Johnson Takes a Star Role and Misses Out
A clash erupted yesterday evening between foreman Johnson of Seattle Machine Works and union machinists. About 100 strikers gathered outside a shop as Johnson and his men left Pioneer Square. An altercation ensued with police escorting Johnson away, angering him while he claimed protest against threatening striker behavior. The incident added a new union member to the group.
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Bremerton Votes to Incorporate as Fourth Class City
Bremerton voters approve incorporation by 167 to 17 in a citywide ballot. Elected officers include Mayor A. L. Croxton, Treasurer M. J. Holt, and council members L. Gibboney G A. King G L A P Stires and F C Wool.
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Bremerton
A. L. Croxton
M. J. Holt
Northern Pacific Trip to Yakima Fair Cites Busy Jewels
The Northern Pacific carries members to the Yakima fair for three days. Brightest jewels of the tenderloin, representing many district vocations, have traveled to swap some experience for rural cash.
Six Months Chain Gang Sentence For Shoplifter
James Logan an alleged shoplifter receives six months in the chain gang from Judge George for vagrancy. He and Charles Lambert were arrested by Officer Tripp after Logan stole a coat in Bon Marche and fled with a clerk Tugbele pursuing. Lambert was later arrested as an accomplice but released yesterday. Police say this class of shoplifters operates systematically in the city.
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George
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Chas. Lambert
Tripp
Bon Marche
Tugbele
Wa Street
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Judge George Seeks Salary Restoration After Finance Row
Police Judge George and the city council finance committee plan a Thursday night consultation over his cut salary. The panel cut the pay for alleged disagreements over how illicit liquor cases are handled in lakeside parks, with fines previously ranging from 25 to 100 dollars. Both sides expect a clear understanding to reinstate the salary, amid claims of a scheduling misunderstanding during incumbency.
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George
County Officials Baseball Team to Meet State Officials in Olympia
The county officials baseball team will play the state officials on Saturday at Olympia. A dance will follow in the evening hosted by the Olympia team. The King county squad with many friends will depart for Olympia at 9 a m Saturday.
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Olympia
King County
Diller Hotel Interior Re modeling Underway
A gang of workmen began repairs at the Diller Hotel this morning. Workers will install a new elevator and floor on the main level and relocate hotel offices. New carpets will be laid and rooms renovated as part of the remodeling.
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Diller
Retail Clerks Ball Set for October 15 at Ranke Hall
The Retail Clerks' Union announces its third annual ball to be held at Ranke Hall on Tuesday October 15. Arrangements are led by committee members J. P. Griffin W. J. Akers Henry Loeb and A. W. Tenny.
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J. P. Griffin
W. J. Akers
Henry Loeb
A. W. Tenny
Uae
Renton Hill Improvement Club to Meet at Mor School House
The Renton Hill Improvement Club will hold its regular meeting at the Mor school house. Reports from committees will cover several proposed improvements.
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Renton Hill
Board approves last month’s pay
Yesterday the board of trustees met and approved the salary for the previous month. The minutes show no other business was conducted.
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4Une
Jail Wall Demolition Starts. Sheriff Posts Guards
Contractors began yesterday tearing down the east wall of the jail north section. Sheriff Cudihee orders a guard of three deputies around the clock in the affected area as work continues. The Wisconsin is in the drydock. Don't fail to see it.
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Cudihee
Wisconsin
Judge sentences Logan for six months in theft case
In court yesterday Logan’s actions marked him as an experienced criminal. Judge George found the incriminating evidence sufficient, and Logan received a six months sentence for the theft.
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George
Secret Service Captain Heads to Butte for Counterfeit Hearings
Capt Bell, head of the United States secret service in the northwest with headquarters in Seattle, departs tonight for Butte where several major counterfeit cases are set for hearing during the coming week.
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United States Secret Service
Northwest
Seattle
Butte
Local dispute leads to arrests on her avenue
William Edgar Dan Gallagher and Dan Kiehl were arrested last evening for engaging in a fight on her avenue. Officials cite labor matters as a probable cause. Kilbourne Clark Co. advertises gas and electric fixtures at 815 Second Ave.
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Dan Gallagher
Dan Kiehl
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Second Ave
Bank Teller McKeracher Is Charged With Embezzlement
Donald W. McKeracher former paying teller of the Beattie National bank is jailed awaiting preliminary trial on a charge of embezzling 2100 dollars. United States Commissioner Kiefer issued the warrant and A W Andrews bank president filed the complaint. The embezzlement dates to last March with the shortage later covered by a surety company. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow at 11.
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United States
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Ke, W. Andrews
New York
J. W. McCrary
Alaska
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Alsp
Heracher
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Kelfer
Woman Sues City Over Tide Flats Fall Injury
Kate Baker of Third Avenue South sues the city for 10300 dollars claiming her home over tide flats was raised twenty feet and a missing street board left an uncovered hole. She alleges the fall from her back door broke her left leg at the knee and ankle, causing permanent crippling.
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Kate Baker
Third Avenue South
Pickpocket Arrestee in Washington Street Lodging House
May Picked His Pocket May Moore, an inmate of a Washington street lodging house, was arrested and confined in the city jail last night on complaint of John Nelson of Kent. Nelson alleges Moore picked his pockets of $20 in a room over the Mint saloon. The Wisconsin is in the drydock.
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Washington Street
John Nelson
Kent
Nelson
Moore
Mint
Port Orchard Event Tonight At Inland Flyer Hall
Ball tonight at the port yard in Port Orchard, admission details unclear. Readable text notes a Thursday eve gathering at an inland flyer venue with pets involved.
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Pike Atrest
Port Orchard
Athion
Fiyer
University Opens with Formal Exercises at Denny Hall
The State University held its morning opening at 10 o'clock in Denny hall with a full house of students and faculty. The program featured addresses by Jennie Ludden, W. P. Graves, Maud Gruwell, and W. T. Sands, plus remarks by Coach C A Wright and an alumni award. Registration numbers reached about one hundred new students, with mandatory personal examinations by a faculty committee slowing the process.
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W. T. Sands
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Tereesescceess
Marton Edwards
Carrie Raser
Frank R. Cooper
Four Years in Walla Walla for Attempted Murder
Joseph Parsco was yesterday sentenced by Judge Emory to four years in the penitentiary for an attempted murder of Louise Duboise in August. It was described as a tenderloin affair.
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Emory
Louise Duboise
Puget Sound Presbytery Second Day Sessions Report
The Puget Sound Presbytery held its second day in Calvary Presbyterian Church. Committees announced church reorganizations at Brighton Beach and Lane Street, installed Rev. T. E. Smith as Port Townsend pastor, and noted funds raised for Whitworth College. The third and final session was scheduled for Calvary Church in Port Orchard and Island Printer sections.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
Brighton Beach
T. E. Smith
Port Townsend
Whitworth College
Lane Street
Calvary Church
Post Office Name Change at Duwamish to Georgetown
Residents petitioned the department to rename the Duwamish post office Georgetown. The change was approved yesterday in response to the request from local residents.
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Duwamish
Georgetown
Florence Crittenden Home Trustees Report
At the annual meeting the matron and treasurer presented reports. Forty four girls cared for, sixteen remaining, thirteen babies born, five girls married. Treasurer shows 1666.62 receipts vs 1498.13 expenses, balance 166.21. Several trustees retired and new ones elected. Next Tuesday meeting to elect officers. Also notes about the Tampico steamer discharge and upcoming Meteor arrival. Five men with teams and scrapers listed. Oregon to-morrow featured.
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Mra
N. N. Rogers
Mra. Lathrop
Mra. Lawrence
Dr. Thwing
Mra. Rogers
Mra. Wood
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A. BE. Burrows
Diodine Sets Northwest Trotting Record at Fair Track
The mare Diodine owned by D L M Shanks trotted three straight heats 2.10, 2.11, 2.11 at the Washington state fair track, cutting a second from the Northwest record and winning the $1000 purse. L Diller, hotel proprietor and former city councilman, has shown notable improvement after illness.
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Wash
Diodine
DL. M. Shanks
Northwest
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