Suspected swindler Rosenbaum linked to multiple real estate losses
Police trace a scam artist named Rosenbaum tied to several real estate victims including Francis J. Moore. The man allegedly posed as a buyer and collected deposits, leaving town and prompting warrants for embezzlement. He resided at the Oriental block then 421 Pioneer Building with his brother Edward. another brother William vanished years ago.
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Talied
Regal Shoe Co
Prancie J. Moore
Rosenbaum
Oriental Block
Pioneer Building
Edward Rosenbaum
Revenbaum
William & Rosenbaum
Chamber of Commerce seeks funds for Poughkeepsie trip
The Yukon Paer reports the Chamber of Commerce asks for 2500 to support University students traveling to participate in the Poughkeepsie contest. Officials favor the plan and university students will help raise funds. Experts note the eight has a good chance to win and the chamber must act at the regular meeting tomorrow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Yukon
Paer
University of
Poughkeeps
Fair Management
Joes
Benefit entertainment for earthquake victim at Beattie theater
A benefit program at the Beattie theater aims to raise funds for a 61 year old earthquake survivor who lost her home and has been aided by a local group. Miss Liesie Starr A Byler leads the event with performers including Grace Beattie and Grace P. Winslow among others. proceeds support clothing, education, and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Theater
San Francisco
Liesie Starr A. Byler
Domestic Notices of Marital Announcements May Dates
Fragmentary notices list marriages or announcements by names and addresses. Mentions include individuals such as Jones and Huttem-At with dates in May and multiple street addresses. The text reads as a damaged public notice of nuptial events and family ties.
Fragmentary death notices with scattered details
Deaths registered today include Louise J. Beeson aged 51 and H. McDonald aged 4 months in May with addresses on Twelfth Avenue and Weller Street. Teplite Jetia Taplin aged 32 died in May at Pike Street. Minor Baker Emme Mer, 39, died in March at 25th Avenue.Additional entries show Davie Joseph D. Davis, 42, and Minerva Walters, 4, with June dates and various addresses.
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Berson Louise J. Beeson
Av. McDonald
Graham H. McDonald
Weller
Teplite
Jetia Taplin
Pike
Aurora Et
Federal Court Overrules Demurrer in Sugar Trust Rebates Case
The federal court today overruled the demurrer to indictments charging violation of the Mikins act by the Great Northern for granting rebates on sugar trust products. The defense claimed contracts were made before the Sherman act. The ruling comes as New York and Harrisburg details are reported by the Scrippe Telegraph Service.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
New York
Federal
Great Northern
Heston
Capture of British Sealing Echooner Reported
The Treasury Department ordered Captain Alsworth of the revenue cutter Rush at Juneau Alaska to turn the captured British sealing schooner Carlotta over to the nearest Canadian authorities under the treaty. The exchange was directed to the Mellieh authorities for disposition.
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Sertepe Telegraph Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Alsoworth
Rush
Juneau
Alaska
Carlotta
Government to act against anthracite carriers for Sherman Act violations
Following a cabinet meeting the government will proceed against anthracite carriers accused of violating the Sherman anti trust laws. The move signals a federal enforcement action amid ongoing investigations.
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Scripps Telegraph Servier
Washington
Jone
Totem Saloon Faces Closure After Mayor Veto
The Totem saloon on Ocel dental avenue may shut as proprietor Reon Neyock risks losing license renewal after Mayor Moore vetoed the ordinance. The council license and revenge committee sided with the mayor, signaling likely council action to follow.
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Oceldental Avenue
Reon Neycock
Moore
Chamber Debates Railroad Rates At Commerce Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce plans another spirited discussion on railroad legislation and the traffic problem as the transportation committee report, urged by K Shorreek, criticizes arbitrary measures. Action on the report was postponed to tomorrow for consideration.
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Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Transportation
K Shorreek
Man and Launch Rescue at Sea Ends in Fall into Water
A launch alongside the steamer Pleiades lifted a man and boat into the air. A snapped rail caused the launch to plunge. Ajax, the man, landed in the water and swam ashore after an awkward tumble. The incident occurred during loading of freight at night.
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Lopgaddéreman
Pleiades
Ajax
Water shutoffs tightened by new ordinance
A proposed bill cuts delinquent notice to 16 days after billing and allows immediate water shutoffs this winter. The text notes merchants stocking along the road and urges timely payment to avoid service disruption.
Great Northern Urges Coal Purchases To Prevent Winter Shortage
The Great Northern railroad distributes circulars to stations urging patrons to buy coal now for fall and winter supply. Officials fear a fuel famine this winter and are stocking up to avert shortages.
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G. N
Great Northern Railroad
Police Sergeant Eligibility List Advances
Patrolmen W Th Kent and C Cot ter W H Searing T A Stibach C B Petphin are eligible for police sergeant. Twenty one patrolmen sat the civil service exam. one successful candidate passed the eligible rank screening.
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Kent
C Cotter
W H Searing
T A. Stibach
Petphin
Office of Police
Builders Meet at Commercial Club for Erection Plans
Members of the Master Builders association with contractors and material men will meet tomorrow at eight to finalize the erection of a project at the Commercial club. A. B. White is temporary captain and J. J. Franklin temporary secretary.
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Commercial Club
A. B. White
Catemean
J. J. Pranklin
King County Humane Society Elects Officers At Banquet Hall
At the Hutier banquet hall during a society meeting, officers were elected including M A Matthews as president Jen Woodhouse as first vice president Mies Mey Krowner as secretary and Frederick Modges as treasurer in a formal vote last night.
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King County Humane Society
Hutier Last Oig
Ter
M A. Matthews
Jen Woodhouse
First View
Mies Mey Krowner
Frederick Modg Es
Grafting Allegations Echo in Seattle Police Force Shakeup
A Seattle police unit faced discharge amid graft charges while a raid on a gambling joint at Mein at and Pourthey uncovered ongoing operations. In Washington the signal corps launched balloons with aviators Capt. Chandler and Lt. Stevens among those aboard, signaling a possible broader government response to a risky air maneuver.
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George Cabornc
Joe Maser
Seattle Poties Force
Mein At
Pourthey
Washington
Signal Corpu
Chandler
iLent, Stevens
J. ©. McCoy
Costello & M Front Remodeling Sale In Rank Building
Announcing a continued front sale by Costello and M in the Ranke building at Sth and Pike. After damage from a recent spectacle, Mrs. Ranke's head man Mr. Harman ensures minimal business disturbance while offering ruinous weeklong prices on men and boys suits and worsted garments.
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Costello & m
Ranke
Cor
Sth and
Pike
Injunction Sought To Halt Union Pacific Tunnel Work
Mary M. Miller through Maine Tucker Hyland filed suit seeking an injunction to restrain tunnel work until damages for injuries to her property along the tunnel line are paid. Judge Albertson issued an order to show cause on a Friday retirement.
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Union Pacific
Mary M. Miller
Maine
Tucker & Hyland
Albertson
Appetite fuels a diners rage in Anaconda restaurant
May Madden faced police court after a night in Anaconda restaurant when her demand for fine fare led to a disturbance. A waitress named Rather Whllanma testified Madden ordered wine and toast instead of doughnuts and coffee and then attempted to loot the place. Madden was fined four dollars and costs.
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Ganlon
Madden
Anaconda
Maynard Ay
Rather Whllanma
Mra. Madden
Irishman Rampages After Cheese Feud with Swedes
Harry McCoy, described as an inclined man, attacked every Swede he met yesterday after a dispute over cheese. He was arrested and appeared before Judge Gordon this morning confessing he would harm Swedes when drunk. He was remanded on a ten dollar bond.
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Harry McCoy
Ram
Ultmately McCoy
Gordon
Homer
Odd Fellows In Session In Spokane
Over 1,000 delegates of the Odd Fellows gathered as the grand encampment opened. Elections crowned W. H. Coffin as Grand Patriarch and names for other high offices including Frank Killien, J. Carter Smith, Louie Hart, and J. Eh. O’Donnell as treasurer marked the session.
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Star
Spokane
Pony Alay Arach
Odd Fellows
W. H. Coffin
Orting
Grand High Privet
Prenk Killien
Lowell
Cester Warden
J. Carter Smith
Walle Walia
Grand Scrite
Louie F Hart
Tacoma
Teasurer
J. Eh. O'Doonell
Elma
Endeavor delegates to attend Seattle meeting in July
Local committee says 20006 attendees can be accommodated in Seattle the week of July 10 with arrangements in place to handle 20000 people. F Edgar Barth and T W Laugh of the committee released statements.
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Chiiethan Endeavor
Seattle
F. Edgar Barth
T. W Laugh
Man Given 90 Days Jail Term For Ga Bank Possession
Harry Cal lime, a cook, was sentenced to 90 days in jail and a $30 fine by Judge Gordon. Collins, arrested at the instigation of landlady Jane Knapp of Pike street, was found with 20 on deposit at the state Bank of Georgia.
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the Meadows
Harry Callime
Gordon
Collins
Jane Knapp
Pike Street
Panama Canal Zone Police Seen as Model of Order
A Panama Canal Zone account praises the police and orderly regime from Atlantic to Pacific minus Panama City and Colon. It notes strict saloon closures, a disciplined force mixing white officers and Jamaican staff, a prison at Culebra, and a system where political influence is absent, with swift consequences for misconduct.
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Panama
Canal Sone
Atlantic
Pacific
Pana
Ceten
Colon
Canal
Eebel Sone
Canal Sen
Culebra
Bell and Chain Gang
New York
Americas
Geo
M. Shanton
Pax
Texas Rangers
Gremissal
Shipping activity signals surge in early period
Figures from U S shipping commissioners show a strong rise in shipments this past month compared with the same period last year. The five Mighty crews and about 1700 men have been engaged, a figure exceeding prior monthly estimates.
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U. S
Public drinking fountain installed at Second and Columbia
The new 12 foot high bronze drinking fountain, erected by the local W. C. T. U., is being set up today at the corner of Second and Columbia.
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Second and
Columbia
Putnam Boots the Beat Boat at Hall's Alaska Store
Putnam Boots visits Hall's at 1111 First Ave to showcase the beat boat for Alaska, inviting shoppers to explore the unique vessel.
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Putnam Boots
Alaska
Hall's
First Ave
Rainier Valley Car Line Property Plea to Visitors
The notice promotes Rainier Valley land from Second Ave to Bea con Hill with a grand city view. It markets property from $250 to $1,000 per lot, with payment terms including one-fourth cash and installments every three months at 6 percent interest.
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FE. Co
Rainier Valley
City Park
Bea
Silerre Sprinkler Sale Noted in Aplunings Ad
An advertisement lists a $100 Silerre revolving lawn sprinkler model S5c with a reduced full line price at Bee window in Aplunings.
McKinley National Monument Construction Nearing Completion
Canton June 1 The McKinley national monument in West Lawn cemetery near Canton progresses toward completion. The monument honors the late president whose body rests there in a grand site overlooking the city. The project began with Senator Maine Supreme Justice Day and former Governor Merrick of Ohio. The design was chosen after delays, and builders moved the work forward about a year ago. Dedication is planned near September.
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Seattle
Canton
McKinley
Weetlawn Cemetery
McKintey
Maine
Sepreme Justice Day
Gov
Merrick
Ohie
AY P E Emblem Contest Ends For Exposition Design
The Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition ends its emblem contest for a $500 official design for the 1909 fair at noon today. The publicity committee reviews many designs this afternoon and will likely announce a decision this evening. Putnam Boots, the best boot.
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Alaska
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York Station
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