Bremerton Council Opposes Reform Crisis In Front Street Saloons
Bremerton council votes to permit two Front street saloons fearing a boycott linked to navy yard protests. Mayor Croxton accuses council members of illegality and vows action as business leaders warn of further unrest and possible relocation from Bremerton.
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Navy Yard
Croxton
Neonsen
Nole
Gale
United States
Front Street
Cownell
Bremerton
Hayward
the Mar
Diets
Driscoll
Ben Bennick
Nother Temperance Dance Hall Opens in Tenderloin
Park Theater on Fifth Avenue hosted a grand opening amid mixed reception. Reports note police and grand jury absent, while organizers claim a strictly non alcoholic venue despite claims of liquor sales and painted entertainment.
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Sania
Ana
Simon
Clancy ‘Ine
Theater
Grand Jury
Park Theater
Market Whirl Winds Through Prices and Provisions
The market notes on Western avenue show fruit and rhubarb prices steady with a tendency to rise. Spinach scarce, cauliflower strong, and wholesale prices drift higher for hay and grain with ranges around 16 dollars per ton for alfalfa and 12 dollars for timothy. Eggs poultry and livestock values are listed with steers near 1.08 dollars per pound and veal to follow, while dressed poultry and other commodities show varied quotes.
Social Doings in the City Luncheon and Club Events
A busy afternoon schedule includes a luncheon at 102 East Pike Street hosted by Mrs. J. Smith. The Young Ladies’ Sewing Club and Cinch Club meet around town with noted entertainments and German song plans. A city council franchise report on the street railway for Twenty third avenue is referred to committee. Pansy Whitney files for divorce from Walter Whitney on non support charges.
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East Pike Street
J. Smith
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Mise Kimball
Miss Tuttle
Cinch Club
Woman's Liste Corp
Pacific Block
Edo
G. HL. Fortson Relief Corps
Royal Arcanum Hall
Twenty Third Avenue
Jefferson Street
Woman's Educational Club
New York Block
Peapeenee Wheeler
Reattle Kleetric Company
Twenty-third Avenue
Dlone
Navy official urged to visit Puget Sound for shipbuilding talks
Rear Admiral Francie T Bowles chief constructor of the U S Navy may be invited to visit Beattle Puget Sound on President Roosevelts upcoming sound visit to learn about local warship construction facilities. City officials intend to host him to discuss sound capacity for building warcraft. Six lumber bids totaling 906 900 feet were opened for a project on a nearby site with plans to announce results next week.
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Francie T. Bowles
United States Navy
Beattle
Puget Sound
Roosevelt
Sound
Soncatnesty
Bowles
Abion
Hingham
Madison theater bill features Twins and aerial acts
The Madison offers a varied program headlined by The Twins a clever acrobatic comedy with Miss Masoutte and Heahan. Gilbert and Gilmore perform Parlor Pastimes with up-to-date songs. Leoni and Leoni display aerial feats on illuminated apparatus. Two daily showings, plus The Game Keeper and Macbeth runs. The Gentile, Third Avenue shows Arizona at Grand Augustus.
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Madison
Et Masoutte
Heahan
Gilbert
Glimore
Ticlama
Leoni
Third Avenue
Beattie Ladies' Musical Club Holds Twelfth Annual Meet
The twelfth annual meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club of Beattle occurred at Christenson's Hall with an address by President Mrs A N Stewart reviewing the club's history. A luncheon followed and the gathering included 276 members. McIntyre Wins Suit in Beattie.. The Beattie Electric Co. faced a verdict after a man sued for injuries from an electric car accident caused by a motor explosion.
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Ladies’ Musical Club of
Beattle
McIntyre
A. DD. McIntyre
Beattie Electric Company
Hoon
Eayre
Justice McGlee Sentenced for Theft from Kisster
James McGlee received a two year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to stealing six overcoat from Herman Kisster earlier this month. Superior Judge Mell announced the sentence this morning.
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James McGlee
Ooate
Herman Kisster
Wee
Mell
City Council Delays Saloon License Amid Brewery Pressure
The council debated granting G. L. Harmer a saloon license for a Purgeton Annex bar near Third Avenue and Union Street. Officials cited outside limits and brewery influence as key issues, with votes split among Patrick Gill Medward Rinehart Taylors Crichton Jamen Kistler and others.
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G. L. Harmer & Saloon
Purgeton Annex
Third Avenue
Wike
Union Street
Marmer
Thin City
Harmer
Knickerbocker Hotel
Timo
Limite
Kistler
Morrison
Federal
Jand James Waa
Taylor
Taylors
Noes
Crichton
Jamen
Poreeneas Mullen
Murphy
Hude
Arg
Pasar Delays City Committee Appointments Indefinitely
Pasar, recently re elected head of the city council, said he would defer announcing his committees for the year indefinitely. He praised past governance but will allow peers a chance to change before final appointments.
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Pasar
Peculiar Delusion Sends Jonah Johnson to Insane Asylum
Superior Judge Tallman committed Jonah Johnson to the insane asylum this morning. He has been in the city briefly with no friends and refuses to leave the fall location claiming he is in California.
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Jonah Johnson
Tallman
California
Guard Against the Plague Alert in Washington State
A state board of health enacts strict rules to investigate every Asiatic death in Washington as a precaution against bubonic plague. Local health officers must conduct personal inquiries and report in writing before burial permits are issued with penalties of 600 dollars for first offense and 100 dollars for each subsequent offense. A stray line about bicycle repairs appears in the text.
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Washington
Ihe
Board of Health
Burglary duo Hurtager and Hollingsworth sentenced in theft case
Hurtager and Bert Hollingsworth, youth burglars convicted for breaking into Piper Taft’s sporting goods store on Second Avenue, were sentenced by Judge Hell in Edgar Superior Court. Hurtager received seven years hard labor at Walla Walla penitentiary. Hollingsworth got two years. The court noted Hollingsworth was misled by Edger.ARCHITECT TO BE EMPLOYED The city council authorized superintendent Youngs and Fire Chief Cook to hire an architect to design and oversee the Broadway fire headquarters on First bill. He will receive six percent of the contract price. Fine watch repairing. L M Bennett, 7 Colonial.
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Hurtager
Bert Hollingsworth
Youn
Piper & Taft
Second Avenue
Youngs
Cook
Broadway
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