Milk Supply Unclear After Dairies Shut by Health Order
Health officials order closed Rafael Pose and Bur Quimby dairies amid inspections. Stray & Co and Hurnam & Quimby continue milk delivery to retailers and customers, while some firms claim supply from other sources. Officials plan further action as investigations continue.
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Seattle
Cardmore Station
Beware of Photo Man Scam Reported by Bowmen Victims
Mrs. W. J. Bowman of 2416 Ninth ar west told police a man posing as Prof. Marine's photographer tried to extort money after promising free enlargements. He produced an enlarged photo demanding $4 for a frame. Bowman refused and the man fled, while attempts to locate the studio failed. In New York, Thomas A. McIntyre of TA Metarye & Co was indicted for grand larceny and released on $25,000 bail after arrest on a warrant.
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Ninth Ar. West
Prof. Marine
Bowman
Marino
Powman
Prof. Marioo
Denny Ridg
Seconday
Union St
New York
Thomas A. McIntyre
T A. Metatyre & Co
Dairies Face Milk Ordinance Enforcement in Seattle
Health department raids target several dairies for violations. Closed operations may reopen soon after implementing recommended changes. Cows will be culled from herds, stables upgraded, cement floors installed, and milking areas cleaned to enforce antiseptic practices. Regular inspections will continue with arrests for infractions.
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Health Department
Gus Henderson
Asaist
Woodcock
Hen
Seattle
Platt Hero of Legal Battle Over Mae Wood Marriage Claim
In New York Mae Wood is jailed for perjury after a court decision clears Senator Thomas C. Platt of bigamy charges. Key witnesses, including a stationer and the certificate lithographer, reveal the marriage document was printed after the claimed date, undermining Wood’s case and prompting further annulment testimony and payments tied to the disputed letters.
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Woods Platt
Mes
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New York Statesman
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Thomas CC. Platt
Prank
Mas Lawrence Hill
Mac Ood
Chicago
Misa Wood
Piatt
Frank Piatt
Nicoll
Frank Pilatt
le Baker
J. Martin Miller
Pratt
Frederick F. Hateley
Souvenir Men Briefly Fined in Police Court
Souvenir salesmen who tried to sell fleet flags and buttons were arraigned in police court. Robert Neer paid a $10 fine for peddling without a license, Wineberg $5, and Samuel Miller $5 to the city. Thomas Roberts, a new Seattle arrival, was discharged with a warning.
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Robert Neer
Wineberg
Samuel Miller
Thomas Roberts
Seattle
Mariners Prepare for Seattle Fleet Visit Parade and Safety Measures
Officials in Seattle announce safety checks on stands and balconies along the parade route, with permits issued for seating. The Aberdeen Commercial Club will supply sixteen live Teddy bears for mascots, and broadcaster traffic officials fear crowding as about 200 000 visitors are expected. Rooms are in high demand, information lines are set, and arrangements shift to the Eu ler hotel as May or Brown of Walden attends the events.
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Ington
Francis W Grant
Marely
Chamber of Commerce
Im In
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Commercial Club
Mascota
Seattle
Beattie
Bia
Information Bureau
Chamber
Free Information Bureau
Chamber of Comerce
Pioneer Square
Brown
Walden
Alanie
Sperry
Alaska
City Council Sets Special Session on Salary Raises
A special session of the city council is called tonight to consider pending salary ordinances. The finance committee, after several meetings, seeks input from all council members on proposed increases. Only the city engineers' department salary boost has passed so far.
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City Engineers Department
Luna Park Car Fares Logged Before Passengers Departed
Reader letter cites Luna Park service last night with 111 fares collected before anyone disembarked. Critic notes 26 minute current service versus 12 minute prior, urges council action and claims fear of job loss for signing name.
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Francie
Star
Luna Park
Youngstown
Ubis
Woman Leaves Home After Late Night Disturbance
Mrs. Frederick Thompson of 705 Beventhav rose in the night and dressed, leaving the house around 2 am. Her husband found her missing with only her hat, believes she may have sought a neighbor in a moment of weakness during recovery from a long illness.
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Moens
Frederick Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Frederick Anys
Young Boys Burglarize Rainier School and Local Store
Albert Bech tel, William Behnke and Ford Wood, all 15, confessed breaking into a desk at the Rainier School and looting a nearby grocery. They were arrested by Patrolman Lewis and officers yesterday and jailed this morning. Bechtel and Wood have prior trouble. a judge may send them to reform school.
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Rainier
Albert Bechtel
Wiliam Behnke
Ford Wood
Lewis
Ketcham
Corbett
Bechtel
Wood
Indictment Sought Against Bo Celestine in Fort Worden Murder
Federal grand jury heard a second indictment against Bo Celestine for the Indian man’s murder eighteen months ago. Earlier the jury was shown evidence in the Corporal Johnson case at Fort Worden.
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Bo Celestine
Corporal Johnson
Fort Worden
Battleship Kentucky Enters Drydock at Port Orchard Pier
The battleship Kentucky moves into the drydock at Port Orchard on Thursday May 1 at 3 p.m. Ships depart ten times daily for the Grover route with round trip fare of 50 cents.
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Port Orchard
Yester Way
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