Police Battle with Gypsy Band on Shore Union
Police fought a group of about 80 gypsies on the shore at Union over a week of warnings ignored. Officers Leik De Corbett Vaupell and Ketchum helped drive them off. four leaders Miller Piade Joe Miada Sam DeMart and Frank Nichols were arrested and held. remaining camp residents ordered to vacate today.
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Leik
De = Corbett
Vaupell
Ketchum
Shore Union
Loi
Letk
Miller Piado
Miller Piade
Joe Miada
Sam DeMart
Frank Nichols
Canal WEL Sold For 8200
Davenport hotel at Third and Main was sold yesterday by Renee Land Company to the Land Company for 142000 Realty Company had bought last August for 165 Hawthorn apartments between Sixth and Seventh sold yesterday through A Co to George H New York for 340000 Craven sold to J M fee north west double corner and University for 44000 Um has sold to Heri Perry six lots on Melrose Avenue between Thomas for 30000 Ros bought the property last Parry Investment Company at for the Washington Trust 2 to Ww Dr John three on Seventh Avenue W between Lee Dew the northwest corner and Stewart for 24900 have been fired in the bulld office by the Trua y for the excavation and ght atomies of the bulld be be constructed by the corner the northeast corner of get Columbia. The cost of te estimated to be had the foundation 30600.
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Davenport Hotel
Giun
Renee Land Company
The
Land Company
Realty Company
Hawthorns
Through & Co
George H
New York
Craven
J. M. “Fee
Ros
Ie Parry Investment Company
Washington Trust
John
Lee Dew
Stewart
Bulld
Truay
Get Columbia
Kent-Wissman Marriage Ends Night Ceremony
Police Clerk B Kent married Miss Susan Wiseman in a ceremony at the bride's home with Kent and Wiseman as centered figures. The couple, long associated with Seattle police, received furnishings from department colleagues and planned a two city trip after the wedding night.
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Aaziber
B Kent
Susan
South Howard Kent
Mattie Wiseman
Seattle
Bee at the Pantorium Cleaned Clothes Ad
A small classified note urges customers to have their garments cleaned to look fresh and neat at the Pantorium shop. The snippet emphasizes quality service and attention to cleanliness.
Girl Is Fined $100 In Court
Dora Green, a 19 year old arrested during a raid on a lodging house run by Mrs N Hicks at Eighth Ave and Pike, was found guilty yesterday of being a disorderly person by Judge Gordon and fined $100. Attorney T D Page gave notice of appeal to higher courts.
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Dora Green
Salvation Army Band Concert Planned In Barracks
Tomorrow night at the Barracks Washington st and Fifth av the Salvation Army Band Corps No 1 will hold a musical for funds to buy new instruments Major Frank Waite introduces the program Brigadier W F Jenkins leads with O Give Thanks Thanksgiving choruses piano and trombone duets recitations and solos by Mrs Swarts Mr Ralph McAbee Miss Lalster and others Prof T Gilmore accompanies the band and speaks Capt Stover also performs with Prof Gilmore in attendance The event highlights a community effort to equip the band for future performances
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Washington St
Fifth Av
Salvation Army Band Corps No. 1
Frank Waite
W. F. Jenkins
Swarts
Ralph McAbee
Mise Jensen
T. Gilmore
Capt. Stover
Prof. Gilmore
Bomish
Swartz
Waite
Miss Lalster
Farnham Is Not Guilty in Opium Smuggling Case
The jury cleared Farnham of smuggling and illegally concealing opium after a short deliberation. Attorney J. P. Cummings defended, with United States Attorney Sullivan for the government. Cummings stated the client was innocent and the case could not prove otherwise. Steam baths, 2c. Oriental Baths.
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Farnham
J. P. Cummings
United States
Sullivan
Cummings
Roosevelt Not Needed As Third Term Candidate
Washington Nov. After stocktaking the president and Cortelyou conclude there is no need for Roosevelt to seek a third term. Hearst weakness and Roosevelt's popularity shape 1908 party outlook, with Bryan likely nominee if Hearst fades.
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Hoosevelt
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania
New York
William J. Bryans
Hearst
Independent
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Congress
William Randolph Hearst
Washington
William J. Bryan
Bryan
The Theaters Busy Week At Beattie and Nearby Venues
Maude Fealy begins a three night run in The Illusion of Beatrice at Beattie theater with heavy advance sales and a strong Cort-stable company. James ONeill closes his Beattie engagement tonight in The Voice of the Mighty. Pooks or Boy at Third Avenue draws good crowds while Zinn's Travesty Co. opens next week. Lola and Star theaters feature May Blossom and a vaudeville lineup with musical acts and song pictures.
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Maude Fealy
Beatrice
Beattie Theater
Fealy
John Cort
the Beattle
James O'Neill
the Beattie
Voice of the Mighty
Third Avenue
Zinn
Lois
Lola Theater
Paris Winter Fashion: Milliners See Paris Look Alike Pictures
Paris fashion reporters describe American women emulating classic paintings for winter attire. Milliners say hats feature bold color contrasts, vivid trims, and ostrich feathers, with yellow and royal blue among popular hues. Veils and nets frame hair to harmonize with hats, while Paris influence guides color combos and materials.
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America
France
Taylor's Castle Garden Announces Fairyland Opener
Manager Taylor sets Fairyland at Taylor's Castle Garden with 10 vaudeville acts for opening night. Laurette Taylor stars as Cinderella and William Haynore as the court jester, supported by a company of 166. First floor freaks and displays are arriving.
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Taylor's Castle Garden
Taylor
Laurette Taylor
Cinderellla
William Haynore
Carnegie Library Building Turned Over to Board
The new Carnegie library building was yesterday turned over to the library board by the contractor.
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Carnegie Library
Library Board
Carmen's Dance Tonight at Friendship Lodge Hall
Transfers will be in order this evening at Kagan's hall for a dance hosted by Friendship Lodge No 1 Beattle Street Railway Employes association. Motormen will be present on time as the orchestra moves forward the go ahead signal will be given to start the evening of fellowship and good cheer with a track ahead to Pleasure Station. A large crowd is expected.
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Friendship Lodge No. 1
Beattle Street Railway
Kagan's Hall
Pleasure Station
Pacific Coast American Historical Society Meeting in Portland
The third annual meeting of the Pacific Coast branch will be held in Portland next Friday and Saturday at the Oregon Historical Society rooms in the city hall Fifth and Jefferson. Sessions include Friday at 2 36 PM, Saturday 10 AM and 2 99 PM. A dinner will be given under the city notice.
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Pacific Coast
The
American Historical Society
Portland
Oregon Historical Society
Fifth
Jefferson Sts
Oregon Historical Society Event Draws Seattle Members
Under the auspices of the Oregon Historical Society, an event is planned for Friday evening and is expected to attract many Seattle members.
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The
Oregon Historical Society
Seattle
Miner dies after Ravensdale explosion at Seattle General
James Milla, badly burned in a mine blast near Ravensdale yesterday, died this morning at Seattle General Hospital. Deputy Coroner Willate leads the investigation into the cause of the explosion.
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James Milla
Ravensdale
Seattle General Hospital
Willate
Iron Man Biismarck Inspires Frugal Saving Pitch
A persuasive piece lauds Bismarck the Iron Man and extols strong will, urging readers to save. It promotes the German savings building loan at 12 percent on monthly deposits, backed by loans on Seattle real estate, and advertises secretary Charles Osner at 416 Bailey Street.
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Biemarck
German Bavings & Huilding & Loan Association
Monten
Seattle
Chas. Osner
Baliey
Ose
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Parte
Louise Sinclair
Omaha
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Gainesborough
London
Mrs. Louise Sinclair
Tefia
Wiarton
Ontario
J. H. Jones
Cape Cocker
Crawford
Christian Islands
Gra Wallagen
J. Redelsheimer & CO
Columbia St
Wash
Forrockk
Caahter
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter Co
A. Hallberg
Prop
Sunset Main
Carmen
Bismarck
the Man of
Iron
Standard Furniture Co
Second Ave
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