Board of Public Works urged to enforce contract terms
The author urges Seattle’s Board of Public Works to apply strict time extension and penalty rules to street projects. City property owners deserve fair treatment, and contractors should honor agreements or the system may be scrapped as an expensive farce.
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Board of Public Works
The Molineux Verdict Ends a Murder Case
The article notes Roland B. Molineux was acquitted after a second trial for Katherine Adame's murder. It contrasts two juries and questions the reliability of handwriting expert testimony and the jury system. The piece asks what critics will say now.
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Roland B. Molineux
Katherine Adame
Molineux
Maritime union debates new ruling on shipboard duties
Local Marine Engineers' Association members express support for a wage or duty ruling while critics from P N and N and other managers question its scope. They note much work on coup steamers occurs during emergencies and worry about defining lines between emergencies and regular work. Managers Miller and Thorn dyke avoid discussing specifics, hoping for an easy settlement.
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Aee Ma. Christian
P. P
Miller
Thecific Coast Company
Thorndyke
Globe Navigation Company
Labor convention opens with broad union aims in New Orleans
New Orleans reports the 22nd annual American Federation of Labor meeting opening in Odd Fellows hall. Delegates from across the United States and two British delegates will discuss eight hour laws antitrust issues, union recognition, anthracite coal strikes, and exclusion law reforms while planning allied labor actions in the South and nationwide.
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Over the Fence at Grand and Florence Roberts at Sentile
A three act musical comedy titled Over the Fence plays the Grand tonight with praise for clean wholesome humor and musical numbers. Miss Florence Roberts presents Sapho at the Sentile theater tonight for the last time, followed by The A of Lady Areuls tomorrow, marking her first Seattle comedy appearance. Third Avenue Pennsylvania features a strong uptown production with comedy and human nature elements.
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the Grand
Ress
Pretty Iris
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Sapho
Sentile
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Great Bargains on Pianos and Organs in Seattle Sale
Four day sale offers Kimball La Bons Hobart M. Cable Pease Kerhoff and others at deep discounts. Upright pianos from 220 to 326 style pianos 342 to 460 grand pianos 342 to 460 organs 47 to 70 monthly payment options. All instruments guaranteed and shipped for distant buyers with one price to all.
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Ss Kimball
la Bons
Hobart M. Cable
Pease
Kerhoff
Johnston Co
Hinge
Seattle
Hermann the Great to Amaze Beattie This Week
Hermann the Great, famed for magic and illusions, will perform at the Grand tomorrow night and stay through the week. His feats include The Princess Mahameda and Voyage instantaneous, aided by Godlmane the musical duo. The Oriental circus at Bicycle park, Boren Ave and Mowell St, promises a novel spectacle.
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Europe
Mahameda
Godlmane
Granada Opera
Boren Avenue
Mowell Street
Preacher With Bank Account Comes to Grief
Rev J Ge McPherson, pastor of the colored church in the city, files a complaint charging Dr Ort efiter of the Seattle Bee with theft. McPherson claims Griffin had no authority to name, sign, or indorse a $10 check that was cashed locally. Dancing classes and private lessons noted for Professor Wilson at Ranke Hal Meoey and Bee evenings.
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George Today
Ort Efiter
Seattle Bee
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McPherson
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Griffin
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Catholic Prelates Gather for National Church Meetings
In Washington D C the Catholic archbishops and leading clergy attend annual meetings of the University trustees and the archbishops. A rector and a successor to the late Archbishop Corrigan will be chosen. Thomas J Conaty is urged to remain as rector until a see becomes vacant. Debates focus on church independence from missionary status. Philippine questions are not expected to be raised, Governor Taft and Guidi are referenced as delegates to the Philippines.
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Puget Sound
W. H. Collier
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Corrigan
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