Boyle a Bad One and the Daring Grocery Hold-up
Detectives arrest 14 year old Daniel Boyle in North Seattle for the October 3 grocery store robbery at Fred Baker's. Boyle confessed to aiding Rogers and Moody in the hold up, with Rogers holding the gun as money was taken. Police describe the capture following Boyle’s full tale and pursuit of the other two suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Seattle
Jim Byrnes
Daniel Boyle
Byrnes
Chief Sullivan
North Tile
Baker
Farry Moody
Benanon
Non Rogers
Daniel Boyle Paul Jones
Rogers
Moody
Boyle
Denny Way
Owebers
Divorce Tales At Taliman Court In Packed Session
In Judge Taliman's courtroom a crowded session heard a string of twelve unhappy cases including a divorce suit by William E Parant against Lizzie Parant. The proceedings described the husband using shock language and alleged his wife consorting with disreputable men and a colored gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha
William E. Parant
Lizzie Parant
Three Tons of Gold Ore Brought By Steamer Elmore
The steamer Elmore captained by s. Davis arrived at port after 36 days from Nome carrying two sacks of gold ore from the Summer Mine. This ore marks the first delivery of its kind from the mine. The ship had laid up for winter at Port T. No sighting of the Sackee John D. Long or Ortilla was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
S. Davis
Nome
Port T
John D. Long
Ortila
City Contract Delays and Street Grading Amid Pipe Shortages
The report cites delays on East Madison and surrounding avenues due to wrong pipe weights and machinists strikes causing reorders. Seattle Central Railway notes open ditches on Twelfth Avenue water main that caused earth to cave in under tracks. A superintendent was asked to decide on temporary supports, while East Olive Street grading and parking specifications from Thirty-seventh to Lake Washington were approved and a wooden sidewalk project noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourne
Thirtyninth Avenue
W. P. Puller & Co
Second Avenue South
Jackson Street
Francis KR. Day
Marthina Westby
Edgemont Avenue
Franklin Avenue
North Street
Supervn
Beattle Central Railway Company
Occdental Avenue
Yerlerway
Jackson
Occidental Avenue
A. C. Miller
Seventh Avenue
Little
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Heritson
King and Vine
Twentieth Avenue North
Harrison Ee Republican
Council
Madison Street
Seventeenth
Summit Avenue
Boylston Avenue
Broadway
Seattle Central Railway
Welfth Avenue
Olive Street
Building Trades Headquarters Completed on Fourth Avenue
The Building Trades council completes its new headquarters on Fourth Avenue between Pike and Pine Streets. Final touches remain as a large hall is prepared with canvas for a Tuesday event by the carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades’ Council
Fourth Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
Perry Queenan Expected Soon In Royal Welcom
Perry Queenan, under Biddy Bishop, will reach the city by Thursday and a large crowd is planned to greet him. He faces Champion Dick Case in December Thief, a bout expected to draw vast interest as both fighters are in peak form. Trainers praise Case’s dedication and conditioning ahead of the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Queenan
Biddy Bishop
Queenan
Dick Case
Seattle
Phil Snowden
Case
Kid Madden
Detective Barbee Deals with Violating Ordinance Prosecution
A detective named Barbee investigates violations of a local ordinance related to retail hand dealers. The case concerns illicit handling of goods received and may lead to enforcement actions by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbee
Among the Machinists Reach Settlement at Vulcan Works
The Vulcan works report machinists have returned to nine hour shifts with higher wages after a recent settlement. Leaders say funds are ample and workers feel stronger than since the June 20 walkout, with Vulcan shops the only ones to negotiate so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan Works
Vulcan Shops
Simon Nomile Fined for Allowing Disabled Horse Work
Judge George fined Simon Nomile ten for allowing his disabled horse to be worked this morning. The ruling cites animal welfare concerns and Nomile’s responsibility as owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Nomile
George
Bogus Check Reported by Mayfield Against Mann
Mayfield told police that Mann passed a counterfeit check to Mayfield and received 20 dollars in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Mayfield
T. J. Mann
Ferry boat to be laid off in West Seattle run
The West Seattle ferry City of Seattle is laid up for its annual today. Until it resumes service a regular train between the city and the suburb on the opposite shore will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seattle
City of
Seattle
Scarlet fever cases reported in two families and one individual
Three Scarlet fever cases are reported. William and Minnie, residents of 408 Republican Street, and Johnny Vestal, a resident of 1022 Pine Street, are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Minniety
Republican Street
Johnny Vestal
Pine Street
Port Townsend Republican Convention and Local Incidents
A Republican city convention occurs this afternoon in Port Townsend. Andrew Erickson is jailed in Port Townsend for theft of two certified checks from Fisher's hotel in Port Ludlow. William H. Gililland was beaten by highwaymen near Northport but money was not taken. A mass meeting in Puyallup aims to influence a municipal ticket. Tacoma charter to create a board of health is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Andrew Erickson
Seattle
Fisher's
Port Ludlow
William H. Gililland
Northport
Puyallup
Tacoma
Board of Health
Dupins Welcome Infant Son in Lake Washington Evening
Mr and Mrs Dupin of Lake Washington rejoice as an infant son arrives at their home last evening. The birth adds happiness to the family and marks a new arrival for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dupin
Lake Washington
The House Warming for Carpentry Union Hall
The carpenters union dedicates its new hall at 16860 Fourth Avenue with a house warming on November 24. invitees include all carpenters and families, members or not. program features music, speeches, recitations, solos, duets, moving pictures, games, and a social hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Fourth Avenue
A. B. White
Mias
Mr. Bradley
Helen Wall
Queen City Quartette
Njo
Harrier G. Soiree
John A. McAuliffe
Mr. Cobb
Misa Popp
Wilkes
Bear
A. G. Belbert
Beattle Council Social Dance At Fraternal Hall
Beattle Council No 116 of the Fraternal Aid Association held a social dance last Thursday at its hall on Twenty sixth avenue and Jackson street. A good crowd attended despite stormy weather with lively dancing and a warm stove glow. The Traseenel Aid Association has seen success and added new members to its ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle Council No. 116
Fraternal Aid Association
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Jackson Street
Traseenel Aid
Suburban Notices Include Hospital Update and School Events
Mrs. Frederick W. Newell of Van Anwelt is dangerously ill at Providence hospital Beattie. Van Axcel schools plan Thanksgiving exercises Thursday afternoon directed by Prof. John Kingsbury. Miss Kate Brown to host the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Smith's Lane South Seattle next Friday. Bread to sell at Georgetown for 70 cents a loaf. Mrs. Arthur Ward of Georgetown recently returned from Three Rivers Michigan is very ill and at Providence hospital Beattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Newell
van Anwelt
Providence Hospital
Beattie
van Axccil
John Kingsbury
Kate Brown
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Smith's Lane
Seattle
Arthur Ward
Georgetown
Three Rivers
Mich
Providence
Funeral for local resident John Graft held at Bonney chapel
The funeral for John Graft, a longtime resident who died last Thursday at Green Lake, was held yesterday afternoon from the Bonney chapel. He had lived in Seattle for two years and was long active in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graft
Green Lake
Chapel of
Bonney and
Regi
Seattle
Funeral for Jacob Stover at Salvation Army Hall
The funeral for Jacob Stover took place at the Salvation Army hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Members of the Seattle Salvation Army post and many outside attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stover
Salvation Army Hall
Seattle
Salvation Army
Historian Prepared to Publish Chief Joseph Life History
Professor Landes and colleagues complete early research for a life history of Chief Joseph. He recently spoke to the Teachers' Institute after a field visit to North Akima. A geology bulletin titled Geography of Washington is nearing 800 pages. The university closes Wednesday for living holidays. Most students stay for the football game Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Landes
Etute Geologiat
Northakima
Teachers’ Institute
Washington
Opening Service At Free Baptist Church Draws Congregation
A large crowd attended the first service at the Free Baptist church on Pine and Terry avenues yesterday. Alexander Hoers delivered the opening address and a special song service highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Baptist Church
Pine and
Terry Avenues
Alexander Hoers
Tested building permits list from Geen engineers office
The following permits were tested at Geen engineers office Textiles Bros 418 Tenth avenue north one story frame house value 1600 W F Norris 725 Bel Mont avenue north one story frame value 1000 W F Pergmnon 44 Twenty ninth avenue south one story frame value 1400 HM Riverman 1623 Twelfth avenue one story frame value 800
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen Engineers
Textiles Bros
Tenth Avenue North
W. F. Norris
Bel Mont Avenue
W. F. Pergmnon
Twenty Ninth Avenue South
HM. Riverman
Twelfth Avenue
Health Board Office Relocates Within City Hall
The board of health moves from city hall to a new space in the corner of Fifth Avenue and a nearby street. Two rooms on the second floor will be used. the vacated room will host engineers and draughtsmen for the Cedar River water plant project, following orders from city hall attaches due to exposure risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
City Hall
Fifth Avenue
Elty Hall
Cedar River
Submarine Fulton Returns After 15 Hour Undersea Run
In New York a submarine boat named Fulton surfaced from the bay at 10 30 am after about 15 hours submerged. The crew reported breathing difficulties but praised the craft. The trip marks the longest undersea duration by a U S submarine to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fulton
United States
Pease Johnson Co Sells Ladhew Walking Puilt Skirts and Cloaks
The Pease Johnson Company at 1107 Sense Ave reports a large New York shipment of Ladhew Walking Puilt Skirts Cloaks and French Fian Hel Valetsa. A special sale on Pattern Hats is announced at 1.4 14.00 and 5.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Johbnson Co
Sense
Ave
New York
New Steel Trust Forming With $200 Million Capital
Frederick Clarke of a local law firm confirms rumors of a new steel combine to be formed with a capital of 200000000 dollars. The trust will include most independent steel companies nationwide, excluding Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marriage licenses issued today in Beattle area
The list shows Charles Edward Ree aged 1 and Ann Jane Croft of Beattle, William Thomas Dry aged 26 and Julia Kallgren of Beattle, John G. Fietty aged 99 and other party, all issued marriage licenses today in Beattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Ree
Ann Jane Croft
Beattle
William Thomas Dry
Julia Kallgren
John G. Fietty
Wanted Housing and Ranch Land Listings Printed
Classified notices seek rentals of 4 to 10 rooms at 1436 Fifth Avenue and 1426 Fifth Avenue and 1406 Fifth Avenue listings. Buyers search for 6 to 10 acres ranch land and cash offers for a 1 to 2 cow dairy. References and contact details requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Aes
Fifth Avenue. Ave You & Ranch
Beattie and visas forecast with occasional rain
A weather forecast notes Beattie and Centant contexts affecting travel, with occasional rain. Fresh north-northwest winds are expected, bringing cooler conditions and scattered showers across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Visas
Beattle Electric Works Replacing Trolley Wire on Second Avenue
The Beattle Electric Co. is stringing new trolley wire on Second Avenue replacing a shap ed wire with round wire said to be more satisfactory. Local car lines have seen the warmest demand for two months as traffic resumes on Madison Street and Captain Hit tunes. Consumers advised to buy advertised articles to enjoy paper star promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle Electric Co
Second Avenue
Union
Waa
Madison Street
Children's and Ladies Box Calf Shoes on Sale
Advertises children s fine kangaroo and calf skin winter shoes with sturdy soles and good fit plus ladies box calf Klondike shoes six inch tops, Goodyear welted soles, storm resistant and valued at 6 8 6 6 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shennanew’ Sorbo Tance
Ladhew
Suri
SOTET
Akagiving
W. Tl
Douglass
Goodyear West
Dangers of Over Exertion in Athletics for Women
The article warns that excessive muscular effort drains nerve force and vital organs. It argues health relies on balanced faculties, not just strength, and that women who overemphasize cycling tennis or golf may sacrifice other functions. It notes tall muscular women are not necessarily healthier or better mothers due to internal organ development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Arabella Kenealy
London Chronicle
Rage for White Dominates Winter Fashion Trends in Social Wear
Fashion notes for white predominance in bridal and reception attire. White gowns with English embroidery and taffeta coats appear for wedding receptions in November. Ermine boleros and black velvet contrasts trend for evening gowns, with black panne and ermine trims shaping midwinter styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandebou
Empire Ore
Cuban Army Lieutenant Convicted in Monkey Theft Case
Lieut. Joacquin Calabrero, formerly of the Cuban army, was convicted at Freehold New Jersey of stealing a trained monkey from Senora Rosalle Abrie, a wealthy Cuban woman. Evidence showed he sent the animal away due to jealousy of her attention to it. The monkey reportedly dined and drank from the same glass with Abrie and hugged her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Freehold
N. J
Joacquin Calabrero
Senora Rosalle Abrie
Calabrero
Rosalie
Pretty and Unique Wedding in City Church
The wedding of Mian Della Jearl Chesbro and Sidney Smith took place at the church on November 21, the bride’s 19th birthday. The ceremony featured 12 pupil attendants in white with gold ribbons, the bride given away by her mother, and a reception of notable musical circles in the city. The couple left for a three week honeymoon by boat to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian Della Jearl Chesbro
Sidney Smith
Vette
Mra
Daa Chesbro
H, Andl, Cheehro
Ce Muric
California
Warrantees Procured in Edward 8 Arrestand Blocked Highway
Special Officer Tom Bevan filed complaints in Judge George's court against Edward on Second Avenue and Cowley and Cowley a firm on the same street. They are charged with blocking the public highway by leaving barrels in front of their businesses over Sunday after being cautioned not to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George's Court
Edward
Second Avenue
Cowley
Tom Bevan
Insanity Commitment Of Sadie Gilbert And Lucy Green
Judge Miss Gilbert ordered both Sadie Gilbert and Lucy Green committed to the Insane hospital this morning. Lucy Green is described as a 10 year old girl and Sadie Gilbert as a young woman in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Gilbert
Lucy
Miss Gilbert
Lucy Green
Bradley Fertilizer Fire at North Weymouth Est. Loss $100000
A fire swept the Bradley Fertilizer plant in North Weymouth, New Jersey, early this morning causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. No injuries reported. Fire departments from nearby towns battled the blaze for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
North Weymouth
WN. J
Street Committee to Meet Tomorrow on Hilltop Grading
The council street committee will hold a special session at 2 tomorrow afternoon to consult with the Queen Improvement Club about grading 30 different streets on the top of Anne Hill. A proposed street list has not yet been furnished to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Street
Queen Provement Club
Destell
Anne Hill
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Jones
Doyle
Thenee
Judge Taliman
Public Work Board of Works
Building Trades Headquarters
Megs Ge Bakers
Seattle Bakers
Autit Om
John Graf
Indiana
Essens
A. H. Yoder
Yale University
Tyerereen
M. Padelford University
Edmond
Third Ave
Columbia
Fifth Avenue and
Yesler Way
F. E. Elliott Seretos
Houssy Building
Third and
Pike
Star Print CO
Pike St
Warner
Stuart
Persia
Horlick
Pinkham
Swift
Beott
Pierce
Kilmer
Wteene
NEW Trust
Edith Heffernan
Bnohomith
John Cahill
Cecelia Wrogan
Btar
Shannons
Boston Grocery
Turkey
Shannon
Winrerr
Roya Heaangaroo
Wwaier
Treen Shoe CO
First Ave
Pike Bt
Second Ave
Aaley
Cline’s Piano
Hotel Bi
Rhodes Bros
Fredrick & CO
Washington Tent & Awning Company. (Inc
Tel. Main
Yesier Way
Della Chesbro
R. Sydney
Smyth
Steilacoom
San
Sherman, Clay & Co
Steinway Dealers
D. $. Johnston
Burke
Seattle Optical CO
Hinckley
Beyond Ave
Beumer & Co
Tel
Oden
Stewarth Holmes
First Avenue
Queen City
Fourth Ave
H. Clay E Ole
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