Laundry Trust Fights Employed Union Efforts
The new local steam laundry trust opposes employees forming a union. Trust laundries including Globe and Electric discharge union leaders and threaten to replace union members with non union workers. President Dundas cites blacklisting and warns the union movement faces retaliation while some shops push higher wages.
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Lannary Emplo
Ttme
Frank Gribbin
Seattle
Globe and Electric Laundries
Rust
Western Central Labor Union
Aame
Jaunry
The
Globe
Robert Cain
William Connelly
Old Laundry Workers’ Union
Electric Cor
W. H. Kuhlmier
Dundas
Khulmier
Lectrie
City Dock
Harvard President’s view on unions at Cambridge address
President Eliot of Harvard spoke before the Colonial Club in Cambridge about labor unions. He called unions important for improving workers lives, stressed their mission, and outlined five employment conditions including wage, experience, steady work after probation, home stability, and loyal service toward lifelong security. He asserted unions are here to stay and serve as a check on oligarchy.
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Cambridge
Eliot
Harvard College
Colonial Club
Pilot
Newsboy Ball A Big Success At Armory
The tenth annual Newsboys Ball beat the Seattle Newsboys Union at the Armory Saturday night. Proceeds from the dance fund the Thanksgiving dinner for newsboys, with funds in the cash box echoing past relief days. Colorful costumes and a lively crowd of Terrier youths filled the floor as a reception committee aided the event.
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Seattle Newsboys’ Union
Armory
Newsboys
Armory Hell
Pretty Girl Admits Her Own Shame
Gertrude Carson, described as pretty with black eyes, testified in Judge Morris's court about a suspected fraud involving a $96 valise and a check tied to the Flyer steamship incident. Her testimony, aimed at linking her to a conspiracy with James and George Green, dominated the day amid objections over evidence and credibility.
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Gertrude Carson
Morris
Superior Court
Columna Ver & Puget Bound Navigation Co
E. M. Carr
James Green
George Green
Carr
Tssue
Death of Frederick Ayers at 307 Twenty-Sixth Avenue South
Frederick Ayers aged 58 dies at his family residence 307 Twenty-Sixth Avenue South. The report notes the death occurred at home with no further details provided.
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Frederick Ayers
Twenty-sixth Avenue South
Charles Anderson Acquitted in Burglary Trial
Charles Anderson was acquitted in the superior court today of burglary. He faced charges of taking valuables from a room in the Silver Bow living house last August. Police claimed he was caught in the act, but the jury did not see it that way.
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Charles Anderson
Colossal Flames Devastate Doresian Galicia Wells
A morning fire at the vast Doresian petroleum wells in Galicia has engulfed the surrounding district and town. Flames tower 600 feet high, seen up to 900 miles, with at least eighteen dead and losses in the millions. High winds hinder containment as old wells remain inextinguishable.
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Vienna
Doresian
Galicia
Bullett
Tehting
Krupp Will Names Widow Heir at Berlin Court
The will of Herr Krupp names his widow as sole heir and forbids placing the estate in a stock company or sale for 35 years. In a separate note, Martha W Taft schooner from Yokutat after 12 days at sea left Seattle Aug 26 for a fishing cruise. David L Cooper and children thank friends for support during Ruth Cooper’s illness.
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Berlin
Krupp
Martha W. Taft
Seattle
Ruth Cooper
David L Cooper
Worker Sues Moran Brothers for 10000 Damages Over Defective Rivet Tool
T. J. Ryan alleges Moran Bros caused a left eye injury with a defective rivet punch head. He seeks $10,000 in damages in superior court, claiming negligence in supplying the tool.
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T. J. Ryan
Moran Bros
City Council Weighs New Jail and Repairs Plan
City council committee on public buildings discusses a new city jail while approving minor repairs to the old structure. Chief Sullivan notes overcrowding would force sharing cells with vermin, urging funds for the old building. Councilman Redward pushes for a new jail amid tepid support from others.
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City Council
New City Jail
Sullivan Inesiet
Uncilman Redward
Beattie Police Sought In Beattie Elopement Case
Beattie police asked to locate a Dallas Oregon eloping pair. The husband Edward Dan, a well known local, reports his wife and three children left Saturday night believed lured away. The woman, about 7 years old in appearance, is described as medium size with sharp features. the man is 26, very tall.
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Dallas
Oregon
G. GB
Eddy
Edward Dan
Little Giro
Two Murderers Are Arraigned in Superior Court
James Champouz and Michael Bartlett were arraigned before Judge Griffin on first degree murder charges. Champouz pleaded not guilty. Bartlett sought time to plan his defense, granted to Saturday. Both cases set for January 5. Bartlett’s brothers are reportedly en route to assist in his defense.
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Lattle Brace
Arcade
Michael Bartlett
Pike Street
Griffin
Superior Court
Bartlett
Dawnon
Champoux
Burglary in Cigar Store Reported at Western and Marion
John Edwardeon of Green Lake was released for want of evidence after threatening to kill Mrs Lamont and an old man. An ensuing conflict preceded Mrs Lamont killing Edwardsen and his killing of her dog. A cigar store near Western Avenue and Marion Street was burgled last night, 600 cigars and 10 pounds of tobacco stolen. Policeman Le Count filed the report.
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King County Addition
Mt Gecerning
Board of County Commissioners of
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King Count
County of King
Anid Male
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Geo. B. Lamping
John Edwardeon
Green Lake
Mra
Mary Lamont
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Mra. Een
Eadwardson
Western Avenue
Marion Street
le Count
False Imprisonment Suit Against White Star Seeks 62000 Damages
J W Bullock sues White Star Steamship Co and O G Bimpoon for false imprisonment over a 1899 incident at Port Crescent or Teller City. He previously won 2000 in a Superior Court verdict. case now before the Supreme Court after a jail stay cited as imprisonment and damage to good name. A steamer estreet remains waiting to resume U S mail duties between Jupfieau and Unalagka after Newport’s disability.
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White Star Steamship Company
Ol. G. Bimpoon
Bullock
Port Crescent
Teller City
Wullock
Supreme Court
Bullocks
Army canteens morale debate fuels wartime dining policy
A War Department report states 860 dives started near military posts since canteens opened. it notes no commander believes banning beer improved conditions and most commanders still back canteens as key to maintaining morale among soldiers.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Farm and Ranch Listings With 200 Acres and More for Sale
Auction style real estate notice lists multiple properties including a 200 acre stock ranch with dairy, a 160 acre stock range with orchard and water power, 149 acres with bottom land and orchard, and 40 to 85 acre tracts near towns. Details mention barns, outbuildings, interurban access, and local sale hours. Seller references indicate a May auction by Omert Maltby and associates.
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Porto
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