Everly Club raid leads to court action and bail
Police raided the Everly Club near Firet avenue and University street at Star o'clock. Edith Bel Mont and two inmates were jailed in a women’s cell and later brought to court on charges of maintaining a disorderly house. They faced fines and possible conviction, with the Belmonte club’s name change not halting investigations.
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Everly Club
Edith Bel Mont
Firet Avenue
University Street
Mubbard
Freeman
Mike Powers
Helmont
Belmont
Ives Hubbard
Shy
Ifand
Miller
Wee
Edith
Eatelites
Chicago
Windy City
May Brooks
Ida Brown
Bullivan
Bere
Remarkable Italian timepiece on display in 19th century shop
A Swiss made, solid gold historical timepiece, over 400 years old, shown at Houghton Hunter's Jewelry. The piece, tied to the Wealer family, features ornate chimes and Cupid inlays, boasts a delicate movement, and has attracted relic hunters offering high sums.
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Charles J. Wealer
Pacific & Puget Sound Bot Co
Houghton @ Hunter's
Piret Avenue
Geelwre
Wealer
Wester
Germany
Fittte Hamumare
United States
Weeler
Japan Warns of War If Korea Offered to Russia
The Japanese consul general in London warned that if the powers do not intervene to protect Korea, Japan will unquestionably strike Russia. He said Japan understands that Russia, if left unchecked, would render Japan a very small power.
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London
Japan
Korea
Russia
Suburban towns push Beattie annexation at next election
Chamber of commerce members favor placing the annexation issue on the ballot with a school and city hall question. Suburban towns in Beattie show strong support to join Queen City, hoping Beattie extends to Ballard South Beattie West Beattie and Columbia if petitions succeed.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Queen City
South Beattie
Beattie
Ballard
West Beattie
Columbia
Seattle Firms Win State Contract Awards
The state board of control awarded multiple six month supply contracts with Seattle firms gaining several awards. Prices overall are lower than six months ago and the Western Washington hospital for the insane meat bid saved 1.46 dollars per hundred.
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Western Washington
Seattle
Tammany Supreme Nominates Full Slate in Largest City Convention
In New York on Oct 2 the Tammany Hall Democrats nominated their full slate for city offices at a historic municipal convention. George B. McClellan was set for mayor amid massive crowds and wild enthusiasm, with Reward M. Great among the ticket.
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New York
George B. McCiellan
Brooklyn Delegates Rally Behind McClellan For Mayor
Thousands packed the Brooklyn city hall as McClellan led with 64 votes and Gaynor 12 while Manhattan and the Bronx blocs backed McClellan. Kings County delegates protested over slate placements but the fusion ticket prevailed with Murphy guiding Tammany’s detailed program.
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Rma
Hell
Areet Hall
Manhattan
Hrons
Querne
Richmond Werf
McClellan
Brookins
Man
William J. Gaynor
Gaynor
Kings County
James of Grout
Forere
James J. Martin
Great End Fornes
Charles FP. Murphy
Tammany Halt
Seattle Triumph Over Oakland in Exhibition
Seattle won easily from Oakland in an exhibition game as Maghes and Moskman pitched for the winners. Beattie fielded well and Dolan impressed at short. Carlos Smith homered and drove in three runs in the third inning. Final score Seattle 8 Oakland 1.
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Seattle
Oskland
Maghes
Moskman
Beattie Iafieldere
Dolan
Carlos @mith
Petition for Receiver in Mexican Mines Insolvency Case
Gustavo Stein files in the superior court clerk's office a petition asking that J. C. Walters be required to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed to the Mexican Mines and Industrials company. The petition states the company is insolvent and that funds have been recklessly handled by Walters.
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Gustavo Stein
Superior Court
J. C. Walters
Mexican Mines and Industrials Company
Walters
Attorney Sues Over Sale Controversy In Stein Case
The attorney for Stein's company seeks action as Mea joan Minteg and Ddustriale resist freeing certain assets. Legal dispute centers on the sale and ownership of key assets amid ongoing negotiations.
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Save Stein
Meajoan Minteg
Ddustriale Company
Eteek Stein
Farewell Sermon for Rev J T Weber at Market Street Baptist
Rev J T Weber delivered a farewell sermon to the Market Street Baptist Church last Sunday evening marking the close of his nearly four year pastorate. He concluded his tenure as pastor with thanks and good wishes for the congregation.
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J. T. Weber
Market Street Bapitst Church
Peetor
Democrats Nominate Full State Ticket at Convention
Horton Oct 7 The Democrat state convention yesterday nominated W. A. Gasen of Toston for governor and a full state ticket. Republicans condemned state and national policies as part of the platform.
Rhode Island Democrats nominate Garvin for governor
In Providence Rhode Island on October 1 the Democratic Party named C Garvin as their gubernatorial nominee and fielded a full slate for state offices. The event highlighted party unity and plans for the upcoming campaign season.
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Rhode Island
Providence
KR. L
FF C. Garvin
Untitled local sports note with scrambled names and score
A damaged game snippet reports a loss by four, with Beattie and Henson among players. The passage mentions pitching or hitting heroics, a shutout effort by Mickey, and a late scoring hit, but many names and figures are garbled. It notes no game due to the state fair opening.
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Caroman
Mickey
Hurley
Lew Doubler
Ure Lawler
Geve Dundale
Ecore
Spokane
Beattie
COSCO
Hatteries
Demmen and
Henson
Hickey and
Stanley
Boys' Brigade In Session In Baltimore
Baltimore hosts the United Boys Brigade national convention and encampment with visitors arriving for a reception day. An excursion by water and a Paterson Park athletic event preceded upcoming officer meetings and a large parade culminating in Sunday religious services.
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Baltimore
United Brigade
Patterson Park
United Hoye’ Brigade
Expensive Ride and Robberies Reported in City
Joe Smith told police he was robbed of 0 dollars and a 109 dollar check on the Peoples Savings Bank while traveling from Tacoma to Beattie on the Interurban. Mrs Ellen Miller will host a free public cooking class demonstration at WL Co Saturday afternoon with a class start Monday October 6. Miss McFinen says a gold watch disappeared after she walked from 314 Occidental avenue toward Cherry street following a crowd of men.
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Joe Smith
Worthington
Beattie
Tacoma
People’s Bavings Bank
Ellen Miller
Cooking School
WL Co
Welock
Occidental Avenue
Cherry Street
Harvard Eyes Yale Clash In Season Preview
In this early season note from Oct 2, Harvard looks toward Yale as the big test, with strong candidates at back and a potentially formidable lineup to challenge Yale’s blue. The piece hints at tough backfield depth and a competitive push for selection on the varsity squad.
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Brew
Ike Harvard
Tiet Nem
Cornell Team Adopts Strong Faces for Percy Field Practice
The report notes that the Cornell school team is building a strong core with players including Craw Alford Hradley and Johnson. The squad trains daily at Percy field as coaches eye improved performance this season.
Beattie Man Killed in County Logging Camp
The body of Beattie resident Madate Be Br Madole was brought to Tonney-Wateen morgue after a logging camp incident killed him. He was about 44 years old when death occurred several hours after the accident in a camp house on Wednesday.
Thoroughbred Sale Opens on New York Exchange
Prominent figures from across the country attend the opening of a major imported thoroughbred sale at the American Horse Fair. The sale features one of the country's largest collections of imports with 22 mares, yearlings, colts, and two stallions, including progeny of King Edward VII and Ayrshire among other noted bloodlines.
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New York
Faraday
Edward VII
Colonel Marry
Alment Co
Ayrshire
Four Million Pounds of Fish to Load Aboard British Ship Ning Chow
The loading of 2000 tons of fish aboard the British ship Ning Chow at Broad Duck began yesterday after authorization from Washington. The vessel’s engines were misfed in the Orient, and to prevent the spread of disease, funnels were fitted on the hawsers to stop rodents from escaping.
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Broad Duwck
Ehington
Orient
Pittsburg Beats Boston Americans in Opening Play
Pittsburg won against Boston 2 to not sure due to pitchers Philippi and Phelps with Young and Criger in the Battery. The Pittsburgh Nationals split the first game of the period in the world championship series yesterday with igence or igencore pitching.
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Bobton
Pittehure Nationals
Boston Americans
Igencore
Pittehura
Boston
Philippi
Phelps
Young
Criger
Labor Meetings Vague Street Addresses Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists labor meetings and hall locations at multiple street intersections including Geneva Street, Railroad Avenue, and Union Hall. The text is unclear with garbled names and partial venue references, offering no definite event details or dates.
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jiot-Durdien
L. U
Hall
Walters-Olyrople
Lobashoremen
Heneva Street
Railroad Avenue
Second Avenue
Loss of pocketbook with 1700 in gold dust and drafts
J Givens arrived in Beattie from Alaska with 1700 in gold dust and 1100 in drafts. He changed drafts at Center Horton bank, carried money in an inner coat pocket, and later found his pocketbook missing after leaving the Northern hotel. Police suspect thieves may have fled town or dropped the pocketbook in a hotel or street incident.
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J. Givens
Beattie
James Street
Fleet Avenue
Asmay
Mr. Givens
Otvens
Givens
Where Is Smith The Pacific Mercantile Manager
Report mentions H D Smith manager of the Pacific Mercantile company and notes his whereabouts are unknown after offices were closed or moved.
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Smith
Pacific Mercantile Company
Company members seek headquarters amid unclear activity
Workers searched for the company HQ yesterday and the day before, finding no action at the elf stand. The firm ran a tou tine plan with Tovesters paying 1.95 weekly, to draw cash or 4 diamonds of equal value after the week. Sealth received a quit notice for his Walker building routine about a week earlier and planned to move to the ST Boston building once occupied by James Hinchietone. Leith left and said he would be found in the Claus Boeckler building in San Francisco, but the pelier now searches for him.
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Elf
Tovesters
Sealth
Walker
ST Boston
James T. Hinchietone
Smith
Adam
Leith
Claus Boeckler
San Francisco
Pelier
Open play and kicking dominate this football season
The piece forecasts a major shift in play with more punting and long drop kicks under new rules. Open play between yard lines favors teams with strong punters and receivers, while quarterback running may be limited by expanded line requirements. Walter Camporsges will assess which style prevails.
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New York
Enda
Uulesap
God
Hie
Pantera
DeWitt
Princeton
Breeley
Michigan
Walter Camp
Confreres
Want More Police At Renton Pit Improvement Meeting
At a Renton Pit Improvement club gathering last night the Hill district paving issue was discussed with no action. Some members favored two to three year postponement while others urged underground electric poles. Toward the end many resolutions flooded the floor and a motion to adjourn sparked immediate audience action. The group voted to petition the council for three additional patrolmen.
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Renton Pit Improvement Club
Councr
Return of Potts Kirkman and Kirkman from North Bay Hunt
W G Potts Will H Kirkman and Leslie G Kirkman returned from a hunting trip at North Bay in Mason county. One hunter secured a deer and Leslie Kirkman set a local record with an impressive catch.
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Nimrod
W. G. Potts
Will H. Kirkman
Leslie G. Kirkman
North Bay
Mason County
Leslie Kirkman
Arrest of W. T Shee wee for tenting a case of diamond drute
Police arrested W. T Shee wee on Washington Street last night, detained by Patrolman Holland, on suspicion of tenting a case of diamond drute in his team reborn.
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W. T Shee Wee
Washington
Holland
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