City Treasurer to Take Control of All City Funds
A report reveals alleged mismanagement of trust funds by former officials. City Treasurer George Russell proposes a new Guarantee Deposit Account to custody and disburse city money, with daily balance checks and public access to fund status. Officials note past gaps in trust fund oversight and seek decisive reforms.
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George
Paul
Riptinger
Hagley
The
of Public Works
Trust Funde
Serciler
George Russell
Moore
Board of Public Works
C. B. Bagley
Theta Terese
Russell
Canal project faces delay amid legal challenge and funding debate
Attorney Mackintosh argues the county commission lacks authority to review canal work while Major Chittenden and A P Myers urge state and national action. They report hostile sentiment toward the canal has softened and seek a $1.5 million federal appropriation. Government surveyors have mapped the route and bridge owners will be notified of required repairs by July 1, 1908.
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Plas
H. M Chittenden
A. P. Myers
Lake Washington Canal Association
Chittenden
Washington
War Department
Rivers and Harbor Committee
Congreve
Union Hay
Alaska Life Co. forces at Pier 2 help unload ship Watson
M Dawson and a force of Alaska Life Co. office employees were seen this afternoon at Pier 2 acting as longshoremen and unloading the steamer Watson. Steamship men struggle to load weapons on time without union longshoremen present.
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M Dawson
Alaska Liffe Co
Watson
Marriman Plans Pacific Coast Trip for Rail Line Inspect
New York advices report HM Marriman intends an extended Pacific coast journey. He will visit San Francisco and Los Angeles then Portland Tacoma and Seattle to inspect railroad extensions. If accurate, Marriman should reach Seattle in about six weeks.
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Marriman
Pacific Coast
New York
Wiett Gan Franchese
Lee
Treasury Transfer Opens Money Flow to San Francisco
New York on May 1 reports the cub treasury moved 1.4 million by telegraph to San Francisco, bringing the two day total to 2 million dollars. The transfer funds building operations and crews in San Francisco.
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New York
Cub Treasury
San Francisco
Wife Not Informed of Husband’s Alleged Defalcations
Mrs. John Riplinger of 722 Eleventh Street Los Angeles has not heard of her husband’s alleged defalcations. A Star reporter learned she is away from home for the day attending several events at the Shriners convention.
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Los Angeles
May
John Riplinger
Dorothy Brssett to Marry Again in May
Announcement from New York reports the engagement of Dorothy Reusesetl, daughter of Lt. Hescell, to Arnold Rethetein, heir to a woolen goods mill. No ceremony date set. reports note a prior divorce and a link to stage performances.
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New York
Dorothy Reusesetl
Tian Hescell
Arnold Retheteia
Milton Rethetein
New York Couple Found Dead in Long Island Home
Police investigate the deaths of Jeule Ske pee.a barber and his wife Mary found at their Long Setend home. Authorities will determine if hypoxia from asphyxiation was accidental or suicide.
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New York
Jeule Skepee
Mary
Long Setend
Woman Receives Brutal Beating By Husband in Interbay
Mrs. John Wilson of Interbay reported to police after Thursday assault by her husband leaving her bruised and in distress. A friend was present during the incident in Beattie, then the couple returned home where further violence occurred.
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John Wilson
Interbay
Seeme
Wilson
Beattie
Union Clerks Grow Unified Plan For Seattle Store Hours
The Seattle Retail Clerks Union reports rapid growth as they prepare to push a plan regulating store hours. At a recent meeting many candidates were initiated and will gain membership at the next regular gathering. The group expects a smooth campaign with limited risk of disruption.
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Seattle
Riot Flare Delays City Parade After Strike Breakers Arrive
A serious riot erupted today when a barge carrying 800 strike breakers reached the county slip. The barge moved out of range of workers ashore, threatening the annual police parade scheduled for Saturday.
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Telegraph Service
Bingham Cave
Visit of Pat Quinn Leads to Missing Watch Incident in Alaska
Pat Quinn arrived from San Francisco and invited a fellow passenger to share a room at the Alaska Commercial hotel. The next morning Quinn discovered his Seeeee Seone ante watch was missing.
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Pat Quinn
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Hotel
Japanese man injured after Interurban fall near Argo
T Tanaka, Japanese, fell from a fast moving Interurban train near Argo this morning sustaining injuries. He was removed to Providence hospital for medical care. If the train had been traveling at usual speed, the outcome might have been fatal.
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T. Tanaka
Argo
Providence Hospital
Oil President Under Arrest
Sertepe Telegraph Service reports H. Clay Pierce of the Western Pearce company was arrested on a warrant from Texas. He was brought before United States District Judge Adams after a habeas corpus writ directed to the chief of police was applied for.
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ST. Loute
H. Clay Pierce
Weters Pieres Gil Company
Texas
Itte
Porfery
Adams
Wiedemann Family Welcomes A Daughter This Morning
A daughter was born to Mrs. Wiedemann at 11 o clock today. Both mother and child are reported in good health. Mr. Wiedemann is mentioned in society circles and connected with a forthcoming magazine, The Seattle Spirit.
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Daugher
Fedemann
O'Brien Favorite In Burne O'Brien Match
Los Angeles May 8 betting favors Burne O'Brien in back of O'Brien as Nelson arrives to join O'Brien in his corner tonight. Heavy Burne money and anticipated odds shift before the ring. Principals reportedly agree to split the purse likely under $20,000 amid expected record crowd.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Burne-O'Brien
O'Birien
Battling Nelson
O'Brien
Burne
Sullivan and Taft share ringside praise in May meeting
John L. Sullivan visited Secretary Taft and saw the president. both men weighed in without issue and discussed boxing lingo. Sullivan praised the president and Taft, calling them capable and noting their slow start but strong finish.
Posse Sweep Fails In North Coast Limited Robbery Search
Butte Montana reports a sheriff’s posse returning from an all day chase for the bandit who robbed the North Coast Limited early yesterday. Two suspects were arrested at Helena matching descriptions and to be brought here for identification.
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Butte, Mont
May
North Coast Limited
Helena
Postes
Bell Petition Sparks Commissioners Over Incorporation
County commissioners condemn Attorney W. Bell for securing the Youngstown incorporation petition and not returning it. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney B. Mersid and others press Judge Mell to recover the missing document. They question forged signatures and accuse Bell of representing Youngstown liquor dealers seeking to evade prosecutions.
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W. KB. Bell
Youngstown
B. Mersid
Bell
Valentine Seen Winning Support From Moulders
Moulders' union leaders in Seattle say President Valentine is expected to win support this week and secure concessions in the eight hour day dispute. An official notes California Assembly opposition, citing past success in San Francisco and Eternity while promising no eight hour day here.
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Tren Moulders
Valentine
Im Beattie
Hiva
Seattle
San Francisco
Eternity
Uced
California
Body found of man missing after Lake Union drowning
The body of Robert Schwarts, about 36, who disappeared after a boat capsize on April 20, was recovered yesterday in Lake Union near Howarday by Fred Sehano. Deputy Coroner Arnold took the body to Bonney-Watson company.
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Robert Schwarts
Lake Union
Fred Sehano
Howarday
Bonney-Watson Company
Arnold
Schwarts
Public statements challenge justice department and Monroe Doctrine stance
Attorney General Bonaparte rebukes state papers calling the Justice Department languid and ineffective while denying responsibility for headlines. The piece also notes a Monroe Doctrine question and promotes Seattle tailor Ed White offering cutting services at 208 Collins Ridge.
Washington State Wins Debate Over Oregon Agricultural College
Washington State college defeated Oregon Agricultural College in a debate held in Pullman last night. The affirmative team argued persuasively, highlighting policy points and rebutting opposition claims.
Carpets Cleaned by Air Process Claim Brightening Effects
Fusty-Wusty Rug Co promotes a carpet cleaning service using an air process that removes dirt without damage. The ad promises thorough cleaning and brightened colors and lists contact numbers Queen Anne 1222 and 7379 in Indiana.
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Fusty-Wusty Rug Co
Ind
Tremont Hotel quarrel ends with shooting in Reno
In a Tremont hotel quarrel Orena Leek formerly of Santa Rosa California shot Will O'Brien son of a wealthy Reno sheep man. Leek was arrested. O'Brien says someone attempted murder while Leek claims O'Brien shot himself.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Reno
Nev
May
Tremont
Orena Leek
Santa Rosa
Cal
Will O'Brien
O'Brien
End of Liquor Traffic Predicted by Speaker
Dr. Erwin Chapman of Los Angeles spoke in Arecade Pine predicting that the liquor traffic will be declared a nuisance by the United States Supreme Court. He cited an Indiana judge’s ruling that liquor sales are illegal if detrimental to public health as supporting evidence.
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Erwin Chapman
Los Angeles
Arecade Pine
Preme Court
United States
Indiana
Autoist Seeks $10,000 Damages Over Embankment Crash
F. R. Hell, seriously injured several weeks ago when his car rolled over an embankment, has filed a claim with the county commissioners seeking $10,000 damages alleging road defect caused the mishap.
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F. R. Hell
Man storms wedding and riot ends in jail
In Pittston May ceremony Frank Bartkus objected to the marriage by shouting no, tearing a bouquet, and fleeing the altar. He then returned to demand the beer, sparking a fracas that left him in jail for creating a riot. The bride and family provided witness and defense.
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Pittston
Frank Bartkus
Eleet
Bartkus
Rarthus
Airis
West Seattle Lot Cleared with Water Access
Parcel in West Seattle Lot 182 by 150 feet cleared for sale with water access. Ownership listed as West Seattle Owner Ind 4022 Main 4168. Availability details appear in an abbreviated ad style.
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West Seattle
Ose
Mayoral talks Spur Early Settlement of Telephone Strike
In San Francisco a conference among the mayor, company representatives, and strikers led to an promise of settlement. The mayor urged recognition of the union and a temporary return to work under the old wage, with linemen continuing work. In Waterville a shoemaker was among four men arrested at 217 James Street on May 4.
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San Francisco
Gehmits
Robbery Suspect to Stand Trial in Ephrata Bank Heist
A case stemming from the Ephrata bank robbery will be brought to trial next week in the superior court. The defendant faces multiple charges related to the heist and related crimes.
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Ephrata
Lottery conviction in Chinatown merchant fined
Lou Kai a 40 year old Chinese merchant was fined $60 and costs by Justice Gordon for conducting a lottery in Chinatown. The witness was John Kiely a logger who had bought several tickets and failed to make a fortune.
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Lou Kai
Justice Gordon
Chinatown
Daman
John Kiely
Safe Deposit Vault Promises Fireproof Security
Protection assured for papers jewels and silverware. The Safe Deposit Vault of Wm. D. Perkins & Co Bankers offers fire and burglar proof storage in the Alaska building at 211 Cherry Street. Steel safes priced at 84 dollars per year with street level access in the city center.
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Wm. D. Perkins & Co
Bankers
Cherry Et
Beattie Area Couples Listed With Ages In License Record
A series of names with ages and towns listed for licenses across Beattie and nearby areas. The column shows pairs such as Francis McKay 22 with Jennie McMillan 22, both Beattie residents, and Chas C Devies 72 with Laura A Fischer 18 of Port Blakeley, among others.
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Guy McApel
Beattie
Kne
Mike
Chico
Lee F. Flynn
Allee Bet“lle
Wm. F Hell
Areelle Hreuvernier
Francis McKay
Jennie McMillan
Peter Peterson
Emma D
Chas. C. Devies
Laura A. C. Fischer
Port Blakeley
Henry HM. Landle
Johanna Lordal
Frank Mrigiot
Franklin
Anna Roy
Wilkeson
Wash
Chas
J. H. Weinker
May ¥ Eilsthorpe
Cleveland Hinmene
Minnie Kinney
Ballard John Rodgers
Anva B. Bhroties
Fred B. Potevin
M. Track
Shriners Elect Next Meeting Place Amid Contest
Shriners held a second business session this morning to elect the next meeting place. A heated contest developed between Gt. Paul and Beattie. An exhibition drill by visiting patrols was scheduled for this afternoon, following a 10,000-strong electrical parade last night.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Shriners
Gt. Paul
Beattie
Linemen Walk Out in Frisco in Solidarity Strike
Four hundred linemen employed by the Pacific State Telephone and Telegraph company walked out this morning in sympathy with the striking telephone operators. The walkout cripples service and demoralizes the system in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pacific State Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bert Connor Granted Release From Custody
Bert Connor, a longtime boarder at the profanity hill hostelry and associate of Sheriff Smith, was released this morning from custody after his fine was remitted by Governor Mead. Convicted December 1905 and sentenced March 1906 by Judge Griffin to one year plus costs around $500, his motion for a new trial sat under advisement for three months before the remission deducted the serving time.
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Bert Connor
Smith
Sentenes
Brown & Co Plumbing And Estimates In Pine Street
The notice advertises Ga HK Brown & Co offering modern plumbing for homes at 221 Pine Street with both phones listed for contact. It emphasizes keeping family health in mind and providing estimates.
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HK Brown & Co
Pine Street
Three Tree Point Gravel Worker Dies In Fall At Work
BE. W. Jones, a 30 year old employee at Three Tree Point Gravel, was killed this morning when struck by a falling furh from a crane at the Three Tree Point plant. A widow, Mrs. Jones, witnessed the accident and was not informed of his death at the scene.
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BE. W. Jones
Government to Move Against Harvester Company
Washington reports the government will begin action in days against the Harvester company. The inquiry is now complete and Honaparte announces the suit will start as he reviews the case carefully.
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Scripps Telegraph
Washington
Mayernment
Harvester Company
Honaparte
King of Siam Shares Wine With Italian Workmen
In San Remo Italy the visiting king of Siam joined socialist workmen at a wayside inn. He invited them to drink wine with him and appeared interested in their discussions during a casual motor ride.
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San Remo
Italy
Siam
Delicous Tea Promotion Points to Grocer Refunds
A fragment describes a mild delight in tea and instructs that if customers do not like Schilling's Best tea, the grocer will refund their money. The text hints at a promotional offer and customer satisfaction.
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Schilling
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