild-eyed Celestinl rushed to headquarters with news about a confrontation in a Washington street lodging house. Chin Kin the laundry man and Fred Parker the actor were arrested after a bottle incident. Parker faced assault and battery charges while Kin remained a witness. Dr Cumyow advertised Chinese Root cures Rheumatism with office hours listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestinl
Laubscher
Washington Street
Kennedy
Chin Kin
Fred Parker
Parker
Chinaman
Cumyow
Lyon House
Columbia Atreet
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Unclear Fragments From Historic Paper Item
The readable text is fragmentary, mentioning a M. Cc and two artille items with numbers and locations. No clear event, date, or entities to confirm a full news item or outcome.
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Alaska Railways
Rainier-Grand
Newton
R. Halleck
Madison Street
Ga. Pugusey
Mutual Life Pane
Res Paul
Maurice McMicken
Ond Suerneen
Chas. P. Burnett
Cape Nome
Mra. W. BE. Boone
City
Germany
Western Avenue
Commission
FAS
Hion
Weather Bureau Quarters
Queen City Club
Japan
Smith's Cove
Caroline
Crescent
Capella
Yukon
Cape Flattery
Reef
San ‘Uh Co
North
Beas
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
John E. Reed
Gote
Mennen
Achilier
Carter
Taine
Wiles
Ayers
Hand Burt
Bartetl DaucCu
Grocers
Imi Ron Marche
Atlantic
Pacific
Wagner
Meng
Tbe
Lic
Sea Yard
Geatile Theater
J. Mowe
Maneger ‘S
Melbourne
MacDowell
Florence Stone
Sardow
Gismonda
Beet Fee Insurance
Rand Opera
Jcomn Cort
Cort
Henry Miller
Haynes
Alane Ma A Ait
Cahn & Cohn’s
Jackson Street
Hiro Avenue Theater
Ae Mala Oe
Pomal Mentr
Charles Erin Verner
Colleen Bawn
Madison Park
New York Harbor
Portland
Evemee Albert Hansen
Northweat
Seattle Daily Star
Raymond & Hoyt
Second Ave
Ernst Bros
Pike
Matzger's
Detective Glasses
Hirsch’s Pharmacy
A. Lindauer Scientific Optician
Pike Street
Prichard Hardware CO
Maslin
Mee
Hinckley Block
H. T. Turner
Wilke
Boys’ Hc Linen
Nordhoff & CO
Stray
First Ave
Penn Mutuel Life
Dewta
Parigrssie
Mnet
Howard Bulled
Ete Mutual Life Bulldi Ee
Portia
Matheson Bros
Groc Cor
Seattle Transfer Co
Ofoe
Pirst
The
D. S. Johnstone
Second Avenue Burke Building
Seattle Gas & Electric
Cherry ST
Pern
Artille M. Cc
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