Malicious Lies Target Local Merchant Over Meat Inspection Bill
A table afternoon sheet accuses William Bloxam a rent butcher of selling infected beef to boost a meat inspection bill. J E Moe of Frye-Hruha company lobbied for the bill and allegedly pressured Bloxam to sign a false statement. Bloxam refused and a fraudulent document appeared claiming he sold contaminated meat. A letter from Bloxam to The Star explains his side of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moe
Frye-Hruha Company
William Blosamat
Broxam
Contested Claims About Meat Sales Spark Local Row
A speaker denounces a Times article as a lie claiming he never endorsed selling infected meat. He accuses Moe and the Frye Bruhn company of a put up job and denounces both as malicious actors.
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Times
Moe
Frye-Bruhn Company
Frye- Bruhn
Mr. Frye
Voila Blok AM
Businessman Claims Ruin Over Journal's Alleged Servility
Mr. Bloxam declares his business ruined and vows never to sell meat again as he blames a dirty yellow journal for its infamous servility to corporations. He cites loss of customers and reputational damage from the publication.
Lawson Family Portrait Reveals Sporting and Social Ties
The Lawson sisters and Ming Marian Lawson are described as active outdoors enthusiasts with love for horses boating and yachting. The family emphasizes private education language skills and homemaking training, highlighting their refined social role and equestrian interests.
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Lawson
Miso Lawson
Ming Marian Lawson
Tom Lawson
Miss Marian
Regrades on Jackson Main and Washington Streets Discussed
Taxpayers affected by the proposed regrade of Jackson Main and Washington streets will meet tonight in Ben Hur hall. Property owners may decide on actions as a pumping plant to sluice the hill toward the Great Northern terminal grounds faces objections to the city plan to regrade Fourth avenue. A. B. Coe will speak on the Highway Bridges of Minneapolis Saturday evening for the Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Jackson
Main
Washington Streets
Ben Hur Hall
Great Northern Terminal
Fourth Avenue
A. B. Coe
Minneapolis
Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky Rep Says No Action on Kehoe Tobacco Inquiry This Session
Representative Smith of Kentucky said there would be no action on the Kehoe resolution this session. He has not arranged a conference with the attorney general and expects the agitation to be renewed next session.
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Washington
Smith
Kentucky
Tobacco Trust
House Judiciary Committee
Telegraph briefs from across North America on March 2
A compilation of short dispatches reports a man in Vancouver attempting suicide with a razor aided by his wife who was arrested as an accomplice. Spokane faces archery project delays due to injunctions. New York notes the French liner Lebrégate grounding. Groton memorializes ex Governor George S. Houghton. Denver reports Senator Edward O. Wolcott’s death in Monte Carlo after influenza. Innsbruck records an avalanche killing 11 in Ausserville. Kansas City pursues Prairie Old Gas for a receiver due to legal breaches. Bryan notes Jack H Page linking Letcher to a arson conspiracy and Montpellier trip. Washington river and harbor bill sent to conference. food and fortification appropriations approved. Everett reports a Japanese worker severely lacerated by giant powder explosion and died in Seattle.
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Everett
Wash
Seattle
Runaway Freight Collision Injures Seven in Portland
In Portland a runaway freight car from Oregon Waterpower & Railway crashed into a Casa Derro small car. Seven people were hurt, including one woman and six men, with most injuries serious but non fatal. The motorman’s presence of mind saved passengers from worse harm.
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Portland
Oregon Waterpower & Railway Company
Casadero
Niz
City laborer discharged over failure to report sidewalk hazard
A city laborer named A M Page was dismissed by Street Superintendent Waiters after Page testified in a separate damage suit against the city about a sidewalk hole at Twelfth avenue and Jackson street. Page appeals to the civil service commission, with a hearing set for March 6, citing hardship as a family man. Page says the sidewalk required full reconstruction, not simple repairs, and that he warned Green Lake crews but no action followed. Page had eighteen months with the city.
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M Page
S& Job
Page
Ril Service Commission
Roberts
Twelfth Avenue
Jackson
Waiters
Eaid
Walters
Green Lake
Assault Warrants Issued Over Real Estate Deal
Warrants issued for the arrest of M. B. Patton D. J. McMillan and John Doe Cowan on assault and battery charges stemming from a Second Avenue real estate office dispute. Complainant L. O. Tosh, who appeared battered at the prosecutor's office, says he was attacked during the deal. The defendants claim provocation.
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Second Avenue
M. B. Patton
D. J. McMillan
John Doe Cowan
L. O. Tosh
Tosh
Woodmen of the World to Initiate Large Class Saturday
The Woodmen of the World will hold a meeting for the initiation of a large class of candidates on Saturday, April 1, at the Grand house. A log rolling and a special program will usher in the new members under the local order’s auspices with delegates from nearby lodges assisting.
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Woodmen of the World
Organizing a Transport Club for Rail and Steamship Officials
A meeting is planned next Saturday at the Hotel Butler for rest road and steamship officials to organize a transporta tion club. The aim is to set a pace for similar groups, with Paul B. Thompson of the Illinois Central leading the effort and no clerks or stenographers allowed. Members must pay a tithe for admission, and leadership discussions consider J. D. Farrell and Frank W. Parker as potential presidents.
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Butler
San Francisco
Paul B. Thompson
Ilinois Central
Thiat Club
Thompson
Tenue
J. D. Farrelle
Frank W. Parker
Northwestern Railroad
Parker
Ceremony Postponed for Federal Building Cornerstone
Stonecutters walkout over machine use halts the laying of the corner stone of the Federal building delaying ceremonies next Saturday. About 1000 Masons are expected to attend once a new date is set.
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Federal Building
The Future of Russia and War in Kansas
A promotional note previews The Future of Russia by a renowned authority Douglas Story. It also promotes The War In Kansas by Jacob Waldeck with sketches, calling it a light, smile inducing treat for readers, in advance of next Saturday's issue.
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Russia
Douglas Story
Kansas
Jacob Waldeck
Sat
Seattle Electric plans new car barn in Fremont area
The Seattle Electric Co files with the Building Inspector plans for a 26000 dollar car barn at Fremont to house 75 cars with trainmen quarters a repair shop and boiler room at Phinney avenue and Ewhan Brick faces embezzlement charges from Teale Hills Co for 15.04. Divorcees granted by default. County board of education appointed. Railroad officials arrive for meetings. Alki steamer carries dynamite cargo. Funeral for Gladys Teachnor set. John Garver held for grand larceny. Trial verdict favors Seattle Electric in car accident suit. February contagious diseases show decline.
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Seattle Electric Company
Fremont
Phinney Avenue
Ewhan
Teale Hille Furniture Company
Teale-Hills Company
Brick
Margaret
William
Charlotte B. Maloy
G. W
Tomrepine Doud
County Board of Education
David Thomas
C. P. Story
William Durham
H. B. Madison
B. W. Greer
E. J. Coyle
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Alki
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Tacoma
Gladys Evelyn Teachnor
van Axselt
van Asselt
H. F. Notice & Co
Odd Fellows
Georgetown
John Garver
Westedt
Garver
Thomas Donald
Taidlow
Pay the month stats y the if you
The fragmentary text provides limited clear event details and names. It mentions a timeline related phrase but lacks coherent subjects, actions, or outcomes to form a complete news item with verifiable entities.
Free baby photos offered Saturdays in Seattle building
Every Saturday through March between 9 a m and 12 noon photograph all babies not over 2 years old. Show proof and finish one elegant picture free. Location Sixth floor Eftel building Second and Pike phones Main 6142 Ind A 2902.
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Eftel
Pike
Diphtheria Scarlet Fever Cases and Local Court Action
Diphtheria and scarlet fever cases are reported with 0 deaths and 114 births. James Murray pleads guilty to a reduced charge of assault with a deadly weapon after stabbing a lodging house landlord. fined 150 and costs. Kenton Hill Improvement Club plans attendance by Gilman and Cotterill to discuss a new streetcar plan and Renton Hill impact. Rev Gowen delivers Shakespeare lecture on Julius Caesar at Trinity Parish Church crypt. Next lecture on Shakespeare and His Contemporaries set for March 16. Mrs Sarah Millicent Greene dies at 70 at 615 Hell Street from brain hemorrhage after a stroke. Funeral Friday. Chinese laborer Ah Wing arrested at Fort Lawton after raid by immigration inspector and assistant. trial set for March 6. Rock Island system moves offices to temporary quarters in the Valley building. Bread demonstration at YWCA domestic science kitchen Friday at 2 PM.
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James Murray
Murray
Flint Avenue
Costa
Kenton Hill
Renton Hill
Shakespeare
H. Ht. Gowen
Trinity Poriah Church
Julius Caenar
Marah Miicabeth Greene
Key Samuel Green
Hell Street
BH. Camp
Fort Lawton
United States Immigration
Thomas Mpiecher, Jr
Ah Wing
Fort
Wing
Keifer
Rock Island System
Ralley
Markets Report Fresh Cabbage and Oranges Steady in City
The first carload of Winningstead cabbages arrives selling at 2.60 while flat Dutch cabbage nears selling out. Oranges rise to 2.50 per box with California fruit noted as best of the winter. Spinach remains poor and veal shows a slight decline amid a looming market slump. numerous specific prices are listed for produce and dairy items.
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Winningstead
California
Prices and Goods in Eastern Markets and Grains
A dense list of bulk commodities and prices including salmon trout, herring, lobsters, halibut, and various perches with a range of cpi-like cents. Grain and flour items cover wheat, graham, rye, buckwheat, corn meal, oats, and rolled oats with multiple bale and ton pricing. Agricultural feeds and grasses such as timothy, alfalfa, clover, and pasture mixes show regional values for Eastern Washington and Puget Sound areas.
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Graham
C. Co
Farina
Holly
Pearl Bartey
Chicago Wheat and New York Stocks Report
Chicago market reports show May wheat at 1155-8 to 1161-4 with other futures edging. New York stocks rose broadly with rail gains and Baltimore & Ohio January earnings up over 700000. market described as strong yet prudent and cautious.
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New York
Close
Atchison
Amal
Can. Pac
Erie. Com
Ill. Central
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pac
People's Gas
Penna
Reading
Com
R. 1
Pac
St. Paul
UN. Pac
Pfd
Baltimore & Ohio
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Gladys Lawson
Miss Marian Lawson
Miss Gladys
Will
Samar
Samar Island
Corbin
Y Geripps News Ass
Vancouver
B.C
H. D. Hexom
Hexom
Spokane
Lebretagne
Broton
Mass
George 8
Houtwell
Groton Cemetery
Denver
United States
Edward O. Wolcott
Monte Carlo
France
Inns Bruck
Switzerland
Ausserville
Graten
Kansas City, Mo
Prairie Old Gas Company
Bryan
Leteherarson
Jack H Page
Letcher
Sol Wynn
Montpellier
The
Honee
Colman Building
First Ave
Cor
Columbia St
A Lewis & CO
First Avenue
Cherry St
Sherman, Clay & Co
Cal
Oakland
Westberg & Childs
Eggan & Ericson's
White River
Rre
Pei Simimens
Oregon
Oney
Yakima
Alifornia
Olympia
Cache
Barreta
Brazil
Suile
Hutchinson
Union Street
Seattle Lighting Co
I. Bra Ae Aoarth
Fleur
Minnesota
Pillebury
Stancard Dakota
Olympic
Golden Northwest
Eastern Washington
Puget Sound
Chicago
the Star
W. A. Ayer & Co
Columbia Street
Wheat
Cora
W. A. Ryer & CO
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