Five More Days Bargain Piano and Organ Sale
Great Seattle sale advertises piano and organ bargains from M. Cable, Pease, Hinze and Goher, with uprights and grands priced well below retail. Instruments guaranteed and accessible by cash or small monthly payments. $65 to $76 pianos and $47 to $68 organs are highlighted.
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Piance and
Seatte
Foun
Pugvert M. Cable
Pease, Silverinoes Johnston Co
Hinze Ani Goher
Piance
Kimball Organs
Ais
Seattle
Startling Sale Prices on Violin Banjos and More
A local instrument shop advertises half price on a large selection of violins banjos and other music lines. Shoppers are urged to buy now and await further aweing lines to come within the next year.
Sheet music department closing out at reduced prices
A local store announces the closing of its sheet music department at less than cost to clear the stock quickly. The note emphasizes rapid disposal to make way for other sections and suggests buyers act fast for savings.
Funeral Directors Shown for Bonney and Stewart
Bonney and Stewart funeral directors listed with offices at 400 Hinheimer. Paris Third Avenue and Columbia Mail Telephone Main 18, Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonney & Stewart Funerei Iirectiors
Hinheimers
Pariers Third
Areows
Columbia MF Telephone
Seattle Wash
City Council aims to control variety theaters and licenses
Councilman James introduces a measure to shift concert hall and dance hall licenses under city council oversight. The plan would require applications to go through the police, license and revenue committee, enabling the council to refuse licenses in the old tenderloin district and clear gambling dens and dives from Yealer Way. The move targets the paved district and aims to move or close illicit venues while giving the council and police new authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Polce
Yeasler
Old Tenderioin
Apoe
Po. Jce
Lcense and Revenue Committee
Corncil
Tenderloin
Yealer Way
Past Queen Anne club weighs roadway plan tonight
At a meeting in the Baptist mission the group discusses a proposed roadway from bus iness jen to East Queen Anne. Secretary Hagbey of the public works board and H Parry offer plans with routes via Pike Street Fifth Avenue Mercer Street and Prospect Street to East Queen Anne.
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Baptist
Pike Street
Ninth Avenue
Maat Lake Boulevard
Eighth Avenue
Lake Shore
Taylor Avenue
Queen of Bawtey
Firet Avenue
First Avenue
Na Eond Street
Fifth Avenue
Mercer St
Prospect and Galer
Inc
Judge Outlines Degrees of Homicide in Trial
Judge Lambert charges the jury on murder in the first degree if proven, or second degree or manslaughter. He detailed the three grades and debated the charge against the poisoned package and the circumstantial evidence presented.
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New York
Lambert
Desperate Holdups Reported Between Sumner and Meeker
Two hold ups occurred on the road between Sumner and Meeker last night. The first victim was relieved of four dollars but escaped injury. In the second case the attacker used a sandbag and caused severe injuries though no money was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Mov
Sumner
Meeker
Words of a detective slang in crime talks
A police detective explains slang used by criminals to a frightened burglary victim. The officer interprets terms like tied key and nicked rocks, reassuring her that investigators will handle the case and recover the stolen items.
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Police
Death of Jas McFadden in Providence Hospital
Jas McFadden 42 died at Providence Hospital from pneumonia contracted in Copper River. Body will be transported to Olympia tonight by Hutterworth & Sons. Son of the late Chief Justice O T L McFadden, he came from the Copper River country recently. nephew W W Miller of Seattle resides nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
McFadden Jones C. McPadden
Proavidence Hospital
Olympia
Nana
Hutterworth & Sons
Copper River Country
McFadden
TL McFadden
W. W. Miller
Dead Man
Seattle
Judge Morris Inducted Into Office In Dept 3
George E. Morria, newly elected superior court judge, was formally installed in department No 3 this morning. Judges Tallman Griffin and Hatch accompanied him to his seat as Judge Tallman spoke. A bar resolution eulogized Judge Emory for his able and dignified service and noted his fearless, conscientious, and firm decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EK. Morria
Emory
Determined Opposition to Messenger Girls in Seattle
The Beattie Federation of Women’s Clubs urged Seattle to end using girls as messengers. They argued the work is physically unsuitable and exposes the young to evil influences while mothers fear fatigue from long hours. local mining firm head Benney returned from Mexico. Olive Height, 65, died in Seattle leaving five sons and three daughters.
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Ciiies
Western Union Telegraph
Iris
Beattie Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle
Ll. W. Benmey
Benney &Art
Mexico
Henes
Olive Height
Charney Height
Twenty-third Avenue
Charles Street
Charles Height
Feature Fire Department
Louise O’Brien Found Asleep In Store During Drunkenness
Louise O’Brien was found asleep on an old chair in a North Beattie second hand shop and arrested by Policeman Le Count. Police report she has been on a prolonged spree due to family trouble. She wore a torn seolekin acque and costly gowns, and faced a drunkenness charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise O'Brien
North Beattie
le Count
Donates Ground for City Park
Mary A. Denny deposited with the city council clerk a deed for a small block at the intersection of Broadway and Boyleston Avenue. The deed includes a communication stating she sees the city using the property named Jee for parking purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Denny
Broadway
Boyleston Avenue
Miss Denny
Two Boats From Nome Reach Port Close Together
The steamboats Senator and Oregon, bound from Nome, arrived in port this afternoon. The Senator carried a full list of passengers and 600 Alaskans returned. the Oregon left Dutch Harbor six hours earlier, but both boats arrived here nearly at the same time.
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Oregon
Nome
Pee Thisernoon
Dutch Harbor
H Murray's Death Reported from Toronto Surgery
Word reached Seattle last night that Hugh Murray died in Toronto Ontario after an operation. He was 69 and survived by a wife a son J C Murray a son Coll Murray a daughter Miss ELEPETH Murray and a family of nine.
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Seattle
J. C. Murray
MacDougall & Southwick Comny
Hugh Murray
Toronto
Ontario
Mr. Murray
Coll Murray
Elepeth Murray
Murray
J. HB. MacDougall
Stabbed by His Mistress in Lombard Street Post Office
Arthur Haker, a stock exchange figure, was fatally stabbed in the Lombard street post office today by Kitty Myron, a brunette with whom he had been living. The sensational affair shocks London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Haker
The
Stock Exchange
Lombard Street
Kitty Myron
Prisoners Break Out at Tucson Penitentiary
During afternoon exercise hour on Monday November prisoners overpowered the jailer and guards at the penitentiary and all escaped, including several murderers, in Tucson Aria.
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Tucson
Aria
Portland Marine Engineers Push for Higher Wages
In Portland on November 11 the Marine Engineers Association endorsed a general wage scale for coast engineers after President Uhier's visit. They warn that if shipowners refuse to meet the demands a coastwide strike will commence.
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Portland
Uhier
Marine Engineers’ Association
Wife Beater Arrested and Burglary Charge Filed
John F. Groudy was arrested today by Patrolman Liner on a warrant for allegedly assaulting his wife at their home 232308 Eastern Avenue. Bond set at 100, failure of which he remains in the city jail. Jennie Marshal waived preliminary hearing on entering Mrs Beverly's Third Avenue home and stealing diamonds and wearing apparel. bound over to the Superior Court on burglary. bond set at 1500, she remains in county jail. Rhodes Bros ad on Second Avenue.
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John F. Groudy
Jennie Marshal
Alice Beverly
Third Avenue
Justice Cann’s
Marshal
DEDIGATE CHAMBER DEDIGATE CHAMBER NEW YORK CEREMONY
In New York the Chamber of Commerce dedicated its marble Liberty Street home with about 1000 guests. Delegations from Europe and North America attended, with leaders like Pierpont Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, and Grover Cleveland among speakers. A luncheon and banquet followed as dignitaries toasted commerce and growth.
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New York
Metropolia
Europe
New York Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
Sir Albert [Ollitt
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
Gheat
Britain
Prince of Flew
William
Germany
M. Victor Huys
Pierpont Morgan
Levi P. Morton
Abram
Hewitt
Cornelius N. Duss
John D. Rockefeller
Morrie K. Jesup
Bishop Potter
Grover Cleve
W mm
Low
Dix
Roosevelt
Navy Yard Excursions
A naval cruiser ran excursions at Puget Sound along Tosee and Yeater avenues with trips scheduled at 10 am 1 15 pm 2 30 pm and 6 36 pm. The brittle OCR text notes multiple times and places for the sightseeing runs.
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Mary Yard
Athlon
Fislyer
Port Effective
Bremerton
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Tosee & Yeater Avenue
Merger Case Answer Denies Unlawful Practices
The answer filed in the Washington Supreme Court denies all unlawful combinations by Northern Securities. It asserts rates have been reduced, Morgan not owning 60 percent, and rivalry with Great Northern will continue. It admits Burlington purchase and says stock is split among three roads. It argues the Securities company is not a common carrier under state or federal law.
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Answ Pacific
State of Washington
Northern Securities
Supreme Court
Morgan
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Hill
Morgain
Securities Company
Washington
Washington, D. C
Nova
Nortthern
Shelter for the Homeless to Open by Volunteers of America
Lieut Stewart of the Volunteers of America plans a new homeless shelter in the city inspired by Portland success. Special meetings at the Volunteer hall 118% Second Avenue South begin tonight and run through the week with Capt Jonen and Lieut Stewart leading.
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Lieut Stewart
The
Volunteers of America
Portland
Thieaty
Second Avenue South
Jonen
Lieut
Stewsart
East River Bridge Construction Fire Causes Delay
New York reports Charles Roebling, in charge of the East River bridge, says no serious injuries to bridge crews after yesterday's blaze. Company losses may not exceed 875000, delaying completion by two months. Albert M. Steele secured a permit for two large two story frame flats at Washington Street and Seventh Avenue south, with completion cost about 25000.
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New York
Charles Roebling
East River
Albert M. Steele
Washington Street
Seventh Avenue South
Survey of Alaska seeks funds for inland survey work
Surveyor General Dietin of Alaska asked the Interior Department in Washington for a $100,000 appropriation to begin surveying in Alaska. He reported that 409,900,000 acres are unavailable to entry due to unsurveyed lands.
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Tacoma
Dietin
Alaska
Interior Department
Washington, D. C
Mrs Huriwitz Sues Seattle Electric Co for 900 Damages
Mrs Sarah B Huriwitz files a damage suit in superior court seeking 900 from Seattle Electric Co alleging injuries from an August Madison street car accident. She says she stood on a crowded car running board when it derailed and plunged to the street, losing a diamond ring setting and suffering a severe nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B. Huriwitz
Seattle Electric Co
Madison Street
Water main work ordered on Woodland Park avenue
City council authorized a $20,000 project to lay a new water main on Woodland Park avenue Winch in Fremont. Funeral services for Mrs. Minerva Jones, pioneer of the state, were held at 2 PM from 2230 Third Avenue with Rev. W. H. G. Temple officiating.
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Woodland Park Avenue
Fremont
Minerva Jones
the State
Third Avenue
W. H. G. Temple
Philadelphia at Puget Sound Navy Yard Visit
The cruiser Philadelphia is at Puget Sound navy yard. Boats to view depart Pier No. 2 foot of Yesler avenue at 9 10 a m 1 16 2 36 and 6 3 p m.
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Special Notice of Public Auction of Horses Harness and Wagons
Public auction sale of horses harness and wagons at 1212 Western Avenue on Friday November 14 at 1 p m. Items include a matched team of grays weighing about 3000 pounds a farm team around 2600 pounds a good drivingtare and a large lot of harnesses and wagons. Sold to highest bidder.
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Grays
Wweight
Western Avenue
Object to Monopoly Protest Read by Queen Anne Club
Resolutions adapted by the East Queen Anne Improvement club denounce an executive streetcar franchise for routes to the top of Queen Anne hill. The communication was referred to the committee on corporations with orders to notify the protesters when such a franchise is to be considered.
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East Queen Anne
Cap Hill Street Car Line Inaugurates Five Minute Loop Service
After the new loop on Fifteenth Avenue Mercer Street and Fourteenth Avenue on Capitol Hill Street car line, service has begun with trains running every five minutes.
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Fifteenth Avenue
Mercer Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Capitol Hill
Old Peter Convicted in Waterfront Burglary Case
Old Peter Dreeland known as a daylight thief was found guilty of burglary in the superior court this morning. His attorney pleaded for clemency while the prosecution noted the defendant had spent most of the last 15 months in jail. The verdict centered on entering the room of J Banstrom on the waterfront.
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Peter Dreeland
Peter
Willie
Fabin
J. Banstrom
Protest Against City Boiler Inspections Read At Council
A protest against city boiler inspection was read at last night's city council meeting. Signed by the Seattle Electric Company Rainier Grand hotel Seattle Brewing and Malting Company and other steam users the group asks that boilers inspected by authorized companies be exempt from city inspection. They claim similar provisions exist in other cities.
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Seattle Electric Company
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Police Notes Seek Sister in Seattle Case
Mrs H Zehner of Cleveland asks Seattle police for help locating her sister Mrs Thomas Oliver who left Vancouver some time ago and came to Beattie. Andrew J Willers reports his South Seattle home was entered last night by burglars using a skeleton key and $28 cash was stolen. San Francisco market notes follow with wheat prices.
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H. Zehner
Cleveland
Oate
Seattle
Thomas Oliver
Vancouver
Beattie
Andrew J.willers
Baugrete
King Bolo Mon Clairvoyant Advertsil Feed Back
An advertisement touts King Bolo Mon as the world’s colored clairvoyant and palm reader offering satisfaction guarantees and refunds. It claims to help with business, speculation, and domestic troubles and promises to reunite separated couples. Office listed at 11271 Third Avenue near cornes TM neca Street.
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Bolomon
King Folomen
Third Avenue
Cormes
Neca Street
Real Estate Panes Offer Timber Land and Homes
An OCR fragment advertises sale of about five million feet of first class timber for $4,000 with terms. It lists multiple lots near Brattle, Harm erg avenue and Green Lake with small cash payments and monthly terms. Ten acres outside city limits priced at $145 per acre promises high yields. Also notes room to 4 rooms cottages, city water, and local services. Adams & Mills, Second Avenue, Room 312. Money on short notice advertised. Nevada railroad ads included.
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Lake Washington
Rainier Beach
Washington
Gg 1 Sturtevant
C. RK. Block
Brattle
Beattie
Harm
Erg Avenue
Bart Lonniaresee
Tenth Avenue
Bart Preenect
Dix Tdr
First Avenue
Lee
Iect Pruit & Son
New York Block
Green Lake
Pioneer
Terine Pless
Adams & Mils
Second Avenue
Ret
ADAMS @ NICHOL
James
Gee Lake
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Grarner
Price
Cate
BD. Buck & CO
Furniss
Becand Avenue
New Sending
Orug CO
U.S. Cavalry
Igbert
W. S. Kirk
1St Ave
Bate
James Henry Whalesais and
En Buroper
Jomo
University Heights
W. MH. Thompson
Ave
Cole
Ernst Bros
Pikest
John
Northwest
Ree Ue
Quaker Drug Co
First Avenue Globe Building
San Francisco
Northwestern Commercial CO
Union & Ee
Port Orchard
Sean Steamship Lines
White Pass
Yukon
Alawka
Daweon
Ae J. Francis Lee
Dexter _ bidg
Wash
ATILE
Edmunds and
Everett
Colman Dock
I B. Scott
Mer
Wigehge
M. Shaw & CO
Col' Umbia Street
Wike Offecer Optical CO
F Street
D. S. Johnston CO
General Music Dealers
Burke Building
Keary Hense Ga
Hinckley Block
Coats
Seneca and University
Police Department
Molineux
Arcot
Judge Morris
Louise
H. Murray
Wife Beater
Rhodes Bros
Dedigate Chamber
Mrb. Flanigan
Elizabeth Pilen
Kiernan
Superior Court
Eee
Outlet Clothing CO
Occidental Avenue
Homless
Survey OF
Sues
M. Jones
First Ave
Postoffiice
Old Peter
Universal
Coon Bros
Union
Ene
Collins Bros
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Undertakers
Bet, Pike and Union
Albert Hansen
Madison
Raodall
Express
Beyond
Cherrry
CitysDye Works
Rttee
Wale
United Warehouse
Bi & Oy
Check Sharp
First Avenus
Tom
Joe Nara Ee
Seneca Street
Lean
Anny
Viet Avenue
Olympic Foundry
Booth
Grand Pacific Hotel
Battle Pormaent
End Rataig
Empley Rooming
Hed Vromt and Furniture Co
J. Bloomfield
Mathes Street
Yessey Way
City Real Estate
A. Lawrence
Kent
Stettengren
NELL
Roxwell_ block
Cor
First
Columbia St
Ale—Proitty
Maynard Avenue
Barrow
R. B. West
Oon Pike Street
A. A. Virtue
Collatrral Bank
Barto & . Mene
Senate
Yesler
Cloverdale
Woodland Park
Anderson
Denny Way
FEN
Ate Sion
Cook
Agency
Nevad Railroad
W. H. Pete Go
Balland
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