Prominent Seattle Musicians Buy Pianos At Sale
Notable residents including Mrs. Emma Moffatt and Mr. C Bieber purchase Kohler Campbell and Weber pianos in a large Seattle sale. Other buyers from Port Blakeley to Anacortes select Kehler Campbell and Weaver organs, with nine sales completed before closing. Prices from $48 to $595, each instrument with stool and scarf or book. wide stock of organs and pianos in walnut and oak, guaranteed by manufacturers.
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Emma Moffatt
Seattle
Wal
C. Bieber
H. Lubbring
Port Blakeley
Wash
Kohler & Campbell
D. D. Davenport
Twenty-sixth Avenue South
A. Vincent
Ballard
Kehler & Campbell
Charles B. Lanterman
Anacortes
C. W. Storey
Jefferson
Dy H
H. Chesbro
Mahogany
J. J. Price
Boren Avenue
C. W. Chamberlain
Western Avenue
J. K. McCallum
Twenty-third Avenue
Sphoor & Co
Emmerson
Lighthouse
Roche Harbor
Three Murray boys freed after jail stay ends in innocence
Littl Tim Murray age 9 and brothers Frank 11 Tom 13 were jailed for a petty theft scare but Superior Judge Tallman released them after learning they were innocent. They lived with their widowed mother and helped support six siblings while selling papers and sleeping in a city loft.
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Littl Tim" Murray
Frank
Tom
Tallman
Jalil
Beyn
Labor Leader Proposes Panel to End Strikes in St Paul
St Paul labor head President Wm Templeman of the Trades and Labor Assembly plans an advisory committee of conservative leaders to settle disputes between unions and employers. The panel would hear all sides, favor the party with justice, and aim to arbitrate rather than strike, piloted by Templeman who advocates peace.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Wm. Templeman
Trades and Labor Assembly
Templeman
Ite
Clarke County Republicans to hold single convention
The Clarke County Republican central committee in Vancouver Washington announces a single convention on May 9, two days before the state gathering. The article notes the funeral of Dr. A O Beers at Bonney Watson chapel and the shipment of his remains to Perry Iowa.
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Vancouver
Wah
Republican County Central Committee
Clarke County
A. 0. Beers
Bonney-Watson
Perry
Iowa
Convention Factions Stir In County Republican Debate
The county committee weighs one or two conventions with costs and timing ahead of the May 11 state convention. Leaders Piles Whitaker andKnickerbocker favor two events. finances and treasury limits push toward a single gathering. Democrats plan two conventions, with their state meeting set for Olympia on May 6.
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H. Piles
F. G. Whitaker
Republican County Committee
I. B. Knickerbocker
Auburn
Republican State Committee
Democratic County Committee
State Committee
Olympia
Heath in Superior Court Faces Assault Charge
Henry Heath of the Merchants Fire Association is on trial for assault and battery against William Dent of the Northwestern Fire Insurance Co. Dent testified he was struck on the corner of Thomas Street and Sixteenth Avenue North on March 18, knocked down, kicked, and left with a battered face. Heath laughed as Dent described his injuries and the witnesses’ accounts.
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New Mexico
Heath
Hughes
Dent
Merchants Fire Insurance Association
Rudkins
Mr. Dent
Attorney Gleason
Mr. Hughes
D. Hughes
Peoticenees
Gleason
Henry Heath
Merchants’ Fire Association
William Dent
Northwestern Fire Insurance Company
Mayor-elect Ballinger flees oath and seeks bond
Seattle's mayor-elect Judge R A Ballinger appeared before City Comptroller Kiplinger this afternoon and fled his oath of office and arranged for giving his official bond in the sum of 15000 dollars. He requested and was granted control over all appointive offices but has announced no appointments and will not act until taking office on March 20.
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R. A. Ballinger
Seattle
Kiplinger
Boxing Tomorrow at Ranke's Hall by Olympic Club
The Olympic Club hosts a second boxing tournament tomorrow night at Rankes hall. Manager Harry Loverich predicts a big success as eight four round events feature top amateur talent from the city.
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Olympic Club
Ranke’s Hall
Harry Loverich
Postponed inquest into North Seattle dynamite blast death
The inquest into the death of six year old Terence Beat, killed by a dynamite explosion Friday night in North Seattle, was postponed this afternoon. It will be held tomorrow morning at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Beat
Seattle
Queen Dowager funeral procession draws 100 pallbearers
A funeral for the Queen Dowager, who died in January, featured a procession two miles long with 100 pallbearers accompanying the hearse.
Puebla's Danger Aboard Steamer City of Puebla
The steamer City of Puebla, Captain Jepson, arrived in San Francisco after a severe southwesterly gale out of Seattle. The voyage was described as the roughest in years with high seas breaking windows on the port side. The ship righted and hove to until the storm eased, delaying sixty hours. A telegram from the Marine Exchange noted Puebla speaking the W. H. Macey, whose cargo shifted, and the Grace Dollar sailing past with tug Dauntless.
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City of
Puebla
Jepaon
San Francisco
Seattle
Marine Exchange
W. H. Macey
Ladysmith
Macey
Grace Dollar
Dauntiens
Astoria
San Pedro
Governors and bankers join Woodmen of the World in Olympia
Gov McDiride and C. J. Lord president of Capital City Bank of Olympia were initiated into the Woodmen of the World in Olympia on Saturday night. Other candidates were given a course of sprouts while local Woodmen praised the governor for his conduct during the initiation.
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Tacoma
Olympia
Capital City
England Education History in Response to Passive Resister Debate
A letter from Heartie Washington dated March 13 corrects American impressions on England's education system. It explains the evolution from National schools funded by the church to Board schools under government oversight and notes mixed support for different school types during reform.
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England
Star
Heartie
Wash
Government School Board
Board” Schools
Free of England
Balan Board
Cchool
Education Act settlement cemented in English schools
A government backed plan assigns control of secular education to the state while allowing church and Catholic instruction in public schools for parents who request it. The change avoids church property confiscation and aims for equal treatment of all sects, though it stirs debate among Non-conformists and church members.
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Church of England
Diewenters & Cffice
der. Clifford
Mewlsters
England
Tweedie Dum
Tweedle-dee
Herbert W. BR. Moore, P
Writ Filed For Wife And Child Of Lee Bue
A petition for a writ of habeas corpus was filed in federal court for Ac Yok and Lee Tung, wife and child of Lee Bue, a U S born citizen and secretary of the American Reborn Society of Chinese men, detained by immigration at Port Townsend. Coleman and Ballinger of Port Townsend represent Bue who is in the United States. his wife and child were detained on arrival last December.
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Ac Yok
Lee Tung
Lee Bue
American Reorn Society of Chinamen
Portland
Coleman & Ballinger
Port Townsend
China
Ao Yok
Bue
Five Fur Seal Skins Case Closed by Withdrawal
The United States suit against Five Fur Seal Skins ends as defendants withdraw appearance in federal court after more than a year. Customs inspector at Whatcom seized five seal skins from the steamer Katherine M of Pillar Bay Packing, declaring smuggling. The steamer’s demurrer was overruled. Uncle Bam plans to destroy the disputed skins if the health officer has not already acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whatcom
First New England Auto Show Opens in Boston
The first notable New England auto show opened in Boston and runs through the week. Nearly all American makes from New York and Chicago shows are on display, with many foreign cars also exhibited for the first time in the country. Auto boats of latest pattern are shown as well.
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Boston
Mase
New England
New York
Chicago
Reds Go South Ahead of Spring Training Trip
Cincinnati club players reported to Manager Kelley in preparation for tonight's departure for Dallas where they will practice through March. Return schedule includes games in Little Rock Memphis Nashville and Louisville with the trip concluding in the North.
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Cincinnati
Kelley
Dallas
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Louisville
Queen Marie of Hanover Denounces Hohenzollerns in Exile
Cumberland in upper Austria marks her birthday while exiled queen Marie of Hanover harbors lasting fury toward the Hohenzollerns. She championed her son the Duke of Cumberland to reclaim the throne and has labeled the German emperor dangerous to Europe.
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Cumberland
Cmunden
Upper Austrian
Hanover
Vrussia
William I
Germany
Prussia
Marie
Hohenzollerne
Europe
Duke of Cumberland
Manover
Vienna
Austria
Marie of Hanover
Duke
Politician in Bankruptcy: Rosenbaum Discharged by Judge
IL N Rosenbaum a Bailey building attorney was discharged in bankruptcy by Judge Manford. His petition showed liabilities of 43102.49 and assets of 368 mainly exempt property. Debts included promissory notes and ad purchases in about sixty publications nationwide. Rosenbaum has been active in Democratic politics and recently left Harmony Club.
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IL. N. Rosenbaum
Bailey Building
Manford
Rosenbaum
Hostenbaum
Harmony Club
Anacortes Cannery Operations Narrow to Three
Anacortes reports three of the six canneries here will operate through the upcoming canning season.
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Anacortes
Judge Dismisses Hanity Suit Against Tacoma and Alaska Transport
The damage suit of John N. Hanity against the Tacoma and Alaska Transportation Company was dismissed by Judge Hanford today after a court-settled out-of-court disposition.
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John N. Hanity
Tacoma & Alaska Transportation Company
Hanford
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