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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
5
Merchants announce a 10 cent per pound price increase on all candies from chocolate to peanut taffy, citing higher costs for sugar and ingredients after the Frisee fire and broader commodity inflation. Dealers claim the rise is necessary to keep from shutting stores as consumers face pricier sweets.
The article discusses a failed effort to obtain a general license for men selling peddled machines and similar items. It cites an Attorney General opinion on how counties and cities may levy licenses, and notes ongoing arguments before fish commissioners and game wardens regarding fines and proceeds. It mentions the Olympia football game set for Saturday, November 10.
The steamer Lyra arrived at Oriental dock in Tacoma in the afternoon when Deputy United... Davison took into custody Captain George V. Will on a serious charge.
A regular Thursday event at Leschi Park features dancing and socializing. The advert notes admission as 25 cents and highlights a lively floor, inviting attendees to join for an evening of entertainment.
The government charges Captain Williams with importing brass and bronco curtos from the Orient at undervalued figures to dodge duties. His $5,000 bond was posted. Officials warn more arrests are coming as the offense is described as common and ongoing. Williams hints he may speak later and blames enemies for the arrest.
An informal reception for Dr. Frederick A. Cook and party members Belmore Browne Russell W. Porter and others will be held at the Alaska Club rooms in the Alaska Building. The event is organized by a committee led by BE Weldon Young with city officials business leaders and university representatives among the sponsors.
Sergt. Maj. Gustav Hinrich Schoof a South African soldier and Canadian rancher will address the YMCA men’s meeting Sunday. An athletic meet follows Friday night to honor the Lippy gold medal, open to students and senior members in good standing who have not represented an athletic organization in the year. W. & Howard has won the medal twice. Friday events include 120 yard potato race, running high jump, 12 pound shot put and mile run.
Denver judge Lindsey, leader of the Juvenile Improvement association and idol of the city’s newsboys, runs as an Independent for Colorado governor to curb political machines. He explains court methods, probation, family responsibility, and job placement for youths, while planning a national juvenile group meeting next winter.
Advertises rib steak 16 percent IB 3 Ibe fine rib steak 35c round steak lard 10c pot roast 4c to eo at City Mall Market 699 Third Ave Se ar dealer Ind 3622 Main $138.
Councilman Crichton challenged the ordinance to grant private company franchises as the Kamisier Grand bridge over Post Street discussion opened. He cited Seattle Electric Engineer Lowd warning the company plans 18 foot entrances for larger cars and urged air space for future double deckers. The Rainier Grand hotel ridge to be built at 12 foot 7 inches height questioned, with a proposal to shift bridge construction to preserve street air space.
Vancouver reports new diggings found at Purling Saskatchewan with gold in immense quantities. Diggings described as ten miles long and one mile wide, indicating a major discovery and potential mining activity.
The Grand hosts Fight Pictures next Sunday and Monday with The College Widow continuing through Saturday and appearances by Robert Edeson in Strongheart. Beattie theater features Dora Thorne and Uncle Josh Spruceby with matinee and evening shows. Wonderland Exhibit opens at 906 Beacon Street with tours of a 1909 Flyer and baby incubator displays, lectures, and electric decor. Pantages Stock at Lele presents Peaceful Valley led by Ralph Cummings as Hosea Howe.
Reviews split on the headline feature but call the Star Theater program a satisfying week. The Three Hiltons bicycle act draws praise and admission price, while Teene and Daniel’s backward talking remains a crowd favorite as matinees continue each afternoon barring today.
The Master Builders' association and Building Trades assembly negotiate a three year wage schedule to begin January 1 covering all trades. It aims to remove strikes during a peak construction period. A committee Mat thew Dow Otto Roseleaf and F. W. Layton will pursue talks with workers. Murphy indicated a conference between employers and workers will occur soon. The Building Laborers' union and Carpenters' union have asked for wage increases starting January 1.
Friends say the death on Monday afternoon was not self inflicted. The body of Chris Anderson remains unrecovered after the launch Helen EB went down near Port Blakeley. Anderson planned to earn money this winter to visit his sister in Minneapolis. His father resides in Norway.
The president announced the appointment of Attorney General William Henry Moody of Massachusetts as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. He will replace Justice Henry Billings Brown, who retired some time ago.
The sixth annual Arctic Brotherhood camp met in Vancouver yesterday with sixty five delegates in attendance. They were greeted with a reception in the Bike hall, which was elaborately decorated for the occasion.
Dr Charles M Buchanan the superintendent of the United States Indian school at Tulalip arrived in the city on important business.
A dancing party at Leschi Park promises fine floor and beautiful music for all. Gentlemen admitted for 26 cents while ladies attend free for a delightful evening.
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