Rainier Heights streetcar crowd seeks route change
A Rainier Heights resident complains of overcrowded streetcars on the Hammond line and asks the company to abolish the Rainier Heights route in favor of extending cars on the Jackson and Jefferson lines through Mt. Baker Park, calling the move cheaper and better for riders.
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Can Y
Rainier
Weller St
Jacob Furth
Rainier Heights
Jackson At
Jefferson At
Mt. Haker Park
Grumbler
Cotterill Receives Warm Welcome At Democratic Rally
About 5 000 people gathered at Spokane theatre for a Democratic rally featuring Senator George F Cotterill principal speaker. The event highlighted bank deposit guarantees and direct vote reforms as core doctrines. Attendee F C Robertson presided and predicted a large Democratic victory.
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Cron
Spokane
Bate
George F. Cot R
Ames
Cotterill
Bryan
Kern
Brryan
F. C Robertson
Robertson
HeCUT RATE Pobacens and Braids of Cigar Ad
Fragmentary ad copy mentions tobacco items and cigars with hazy references to vendors and a street location on Third Avenue. No clear event or entities beyond generic product terms are identifiable.
Bridge Plan To Span Union Bay Near University
The county and city agreed to construct a 4,000 foot trestle linking Laurel Kurat with an extension of Twenty fourth Avenue North across Union Bay near the university. The project follows a petition from Whealer and Laurelhuret residents and aims at connecting Laurel Kurat with the bay’s upper end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Mullen
Laurel Kurat
Lake Washington
University
Whealer
Laurelhuret
Union Bay
Austria Hungary Turkey Break Off Negotiations
A United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports that negotiations between Austria Hungary and Turkey have definitively ended with the Porte refusing to accept the annexation of Herzegovina as accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Constantinopre Aage
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Porte
Hoenla
Herzegovina
Japanese contractor seeks repeal of indecorum ban to aid Pacific railroad
K Matsuyama, representing a Japanese firm of contractors in Seattle yesterday, travels to Canada to secure Dominion government agreement. The purpose is to repeal the existing ban against Japanese industry, enabling movement toward a broader Pacific railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Matsuyama
Haber
Seattle
Peeterday
Canada
Dominion
Troe Pacific Railroad
Traffic manager arrives in Seattle after transcontinental trip
W. Ww. ton, traffic manager for the G N. Kh, has arrived in Seattle following a cross continental journey. Farmers report difficult times as a result of recent rule changes and hard times continue to be a concern.
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W. Ww. Ton
G N. Kh
Seattle
San Francisco Robbery Leads to Waterfront Arrests
In San Francisco on October 22 a robbery of a waterfront room led to the arrest of James Bos, a recent Brattle arrival, suspected of stealing clothing and money. A money belt containing $900 was taken, but the suspect claims the money is his.
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San Francisco
James Bos
Brattle
Wm. Halberg
Lux
Prohibition Rally Draws Biggest Crowd in Des Moines
The largest political rally in Des Moines Washington occurred Tuesday night at the schoolhouse. Senatorial candidate Wil Bounty of Kent and Richard Finnell chaired the meeting with Whitfield of Kent making remarks. Prof. Draper led the Juvenile band as music played and voters wore Chatin and Watkine campaign buttons.
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United Press
Des Moines
Wash
Wil Bounty
Kent
Portieth
Richard Finnell
Whitfield Oth
Drapars
Land sale planned on Blalock Island near the Columbia River
A group has bought land on Blalock Island in the Columbia River area and plans to divide it into orchard and garden tracts. Fruit trees are said to mature two weeks earlier than elsewhere. A bridge will be built to the north.
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Columbia River
Alfred Holt schedules Puget Sound sailings delayed
The Alfred Holt company owners of the Blue Funnel fleet announce a new schedule for Puget Bound boats delaying the Ningehhow voyage by a week and the Ingehow is set to sail near Wednesday as the revised timetable unfolds. New York dispatch notes racing interests discuss a $500,000 campaign fund for Lieutenant Governor L. A. Chanler opposed by Tammany Hall leaders Conners and Charles F. Murphy in a vigorous deb ate.
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Alfred Holt Company
England
Blue Funnel
Ningehhow
T* One
New York
Racin
L. & Chanler
Chairan Conners
Charles F. Mursgay
Tammany Hall
Toy
Great Northern GM Tours Plant Fixes Rail Service
General Manager J M Gruber visits Leavenworth to inspect the power plant and says 47 000 cars can be sent to any route as needed. He reports the Cascade tunnel project will be finished and in operation for trains by year end.
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J. M. Gruber
Great Northern
Leavenworth
Cascade Tunnel
City Officials Plan Bond Lighting Scene Handling
City officials and the treasurer will confer with Carroll and Beattie bankers tomorrow afternoon to handle the bond lighting issue. The scene is expected to be managed by the Beattie financial partners.
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Mana
City Ce
Jet Carroll
Bonde
Beattie
Tacoma's Parrett Talks Pact Northwest Ties on Pacific Coast
International Bureau director Grace Barber guides pupils to safety during forest fires in Krakow township as part of a dramatic escape.
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Tacoma
Jenn Parrett
International Bureau
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Popii
Grace Barber
Krakow
Girl testifies to shameful betrayal at court
In a courtroom, a tearful young woman recounts alleged betrayal by Haward Ware, a deserter from Fort George Wright. Ware sits with head bowed as the witness describes the scandal and their arrest at a hotel.
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United Press
Idayrkert
Haward Ware
Ware
Fort George Wright
Soldier lover bond set as girl testifies in court
A 23 year old woman testified under oath in Mount Vernon court. She covered her face and groaned when asked the most important question. She is held under 65000 bond for trial. Mt Vereen School rumor of Seattle exhibit next year noted in city report.
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Sauiéy
Mt. Vereen
Mebibis
Mount Vernon
Poseue
P.B
Seattle
Mounted Patrolman Gored by Rampant Cow in Tacoma
Tacoma dispatch reports Mounted Patrolman William wee was attacked and badly gored while tending a cow at the pound. In Anacortes officials face salary cuts as city economy tightens with new austerity measures.
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Tacoma
Williame Wee
Beveridge predicts Taft sweep of Western states
Senator Albert J. Beveridge spoke at a Republican meeting in Chicago and forecast Taft's win across the West with possible exceptions of Nevada and Montana. He listed Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Washington and Oregon as carried. The Atlas is here. 98 West Columbia St.
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United Press
Chicago
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Taft
West
Nevada
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Oregon
New Skin Remedy Stops Itching for All Ages
Poslam advertised as a quick relief for eczema and skin troubles in infants and adults. It claims immediate soothing effects on chafing skin and promises cure for acne, herpes, rashes, and other conditions with regular use and a 0 cent trial offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Quaker Drug Co
Seattle
Emergency Laboratories
West Twent
Itt Street
New York City
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OSE Price
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Genoe
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Berger
J. B. Brishois
Ing
Hendryx
Winslow Ad
Butter Creek
Bpelacenites
Lee Seattle
Sao Ave
Pine ST
COR
Blaldock Island
Dimecuss
Igardven
National Land Inv. Co, Inc
Piret Av
Savings Bank
First Avenue
Post Office
Columbia and
Cherry Sts
Yhia
Fredlund, Hornberg & Larson
Jamen St
West Columbia St
Crown Clothing CO
First Ave
Everett and Edmonds
Amend Sp
Everett
Colman
Seattle-Tacoma
U. Geeley, Jr
Tacoma--Tel
California
G. F. Loughney
Ratabrook
Third Ave
Cherry St
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