Milk Inspector Shuts Filthy Ice Cream Plant on Third Avenue
Milk Inspector Woodcock closed a Third avenue ice cream factory after finding filthy conditions and structures ill suited to sanitation. A new dairy has bought the site and is adding a concrete floor to replace a defective two inch wooden one. Water and filth ran to lower floors, rotting and emitting odors, while milk and cream were sold from the shop. Woodcock notes the difficulty of maintaining cleanliness in cream making and cites adulteration risks from prolonged storage and thickening agents.
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Woodcock
Third Avenue
Williams Seeks license for basement room at Fireblock
Tom A. Williams faces council opposition to a permit to convert the Fireblock basement at Second and Pike into a girl room. Streets committee chair Mullen and several councilmen oppose the granting of the privilege. W L Gritman was sworn in as deputy U S marshal this morning before Court Clerk Walthy and began duties.
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Tom A. Williams
Council
Second and
Pike
Mullen
the Streets Committee
W. L. Gritman
United States Court
Walthy
United States Marshal
Comedian Mack Haled Into Divorce Court
Charming Kitty Beck files for divorce from Ollie Mack of Murray and Mack at Seattle theater amid rumors of marital strain. Co respondent Mack admits his wife’s fondness for ginger ale but denies any disloyal conduct.
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Mack
Kitty Beck
Ollie Mack
Murray and Mack
Murray
Seattle
Broadway
Renton College Honors Prof Wilson on 47th Anniversary
Wilson Modern Business college students and neighbors hosted Prof Wilson and his wife for a 47th anniversary celebration. Guests exceeded 200 by 9 15 pm as William Morris and Prof Eikenberry presented gifts, followed by music and refreshments. Earlier, Sept 6, students hosted a welcome in the assembly room with C A Denphy earning August high standing and a gold pin.
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Renton Bill
Wilson Modern Business College
Wilson
Eikenberry
Business College
C. B. Merrick
C. A. Denphy
Council Considers Stance On Possible Opposing Steps
The council weighs potential measures it could take in response to opposition. It notes any steps opponents might pursue and analyzes feasibility, timelines, and legal implications for each option.
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Council
Baltic Fleet Ready As Destroyers Ordered To Reval
St Peters burg Oct 1 The torpedo boat destroyers Rezoy Prouzitelny Prosorlvy Gromly and Gronki are ordered to join the Baltic fleet at Reval on October 2 a move seen as evidence the fleet will not sail before then.
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ST. Petersburg
Rezoy
Prouzitelny
Prosorlvy
Gromly
Gronki
Baltic
Reval
Prosper's Seattle Port Townsend steamer moves wharf
The Alaska Steamship Prosper will quit Lilly Hogarduse dock at Jackson street and shift after October 3 to Colman dock at Columbia street. The change aims to improve passenger service to Port Gamble Kingston Fort Flagler and Port Townsend, reducing winter mud for travelers.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Port Townsend
Prosper
Lilly-Hogarduse &@ Co
Jackson Street
Colman
Columbia Street
Port Gamble
Kingston
Ft. Flagler
Missionaries in Danger in China Upheaval
Word from Chang Te Fu north of Yuan reports Presbyterian missionaries in grave danger from an anti foreign uprising. The named individuals include John Griffith Rev. Percy Leslie Rev JH Bruce Miss Mj McIntosh Miss Jean Dowd M D and Miss Mina Pyke.
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Chang Te Fu
Yuan
China
John Griffith
Percy Leslie
JH. Bruce
Mies
M. J. McIntosh
Jean Dowd
M. D
Mise Mina Pyke
Post Office Robbery Claims Large Cash and Stamps
Thieves robbed a post office securing a large sum in money stamps and dividend checks. Police are investigating with no arrests announced. The incident disrupted mail service and valuables from the local facility. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Mayor’s Veto Awaited On Third Story Permit
Mayor Ballinger will face a council vote Monday night on vetoed ordinance granting Mrs. J. P. Winn permission to erect a third story in her building. The measure could be passed over the veto or indefinitely postponed as work already approved by the board of works proceeds.
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Ballinger
J. P. Winn
Board of Works
Post Office Safe in Rosemont Blown Open
The Rosemont suburb post office was blown open early today. Thieves stole money and stamps worth about 200 dollars and dividend checks totaling between 5 000 and 12 000 dollars addressed to wealthy residents of the suburb.
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Philadelphia
Rosemont
Last Nome sailings by Senator Roanoke and Oregon
The steamship Senator sails for Nome with 30 passengers and full cargo. it will be its last Nome voyage this year. The steamer Roanoke carries 15 passengers and general supplies on its final Nome trip of the season. Steamer Oregon will sail on its last voyage in October.
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Senator
Nome
Roanoke
Oregon
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Presbyterian
SION
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