Valencia Overcrowded Steamship Fined and Accused Purser
The Valencia was fined 710 by Nome customs head Dr A P Bean for carrying 871 passengers though licensed for 828 due to excess stowaways paying fare. The ship admitted 179 extra passengers in an emergency. A court warrant was sworn for purser W D Fielding on larceny by embezzlement of 540.
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Valencia
A. P Bean
Nome
Beattie
Seatte
Ainsworth
Paddle Packing & Navigation Co
Lane
Justice Cann’s Court
W. D. Fielding
Roanoke From Nome to Seattle Arrives with Gold Cargo
The N A T and T Co steamship reached Seattle at 2 25 PM from Nome carrying Tepeamesere and 406 600 in gold. The voyage was calm on the first day out. Also arriving were the Coast Geodetic Survey steamers and McArthur from their northern cruise.
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N. A. T. and
T. Co
Seattle
Nome
Coast Geodetic Survey
McArthur
School election slate for judges and clerks named by Hughes Cove
Will judge Hughes and Cove select school election judges and clerks Saturday. The list details ward by ward assignments including F. D. Black James E. George W. Dearborn and others.
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Hughes and Cove
F. D. Black
James E
George W. Dearborn
G. W. Currier
Taylor
R. W. Jones
G. A
Henry BE. Frederick
James H. James
M. Prosch
Mra
Stella G. Ward
W. C. Hawthorne
McMann
A. L. Perkina
Ward J. M. Mann
H. A. A T. Mears
J Th Ward
G. A. Virtue
Wal McClure
S. S. Cartisse
Ward
J. W. Rumeey
R. C
Louis Henry Lang
Judge Charlies E. Despere
Freeman C. Tayter
A.B
Ballard Man Crowned Member of Local Workmen Lodge
P gona Montgomery an employee of the Skagit Queen running between Anacortes and Ballard was today elected or crowned to the secretary of a U W at Ballard. The deceased was a member aged about three years in the order. He lived on Leary street with H A Johnson. He carried a life insurance policy made out to his organization. He had recently joined the United Workmen and held a high standing.
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P Gona Montgomery
Anacortes
U. W
Ballard
H. A. Johnson
Leary Street
Ge United
Health of the City October disease counts rise vs September
Fifty five cases of contagious disease were reported to the health department in October, up from September by one. Scarlet fever is noted among the October cases. The record shows sixty eight deaths in Seattle for October, down from seventy nine in September, with only three deaths from contagious disease.
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Health Department
Deere
Seattle
A Merry Hobo Disturbs Farmers North of Pon tac
Hobos have troubled farmers near Pontac three miles north of town. James Lee found a hobo asleep in his home two days ago and the intruder threatened him. The next night Lee was shot at, prompting the sheriff to dispatch Deputy Thos Bevan to address the nuisance.
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Pontac
James Lee
Lee
Thos. Bevan
Japanese Consul Asks Probe Of Stoning On Jackson Street
Hayashi the Japanese consul in Seattle has asked Mayor Humes to order a full inquiry into the reported stoning of a Japanese boy on Jackson Street last Monday. He cites J Obata as the attacked individual and names assailants Joe Marshy and L Burke, noting multiple similar offenses in the Jackson Street area. Mayor Humes sent the letter to Police Chief Sullivan for a thorough investigation.
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Hayashi
Seattle
Humes
Jackson Street
J. Obata
Joe Marshy
L. Burke
Tenth
Fifteenth Avenues
Sullivan
Gamblers at War Roils Notown Over Illegal Games
The Noor gamblers clash as Addy Erisman's saloon at 115 Washington Street becomes the focal point. Erisman, fined $25 for running a gambling game, vows to keep operating despite police crackdowns. The fight pits Erisman and backers against the Clancy brothers who allegedly control First Ward gambling with police tolerance. Chief Sullivan remains mum on policy while council members expressed support for Erisman’s right to run games. The conflict could widen as pressure mounts to curb first-floor gambling.
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Noor
Addy Erisman
Washington Street
Andy
Johnnie Clancy
Sulity
Philbrick
Erisman Seittesten
Pam
Delice Court
Tee Han
Benson
Domeeanen
Erisman
Sullivan
Humes
Erieman
Haggards
Bullivan
Erleman
Clancy Brothers
Eriaman
Cat Cruelty Incident Leads to Arrest on Disorderly Conduct
V. C. Webeck, a cook, was arrested by Officers McClurg and Mubbard early yesterday for cruelty to a cat. He is accused of carrying the pet Wednesday night and at midnight cutting off its head while walking down Frat Avenue South, swinging the body by the tail, before being charged and released on a $20 bond.
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V. C. Webeck
McClurg
Mubbard
Fhrat Avenue
Veta
Arrests and Fines in Seattle Police Court October
In October Seattle police made 742 arrests and $1,563.20 in fines were paid into the city treasury. Last month fines totaled $4,286.40, and in October last year fines reached $6,456.40, nearly double this year’s. absence of money from slot machines explains the drop. Gamblers and fallen women account for the largest monthly fines, with gambling houses paying $50 plus $25 per table, and each proprietor of a house of ill fame fined $50 with every inmate fined $5 monthly.
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Seattle
If Fame
Positions Secured In Local Public Employment Office
The free public employment office reports 80 positions secured in the latest month, the largest total on record, averaging 18 jobs per day for applicants. In the recent period females accounted for six of the placements, with the total reflecting a strong month for job intake.
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Geteher
Geargnan
Splendid Showing in Bank Clearings October Surge
The bank clearings for October show a notable rise over September with the house computed total at about 13,123,420.00 for September, up 4,896,923.64 from prior figures. October and September comparisons reveal multi year data, including balances and daily totals, indicating strong monthly performance.
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Sinpanssee
Children Enjoy Night Parade by Beattie Figures
Reporter recalls a rambunctious Beattie event with fairies goblins and prankish youths causing mischief around Jersey heifer thefts and streetcar capers. Police intervene with a folk-lecture on behavior as spectators and riders react with humor and shock.
Western Express Closes Local Business and Transfers
The Western Express company’s city business is closed and turned over to Northern Pacific Express Co. A Seattle and International Railway lease to Western Express was executed during a receiver’s control, lasting five years.
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Western Express Company
Northern Pacific Express Co
Seattle & International Railway
Lease Ends as Dominion Express Regains Control of Road
The Dominion Express Company of Canada regains control as the lease expires and Northern Pacific claims jurisdiction over the line. The property naturally reverts to the Canadian carrier under the new arrangement.
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Dominion Express Company of Canada
Pacifc
Yom Kippur town site mapped near Sunnyside country
Reports describe a new town to be named Yom Kippur, planned near Buipes mountain and irrigated from Sunnyside canal with a rail spur from Alfalfa siding and a placement on the Northern Pacific line. Also notes Mary Stevens's return with Andrew Stevens after an elopement and custody dispute.
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Sunnyside
Buipes Mountain
Northern Pacific
Koepfli to Visit Denver for Reserve Fund Meeting
Mr. Koepfli will start for Denver Sunday morning to attend a board of managers meeting. The session aims to decide on the investment of 60,000 dollars from the order's reserve fund.
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Mr. Koepfli
Denver
C. A. Koeptli
Fort
Board of Manawera
Local Ads Soyu Fragments From La Roche Photographer Notice
An OCR fragment advertises LA ROCHE photographer offering cures at Witter Springs Medical Water for rheumatism cinema skin diseases and blood ailments. Also mentions Diamond Ice and a millinery and cloak shop run by M. D. Pease and Johnson Co at 1109 Avenue with telephone Main 1069.
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Witter Springs
Firat Avenue
M. D. Pease and Johnson Co
Avenue
Community Club Meeting Sees Halloween Safety Focus
The University Community club met last night with Walter Jones presiding in President Brintnall's absence. Directors of Booth Beattie school board met in regular session. no major business, reports were encouraging. Fred Frank and Albert Cavanaugh of Van Apnelt returned from Golovin Bay.
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University Community Club
Brintnall
Walter Jones
Booth Beattie
Fred Frank and
Albert Cavanaugh
van Apnelt
Golovin Bay
Soldiers for Uncle Sam enlistments rise in October
During October 20 men were enlisted at the local U S army recruiting office. Fifteen more await examination and six applications were refused. Most applicants requested cavalry units. In September 22 applications were received.
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UA. S. Army
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Roanoke
Ben
Ballard Man
S. Hayashi
Mayor Humes
Tenderloin Sporting Fraternity
Free Employment Bureau
Portland
Gobilna
John Corbett
Cann
Freeman
Broadway
Central Station
Beattie Hoye
Weller Street
Rainier Heights
Mississippi
Capitol
Lake Washington
Heart of Seattle
Bailey
Mary Stevens
J. P. Preston
Walla Walla
Preston
Palouse
Andrew Stevens
Bouthwear Washington Lumber Association
Centralia
Perry Reynolda
Tacoma
Proap
Idaho
A. Krockman
Sean
Jon Dulugh
Fiverett
A. Tiredeck
Reason
James Riley
Port Angeles
Joseph Ont
Edith Trickle
Bnohomish
Btate Buntley Bchool Association
Wenatchee
Otto G. McAllilater
C. Goodson
South Park
Washington, D. C
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Linton
H. Place
W. N. G. Place
Pilgrim Cong. Church Cor. Broadway
Houssy
Pike
Adams
Eal
Cannallon
Smilax
Cudahy'e
E. ‘de Ora
Challenge
Cove
Bultan
Iowa
Hutter
Rapolto
St. Charles
Adams Grocery
THE
Queen Oil CO
First Avenue
Seattle, WN
Kern County
California
Sunset City
Western Union Telegraph Compa
America
Cal Eon
Uadeiey
Tna
Geuvery
Wslia
Thor
T. Eckert
St. P. X
Seattle, Wash
First Ave
Seattle, Wa
Bakersfield, Cal
E. W. Craven
Pike St
Cline’s Piano
Reliadia Goods
Second
Union
Ist
State Electro- Medical Institute
State Electro-Medical Institute
Seattle Times
Aize
Uncle Sam
Rhodes Bros
Second Ave
Goldmans
Second Avenue
Cor. Marion
WB Hutchinson
Steck and Decker
Ramakehr Music CO
State Electro-Medical Institute Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Wash
Bor
Occecacs Cabedtaeneakr
Lokines
New York
Howard Building
Site Mutual Life
el Main
Silk
Westberg & Childs
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