Women's Spring Suits and Jackets in Navy and Tan Fabrics
Catalog notes offer a range of women's spring wear including navy cheviot outfits with double flounce skirts and tef feta silk accents, black cheviot outfits with moire trim, dark brown cheviot ensembles with vests and capes, blue basket cloth suits with Norfolk style jackets, light tan kersey jackets with stitched straps, tan covert suits with bell sleeves, and assorted taffeta silk lace trimmed jackets. Prices span 0 to 88 dollars, with multiple fit and trim details.
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Eton
Supreme Court Upholds Illinois Futures Crime Statute
The Supreme Court affirmed the Illinois ruling in Alfred Booth versus the State of Illinois upholding the statute banning futures dealing on the stock market. In a separate ruling, the court found Detroit Citizens Street Railway’s fare-cut ordinance invalid, ruling the 5 cent fare contract could not be abrogated without consent.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court of Illinois
Alfred Booth
Ilinois
Booth
Supreme Court
City of
Detroit
Detroit Citizens Street Railway Company
Democrats accuse Seattle Electric Co in mayoral race
The Democratic committee charges Seattle Electric Co funded Mayor Humes' nomination with $5000 and hints at larger sums to sway voters in the First ward and waterfront. Beattie Electric Co. is named as seeking Humes re election to throttle municipal ownership. Critics say the company benefits from two-tier pricing and favors the incumbent.
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Humes
Seattle Electric Co
Chas. G. Heifner
Democratic Committee
Electric Company
Helfer
Elecric
Aggee
Eenis
Star
Beattie Electric Co
Beattie
Seattle
Seattle Tric Co
Fire at Canal Street kills several and destroys four buildings
In New York a blaze caused by an explosion in a celery celluloid factory at 212 Canal Street killed Mrs. John Durando and two others, fatally injuring two more and seriously injuring ten. Fire spread to four adjacent buildings causing about 200000 dollars in losses as workers fled the flames. Daniel Shelliard survived a fifth story leap but is gravely injured. Joseph Culley and Richard Farrington were later reported among the injured.
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New York
John Durando
Canal Street
Daniel Shelliard
City Improvement Clubs Convene on Parks and Tax Watch
The conference committee of the city improvement clubs met at 11 AM in the Chamber of Commerce. A parks committee was formed to study sites including a 160 acre tract by the Lake Washington pumping station and the Denny site at Eighth and Union. A tax and salaries oversight committee was proposed to ensure economical spending on street work and assist the assessor. A Interbay School site request was referred to the school board and the rest was postponed to the next meeting.
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Improvement Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Shippen
W. P. Trimble
B. Shorrock
C. E. Fowler
Lake Washington
Denny
Eighth Avenue
Union Street
Interbay Club
Interbay
Fire siren false alarm at box 45 corner Sixth Ave and Pike
Fire department responded at 2 26 this afternoon to box No 45 at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Pike Street for a false alarm. No injuries or damage reported and crews cleared the scene promptly.
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Sixth Avenue
Pike Street
Naval recruiting post opens in Grand Central hotel
A naval recruiting office started in room 8 at the Grand Central hotel under Lieut. J. P. Morton U. S. N. Yeomen machinists and apprentices are the focus. Enlistment terms and progression are outlined with ages 15 to 21 eligibility and rapid promotion for machinists. Morton predicts strong enlistments and plans to visit several western states before a temporary June 15 office opens.
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Grand Central Hotel
J. P. Morton
U. 8S. N
Naval
Navy
Morton
Beattle
Navy Department
Yakima
Washington
Idaho
Motana
Oregon
Seattle
Council work this evening at city meeting
The city council will dispose of routine business including passage of the library site ordinance and discussion of acquiring 160 acres for lake front park south of Leschi park. The fire and water committee will report on Ballard well water at 60 dollars per million gallons. ELKTON Md March 4 Robert McCarthy civil war veteran oldest Washington county resident has just turned 100 credits his longevity to moderate whiskey.
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Lake Washington
Leschi Park
Fire and Water Committee
Ballard
Elkton
Robert McCarthy
Washington County
Mortality Record From Local Funeral Notices
The death notices list Mrs Mary Masony at 120 Hipwell Street with funeral service by Rev Robert Pell. Alice Mealy age 81 dies at 418 Ninth Avenue with funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM. Cornelius Ovitt of 00 years, G A R member, dies at Providence hospital. Andrew G Carlisle 15, son of John and Mra Carlisle of 1129 Summit Avenue North, dies yesterday with Wednesday 10 AM funeral. Thomas Mullin's funeral at Collins Sherman Foley Co. parlors, then Sacred Heart Church and Calvary Cemetery.
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Mary Masony
Hipwell Street
Corey
Robert Pell
Andrew G
John G. Carlisle
Summit Avenue North
Little Thomas Mullen
Collins Sherman Foley Co
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Botkin Murder Appeal Dismissed By Supreme Court
Mrs Cordelia Botkin in Washington reports that the Supreme Court dismissed her appeal from a California penitentiary murder sentence by agreement of both sides. It is believed counsel will pursue further efforts in California courts.
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Washington, D. C
Cordelia Botkin
California
John Dunning
Supreme Court
Polls Open Tomorrow From 9 A M To 7 P M
Polls will open at 9 a m and close at 7 p m for voters to cast their ballots. Eligible residents should bring proper identification and plan for potential lines at locations across the city.
American club to mark 40th anniversary in Manke Hall
Robert Emmett Taemeh announces a 40th anniversary celebration at Manke Hall. The event features an American club program with music speeches and dancing throughout the evening.
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Manke Hall
Fighting Flares Between Colombian Rebels and Government
Washington March 2. Further reports reach the state department of renewed clashes between Colombian rebels and government forces, signaling ongoing instability in the region.
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Washington
Ded. C
State Department
Deserter Wallace Arrested After Puget Sound Yard Escape
G Wallace allegedly deserted from the Puget Sound navy yard and was captured by Policeman Searing yesterday. He had arrived with a military prisoner, but another guard left with the prisoner and Wallace remained in Seattle, now classified as a deserter.
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G. Wallace
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Searing
Wallace
Seattle
Destructive runaway horses damage city truck
A team of Seattle Transfer Company horses ran away on Third Avenue from Cherry Street yesterday afternoon. The collision with a telegraph pole caused injuries to several horses while the attached truck was nearly demolished.
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Seattle
Third Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattle Humane Society to Meet on Pound Proposal
The Seattle Humane Society holds its regular monthly meeting this evening in the parlors of the Raleigh Grand hotel. Officers will report and a discussion on a better pound is planned.
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The
Seattle Humane Society
Ralier-Grand Hotel
ITEMS OF THE SEA
The column details multiple ships visiting and departing, including the Al-Ki from the P. C. line, the Champion from Ladner and Vancouver Island, the Colby sloop renamed Conchita, the Pleiades loading coal in port, and the City of Topeka resuming Lynn canal trips. It notes arrivals from Manila and San Francisco, and mentions passengers, freight, and a net cost estimate for a licenced vessel project.
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Al-Ki
P. C
Champion
Ladner
Vancouver Island
Confidence
Leo Bhaw
Colby
Menane
Conchita
Pleiades
San Francisco
St. Paul
Pacific Navigation Company
Manila
Dolphin
Alaska Steamship Company
Lynn Canal
Yukon
Hertha Ita
Carrolla
Paralion
Alaska
Eather Bubne
Aberdeen
Wash
Reaper
Seattle
Maniia Mnet
Trone
Manecock
C. D. Dunnan
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Pacife Conant Company
Charles Nelson
Kruse Fire
Alsgka
Tacoma
Jeannie
PP. & N. Line
Populist Candidate Haigh Remains In Race
A false report from the Ninth ward circulated about no People's party candidate for councilman. It is confirmed that John W. Haigh of Green Lake remains in the race and seeks voter support for equal rights to all and special privileges to none. Walter H. Moyer, City Committee Chairman adds the clarification.
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People's Party
Feld
John W. Haigh
Green Lake
WM. H. Moyer
Shall Seattle Establish High License
The Seattle Star prints arguments for high license over low license for liquor sales. Rev W D Bimonds favors high license to reduce saloons, concentrate business, and ease control while limiting evils. opponents warn higher tax burden and unfair treatment of liquor dealers amid city revenue needs.
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Rtv
Seattle
United States
Portland
San Francisco
P Us
Tamer W. Morrison
Seattle Star
Norway
Sweden
South Carolina
Fait
Tyreneon
Largest Carpet Loom To Be Built In Worcester For England
Worcester reports the construction of the world’s largest moquette-axminster carpet loom, capable of weaving a 12 foot wide carpet, claimed to surpass any prior power loom. A Seattle Commandery committee plans a reception for Masons at the new hall’s completion on Fleet avenue, with elaborate furnishings recently purchased at high cost.
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Worcester
Mass
Bel
England
Seattle
Northern Theatrical Association Expands Northwest Circuit
Manager John Cort reports the Grand Opera House owner completed the purchase of the Larnon theater in North Yakima and signed transfer papers. He will book Ellensburg’s new theater under long term contract and place both under the Northwestern Theatrical association. The move aims to provide better shows and limit open nights to assure quality performances for Yakima and Ellensburg audiences.
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John Cort
Grand Opera House
North Yakima
Larnon
Cortaleo
Ellensburg
Northweastern Theatrical Association
Pacific Northwest
Yakima
Eilensburg
Cunard Liner Etruria Delayed En Route to Queenstown
Overdue ship report states the Cunard liner Etruria from New York has not arrived in Queenstown by March 2, though expected Saturday. The delay affects scheduled arrivals and operations for the Atlantic liner service.
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Queenstown
Cunard
New York
Building Permits Issued for Numerous City Projects
City engineer issues permits to A. J. Allen for a two story frame apartment at 2718 Fourth Ave costing 8000. Thompenon receives a one and a half story frame at 24 Fifteenth Ave for 1400. Rodger for a one and a half story frame at 15 Eighth Ave South for 8700. Thornquist: one story frame at 3267 Twenty second Ave for 400. Ployd: two story tenement at 515 Twenty-fifth Ave South for 8000. Mrs P. Berry for a three story frame at 1212 Jackson Street costing 2600. Rachel: two story fate at 1212-16 Seventh Ave for 4000. Stark: two story frame at 1603 Seventh Ave West for 1600. Gabriel: repairs at 26 Howard Ave for 200. Hinegen: one story frame at 7120 East Madison Street for 1800. Milton: one and a half story frame at 1628 Third Ave West for 800. Mar tin: one story residence at 922 Seventeenth Ave North for 2200. Mentzer: one story frame at 618 Twenty-fifth Ave North for 200. Duffy: alterations at 112 Third Ave North for 4. Littell: one story frame at 4 Malden Street for 1600. Burton: one story frame at 62 Ninth Ave Northeast for 1750.
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A. J. Allen
Fourth Avenue
KR. GO. Thompenon
Fifteenth Avenue
A. L. Rodgere
Eighth Avenue
WN Thornquist
Twenty-second Avenue
Wm. Ployd
Twenty-fifth Avenue South
Mre. P. Bherry
Jackson Street
Rachel
Beventh Ave
G. D. Stark
Beventh Avenue
Weet
C. Gabriel
Howard Avenue
A. Hinegen
East
Madison Street
J. Milton
Third Avenue West
F. J. Martin
Seventeenth Avenue North
J. W. Mentzer
Twenty-fifth Avenue North
M. Duffy
Third Avenue North
T. T. Littell
Malden Street
BE. D. Burton
Ninth Avenue Northeast
Unopened Samples go on Characteristic Low Prices Sale
This morning marks the start of a sale featuring samples previously stored away and never shown before. The items are offered at characteristic low prices as part of the sample sale event.
Fragmentary Prices and Totals Noted in Scribbled List
A scratched page shows various prices and amounts such as 1.00 5.00 34.75 5.75 3.00 and 1.75. The items appear as a rough tally or shopping list with no accompanying context or descriptions. The scattered figures suggest a simple ledger or receipt fragment from a historical listing.
Finest Drapery and Upholstery Work Offer
In this notice a local tradesman advertises drapery and upholstery services. It pledges skilled workmanship, honest costs, and guaranteed quality equal to any in the United States. The message notes workers take turns to complete tasks and promises prompt execution.
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Orate
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Usiness Men's Committee
Democratic Party
Mrs. Botkin
Robert Emmet
Taemeh
Will
Eveteg
Humane Society
Dean
Newsy
Ninth Ward
the Star
W. D. Simonds
W. D. Bimonds
James W. Morrison
Yakima Playhouse
Jenet
Nordhoff
Second Avenue
First Ave
MacDougall and Southwick
EB. J. Brown
Smith
E. H. Hoover & CO
Third
EB. Co. Pike Bt
Second Ave
State of Washington
County of King
Peter McLindon
Charles H. Farrell
Ki County
Seattle Daily Star
Royd J. Tallman
Ia. I. C
C. A. Koepfli
D. K. Sickels
Frederick & Nelson
Madison and
Spring Streets
Eversole Optical CO
Beound Avenue
A. Lindauer
Daniel Sully
Bat
Seana
Grand Jcus
Mer
Hi Charles Dalton
Wilson Barrett
Ralph Stuart
Monte Cristo
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
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Kirk
Firet Am
D. Buck
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