Officers of Crusade Fail 10 Land Their Mak
The case of the state versus Rude concerns a charged minor gambling at a shooting gallery. Witness Leonard Kieneoch testified to the device at 119 2 Avenue South and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Griffith clashed with Beaumont over ownership proof. Judge George ruled the state failed to prove the defendant’s guilt and the hearing was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rude
Beaumont the Crusade
Grimfith Ap
W. L. Iewore
Leonard Kieneoch
Avenue South
Klensch
Shipley
Griffith
Deaumont
Sam
Beaumont
Winchell
George
Heaumont
Freeman
Burglaries Attempted On Residence At Highland And Warren
Burglars tried to enter the home of J. W. at the corner of Highland and Warren Avenues early. Mr Clise awoke to find intruders inside. shots were fired as the burglars fled, police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Chamber of
Highland and
Warren Avenue
Clise
Mr. Mol
Police Notes on Estate Case and Slot Payment Charge
George yesterday overruled a motion in the estate case. Peter Emil is charged with possessing a money paying slot. The bearing of the case has not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Peter Emil
Great Speed Expected for Freighter Painter Run
The freighter Painter departed San Francisco for Seattle this morning amid widespread speculation about its speed. Critics await its performance on the Seattle to San Francisco run noting a new steamer may redefine current travel times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter
San Francisco
Eelier
Torease
Attre
Seattle
Seattle- Francisco
San Franciaco
Government warehousing plan for city docks likely
Officials of the Quartermaster's department believe the apartments within the dock warehouse will be used to store government supplies in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster's Department
Novel Suit Is Begun In Yukon Saloon Case
John Gunther and Wm. Ellis sue Louis Heinrich for five thousand dollars alleging damages to their Yukon Saloon and lodging house at 112 Col Mma street. Plaintiffs claim the saloon business market is in jeopardy and defendants have maliciously condemned the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunther
Wm. Ellis
Louis Heinrich
Col Mma Street
Yukon Saloon and Lodging House
Hermrich Brewing to Erect Building on Eighth Avenue South
The Hermrich Brewing Co plans a new brewing building at 1200 to 1218 Eighth Avenue South. A. F. Yach filed the permit at the city engineer’s office. Graving piles and laying foundation work begin as preliminaries, costing about $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermrich Brewing Co
Eighth Avenue
A. F. Yach
Ford manslaughter case tied to Justice Cann case notes
The record mentions Justice Cann handling the Ford manslaughter case with dates including March 23 36 and April 6 at the Musicians' Union Armory. It also references three Saturday Night dances and a reference to Mc and a ladies tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cann
Union Armory
Ladies Tree
Denny estate files permits to raze two blocks in city
Mrs S L Denny and the A A Denny estate secured permits to raze buildings at 1404 Second avenue and 06 Union street and clear ground for a new structure. D Dow Co filed a $6400 bond to finance the Madison street contract between ret and Sixth avenue, approved by the mayor. S Normile filed a $9208 bond to secure the Twenty third avenue improvement from Walla Walla addition north line to East Madison, also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S L. Denny
A. A. Denny
Second Avenue
Union Street
D. Dow & Co
Madison Street
Ret
Sixth Avenue
S. Normile
Twenty-third Avenue
Walla Walla Addition
East Madison
Cuban independence sentiment grows after Florida trip
Representatives Burton of Ohio and Devener of West Virginia report to the president on Cuba after visiting the Florida coast and the Cubs. They note strong independence sentiment among Cubans and suggest a period of independence to keep friendly ties with the United States. Devener says Cubans may accept the Platt amendment as the bill pleases the wealthy and influential. Wood has transformed Havana into a new city and Devener praises Cuban schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Burton
Ohio
Devener
West Virginia
Florida
Cubs
Cuba
United States
Devenor
Gen. Wood
Havana
America
Railways form plan to seize Alaska trade routes
Canadian Pacific and White Pass and Yukon railways announce a plan to secure the bulk of Alaska trade this year. They have arranged connections enabling travel from Montreal to Dawson in 10 days. The agreement excludes freight business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
White Pass
Yukon
Alaska
Montreal
Dawson
Alaska shipments Stir Markets Quiet Trading
Markets were quiet with small lift from Alaska shipments. Prices held steady from yesterday as ample stock remained. Three cars of Yakima potatoes and two cars of California vegetables arrived last night boosting available produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
California
Local Market Prices and Dried Goods Ledger Meat Poultry and Produce
A detailed listing of dried fruits vegetables dairy and proteins with per unit prices. Items include dates radishes rhubarb parsley new potatoes and spinach. Poultry live and dressed birds along with several cheese and butter options are shown with regional sources and price per pound.
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Washington
Washington Creameries
Eastern
Lowe and Klein
Freach Ranch
California Creamery
Ashington
New York
Wisconsin
California
Roquefort
Limburger
Sherdbineau v Great Northern in tunnel injury case
Patrick Sherdbineau sues the Great Northern railway seeking 1000 dollars for personal injuries alleged from negligence during tunnel construction in the Cascades. While working as a drill operator the foreman allegedly ordered him to brace the tunnel at a dangerous location, forcing him from his usual task. The case was heard in Judge Frimory's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frimory
Patrick Sherdbineau
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Co
Cascades
Neau
County officials discuss across the board pay raise
County commissioners and department heads met yesterday afternoon to discuss salary increases. The group largely agreed that pay in all departments should be raised, with decisions nearing confirmation.
Man Falls From Trestle Injures Side in Seattle
A man named M. Malinger fell through a trestle near Firet avenue south beside the bunkers in Seattle yesterday. He was moved to his home at 415 Pike Street in an open wagon. The injuries were not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
M. Malinger
Firet Avenue
Pike Street
Wegon
Compromise Reaches Settlement in Nome Shipping Case
In the suit of C. B. Rehobers against Alaska & Pacific Steamship Co. a compromise yields the vnif $4.29 percent. Rehobers claimed $15,000 damages for failure to transport a scow with machinery and merchandise to Nome last summer. Water M. French has filed a superior court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rehobers
Alaska & Pacific Steamship Co
Vniif
Nome
Water M. French
Carnegie Trust Views on Trusts in London
London data shows Andrew Carnegie telling a local paper he sees no danger in trusts. He does not expect trusts to cause bankruptcy or socialism, nor to lower prices abroad versus at home. He doubts stringent anti trust laws will come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Carnegie
Socialiam
Conspiracy Claim Targets Nanaimo Methodist Leader
Rev. W. W. Baer of Wallace Street Methodist church in Nanaimo asserts charges of habitual tobacco use are part of a conspiracy to ruin him, as church authorities consider the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanaimo
B. C
W. W. Baer
Wallace Street Methodist Church
Draft Morses in Demand in Colfax March
Draft horses are in great demand as Waastern buyers scour the Paloure country. Prices continue to rise as demand stays strong and markets remain active.
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Colfax
Paloure
Beveridge at War Department Ends With Keyboard Remark
A Washington story recounts Senator Beveridge pressing Secretary Root with a boastful appeal for an army post. Root quietly ends the scene by telling Beveridge to “get off the keyboard” as a crowd gathers at his desk. The anecdote catalogs a parade of military and civil officials in attendance.
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Washington
Db. C
Ny Mall
Beveridge
Indiana
War Department
Hoot
Milea
von Root
Root
Gen
Miles
Adj. KB. A. Corbin
Jack” Weaton
Benatez
Barrister Claims Debt in San Francisco Trade Case
The suit seeks 952.85 from Hing and Sandt Co of San Francisco for merchandise delivered between April 1 and October 20, 1900. In a separate matter the state v Jon Vanella ended with a not guilty verdict after a row at a concert hall in the Tenderloin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Allen
Due Hing & Sandt Co
San Francisco
Jon Vanella
Vanella
Tenderloin
Vanela
City approves varied building permits for residences and alterations
The city engineer’s office released permits for multiple projects including A Henagen at 113 Twenty-fourth Ave N for a 1 1/2 story frame dwelling, J F Owen at 26th Ave N, Hutchine Criddie at 42 Galer St for 1 story frame houses, and others. Costs range from 260 to 5000 with several 1 story and 2 story frame dwellings and alterations noted.
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A. Henagen
Twenty-fourth Avenue North
J. F. Owen
Twenty-sixth Avenue North
Corting
Hutchine & Criddie
Galer Street
K. Hurtevant
Thirteenth Avenue
Ida M. Folcom
Sbigth Avenue North
Fred Pr A
Queen Anne Avenue
W. A. Peek
Twenty-second Avenue North
Fred Enate
Twenty-seventh Avenue North
M. Piurmmer
Tid
Ja Street
F. Diekman
Pike Street
Hoemrtch Fros
Eighth Avenue South
Old Sawmill Ground SAGS in Pioneer Square Settlement
The article reports ground settlement in Pioneer Square and Yesler Way areas caused by decades of sawdust fill from the old sawmill. Ground sinks vary by location, with up to a foot settling along Firet Avenue and a ridge near the north corner of the grassy plot. City Engineer Thomson notes the sinking is irregular and ongoing with no forecast of duration or extent.
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Pioneer Square
Firet Avenue
Yesler Way
Yesler Wey
Occidental Avenue
Piloneer Square
Thomson
Licenses to Wed Issued for Four Couples in Seattle Area
The daily list shows marriage licenses issued including Henry Peter Hanson 32 of Seattle and Magele Florence Sumner 21 of Port Madison. Also Henry Johnson 4 and Josephine Johnson 47 of Seattle. Andrew Horn eey 22 of Edmonds and Ida Wiles 22 of Avon. John Nice 42 of Olympia and May King 25 of Tacoma.
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Henry Peter Hanson
Seattle
Magele Florence Sumner
Port Madison
John Johnson
Josephine Johnson
Andrew H. Horneey
Edmonds
Ida
Wiles
Avon
John Nice
Olympia
May King
Tacoma
Milby Convicted of Buying Votes in Roslyn Election
Ellensburg March 22 Wm Milby of Roslyn was convicted yesterday of purchasing votes in the last November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Wm. Milby
Roslyn
Clare Serves Afternoon Tea Daily After 3 P.M.
Clare offers afternoon tea daily after 3 p.m. at 1407 Third Street, inviting guests to enjoy light bites and beverages in a quaint setting.
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Clare
French chaille to dominate spring and summer fashion
Star notes French chaille will be worn more than ever this spring and summer. New designs offer broad variety for all types and complexions. Chaille gowns resist wrinkling and cracking unlike fou larde and taffetas. The sample shown uses currant red chaille with black silk dot embroidery over matching taffeta. The foundation features an accorion plaited under ruffle and a cream embroidered flounce with a deep circular drop skirt edged in red taffeta and black velvet ribbon across the panels.
Lawyer Levy Out $5
A chaotic scene unfolds as Abe Levy the lawyer faces a strange visitor claiming relation to his cook Kuhny. The man, speaking broken English, asks Levy to arrange a phone call to his sister and discuss travel west after a family robbery at a Greenwich Street boarding house.
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New York
Davy
New Tunnel
Abe Levy
Vietor
Levy
Kuhny
Greenwich Street
Mr. Levy
Mater
Central
Harlem
Mrs. Levy
Abe
Kuena
Lawyer Levy Helps Unfortunate Stranger Overcome Language Barrier
In a Chicago office a stranger with a long beard seeks aid after a bunco incident that robs his family. Lawyer Levy and his assistant discuss the language gap and arrange a small loan to help the man reach Pullman, Illinois. The scene ends with Levy admitting he was buncoed and leaving to consult another client.
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Kuhny
Levy
Chermey
Bunco
Pullmann
Illinois
Simpson
George
Pullman
Hwedieh
Hererer-rer
Lavy
Kilondike Egg Toy Creates Gilded Openings
A historical note describes a Kilondike egg toy where a gilded shell hides a bright yellow candy pellet and a gold paper insert. The text mentions amusing rocking or fondling toys crafted similarly, illustrating early decorative egg toys for children.
Easter egg craft ideas from a vintage how to set
The text guides making decorative eggs and toys from paper, wax, lead, and pasteboard. It describes painting faces and outfits, transforming eggs into characters like Mumpty Dumpty and Pierrot, adding hats, collars, pockets, and red trims. It also covers turning eggs into a boat, a duck, a bunny, a seafaring toy, and a doll house cradle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumpty
Mierrot
Pierrette
Pierrot
Bunny
Curious medieval torture by water drops noted in text
The article discusses the fatal effect of water drops on a restrained victim as a grim Medieval torture example. It also warns that consistent small savings accumulate greatly over time with regular deposits. A Puget Sound Saving Loan Company prospectus offers details at 152 Columbia street.
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Puget Sound Saving Loan Company
Columbia Street
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Ijiemneys
Judge George's Court
Feith
Army Reawmont
Mr. Beaumont Explains
1. W. Cse
Gurgiars
Q. M. Business Safe
City Hall
Cave
Dally
Beattie
Puget Sound
Hutter
Seattle Podunk Inquirer
Puyallup Ranch
Carnegie’s Trust
Lieber
Ludington
Weston
Sternberg
Bates
Winameore Wilson
Ordnance
Huffington
Star Fashion Note
Eggshell Toys
Northwest
Capital Milling CO
Strickler
Occidental Ave
West of England
Mackintosh Bros
Glaston
Sinks
C. Miles & Piper CO
Barrington
Second Ava
Fjotel Butler
Beatties
Venn Albert Hansen
Buills
Bonney & Stewart Fuserel
Emiaimers
Thurston County
Secuua
Second Avenue Corner
Marion
Stolting’s
Seattle Transfer Co
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