Property Transfers Involving George Youns And Others
Reads as a list of property transactions with buyers and prices. George Youns sells part of block 2 Olympic View for $5,000. Littlefield Company to Gorham for $16,000 lists a showroom site. Rosenbaum buys Federal av Mast area for $7,800. Nagel and Mrs Perry also record sales nearby with various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
T. Tert Sanith
Ein Gee
George Youns
Commonwealth Reeurtty
Gorham
Rosenbaum
Lews Today
South Pearner
Federal Av
Mast Sas
Alaska Mer Reseenbaum
HM. Nagel
Mm. V. Perry
Howard Av
North
Vagrant Roundup at Union Depot Reported in Spokane
Police investigated a morning roundup at Spokane Union Depot where seven men tied to a recent theft spree were detained. Officers recovered a grease stained blanket group and tied bags from the train intrusion as part of an ongoing inquiry into petty crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Spokane
Alco
North Hook on Way from sea to summit party reaches Bertha from steamer
The Cask and Nie party of mountaineers arrives in Seattle on the Bertha from the steamer route shortly after 2 o'clock. The Cook party has pursued the summit attempt despite obstructions and delays, pushing toward McKinney and the high peak with determined effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealttic
Paseed
Megttamy
Transportation Hampered by Rail Line Disruptions
Kan Oct 23 Railroads Pe and Rock Island face severe difficulties moving west as the system is crippled by recent events. Officials warn transportation is strained and service delays may continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Rock Island
Who Is This Mysterious Woman
A garbled Seattle item notes a mysterious woman seen at Bartell Red H More on Second Ave. She is linked to Dupont Hair Sed and a sale tomorrow at regular prices. Bristle brushes and related items priced at $1.16 are mentioned amid unclear details.
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Seattle
Bartell
Second
Dupont
Bank Clearings Report for October 23 1906
Bank clearings total 8,263,287 for October 23 1906 and 5,008.01 for October 23 1905 show an increase of 872,565.06 over the same date last year. The figures reflect a higher volume in financial activity and indicate growth in banking activity.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Moral Basis for Prosperity
The president issued a Thanksgiving proclamation naming the date November 2 and urging recognition of material well being as the foundation of individual and national morality. He warned that prosperity without this moral basis could be a curse rather than a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besn News Service
Washington
Rush to Accelerate Cedar River Water System
Council plans rapid progress on Cedar River water system with available funds for months. Bonds cannot be sold without council and mayor action. to save city money the council aims to advertise water works bonds alongside sewer bonds at the spring election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Water Department
Bila
Mayer Moore
Divorce and abuse claims swirl in multiple filings
Josephine Dabney accuses Thomas L Dabney of constant drunkenness abusive temper and cruelty and a restraining order was sought to stop him from disposing of property Minnie Malone begins divorce from Joseph Malone amid alleged abuse and ungovernable temper Fred Archer wins divorce from Mary A Archer on grounds of adultery in judge Fraters court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dabney
Thomas L. Dabney
Joseph Malone
Fred Archer
Judge Frater
Mary A. Archer
Alaska Election Results For Delegate To Congress
Official figures released include short term and long term races across divisions. Candidates Waskey Swineford Murane Cale Mellen and others show totals in First Second and Third Judicial divisions with varied tallies across short term and long term seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
Juneau
Alaska
Congress
Waskey
Swineford
Murane
Case
Mellen
Lendecker
Wanskey
Cale
Youngs
Snyder
Bhoup
Local Flashes and City News Highlights
The report covers a federal bankruptcy hearing for Wolf Simeon set for October 29, city police and fire exam dates, Bakers Helpers joining the Central Labor Council with delegates Paul Mehmel and Karl Green, Bookanear Bridge repairs on Thursday, and sentences and discharges from Seattle courts. It notes Summit and Bellevue property owners forming an improvement society, a park board report and Olmsted’s park system ambitions, a health board related nuisance suit, and building permits for J R Gandolfo and A M Birkel including costs for a three story brick veneer and a twostory frame house.
Democrats Plan Rousing Meeting in Seattle
Chairman Tithow of the state central committee and Chairman Ernat of the county committee arrange a general state and county meeting in Seattle on November 3 Saturday night before election. The county committee handles focal tasks while the state committee assigns speakers. All three congressional candidates and four Supreme Court candidates are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tithow
Democratic State Central Committee
Ernat
Democratic County Central Committee
Seattle
State Committee
Congress
Supreme Bench
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Maynard Held at First Christian
The funeral services for the late Mrs Catherine Troutman Maynard were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Christian church Broadway and Olive. Revs Chapman Lingenfelter and Whitworth officiated. Pallbearers were C B Bagley F H Whitworth Janae C Parker L W Bonney Samuel F Coombes and John W Edwards, longtime Beattle residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Troutman Maynard
Cherry J
First Christian Church
Broadway
Olive
Fairbanks Banker Sees Long Prosperity Ahead
James W. Hill, vice president of the Fairbanks Banking Company, notes Fairbanks on winter vacation and asserts the town with a population around 164,600 enjoys an assured position. He cites reliable indications of quartz deposits suggesting future development and enduring prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hill
Fairbanks Banking Company
Fairbanks
Hill
Pacific steamers and coastwise ships in port
Steamer Edith chartered by Pacific Comet to haul coal from Seattle to San Francisco. Hurnside fitted for service after Morane work, heading to Tacoma with 200 m of cable for Ketchikan. Kathe Davenport towed to Chatam Bay cannery with 200000 salmon boxes. Dolphin sails to Skagway with passengers and freight. Bertha Alki City of Seattle due in from Alaska. Switch engine derails near Madison street causing pole damage. Dora arrives from Valdez with 70 passengers after a 12 day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Northwesterm Broanship Company
Paacific Comet Steamship Company
Seattle
San Francisco
Morane
Tacoma
Ketchikanne
Hark Kathe Davenport
Broad Ot
Chatam Bay
United States Shipping
Washington
Dolphin
Skagway
Bertha
Alki
Alaskan
Porta
Madison St
Dora
Valdez
Lipton Rescues Challenge For America's Cup
New York Oct 2 Sir Thomas Lipton decided this afternoon to renew a challenge for the America's Cup. The challenger comes from the Royal Ulster Yacht Club Belfast and will use the new measurement rule designed to prevent freak designs and ensure fair competition among prominent yachtsmen of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Belfast
British Women in Riot at House of Commons
About one hundred suffragists attempted to enter the House of Commons building in London. Police arrested several as demonstrations occurred in the lobby and women spoke from pedestal monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Telegraph Service
London
House of Commone
Great Northern Switchmen Seek Higher Pay in Talks
A committee of Great Northern Switch men met with George T. Slade in St. Paul to push for raises. They demand 42 cents hourly eight hour day and 34 cents for day work, three shifts per 34 hours, plus 34 cents for night helpers and 14 cents for day work. Current days run up to 14 hours with about $9 monthly. proposed eight hour days would raise earnings toward $100 monthly.
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Great Northern Switch
George T. Slade
St. Paul
Funeral and Death Notices from Local Church
The funeral for Mille O Rex will be at Sacred Heart tomorrow at 10 AM with burial in Calvary cemetery. John J Gorman, 54, died after a street car crash at Broadway hospital last night. widow Jennie Gorman survives. Christine Lorang, 20, died of typhoid at Beattle General. she recently moved from Bellingham. home in Octona Wisconsin. Albania N House, 62, died at home 7026 Twenty seventh Ave. funeral at Batterworth & Sons tomorrow at 2 PM with cremation following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille O. Rex
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
John J. Gorman
Broadway Hospital
Gorman
Jennie Gorman
Butterworth & Bonn
Christine Lorang
Beattle General Hospital
Misa Lorang
Beattle
Bellingham
Octona
Wis
Bonney Watson's
Albania
N. House
Batterworth & Sons
Lawsuit Seeks 30000 Damages Against Alaska Central Railway
John Carlson filed a superior court suit against Alaska Central Railway seeking 30000 for injuries from a dynamite explosion at Be Ward Alaska on January 28 1905. He alleges the blast caused a broken leg and blames the railroad for carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson
Alaska Central Railway Company
Beward
Alaska
Thieves at Beakey and Grubbs Store Arrested
Emil Borg and Bert Stevens entered Beakey and Grubbs in Ballard yesterday afternoon. Stevens took two shirts while Borg drew the clerk's attention. Police arrested both. Stevens was fined $15 and Borg $2 plus coats.
Tugboat company sues over Planter salvage off Cape Flattery
Puget Sound Tugboat Company files a federal court salvage claim against the barkentine Planter of San Francisco for salvaging the vessel off Cape Flattery on Oct. 6 by the tug Wadda. At the time the tug towed the W. H. Talbot but dropped her tow and cast a line to the Planter after distress signals. The vessel and cargo were valued at $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Tugboat Company
Barkentine Planter
San Francisco
Cape Flattery
Wadda
Tux
W. H. Talbot
Union Forms At Seattle Lighting Company
Discontent among gas fitters at the Seattle Lighting Company led to a special meeting on Saturday where a union was formed to push salary rules. The result was a voluntary 10 percent pay raise for every fitter, the union unaware that officials knew of their existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Lighting Company
King County Appeals Hearings Draw Seattle Bar
Olympia reports state supreme court sessions in progress this week with a large attendance of prominent Seattle lawyers and members of the local bar in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
King County
Seattle
Lot on Fourth avenue sells for sixty thousand dollars
A lot in Block 28, Boren and Denny’s addition, lot 6 on the east side of Fourth avenue between Cherry and Columbia streets, brought $60,000. Seller Randolph, represented by H. B. Orr & Co., sold to a focal party. This marks the third sale on that avenue within three blocks since last Thursday.
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Fourth Av
Boren & Denny's
Cherry and
Columbia Sts
Randolph
H. EB. Orr &@ Co
Lotsa
Fess
Fourth
Columbia
Madison
Public health orders close schools and churches in Nampa Idaho
Authorities in Nampa Idaho close all public schools and churches and ban all public meetings for two weeks as a precaution after several smallpox cases are reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Idaho
Nampa
Fires Rage from Bolinas to Camp Taylor in California
Forest fires sweep from Bolinas to Camp Taylor as 600 workers battle the blaze. Nicosta is threatened at noon and deer flee highways. Five ranches burned, Camp Taylor surrounded, Ross Valley homes at risk. Estimated damage hits 290000 dollars.
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Ban Fafarl
Cal
Bolinas
Camp Tayter
Nicosta
Camp Taylor
Ross Valley
Mayor backs park improvements in northwest city area
After a city inspection trip with J C Olmatead the Boston architect and park board members Mayor Moore voiced support for improving the city park a vetemaa 061. He aims to transform Lincoln park into a playground and athletic field for grammar school children in the vicinity.
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J. C. Olmatead
Boston
Moore
Lincoln Park
Seattle Lighting seeks injunction over gas pipe damage
Proceedings began this morning in Seattle over an injunction against Stirrat & Goets. The Seattle Lighting company alleges that during excavation on Boylston av between EF Lyman and EK Boston sta the firms tore and disconnected gas pipes, causing gas leakage and depriving patrons. The plaintiff seeks a pretrial restraining order and a subsequent injunction.
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Stirratt & Goetz
Seattle Lighting Company
Stirrat & Goets
Boylston Av
EF. Lyman
Boston Sta
Fred Clem Granted Bail After Larceny Conviction Appeal
Fred Clem was afternoon convicted of larceny in Ince Frater's court. He appealed the case and was released on bail of $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clem
Ince Frater
Cad
United States Receives 600000 Dollar Gold Shipment
The United States asanay office today received six hundred thousand dollars in gold from Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anay
Fairbanks
Edward Gordon Sues Nelson Over Holden Stock Sale
Edward Gordon files suit against Fred R. Nelson seeking 10000 dollars after Nelson refused to deliver 59000 Holden Gold and Copper shares he had agreed to sell. The case centers on breach of stock sale agreement and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gordon
Fred R. Nelson
Holden Gold & Copper Company
Man Wins 600 Damages in Death of Daughter
Joseph E B Winneetoe receives six hundred dollars against the Northern Pacific railroad after a death case involving his daughter. The court action awards damages to the claimant for the fatal incident attributed to railroad rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EB. Winneetoe
Northern Pacific Railroad
Real estate moves and local business changes in Green Lake
E M Baldwin sold his house and lot in Stimson addition for 700 to EB Stoore who bought four lots in Green Lake Home addition. Firyant and Sampson closed their Green Lake office and moved to Seattle. The Green Lake lodge Order of Redmen now has about 75 members. Dr Galli ger bought the C M Maltby property at Woodland and Sunnyside for 4500. 4032 Fourth av ne sold to David Burnett. Wesley J Walker sold H C Hutchins lot and house on Sixty third av to Fred J Acme for 2060. Pantorium promotes cleaning old clothes to look like new. Mais 10948.
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Green Lake
E M Baldwin
Stimaon
EB. Stoore
Green Lake Home
Firyant & Sampson
Seattle
Green Lake Lodge Order of Redmen
Wesley J. Walker
Dr. Galliger
C. M. Maltby
Woodland
Sunnyside Cv
Fourth Av
Northeast
H. J. Thurston
David Burnett
Wisconsin
H. C. Hutchins
Fred J. Acme
Man Dies After Waiting for Doctor
William Painter aged 70 visited Dr. V R Hooker and waited alone for care. Dr. Hooker found him in collapse on returning at 2 pm, attempted restoratives but failed. Heart failure listed as cause. Painter, who did not know the doctor, leaves a wife and several children. body to be sent east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Painter
V. R. Hooker
Painter
Captain Soule Absolved in Oregon Wreck Inquiry
Captain Horace E. B. Soule, in command of the steamer Oregon, is absolved from all blame for the September disaster off Cape Hinchbrook. Marine Inspectors Turner and Whitney fault unreliable government maps and note neglect of the Alaskan coast by the lighthouse board and a lack of navigational aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace EB. Soule
Oregon
Cape Hichinbrook
United States Marine
Turner and Whitney
Alaskan
Lighthouse Board
Notorious Criminals Norton and Hendrickson Arrive for Leavenworth
Thomas Norton and Karl Hendrickson, two noted north area criminals, are due to arrive today en route to Leavenworth Kaw. They will serve 15 years in federal prison for assaulting the jailer at Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Norton
Karl Hendrickson
North
Leavenworth
Kaw
Fairbanks
Insurance rates in Seattle urged to reflect risk
Lee McKenzie, chief surveyor for local insurers, says current Seattle rates are fair given risks. He cites wooden structures, defective piping, and careless wiring in business districts, plus weak city fire protection as factors that raise insurance risk and justify higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee McKenzie
Seattle
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Afal Estate Oui Light
Hook
Bride
Max Fleischmann
Imamarkamen
Fleischmann
Max Mielech
Cincinnati
Logal
Simon
Wolf Simeon
Police and Fire Department
Bakers
Labor Organisation of
Bakers Helpers
Central Labor Council
Paul Mehmel
Karl Green
Board of County Commissioners
Bookanear
Frank Oleson
Yecemen
Ghain Gang
Gordon
Wappenstein
Dora Brewster
Western Washington Hospital
Summit and
Hellevue Ara
Broadway Automotile Company
Madison Et
Park Board
J. Olmeted
J. C. Olmated
Health Board
John Davie & Co
Masonic Temple
Therd
J. R. Gandolfo
G. Pomerans
C. L. Williams
A. M. Birkel
Lipton
House OF Commons
Ballard
A. Bridge & CO
Second Avenue
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Tom Henderson
Oveidental Ave
Gays
Clem
ASGAY
Renton
H. Hotcomb Co
Anies
Weaternav, Main
Georgetown
James D. Hoob
Ccc
N. BR
Cashier
Tooce
Gta
Union Savings & Trust Co
Cor
Second Avenue and
Cherry Street
Hoge Building
Seattie, Wash
Alseka Banking and Saf Deposit Co
Meme,Alaska
McCarthy
North Star Mills
Astrakhan
Ladies’ Union
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Pike and
Pine Streets
Soule
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