Theater dispute pits Seattle officials over Mrs. Warren play
Chief of Police Wappenstein, Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh, and Rev. Dr. M A Matthews are named a three member committee to judge if Mrs Warren's Profession is fit for Seattle audiences. Matthews denies agreeing to join Mackintosh while Wappenstein claims he is not aiding them. Sheriff Smith says he will not suppress the production if authorities fail to act. Deaths recorded include Eva Braden, Chester Woodin, G Hazelton, Ammai g ons, Pangas Indian Pangas, Robert Schwartz, and August Earle Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappenateta
Mackintosh
M. A. Matthews
First
Dr. Matthews
Sherif Lou C. Smith
The
Humane Society
Kangaroo Court
Younsstown
Chamber of Commerce
Weat
Seattle
Braden
Eva Braden
Minor Hospital
Woodin
Chester Woodin
Haseilton
G. Hazelton
Mercer Island
Ammaigons
Providence Hospital
Pangas
Wear Seattle
Schwarte
Robert Schwartz
Larson
Anguat Earle Larson
Pacific Hospital
Alki Point Natatorium Reopens for Summer Bus Terms
Alki Point Natatorium ready for summer use with short notice service either at Alki Point or Seattle. Contact via West 22 for details about forthcoming plans and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alki Point
Seattie
Investment guidance on knowledge before buying property
The text urges maximizing income with safety by investing only where full property knowledge is available. It promises to show what the property is and exactly what earnings and expenses are, not just quarterly dividends, but at any time in the year.
Units of Ownership in Central Building Featured
By investing in units of Central Building property you become an owner and gain clear title. Seattle business property may grow with online and rental income, shared in Units of Central Building on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business
Seattle
Central Building
Third Avenue
Investment pitch for rental property growth
An ad promotes investing any amount in start up real estate. It promises rental dividends and rising value, giving projected returns over years such as 2, 10, 25, and 50 plus to encourage starting now. The copy emphasizes easy, sensible growth with steady accrual.
Local Birth Notices From City Addresses
Multiple birth announcements list couples by surname and street, noting dates in May and the newborns’ genders. Names include Norton, Wiedemann, Call, Husen, Brown, Holt, Butt, Baum with associated parental details and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Stewart
John Norton
Wiedemane
Terry
N. May
T. Wiedemann
Call
Wm. EB. Call
Husen
Archie Huson
Western Ay
Wm. H. Brown
Holt
Boren Ay
J. A. Holt
Butt
Wm. MH. Butt
Baum
Kirkwood
Marion Baum
Canes
Verbatim garble of a political scandal item from early press
Fragmentary text alleges involvement of a president of a western federation in a governor’s murder case. It cites imprisonment in Joliet and a claim of past employment in a mine and a robbery sentence, but details are incoherent and unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etory
Yenter- Se
Western Federation of
Idaho
Joliet
Moyer
South Dakota
Chicago
Youngstown Saloons Lose Licenses in Annexation Push
Licenses revoked for four Youngstown saloons close grogshops and end local resistance to annexation by Seattle. Weat Seattle and Seattle are seen voting this month on annexation. Judge Bell, the suburb's lawyer, refuses to withdraw the incorporation petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Seattle
Judge Bell
Evelyn Thaw Visitation Ban Confirmed
Pittsburg May 11 The revitation of Evelyn Thaw to visit her mother Mrs Holmian at Mrs William Thaw's home was flatly turned down according to rumor. Mr Holmmen states it is up to his daughter to visit her and effect a reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Evelyn Thaw
Mrs. Holmian
William Thaw
Electric shock at alley sparks fear and repairs
A crew digging for an electric leak along Jefferson and Second street received a shock and fled. City inspectors were instructed to cut ground wires ending the trouble. Water shutoff planned for Monday May 13 in Seattle area south of Ninth Avenue and Lane Street to city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
City Hall
Seattle
Lane At. B
South
City Treasurer Appointments Placed in City Office
City officials announce resignations and new charges with Blewett assisting as city treasurer in charge of the checking desk Merk Henderson named enterant treasurer overseeing tract indexes and the information bureau in the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Runsel
Blewett
Miewett
Merk Henderson
No Bids for Street Jobs Across City View
Contractors failed to bid on multiple street projects this morning marking the second consecutive round of defaults. A bid on Thirty-second Avenue South was rejected as incomplete while excavation rates for Terry Avenue grading rose from four to five cents per cubic yard. The Electric Company secured a permit to build a track stretch on Third Avenue South between Main and Jackson, creating another loop near the Union Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue Portheast
Reding
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Thirty-second Avenue
Terry Avenue
Entire Electric Company
Main Street
Jackson
Union Depot
Alec Jacobs Granted Divorce From Rachel Jacobs
Alec Jacobs was granted a divorce from Rachel Jacobs by Judge Morrie this morning. The plaintiff said the couple married in Russian Poland eight years ago with a weight of 106 pounds at marriage and over 200 now. Differences over finances led to abuse and control, culminating in the husband seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Jacobs
Rachel Jacobe
Morrie
Acouple
Poland
Hubby
Dover
Alec
George
Morris
Elks May Drop Elk’s Tooth Emblem Nationwide
Local lodge sentiment favors preserving the elk and opposing yearly slaughter to supply elk teeth. Grand Exalted Ruler Melvin’s letter and President Roosevelt’s suggestion prompt the grand lodge to vote on abandoning the elk’s tooth emblem, Beattie lodge's Edward Von Tobe reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Melvins
Roosevelt
Debts Delay Rome Ordinance On Pallard Admission
Rome faces a delay in adopting a city ordinance approving Pallard due to outstanding debt. The measure lacks provisions for the portion of the city bearing its own indebtedness, with $74,000 in warrants still outstanding against Pallard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pallard
Hallerd
License to Wed Names and Ages for Local Marriage
The notice lists individuals including J Bmend and Mattie Cos of Leetor and George F. Vanderveer plus Bice ner Meuswean both of Beattie. A meeting is set at Miles & Pifer Co store next Tuesday evening to arrange a general entertainment event scheduled for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bmend
Mattie Cos
Beth
Heattiec
DF Murray
Jesete J. Jones
Leetor
George F. Vanderveer
Bicener Meuswean
Beattie
Miles & Pifer Co. Firet and Benees
Vietting Bite
F. FP. Cteen
First Journey of Auto Patrol Wagon Impresses Officers
The auto patrol wagon completed its initial trip this afternoon. Officers Detective Clark Jader Corbett Jack Farek praised the horseless carriage for climbing hills easily and reaching about twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Jader Corbett
Jack Farek
Public Works Bids List Street Improvements and Mains
Bids filed with the board of public works include Norman street concrete wells at 61200, North Geventy-stath street water mains at 4460, Linden street water mains at 4156, and Corties avenue water mains at 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Norman Street
North Geventy-stath Street
Water Maine
Linden Street
Corties Avenue
Stevens Cafe Plans Sunday Dinner Service
The Stevens Cafe on Corner First and Marion streets will serve a fine course dinner Sunday from noon to evening for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Cafe
Marion St
Dr Clark Loses Medical License in Washington
Dr Robert B Clark proprietor of the Clark Medical Institute had his license revoked by the state board after a hearing on employing cappers to obtain patients. He cannot practice medicine in Washington and the institute may close or transfer work to others. The article notes earlier Star exposure of fake methods and mentions other practitioners affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Clark
Clark Medical Institute
State Board of Medical Examiners
Clark
Washington
Institute
The
Star
Seattle
Dr. Clark
Wappenstein
K. Clark
BK. J. Brown
John R. Parker
Depey
John Miller
Etate
C. W. Sharples
H. A. Wright
Wilber
BE. D. Obimated
Spokane
Wearingen
Tacoma
Dre
Kennet Turner
Beattie
Postmistress Larock Freed as Grand Jury Returns No True Bill
The grand jury reported no true bill in the misappropriation case against Margaret Larock postmistress at McMurray, ending rumors of indictment. Testimony had been taken and the jury retired amid speculation of a leak. Separately, Rod Celestine and William Dagsey, Sinneh Indians, faced murder charges in the Tulalip case with many Indians as witnesses in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Larock
McMurray
Grand Jury
Miss Lerock
Nmber
United States
Mise Larock
Rod Celestine
William Dagsey
Mary Cleacho
Roderick Melcot and Evelyn’s Union in Murky Courtroom Tale
The fragment describes Roderick Melcot in a troubled mood at a marriage scene with Evelyn. The court records show Melcot intoxicated and a judge, Morris, presiding as witnesses note the union’s challenges and the awarding of counsel fees to Mrs. Meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Melcot
Evelyn
Morris
Spinings Bottle 26 Cent Off Beverages
Local ad notes a 26 cent discount on a bottle at Spin nings located at 1310 Second Ave.
Irate Indian from North Yakma Demands Fair Treatment
An angry speaker recounts being duped into coming to Beattie to load chips. He claims workers were locked out despite assurances no strike and says fourteen of twenty have quit before starting. Meanwhile ships Watson and Dirigo ready departures as the shipping association forms a hall for longshoremen recreation and labor bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakma
Beattie
Watson
Alaska Pacific Company
Frisco
Dirigo
Alaska Steam,ship,company
Shipping Association
Penunion
Steamer Departures Include Portland and Frisco Bound Vessels
The steamer Portland sails today for Valdes while steamers Meteor and Norwood depart for Frisco. The Delhi left for Frisco this morning with lumber and the Farallon cleared last night for Skagway with full freight. Geo H Woodhouse Co offers a money saving opportunity at 112 University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Valdes
Meteor
Norwood
Frisco
Delhi
Farallon
Skagway
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University At
County jail chaos and court contemnpt notices amid town disputes
A chaotic local record shows Fred Piper and brother George Piper facing jail time and a contempt citation for failing to appear in court. The report notes sheriff actions, a jail term threat, and rising tensions in the county as residents push for name changes and local post office adjustments amid broader town concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Piper
Tate
George Piper
Cty
Instruments Deliver Light Touches and Delicate Shading
The text praises the instruments for their essential role in player mechanics. It highlights the light shading and delicate touch achievable with these wonderful instruments, celebrating their expressive potential.
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Stein
Matthews
Alki Point Open
Trustee Company
Lowman Building
Seripose Telegraph Service
HeTtIsages
Magnolia Heights
Maia Heights
Fort Lawton
Army Post
Squaw
Tulalip
Lote
Lake Washington
Green Lake
University
Boonie Station
Petit & Son
Han Hillman City
City
Ed White
Knabe
Angelus
A. B. Chase Harrington
Autotone
Kingsbury
Inner Player
House OF Quality
Sherman Gay & Go
Second Avenue
Emerson Angelus
Hardman
Orren Extracadinart
New York
Oy Ortinat Ride
Tyre
Woodhouse & Plait Furniture
Charter Oak
Ind
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