Carroll Declares He Lacks Power In Goldstein Case
City Comptroller Carroll says he cannot act and will stand pat after charges from police chiefs over the Goldstein Jewelry matter. Chief Wappenstein vows to oust Marsh, but Carroll notes only the council can cancel licenses. Goldstein license expires Friday as jewelers continue business with no changes.
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Nn Lpense
Goldstein
Wappen Marah
Deine
Stein
Isor
City Mall
Carroll Ead
Marah
Marsh
Wappenstein
Carroll
Runaway Wife Returns From North to Seattle
Pret Welch of Tindard recounted how his wife ran away to Alaska via Skagway and Bucking News reports he found her in Skagway before they sailed back to Seattle. Weather was cold. she wore light clothing and planned to return on the first beat. The couple, who will live in Ballard, left on the Cottage City and Boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Tindard
Alaska
Treprport Hruford
Mra
Skag
Fe & Meat Market
Seattle
Buford
Skagway
Green Lake Color Draws Crowd and Mystery
July 25 at Green Lake reports congestion as Seattle Car Co runs limited services to the lake area. East side residents hurry home after a taxing day, while many passengers observe strange greenish water blamed on a plant in the lake, raising curiosity about its cause and effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattie Ate Co
Reaton & Southern
Regulta
Overnight Entries at Meadows One and a Half Mile Races
The page lists overnight entries for Meadows races with details on furlongs, entries, and weights. It mentions mile length races, saddle or selling conditions, and various numbers associated with horses and entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobal
Steamers Move Through Portland Harbor Traffic
Steamer Bertha sails tomorrow at 4 PM for Seward and westward ports via the inside passage with passengers and freight. Steamers Watson and Queen arrived from San Francisco last night. City of Puebla’s sailing delay shifts to a different cargo of piles south. Nevadan left Portland for Seattle arriving late tonight. first call by American Hawatien steamers at Portland. German steamer Erna left Port Gamble for Bertan port. City of Seattle departed last night for Seattle via Sitka.
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Bertha Saile
Seward
Watson
Queen
San Francisco
City of
Puebla
Portland
Seattle
Erna
Port Gamble
Bibertan Port
Sitka
Gravel Pile Prompt City Action at Hupp Residence
W Hupp president of Hicks and Sona has written to Street Commissioner Walters demanding removal of a gravel pile in front of his home at Fifteenth Ave N and EB Prospect St. He warns of a suit against the city and the contractor if not moved. Hupp says the gravel was hauled in spring for street improvement but the contractor has delayed work unreasonably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hupp
BA. Hicks& Sona
Walters
Fifteenth Av. N
EB. Prospect At
Ihs
Hupp
Piles Speaks on Work of Washington Delegation in Congress
United States Senator Samuel H. M. Piles addressed the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon on the Washington delegation’s actions in Congress. He said the delegation has functioned in harmony and held private talks in Washington to shape legislation affecting the state. Seattle Hat Factory advertisement follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Samuel HM. Piles
Chamber of Commerce
Piles
Lumber Minimums Revised by Northern Lines
An official notice from the Northern railroads states that revised cubic lumber minimums will take effect August 1. The minimums may be adjusted by actual loaded car weights, aligning with lumber industry demands and ending the current dispute. The Oregon–California and Hill Haes lines join in announcing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
Hill Haes
MAZAMASA ON THE WAY TO MT BAKER CLIMB
Thirty Macamas club members from Portland arrived in the city and joined by ten Beattie members before leaving for Bellingham this forenoon. In Bellingham they will meet fifty nine more and commence a three week ascent to Mt. Baker crater. Participants include Dr. B F Stevens Dr J P Sweeney Dr Annie Russell Asahel Curtis Daisy Lane M Williams Dr A R Stevens Hilda Gaches Charlotte MacGregor Alice Pryer Alicia J Kigow J Trideaux and the Niedergresacas sisters.
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Macamas Club
Portland
Beattie
Bellingham
Mt. Baker
Seattle
B. PF. Stevens
Wits
J. P. Sweeney
Annie Russell
Asahel Curtis
Daisy Lane
M. Willams
A R. Stevens
Hilda Gaches
Charlotte MacGregor
Alice Pryer
Alicia J. Kigiow
J. Trideaux
Charlotte
Christine Niedergresacas
Real estate sales wide ranging from four to ten thousand
Real estate activity continues with numerous sales from four thousand to ten thousand dollars for residential use. James Dignan buys lots from Hane Pederson in Terry's Second Addition for twenty thousand. Metropolitan Realty transfers properties to Metropolitan Investment. Sarah A. Dell's addition sells for thirty two thousand. Hilda Kuteen buys in Ciera B. Cave addition for ten thousand two hundred fifty six. A large March one deed shows Seattle & Montana Railway taking east half of block 34 in Boren's addition for one hundred twenty nine thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dignan
Hane Pederson
Terry
Metropolitan Realty Company
Metropolitan Investment Company
Sarah A. Dell
Hilda Kuteen
Ciera B. Cave
Seattle & Montana Railway
Boren
New Witness in Thaw Case Named by Prosecution
New York July 5 A six year old girl Mice An na Crane will testify for the prosecution in the Thaw case. She is said to have been sent from White to fetch Evelyn Thaw back to this country with his funds. The girl reports Evelyn ejected her mother from her Paris apartment and acted like a maniac begging her to stay as she feared Thaw would kill her.
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New York
Mice Anna Crane
Maneruse
Thaw
Perle
White
Evelyn Thaw
Paris
Evelyn
Mise Crewe
Disposition in Decayed Fruit Case Involving A Hagan
The case of A Hagan charged with selling decayed fruit was dismissed yesterday afternoon with costs awarded to the defendant by Justice Gordon. A peculiar feature of the case was the appearance of Justice Davie for the defense.
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A. Hagan
Gordon
Justice Davie
Help Wanted and Real Estate Bargains Ad Feature
The Star promotes want ads as a solution for employment, real estate bargains, and various needs. Readers are encouraged to try the classified service for help with jobs, housing, and more.
Churches Unite United in Japan Methodist Church
The Minnesota sailed at noon today carrying 20 passengers and a full cargo. Among them Bishop Warren A. Chandler travels to Japan for a conference to unite the Methodist churches there. Three existing groups Northern Western and Canadian Methodists of Japan will join to form the Methodist Church of Japan with about 11 000 members.
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Minnesota
Orient
Warren A. Chandler
Japan
Methodist Bledhops
Methodist Churches of
Withern
Methodist Church of Japan
Weavers Return to Work at Cochrane & Zook Mill
Six shingle weavers resume work at the Cochrane and Zook mill. The Shingle Weavers International says the mill is full and claims union wages are paid, while Ballard mill owners deny concessions. Secretary Campbell reports Wahkiakum county mills split between running fair mills and shut downs.
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Cochrane & Zook
International
Ballard
Messrs. Cochrane
Zook
Hailard
Campbell
Ingle Weavers’ International
Wahkiakum
Lillie Takes Vacation Amid Fire Investigation
Patrolman F Lillie requests a six day leave of absence after a fire at his residence. He plans to visit a brother in Spokane with six of his 16 vacation days remaining. Captain Sullivan will approve the leave as investigators proceed. The chief will not comment further until the inquiry concludes.
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F. Lillie
Spokane
Sullivan
Lillie
Atll
Economy and Safe Deposit Vaults Offered by Perkine Co
A reader is advised that economy means getting by without luxuries and that secure storage for valuables is essential. William D. Per kline & Co. offers a safe deposit bus service for four dollars per year in their vaults, with entrance at 211 Cherry Street.
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Wm. D. Perkine & Co
Cherry Atrwet, Oor
Idle money and savings a path to prudence
The piece contrasts idle ready money with savings, noting that money kept in pocketbooks or around the house earns nothing while urges opening a savings account to secure and grow funds. It warns against constant expenditures and the lure of small cash, advocating disciplined saving.
Northwestern Exploration Company under Scrutiny in BC Stock Claim
Seattle Police report received from the provincial police of British Columbia concerns the Northwestern Exploration company of the city alleged to sell stock in a worthless property on Uribe inland BC. Police deny knowledge of operations while noting a copy of a report by the British Columbia minister of mines who viewed the property.
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Seattle
British Columbia
Northwestern Exploration Company
Uribe
Endowe
Mining report deems prospect unprofitable after costly efforts
The Canadian American Mining company of Whatcom held a lease for Lime Thin company and drilled a 600 foot tunnel to reach ore, a costly venture with no pay dirt. A 47 foot shaft was abandoned after water ingress flooded the mine, with only low grade ore remaining and further work deemed impractical.
Investment Bond Units Offer Seattle Property Stakes
The Trustee Company markets Unit-Interests in Seattle properties backed by an Investment Bond guaranteeing title and earnings, with 200 900 dollars capital. Property No. 4, a steel framed building under construction, offers 330 units with 110 left, paying interest then income and value increases. Prices rise to 1200 each in 30 days.
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Third Avenue
Washington Street
Prefontaine Place
Seattle
Lowman Building
Aoe
Local Detective Probes Obscure Ore Grade Case
Detective Frank Kennedy investigates a case about obtaining higher grade ore, noting it would cost more than the mine can sustain and promising results within a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kennedy
Westinghouse Directors Accused of Private Ventures
At a Pittsburg stockholders meeting of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, George Westinghouse was accused of launching private ventures with company funds. Directors are said to aid his plans as a reform vote failed and a new board was elected.
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Pittsburg
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
George Westinghouse
Star Want Ad Promises Quick Finds
Quick search tip suggests using a Star want ad for rapid results. The brief notes how readers can post or browse items, services, or opportunities to attract fast responses. It emphasizes convenience and visibility in local listings.
Tacoma Bribery Inquiry Petition to Be Presented
The petition demanding an investigation of the bribery charge against Councilman Conrad will be presented to the city council tonight. All but one council member plan to vote in favor. The State Editorial association toured Tacoma and Vashon Island today. A special event at the Tacoma hotel will be held this evening. Members will travel to the mountains over the Tacoma & Eastern line.
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Tacoma
Conrad
Htate
Vashon Island
Tacoma & Nastern
Last Day for Indian Babies Enrollments Nearing Deadline
Muskogee Oklahoma July 26 today marks the final day for Indian babies to be enrolled to secure their allotment shares. While many have registered in recent days officials fear remote districts may still have neglected to enroll, risking forfeiture. Separately in Seattle William Risden, a Great Northern brakeman, was severely injured while uncoupling cars on the outskirts this afternoon and was brought to Providence Hospital by special engine and city ambulance.
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Muskoger, . T
William Risdeh
Great Northern Railway
Seattle
Providence Hospital
Real estate page hints at bargains on page six
A reader is advised to inspect page six for potential real estate opportunities. The notice implies a favorable streamer of bargains and a call to review listings for possible investments.
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Erry
Green Lake
Hagan
Scott-Davis Realty Co
Mt. Green
North i
Georgetown
James D. Ea
N. Blene
Union Savings, & Trust Co
Second Ave
Cherry St
Hoge Lida
Wash
Alaska Banking A Safe Deposit Co
Nome
D. S. Johnston CO
Crwrory Furniture Company
Srconp
Spraine Street
A. Bridge & Co
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
BIG West
ING House Electric Com
Pany
Volved
Arar Econ
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
1St Ave
Kirksville Infirmary OF Osteopathy
Washington Building
First Avenue
Ind
C. A. Skaggs
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