Veto Debated as Yellowstone Bar License Postponed
Council votes to postpone action on Mayor Miller's veto of the Yellowstone bar license transfer to Haney Asmussen. The liquor license and revenue committee recommends delaying the decision to allow further protest and review. A separate vote investigates renewal at the Alaska rear transfer and franchise issues move forward.
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Yellowstone
Onesieooe
Ay Cownel
Sue
Maer Miller
Haney Asmussen
Old MacDougal
Southwick
Ft Impoes
William Luther
Alaska
Seto T
Tneas
Liquor License and Revenue Committee
Counciil
South Park
Nabb
Hanache
Claussen Brewing Association
Liense
Themittee
Route Steamer Leaves Flyer Dock Early Morning
The UK Navy Yard announces a route steamer departing from Flyer dock at 6 30 am with additional services at 1 90 and 4 pm. The schedule aims to serve naval and civilian passengers with multiple daily departures.
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Navy Yard
Flyer Dock
City Schools Burglarized in Sudden Break-Ins
The Washington high school office was broken into Sunday night and $96 taken from the stenographer desk. Mercer and Denny schools were also found burglarized, with no clues obtained.
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Washington High School
Treant
Ketcham
Mercer
Denny
Lectures and events highlight Seattle clubs week
J A McCormick will give a free illustrated lecture on the San Juan islands to Y M C A members. David Russell of South Africa visits Seattle May 16 to 26 giving 26 talks at churches, Fort Lawton, factories and the fleet with a Saturday banquet for Mr Hammer of Playaround. The T C A directors plan an informal dinner and business meeting. Rev Herbert Gowen to speak on animals in literature at Theo Sehol Hall for Progressive Thought Club. Wednesday P M Club met with Wordworth studies and Coleridge paper. Sunday School concert at Madison M E church. Green Lake Home Economic Society meets with a talk on home organization. A wedding at First Congregational Church Bellingham unites Evaile Dedsen and Dr William Douglas Stevenson. Daughters of Isis to meet at Mrs A Clark’s home.
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David Russell
South Africa
Seattle
Fort Lawton
Y. M. C. A. Committee
Hig Ve Thought Club
Herbet H. Gowen
Trinity Episcopal Church
Progressive Thought Club
Women's Clubhouse
Gowen
Helen Frazier
HD. Moore
Mies Hertha Cohen
Lucia de Lammermoor
Mise Evaile Dedsen
L. T. Dodson
Bellingham
William Douglas Stevenson
First Congregational Church
Edith Prosch
Jeanette Perry
Helen Stevenson
Alice Murchison
Blodgett
Tacoma
Frank J. Shaw
Lee Crawley
Herbert Griffith
Wiliam Phillipe
Harley Dodson
Hellingham
Gee Battleships Offer Daily Pier Boat Trips
Boats depart from Pier Ten for round trips daily at ten cents per person. The service runs with consistent schedules, inviting visitors to enjoy short sea outings along the harbor.
Confessed to a Brutal Murder at Fort Worden
Private James Holt confessed after cross examination to taking part in the murder and cremation of Musician Henry B. Johnson at Fort Worden. He claimed three accomplices, unnamed, and said Frank Grieble was innocent but detained for leaving the post. The body was battered with an iron plate and then burned.
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United Press
Port Townsend
James Holt
Henry B. Johnson
Fort Worden
Holt
Frank Grieble
Detention of Sater suspect foregrounds murder case
Last evening the civilian suspect in the affair remained in custody of the sheriff. Belahe a' complicity is not fully established but he may have been present at the murder, not at the furnace scene. Holt provided where the instrument used to kill Johnson was found and other damaging information. The district attorney doubts Holt story of implicated men. The crime tale grows more horrifying as it reveals the killers moved from murder to revelry.
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Sater Fe
Belahe'e
Holt
Johnson
Todd
Tle
Waterfront streetcar line to connect West Seattle Fort Lawton
The Seattle Electric Co. plans a new waterfront streetcar service from West Seattle to Fort Lawton and from Alki Point to Fremont and Ballard. Manager K B Potter announced the system will start before the fleet arrives to provide a continuous waterfront run without transfers.
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West Seattle
Fort Lawton
Alki Point
Fremont
Ballard
K B. Potter
Seatte Electric Co
Thompson Steamboat Fined for Carrying Explosives
Federal Judge C. H. Hanford fined Thompson Steamboat Co 160 dollars plus costs for violating laws against carrying explosives on passenger vessels. On November 14 1906 the steamer Perdita carried 11 explosive packages and one package of dynamite caps mislabeled as hardware, revealed only when 20 miles from Seattle.
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C. H. Hanford
Thompson Steamboat Company
Perdita
Seattle
No Flowers at Commencement Proposed by Seattle Class
The Seattle high school plans June 18 commencement at First Presbyterian Church for a 422 member class. The commencement committee passed a resolution to avoid decoration expenses and donate any funds saved to hospitals.
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Seattle
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Second Ave
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