Arctic Brotherhood Holds First Southern Convention
The first annual grand convention of the Arctic Brotherhood held south of the Alaskan boundary convened in Ellis hall in this city with sixty delegates from all camps. Grand Arctic Ree Godfrey Chealather presided as Richard Mansfield White welcomed attendees in fur attire. The program mixes social diversions with business as camps expand in Alaska and past year reports show membership gains and financial growth.
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The
Arctic Brotherhood
Seasion
Brotherhood
Ellis’ Hall
Pike Street
Second Avenue
Richard Mansfield White
Arelic Ree
Godfrey Chealather
Alaska
Women’s Club to Do Charity Work in Seattle
The philanthropic department of the Seattle Woman’s Club plans active charitable effort this week. Members aim to involve all club women in public and private aid, especially helping widows, deceived wives, and children, with focus on Thanksgiving needs and neighbors’ welfare. The department also notes interest in a woman’s industrial union and trade school for the future.
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Seattle Woman's Club
Ria
Steamship Portland Arrives From Nome for Winter Lay Up
The steamship Portland of the Alaska Commercial company arrived in Seattle from Nome last night and will be laid up indefinitely. The vessel had 100 passengers on arrival and brought no gold. The next sailing is expected to be on the Valdez run, replacing the Bertha which is to be laid up for annual cleaning and overhaul. The St. Paul will tie up at Oakland Creek near San Francisco for the winter.
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Portland
Alaska Commercial Company
Nome
Seattle
Valdez
Bertha
Steamship
St. Paul
Oakland Creek
San Francisco
Bartender Dillio Arrested for Allowing Women Loitering
Police Judge George orders the arrest of Frank Dillio by Patrolmen Mayou and Hubbard after husbands complain their wives drank at the New York saloon in the restricted district. Dillio is warned and faces a serious charge. bail is $100 and the case is set for November 10.
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George
Frank Dillio
Mayou
Hubbard
New York
Dillio
Diltio
Bon Marche Shifts Holiday Goods From Depot to Store
Bon Marche begins moving a vast shipment of toys and holiday goods from the freight depot to its store. A large truck procession along Second avenue caused noticeable commotion and street disruption. The shipment is described as one of the Pacific coast’s largest toy and holiday goods consignments.
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Second Avenue
Pacific Coast
Goose Theft Case Delayed as Johnson's Word Debated
In Terbay Charles Johnson faces court after allegedly stealing a goose from Tommy Williams over unpaid wages. Police Judge George postpones the case to await additional witnesses to confirm the theft amid Johnson's claim of debt and payment refusal. The J Gaton Republican club in Seventh ward schedules a meeting at Whit Lilly hall on Madison Street with speaker J T Hartman on November 3. The West Virginia armored cruiser undergoes trial runs, failing to meet the 22 knot government speed requirement on Cape Ann course. Miles & Piper Co.
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Tommy Williams
Interbay
Charles Johnson
Williams
George
Johnson
Wiliams
J. & Gaton Republican Club
Seventh Ward
Whit Lilly Hall
Twenty-eighth Avenues
Madson Street
J.T. Hartman
Rock T
Mass
West Virginia
Cape Ann
Robbery on the Rails Near Derby Ends in Blinding Attack
Rosa, a railroad employee, was robbed of 60 dollars by a male gang near Derby. The assailants tried to cover their crime by destroying Rosa's sight, leaving one eye damaged and risking total blindness in the other. He was taken to Reno tonight and to be sent to San Francisco for further treatment.
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Reno
Rosa
Derby
San Francisco
Democratic Meetings Schedule across King County
A list of Democratic gatherings across King County with dates from November 2 to November 7. Locations include Dearborn Street Dearborn hotel First Ward Jesaquah Hillman City Bellevue and various halls. Notable speakers include A McBride James Hart J T Morgan EB H ehson and Jay C Allen.
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King Com
Bufton
A. @ McBride
James Hart
Susqydale
J. T. Morgan
EB. H. Ehson
First Ward
Dearborn Hotel
Dearborn Street
B. B. Bennett
Jay C. Allen
Jesaquah
Judge W. H. Moore
Jay C. Ann
South Seattle
Newell's Hall
Farmer” Todd
EB. H. Egans
Hillman City
Hillman Ha
Fred D. Wood
Bellevue
W. D. Gerard
Fourth Ward
Municipal Court Room
J.T. Lawler
B. R. Bennett
A. Byers
Ninth Ward
May‘s Hall
Latona
Palmer Todd
Second Ward
Oltman's Hall
Weller
A. G.mcbride
B. E. Bennett
Fifth Ward
Elk’s Hall
Second
Pike
Clay Allen
F. &. McDonald
Allen's Hall
Green Lake
Price List of Farm Commodities and Groceries Fast-Food Market
A dense catalog of livestock feeds and groceries with varied unit prices. Items include cracked corn at 26.00 per ton, straw at 10.00 per ton, Jumbo peanuts, butter from Native Creamery, eggs, poultry such as spring chickens and turkeys, fresh fish like halibut and salmon trout, and numerous flours and meal products with per barrel or per sack pricing. Regional brands and farm names appear, reflecting a midwestern market ledger style.
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Micah
Preliminary estimates for Ballard street improvements
A Ballard council session last night outlined preliminary costs for street works. Proposals cover Post Street Sixth Avenue and Polk to Ninth area Eighth Avenue and other segments with grading cement walks railing earthwork lumber catch basins and engineering. Total costs near ten thousand dollars with further figures broken down for clearings grubbing earthwork lumber and utilities. The report also notes a Seattle Montana franchise discussion and a water main completion on Spring Avenue with partial costs itemized.
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Post Street
Betwen
Sixth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Polk
Post Streets
Eighth Avenue
Polk Street
Councis
Seattle & Montana
Bhilehele Avenue
Spring Avenue
Mohr
Olk Street
Arity Benefit Charity Plan By City Theatrical Figures
A committee including Managers Pooler Pantages Goldsmith and F A Rust secretary of the Western Central Labour Union President Prentias of the local barbers union and Sam Wheeler of the Actors union will arrange a city charity benefit. They aim to secure a large theater and enlist top talent for a mixed program. The date is not yet set but planned for the near future.
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Pooler
Pantages
Goldsmith
F. A. Rust
Western Central Labore Union
Prentias
Barbers’ Union
Sam Wheeler
Actors’ Union
Markets Update Prices For Fresh Meat and Produce
The market lists wide price ranges for beef veal pork and mutton, with fresh meat and monthly grain quotes. Prices cover potatoes carrots cabbages onions cucumbers and many fruits including apples oranges and berries from Wenatchee Yakima and Washington sellers.
Western hotel death quarantine mix up corrected
The city health office quarantined the Weetern hotel for a diphtheria death yesterday, not the New Western hotel at 417 Third Avenue as previously reported by The Star. The error arose from a mistaken death certificate filed at the morgue and The Star apologizes for the misreading.
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City Health Office
Weetern Hotel
New Western Hotel
Third Avenue
Star
A Contented Woman at Beattie C Theater
The Nellia presents A Contented Woman at Beattie C theater in splendid style. It is praised as the most perfectly staged production seen there with clever handling of the play.
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Nellia
Beattie C Theater
Beattile
Blind beggar spared after promising to leave town
James McCarthy pleaded guilty to begging before the Police Judge this morning and escaped punishment on the condition he depart the town. He was arrested by Patrolman Holland after noon while "striking" passersby for money and offering cheap jewelry. He pleaded that he is blind and requested leniency to seek work in Gray's Harbor country. A steamer Dolphin carried 22 passengers and 160 tons of freight for Skagway and Southeast Alaska ports.
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James McCarthy
Vatrolman Holland
Gray's Harbor
McCarthy
Dolphin
Skagway
Alaska
Kimball Pianos Win Seattle School Board Support
The Board of Education chose Kimball pianos for the third time after comparing rivals. Kimball pianos now serve thirteen Seattle area schools and satisfy officials. The dealer urges visitors to review a large stock including Chickering Hobart M Cable Pease and D B Johnson & Co.
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Board of Education
Kimball
Northwest
Seattle
B. FY Day
Green Laye
Walla Walla
Labor Leaders in Trouble in South Omaha
Omaha Nov 2 Henry Nauflier recording secretary and John Cushing president of the South Omaha Trade and Labor council are arrested on charges of using funds to defraud. It is alleged they collected fines from men convicted during a strike and paid the money to Haulier who had no authority to receive it.
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Omaha, Neb
Henry Nauflier
John Cushing
South
Northwest Printers' Supply Company Formed in Seattle
Articles of Incorporation filed with the county auditor establish the Northwest Printers' Supply Company with 6000 capital stock and Seattle as principal place of business. Incorporators are Charles Swa George Ernest and Henry Maughy. The firm will offer printers merchandise and supplies and manufacture rollers. It may control the North Pacific Newspaper Union and comes from Northwestern Ink Co manager Ernest.
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Northwest Printers’ Supply Company
Seattle
Charlies Swa
George Ernest
Henry Maughy
It Ie
North Pacifi Newspaper Union
Acne Ita
Vier Ernest
Nagned — 4 Ia
Northwest
Northwestern
Forma Ink Company
Sheridan dies after bribery trial delay
John A. Kid Sheridan former member of the house of delegates died today in St Louis after his illness delayed his bribery trial tied to the Suburban deal. He had been convicted and sentenced to five years imprisonment but the supreme court remanded the case.
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ST. Louis
John A
Kid) Sheridan
House of Delegates
Sheridan
Supreme Court
City Hall and Jail Bond Election Officials Named
Comptroller Kiplinger will appoint officers and judges for the December 6 special city hall and jail bond election next Monday. The city contains 52 election precincts and about 250 positions must be filled. Have the ton peyant. Z. . Mites se & Piper Co.
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Kiplinger
Engineers Face License Renewal as First Exam Ends
Secretary Grout of the civil service commission says all engineers must report at the office tomorrow for their new license, with no further exams unless a higher license is sought. W. H. Cory died at home on Fifty-sixth Avenue after Bright’s disease, with funeral Thursday afternoon at the M church.
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Grout
Civil Serv Commission
W. H. Cory
Fifty-sixth Avenue
Cory
Unreadable Property Listing with Orchard and Farm Details
Fragmentary notice describes parcels near Kent with orchards, dairy farm features, Model A house, horses, hay, chickens, and ten acres under plow. Mentions 908 Second Avenue and shifts to trade for city property. Vague terms, many misspellings, unclear owner.
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Weeterm Washon
Kent
Coal price offer to heat winter with local dealer
Telephone now to secure a price on your winter coal supply before roads get heavy. City Fuel Co at Railroad Avenue and King Street offers deals on all coal types, with daily delivery in coming days. Also featuring Burt & Packard Korrect shape shoes and Burrdrap leather footwear at discounted prices.
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City Puel Co
Railroad Avenue
King Street
Johnston Co Located at Burke Building
D S Johnston Company maintains offices at 903 Second Avenue in the Burke Building.
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Second Avenue
Burke Building
Pioneer Dead Mrs Elizabeth Anderson of the City
Mrs Elizabeth Anderson longtime resident died at 610 Fifth Avenue this morning. Wife of John Anderson she leaves a husband two brothers and a sister. Funeral from the family home Friday at 2 30 p m Rev H G Temple officiating. Interment in Lake View cemetery to follow.
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Elizabeth Anderson
Fifth Avenue
John &. Anderson
H. G. Temple
Lake View Cemetery
Deceased Woman, 64, Arrived City in 1870
A local obituary notes a 64 year old woman who came to the city in 1870. The report also mentions Ben Davenport, arrested recently by Patrolmen Camm King, charged with an attempted jury breaking into J. W. Togaard’s barber shop at 216 percent. The case is set for November 10. Z. G Miles & Piper Co.
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Ben Davenport
Camm King
J. W. Togaard
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