Ballard Youths Roil City Police With Pranks
Ballard youths around 19 caused disturbances at Salmon Bay and Division streets. Police logged several incidents including stone throwing, car-track damage, and assaults on two men. Officers were kept busy and the group faced possible charges before Judge Olson A. Flindall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Cuy Parlan
Ray
Salmon Bay School
Olson Y A. Flindall
Albertson
Holbrookst
Firmhall
Ingersoll
Fourth
Beattie Electric Company
Parriah Hall
Borner Real Estate Cashes In On $60,000 Seattle Lot Purchase
The southeast corner of Broad and Mercer features a three story apartment building site bought for $60,000 by the Turner company via Morford & Burwell. Multiple Seattle lots change hands: unimproved parcels on Tenth between Howe and Newton sold. land along cent erurban north of to Charles Cowen for $16,750. Several residential lots transfer across town including Harvard and Roy al corners, Kings area, and Shanks View addition at $275 per lot. A Broadway property deal is pending as Ole Hanson sells two lots on Western between Bell and Battery for $96,000 to Patrick McCoy who plans a large apartment building.
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Broad and Mercer
Turnerec Company
Morford & Burwell
Johnson
Howe
Newton
M. Mougin
Charles Cowen
12Th
Spring Hessia
John Anderson
Parry Investment Company
de Rastman
Bruce Wa
Kings
Murphy
Melanch Company
W. B. Agnew
N. Rosenbaum
J. Cohen
Harvard
Mra Cohen
W. H Baal
Mt Rosenbaum
Harver Clason
13Th Av
Harvard Av
Roy al
Perky Investment Company
Shanks View Addition
West Seattle
Wm. C. Black & Co
Ladd’s Addition
Magnolia Bluff
Broadway
Ole Hanson
J. Don. Ohue
Patrick McCoy
Western Av
Bell and Battery
Mr. McCoy
Mr. Hanson
Thomas Sanders
Boylston Ay
Olive and Howell
Unitarian Church Rummage Sale at Third and Pine
A rummage sale hosted by the Unitarian Church will run Wednesday and Friday at the Third and Pine street location. Proceeds support church programs and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Unitarian
Churce's Clothing & Specialty
Indictments Against Three Beef Firms In Vermont Case
The Chittenden county grand jury returned ten indictments against the Consolidated Rendering company the Burlington rendering company and two former members of the state cattle commission for selling diseased beef as human food in Burlington Vermont on November 1.
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Servics Telegraph Service
Burlington, Vt
Chittenden County
Consolidated Rendering Company
Burlington Rendering Company
State Cattle Commission
Schultz Sues Simmons Fur Company Over Contract Break
The trial before Superior Judge Tallman concerns William Schultz suing Simmons Fur for 845 dollars alleging breach after Schultz was lured from Portland with a year’s work and then discharged by the Seattle based company.
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William Schultz
Simmons Fur Company
Tallman
Nho
Schultz
Portland
Schulte
Seattle
Miss Wood Arrested After Lecturing Incident
Nina EB Wood lecturer and author was arrested Monday night on obstructing by lecturing charges. She remained in custody after a prior bail with $100 cash posted by attorney BE Brown, and faced a second hearing the following day with a $20 fine.
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Nina EB. Wood
Mine Wood
Becondav
End Union Mt. Patrafinen
Miss Wood
Brown
Bhewan
Gordon
Fire destroys two Standard Oil warehouses at Jersey City
A blaze today in Jersey City destroyed two Standard Oil warehouses awaiting foreign shipments. The loss is estimated over 100,000 dollars. No details on casualties were released.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Jersey City
Standard Ofl Company
Inquest Opens on Atlantic City Wreck
The coroner's inquest opened in Atlantic City New Jersey on November 1 as witnesses testified about sighting the wreck. A witness said he was fishing when he saw the crash and described the fleet car wheels leaping as if hitting an obstruction and plunging into the water. The coroner refuted claims that the railroad would be held blameless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Lavin Resigns After Acquittal in Chicago Police Row
Police Inspector Lavin, acquitted yesterday of guilty knowledge in a burglary and other offenses, resigned today. He accuses the chief of police of using personal enmity to oust him from office.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Chicago
Lavin
Arbitration Pact Reached In Buffalo Switchmen Dispute
In Chicago Nevada this morning the switchmen's union and railroad officials agreed to arbitration over several differences chiefly the length of the working day. The key demand is an eight hour day and the action could affect all Buffalo system operations.
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Chicago
Nev
Buffalo
Maliam laborer injured in street ditch collapse on North Broadway
Otuguo Miort, a Malian laborer for Stirrat & Gods, was badly hurt when a ditch on North Broadway near Roanoke collapsed this noon. He was removed to Seattle General Hospital with a broken hip and serious injuries. Dr. Gardner attended him. The Street Committee planned an afternoon meeting to consider Thirty-firetay improvement.
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Otuguo Miort
Stirrat & Gods
North Broadway
Roanoke
Seattle General Hospital
Big Dance at Leschi Park Opens Tonight With Wagner Orchestra
The event promises the finest Northwest floor as Wagner's orchestra performs at Leschi Park. A festive evening features music and dancing under clear skies.
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Leschi Park
Northwest
Wagner
City Man Framed as Big Owindler IO Captured
Charles Whitney Norton arrested in Chicago after depositing 2 million dollars of securities on a check. He allegedly ran brokerage offices in Toledo and Elmira, has been a fugitive since 1896, and faces charges of using deceitful securities to defraud. Recovered were stocks from multiple mining and land holdings across Nevada, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, and Texas. Norton, 46, operated in Ohio and Illinois.
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Seriope Telegraph Service
Chicago
Varview
Charles Whitney Norton
Post Office
Toledo
Elmira
N. Y
Federal Gold & Copper Company
Dayton
Nev
Great Superior Gold Mining & Milling Company
Mount Baker
Wash
Star of Gilpin Mining Company
Gupte
Colo
Arizona
Texas
Ohio
Miinois
Hearer charges fraud as election tensions rise in New York
In New York on November 1 Hearer arrived and began last picket duties on the fence amid accusations that Republicans plan fraud at the polls. He attacked Secretary Root, claiming he is employed by Thomas P. Ryan. Hughee accuses Hearer of tax dodging as Republicans meet every advance.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
New York
W. BR. Hearer
Root
Thomas P. Ryan
Hughee
Hearer
Chinese Warship Chinwale Ashore At River Mouth
Nov Wreck reported as Chinwale ran aground near the river mouth. A violent storm battered southern France with widespread losses at sea. Nice endured the worst, ships flooded and cargo destroyed.
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Servies Telegraph Service
Buanghal
Chinwa le
Ber Fotegraph Service
Paris
France
Nice
Local notices from Green Lake suburb November updates
Mrs McNamar discharged after operation at Green Lake hospital by Dr Sharpless and nearly fully recovered. Eva Martin the milliner reports a broken right arm but progresses well. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Robertson on Ninth Avenue. C E B Stanton near Eighty Sixth died Tuesday of kidney cancer. funeral at Fremont undertaking parlors. Green Lake Camp 66 Modern Woodmen hosts grand masquerade at Thorne hall tonight. Samuel K Witherell buys house and two lots on Sumner net avenue. seeks stronger police protection as local mischief rises.
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East Green Lake
McNamar
Green Lake Hospital
Sharpless
Eva Martin
Green Lake
Robertson
Ninth Avera
C. EB. Stanton
No Successor Declared for Christian Science Leader
In New York on November 1 H Cornet Baker head of Christian Science publications said no human being would be chosen to succeed Mary Faker Bady, declaring the aged leader’s work would not be taken up by a successor.
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New York
Mary Faker Bady
H. Cornet! Baker
Christian Science Publications
United States
Residents Seek Lowering Tracks for Overhead Crossings
University Station residents and nearby neighbors plan a concerted effort to persuade the Northern Pacific railway to lower its tracks from near Fremont to a point eastward, enabling overhead crossings and improved safety in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Station
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fremont
Chamber seeks injunction over eight commission zones
The Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce filed a complaint asking a court to restrain eight prominent commission zones from bucket shopping. The filing accuses the groups of operating as bucket shops and seeks legal remedy.
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Borippe Telegraph Service
Minneapolis
The
Chamber of Commerce Today
Banks pay $66 million in dividends in New York
New York banks disburse over 66 million dollars in dividends and interest today. Among those paying were the Canadian, Northern Pacific and Pacific Coast railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerigon T Gervice
New York
Canadian
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast Railways
Resignation of Captain Pred Warner at Ohio Steamer
Captain Pred Warner of the steamer Ohio has resigned. The steamer Dakota of the Great Northern Steamship company departed Yokohama for Beatty yesterday.
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Pred Warner
Ohio
Dakota
Great Northern Steamship Company
Yokohama
Beatty
Shipping ventures and arrivals in Beattie and Beattle area
A report of chartered schooner Dethi carrying lumber between Beattle and Man Francises and the Asiatic steamer line representatives meeting to extend freight rates. Other notes include arrivals: Micamel Dolphin with 113 passengers and 109000 dollars in gold. City of Puebla with 100 passengers and general freight. Ning Chow bound for Beattle and Tacoma. Watson from San Francisco. Umatilla to San Francisco. Dora to the West. Yukon river ship Robert Kerr stuck for winter with frozen meats for a nearby town.
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Dethi
Beattle
Man Francises
Beattie
Poinia
Avatrano
White Mar
Norway
Sweden
New York
Liverpool
A. J. Thutand
Micamel Dolphin
Alaska
City of
Puebla
San Francisco
Ning Chow
Cape
Tacoma
Watson
Thia Port
San Francia
Umatilla
Dora
Northwestern Steamship Company
West Ward
Pacific Coast Cold Storage Company
Yukon River
Robert Kerr
Lee
Ruef Defends Graft Claims at San Francisco Meeting
Abe Ruef, Acting Mayor Gallagher and others accused of grafting addressed about 7 000 people who booed the press and Hearst papers. Ruef challenged Langdon and Heney, then attacked the press and warned Hearst. A resolution backed Ruef and his followers against Langdon Heney for alleged malicious prosecution. Meanwhile Beattice Renton Railroad workers receive a new wage scale starting today. Short term: 24 28 27 28 29 30 cents per hour graded by tenure.
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San Francisco
Abe Rees
Gallagher
Hevef
Hearst
Ruef
Langdon
Heney
W. R. Hearst
Labor
Beattice & Renton Railroad Company
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Second Avenue
Bon Marche
Goin’ ‘South
Newe Ijem
Big Owindler IO
Seattle Electric Company
Eure
Samuel K. Witherell
John Sabin
Bunset Telephone Company
W. T. Leted
Rhanne
Thie City
Whe
Banbee
Baabee
Main
McCarthy
McCarthy’s
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Pike and
Pine Streets
Georgetown
Renton
James D. Hogs
W. DR. Solner
Ferdinand Rohmite
Union Savings & Trust Co
Beyond Avenue
Cherry Bireet Hoge Building
Feattie
Agente
Alaska Dank
Par Depestt Co
Nome
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