John Elms Dies From Wounds In Bar Room Fight
John Elms dies from wounds received in a bar room altercation. Coroner to conduct post mortem. Elms’s body taken to Ronney and Stewart's morgue. Eye witnesses Hilemeister and Meyers corroborate events. Charles Anderson and Fred Anderson arrested. Also reports on local theater openings and company performances at Grand Opera house and Third Avenue theater.
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John Elms
Chas
Cor
Ronney & Stewart
Bilemeister
Charlie Meyers
Hilemeister
Chas. Anderson
Fred Anderson
Seattle
Elms
Beattie General Hospital
Drug Fiends Forging Opiate Prescriptions In City
A recent city ordinance bars sale of morphine on physician orders as morphine addicts continue forgery to obtain opiates. Authorities believe a City Physician holds information to identify the culprits and are pursuing leads on several bogus prescriptions.
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Informa
Social Life at Cape Nome
Clerk Reed of Judge Noye's Nome court notes a lively win with Masons Knights of Pythias and other orders hosting events. Davis raised $10,000 for the church and a school ran all winter. debate over Nome or Teller as the main camp, with Bluestone district touted as promising and Teller's growing population.
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Reed
Noye
Nome
Masons
Elka
Knights of Pyth- Eagies
Fune
Davis
Teller
Dan
Beattie Theater to Host Ernest Seton Thomson Lectures
Tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Beattie theater crowds pack to hear Ernest Seton-Thompson speak about his wild animal friends. The speaker engages with simple, fascinating storytelling rather than technical natural history, drawing audiences with vivid, quiet observations of animals in motion.
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Beattie Theater
Ernest Seton-Thompson
Seton-Thompson
A Practical Boycott Against C Gray & Co
Retail Clerks union members stage a nonviolent protest outside C Gray & Co at 1329 Second Avenue urging customers to avoid the store after 6 pm, claiming bad faith for staying open past the agreed hour. The store closed around 8:15 pm.
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Retail Clerks Union
C. Gray & Co
Second Avenue
Deer and game limits and licensing rules for season
The notice outlines hunting limits for deer elk caribou and birds. It sets license requirements from county assessors, annual resident tax of 1 and non resident tax of 14, rules on killing gendered animals and seasonal windows March to August for ducks and September to November for elk caribou and more. Violations may be arrested without a warrant with fines between 10 and 100 dollars.
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Aportamen
Huntere
Market Displays Steady With Moderate Price Shifts
Markets report steady fruit and vegetable quality with price levels largely unchanged. Butter prices firm, meats require small adjustment, trade and mall orders strong, Alaska business fair. greens and citrus list reflect typical daily variations across produce categories.
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Alaska
Daily Market Prices for Produce and Meats
A wide listing of produce vegetables fruits and meats with per unit prices. Items include carrots lettuce cabbage peppers celery potatoes and dates with figures for sacks pounds and cases. Fresh meat prices cover beef mutton pork veal and poultry with live and dressed stock priced per pound.
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California
Lutter
Washington
Iowa
Elgin
Fresh Ranch
Eastern
New York
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Limburger
Geome
Lecture on Direct Primary Reform at Plymouth Church
Hon. Men ben W. Jones spoke to a filled Plymouth Congregational Church on the direct primary system. He urged abolition of party nominations, favored a primary convention of registered voters as final authority, and opposed the Australian ballot even in primaries. He cited growing reform momentum with attempts in 16 state legislatures this past winter.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Ben W. Jones
Dilla
Novelty fabrics advertised by Star Paint Co at local corner
Tapestries crepes and em bossed stripe novelties listed by Star Paint Co at the corner of Third and Pike. A Lake Washington flyer notes service between Madison and Leachi parks every 2 minutes from 1 to 6 p.m.
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Star Paint Co
Pike
Nall
Corner Third and
Lake Washington
Rene
Madison & Leachi Parks
Court actions tally jury rulings and suits filed
Thomas Wilson wins against Machinery Company for 11.25 in damages after a Lake car incident. J A Garvey to receive 31.00 for injuries from ejection. H J Hannah sues Seattle Rente way Co for 350 for services. H Clay Eversole sues Upper Yu Co for 650 in merchandise. Gustaf K Groen seeks divorce from K Groen on abandonment grounds. D Vacca fined 10 by George for working a lame
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Thomas Wilson
Bell
Machinery Company
J. A. Garvey
Just Deane Garvey
H. Clay
Building Permits Issued by Office of the Engineer
The engineer’s office issued several building permits. W T Baker at 216 to 222 Second South requested a brick wall project valued at 2150 dollars. Mrs Nemsom seeks a one story frame at 1532 Third Avenue West for 1125 dollars. T G Doolittle plans a one story frame building at 304 Avenue North for 590 dollars. Mk Bury applies for a two story brick and cut building at 500 to 504 Jack Street with no estimated cost. 1t Clerks requests an apartment complex of nine flats at 1515-17 Ninth for 14000 dollars. Charles seeks a lumber frame at 115 Howe Street for an area wall at 121-123 Washing for 2100 dollars.
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W.T. Baker
Second South
Charles
Howe Street
Washingto
Washington Views Exhibit Promotes Puget Sound State
The chamber of commerce displays two volumes of Washington views for the Buffalo un American exposition. One volume holds 132 pictures and the other 144. Largely Seattle scenes but includes Everett Olympia Port Townsend Port Blakeley Puget Sound naval station mining camps mountains timber farms fish parks waterfalls lakes ships and people. Photographs by noted makers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Seattle
Everett
Olympia
Port Townsend
Port Blakeley
Puget Sound Naval Station
Puget Sound
Tomer
Discount Pillow Sale Reduces Prices on Down Pillows
A newspaper notice announces a rapid discount sale on top quality down pillows. Overstock from a duplicated order forces the price cut, with 14x18, 20x20, 22x22 and Maus inch sizes offered at reduced rates to clear bulky stock.
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Charles Anderson
Chicago
Avenue
Elma
Anderson
Johnson
Mrs. Elms
Ruby
Grand Opera House
Frawley Company
Cort
Verner
Third Avenue Theater
Beardhaigne
Cape Nome
Remington
E. C. Niles
General Dealer
Cherry Street
Ze,pities & Piper Co
Howe
Boston Grocery
Beattie
Puget
Sec
Rederick & Nelson
Department of Small Things
Northwest
Rebecca
Frederick & Nelson
Matte
Frey
Z. C. Miles & Piper CO
Yesler Way
Rhodes
Big Case
Pei
Rainier Beer
Rainier
R. W. Jones
Creel
Rand Opera
John Cort
Manaager
Telephone
T. Daniel Frawley
A We
Hird Avenue Theater
Thone Main
Russel
Seattie
Wicklow Wedding
Capnannes
Garent
Admason K
Issaquah Coal Co
Gilman
Madison St
Yesler Wat
Thone Brown
Minnesota
Stennepin County
Wisconen
Senate
Indiana
Illinois
Oregon
Multnomah County
Portland
Packer
Barret DrucCo
W. S. Mayfield
Grocer
Tel. Main
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street
Beattie E
H. J. Hannah
Seattle Renteway Co
Gustaf K. Groen
K. Groen
D. Vacca
George
Washington Views
W. B. Hutchinson
Union and
Boston Clothing House
Denny Clay Cas City Yard
Weller Street
Seattle Transfer Co
Cocond Avenue
Ummm
Adams
OR. C
A. Gay
Second Avenues
Marion
Broadway
J. B. Stevens
Tel. Pink
Guion
Stow Insurance
Szviced Rastte
Brunner & Co
Tel
Pike Street
Ogden's
Cascade
Aundry CO
Azo
Marche
Moran Brosco
First Avenue
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