Passengers Robbed on the Ramona Steamer
Detectives arrested Albert Horn and another man named Quest after the Ramona from Vancouver docked at Pier 1. They allegedly targeted passengers in their rooms, stealing a Japanese traveler’s $76 watch and other items, with recovered goods found in their staterooms.
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Adama
Corbett
Ramona
Vancouver
B.C
Alexander Fulton
T. Sugita
Nleamer
George BK. Hall
Patton
Pier 1
Horn
Quest
Arcade Hite Store Notices and Price Listings
GC Byers & Co announces a restock and improved display while Cen tre Co offers items priced at 5.50 to 7.95 with a 5.96 sale on Friday and Saturday. The store will close today as management thanks the public for patronage over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Co
Unclear Car Line Notice and Riverside Property Ad
Fragmentary OCR text describes a property sale or listing near Cedar River and Beach areas with references to water service and owners. Mentions individuals such as Beaton Miewe and Gree Reees Jr and entities like SWING INC. The language is garbled and several proper names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Crete
Beattie
Cedar River
Washington
Rainier Beach
Police Officer Charged With Accepting Money in Case
Allen McDeonald a city police officer is charged with unlawfully taking money in a complaint filed with Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh. John H Mey 70 alleged he was hurt in a street car crash and paid Frank Smith 20 dollars to testify for Mey. A warrant for Smith is issued and the prosecutor will probe the charge’s truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen McDeonald
Mackintosh
John H. Mey
Frank Smith
Meg
Smith
McDonald
Japanese Leaders Face School Admission Tension
Senator Fulton of Oregon, in talks with the president, notes no serious trouble with Japanese or Chinese children in Oregon schools yet. He says Japanese adults have demanded admission to San Francisco primary grades, while Japanese students attend local classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriops Telegraph Service
Washington, D.C
Senator Fulton
Oregon
Pultes
San Francisco
Gold Mounted Fountain Pens At Chicago Jewelry Co
New line of gold mounted fountain pens offered by Chicago Jewelry Co at 1207 Avenue E. Prices described as very reasonable, ideal for Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Jewelry Co
Ave
Real Estate Sales Across Seattle Area Reported
Griffith and Co list wing and corner sales for Magoun and Co to A A Behuchard at 11500 dollars for seven lots on Jackson near Seventeenth. BF Wittler notes 11500 for northwest block of Thirty Second avenue and Lane with a five room cottage sold to F Haker for 3000 dollars. L N Rosenbaum cites ten lots in Swinehart addition on Beacon Hill selling 500 to 1009 dollars each. Holmes and Haring report northwest quarter of southwest quarter of section 2 to Carry L Allen for 16000 dollars near Puget Sound Brace Point. Parry Investment sells northeast corner Queen Anne Ave and Denny Way to J C Kelly for 16000 and adjoining West Ave block to Schwabacher Pros for 12000. Crane Realty sells northwest corner Alpha St and Fifteenth Ave North to S A Sutton for 11000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Griffith & Co
Howard At
Koy
Magoun & Co
A. A. Behuchard
Jackson At
Seventeenth
Eghteenth
BF. Wittler
Lane
F. Haker
W. Heip
L. N. Rosenbaum
Swinehart
Beacon Hill
Holmes & Haring
Carry L. Allen
Puget Sound
Brace Point
Parry Investment Company
Queen Anne Av
Denny Way
J. C Kelly
West Av
Lee and
Galerata
Schwabacher Pros. Company
Crane Realty Company
8. A. Sutton
M. M. Luter
Laurelhuret on the Lake portfolio highlights peninsula beauty
Laurelhuret owners Joseph KR. Mclaughlin Paul C. Murphy and Frank R. Mead publish a handsome peninsular portfolio. It includes 12 colored halftone cuts and a double page panoramic view on heavy glazed magazine paper with cream art cover, showcasing up-to-date advertising for the Laurelhuret peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurelhuret
Joseph KR. Mclaughlin
Paul C. Murphy
Frank R. Mead
Old Settler Dies at Fremont Home
Mrs. J. Sewart aged 8 years died this morning at her daughter Mrs W K Merwin's residence 14 Kilbourne Ave Fremont. Born in Andrews New Brunswick she lived in Seattle 92 years and leaves two daughters Mrs Merwin and Mrs Reynolds of Beattie and a son J W Smart of Daweon Alaska. Henney Watson company to conduct funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. Sewart
Mra W. K. Merwin
Kilbourne Av
Fremont
Mrs. Smart
Andrews
N. B
Hae
Seattle
Mra Merwin
Mra. Reynolds
Beattie
J. W. Smart
Daweon
Alaska
Henney~Watson Company
Where Is Your Will
An insurance like notice urges depositing wills with Wm. D Perkins Co for safekeeping in a fireproof vault. The firm offers to file and index the document at their bank at no charge to patrons, with safe deposit boxes starting at four dollars per year, located at 211 Cherry 1 Alaska building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D Perkins Co
Cherry
Alaska Building
Oes
Cook Will Be Harness Man in New Beattie Firm
Olympia November 24. Fire Chief Ralph Cook of Beattie organizes a new harness firm with Hugh G. McSorley. The McSorley Harness Company, Beattie, is capitalized at 8500,000. Also filed were Theodora Mining Company Seattle 56,000,000 Chas Garter and John B Herkheimer Westbrook Mining Company Seattle 5500,000 Haees H. Bradlee and Edward D. Westbrook Jr Everett Amusement Company Everett 816,000 C H Barnett M Willis and BB MeGgill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Bpeeg
Olympia
Pire
Ralph Cook
Beattie
McSorley Harness Company
Hugh G. McSorley
Theodora Mining Company
Seattle
Chas
Garter
John B. Herkheimer
Westbrook Mining Company
Haees HH. Bradlee
Edward D. Westbrook
Everett Amusement Company
Everett
C. H. Barnett
M . Willis
BB. MeGgill
West Seattle Enjoined Over Property Damages
Judge grants a temporary restraining order against West Seattle and Longfellow brothers, stopping them from removing or damaging J G Arnold and Clara B Arnold property. Arnolds sue for 300 dollars for damages from November 24 excavation work on the street in front of their home. The order remains in effect until the court acts further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seattle
Longfellow Brothers
Griffin
Superior Court
J. G. Arnold
Clara B. Arnold
Larger salaries to be asked by ship officers group
A new association plan among local ships officers is quietly urged to balance power with steamboat owners. Members fault current rules that favor owners and seek more officers per ship and a higher salary schedule in line with the law.
Unclear numeric dates and figures from 1906 record
Fragmentary OCR shows two dates November 28 1906 and November 28 1905 with figures 01 487 584,62 and 1 086 630.53 and an increase over the prior year 342 264.10. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are readable.
New Train to California Leaves Portland for San Francisco
The Southern Pacific announces a new train to California leaving Beattie at 6:30 p.m. and Portland at 11:30 p.m. with an arrival in San Francisco at 9:45 and forty-one hours on the route via the Shasta Route. Tickets and reservations available at Union Ticket Office, 608 First Avenue, Beattie, Washington. EB EB. EB. Eilie, Gen' Agent.
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Beattie
Portland
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Bow
Scente Shasta
Union Ticket Office
First Avenue
Beattie, Wash
Eilie
Defend ant on the Stand in Herkimer Court
Gillette testified about his early life and movements from Bat Francisco to Ohio and a 29 year old man described his work at a skirt factory owned by his uncle in Court land. He recounted a lake trip with a girl who leaped from a skiff and disappeared, prompting a search.
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Gerians Telegraph Service
Herkimer
N.Y
Cheater Gillette
Wade Bia
Bat Francisco
Ohio
Chace Hrawn
Courtland
Receas
Gillette
Woman Charged With Five Murders for Life Insurance
Mrs Bridget Carey of Philadelphia is arrested for the wholesale murder by poisoning to gain life insurance. Victims include her husband Patrick Carey, two children Mary and Annie ages 8 and 6, and tenants Patrick and Celia Cook in the Carey building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Philadelphia
Bridget Carey
Patrick Carey
Patrick
Mary
Annie
Cecelia Cook
Carey
Deposition in divorce case reveals withheld child birth details
In a Springfield Illinois deposition, Mrs Hammett explains she did not inform her husband of their child's birth, claiming he had forfeited that right. She declines to identify who paid hospital expenses and charges at Atlantic City. Separately, the Wabash railroad announces wage increases for all trainmen and yardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feortons Ph
Bervice WaalaTeo
Hammett War Reed
Billie
Atlantic City
Jean Diel Dens
Springfield
The
Wabash Railroad Today
Ye Olden Times Country Thanksgiving Music Night
A short notice invites guests to a Thanksgiving event where the agner’s full orchestra will provide music for dancing in a traditional style resembling forefathers’ dances. The item mentions a pleasant evening with ladies free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agner
W. W. Hill Declares Bankruptcy in Teale Bill Case
W. W. Hill of Teale Bill Furniture company yesterday declared bankruptcy and the matter referred to Referee in Bankruptcy John P. Hoyt. Principal creditor is Lawlor D. Schoenfeld of San Francisco. Total debts about 66 000 with ten creditors listed for 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hilla
Teale Bill Furniture Company
John P. Hoyt
Ia Laowter D. Schoenfeld
San Francisco
Beatte
Woman Charged With Threatening Rockefeller for Million Dollar Payment
New York police arrest Rose Delina Heauvers of Hanfield after she allegedly forced into John D. Rockefeller’s office and demanded one million dollars under threat of death. A check was offered, but halted as she followed to Guardian Trust offices. She claimed membership in the Bund Moon and Water and was committed to a hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Mra
Rose Delina Heauvers
Hanfield
Guardian Trust Company
Lower Broadway
Oif
Standard Oil Company
Itte
Rockefeller
Trust Company
Candler Hiarret
Mining School Opens Dec 10
The Y M C A mining school enters its fourth season on December 10. After three years it is now systemized and targets three groups: the practice without theory group, newcomers to mining country, and those overseeing mining business. Courses managed by top teachers attract many inquiries and promise substantial benefit for local mining men.
Interurban Service Still Badly Crippled After Flood
Interurban trains are running only to the bridge north of Tacoma with passengers transferred there. Officials say it will be several weeks before through service to Tacoma resumes. Flood damage fenses washed out and cattle wander on tracks. Trains have been five to twenty minutes late for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Tryins
Miectine Company
Captain accuses Monticello of collision at sea
Capt. A. Hostmark of the steam er Kitenap files charges with U S inspectors claiming the steamer Monticello collided with him while attempting to cross his bow on the Paulabo Pearson run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hostmark
United States
Monticello
Paulabo
Pearson
Mrs McPherson sues Great Northern for death damages
Mrs Mary McPherson filed a lawsuit against the Great Northern railroad seeking 10000 dollars in damages for the death of her husband Donald McPherson who was killed on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McPherson
Great Northern Railroad
Donald McPherson
City Hall Market Receives Two Carloads of Meat
Two carloads of meat arrive at City Hall Market 609 Third Ave and fill the shop with fresh eastern beef. Stock includes 2 000 lbs pareribe at 1?c, many wirloin steaks at 12 wt, T bone and Porterhouse steaks at 1T% to supply Thanksgiving needs.
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City Hall
Third Ave
Lfc
One Hundred Christmas Pianos Free Certificates Offer
Kohier and Chase advertises one hundred $100 certificates for piano purchases. Certificates apply toward any new piano, with small deposits and easy terms, and no price raise for the event. The piece touts low city prices, open deals, and a $1,000 reward for proving piano price hikes.
Bookmaker Joe Tose Plans California Bookmaking Tour
New York race track bookmaker Joe Tose is in the city and stopping at the Motel Bavey before leaving for California. He will open books in San Francisco and Los Angeles once he arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tose
New York
Bavey
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beattie Wins Pair Over Kent at Monarch Alleys
Beattie won both games against Kent at the Monarch alleys last night. Beattie’s Vogel posted the high score and top average, while Hulligan led the visitors’ effort with strong work.
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Beattie
Kent
Monarch Alleys
Vogel
Hulligan
Holiday exercises end. schools closed until Monday
The public schools in the city hold holiday exercises today and, at the close of this afternoon, there will be no school until next Monday.
Dix disaster report prompts further inquiry at chamber
At a chamber meeting the committee on national affairs censured the crew for inadequacy in handling passengers. Captain T. D. Davies spoke, and the committee referred the matter for another report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of National Affairs
Dix
T. D. Davies
Buffalo marine gasoline engines win gold four years
The Buffalo gasoline engines for marine use have captured gold medals for four consecutive years. They are praised for compact design and economical fuel use. Geo. H. Woodhouse offers a complete line and invites inquiries at 112 University Ave and Arcade Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Geo. H. Woodhouse
University #1
Arcade Way
Front Bay Fog Lays Hard Navigating Port Calls
A dense fog hung over the bay delaying arrivals and navigation was difficult. Whistles and fog horns sounded constantly to prevent accidents as ships move in and out. Steamer Watabale of Cooke & Co. may resume Vancouver service. no announcement yet. Steamer Dakota departed at noon with freight and passengers. Mt Paul cargo lumber to Frisco priced at 68.25 per 1000 feet while Fannie Dutard and Joseph Ruse offered 8.50 and 9.00 per 1000 feet respectively. Saratoga, from Northwestern, due Friday. Ceylon Mara arrived from the Orient today on her first port call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watabale
Cooke & Co
Vancouver
Dakota
Jenking Lumber Company
Mt. Paul
Northwestern Steamship Company
Frisco
L. HM. Gray & Co
Fannie Dutard
Joseph Ruse
Allee
Bteamer Saratoga
Vaides
Ceylon Mara
Bankrupt filing for local tobacco dealer William H. Nohe
William H. Nohe a retail tobacco dealer filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. The report notes the bankruptcy action as filed today in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nohe
William H. Nohe
Cave-In Traps Workers in Bronx Park. Two Killed
A night cave-in at Claremont Park in the Bronx trapped laborers. Two men are confirmed dead, with three others believed buried beneath the debris. Rescue crews battled rubble through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Claremont Park
Bronx
Market gains as theft shop fills with fresh meat stock
A market at 609 Third Ave reports theft shop stock now replenished with Eastern meat. Items include 2,000 Iba spare rib, sirloin steaks priced at 12 1 2 cents, T Bone and Porterhouse at 17 1 2 cents. Shoppers urged to hurry on Thanksgiving.
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City Hall
Third Ave
Tfc
New England Mince Pie and Seasonal Desserts Menu
A list of traditional Christmas treats including English plum pudding with brandy sauce, New England mince pie, pumpkin pie, strawberry ice cream, assorted cakes, cream cheese, baked wafers, mixed nuts and raisins, and cafe noir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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Albert Horn
Divest
Turkey
STAGH
Byers & Co
Arcade Hite
RL Sturtevant
Iby Beaton Miewe
Enonon Wenday & Co
Gee Reees, Jr
Neowen En
Fick
Emitm
Fim
Swing Inc
Bor
Laurelhurst
Cook
Insuranse
Mrs. Bassetto
W. W. Hill
U. S
Kohler & Chases
Rteuniderd
Dellari
OJ VC Feltnc Jfo
Alter Kohler & Chase
AVE Arcade
Kohier & Chase
Plano
Kohler & Ghase
Coast
Second Ave
Arcade Building
House of Kobler & Chase
Kohler & Chase
City
Renton
E. J. Ackley
Paul Martin
George North
Arcade
John Cleorla
D. Spagna
Cave-An
Hotel Stevens Cafe
Rish
la Villeroi
Cranches
Georgetown
James D. Boge
Biewart
McCormie
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue
Cherry Nees Duilding
Wash Ageote
Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Co
Nome
Ashe
Carrory Furniture Company
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