Schwartz Arrested In Beattie Theft Case
Frank Schwartz, a Beattie wholesale junk man, was arrested on charges of receiving stolen rice and copper sheeting from the Pacific Coast Company. He was jailed in Justice Canny court with a $1,600 bail. Dawson, tied to the same theft, was arrested earlier. Attorney P. D. Hughes says the case will not go to trial for days.
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Beattie
Pacific Coast Company
Thomas Dawson
Justice Canny Court
Ita
Dawson
sJarceny
P. D. Hughes
Newsboy Luck and Honest Return in Nome
Nome passengers report a lucky newsboy, George Hollingsworth, who found and returned a $1500 pocket book to its owner, W. Foote. Foote rewarded him $126. Eddy Dunn, 14, earns a salary for help and invested in a one quarter interest in the Snowflake claim on Dexter hill with notable composure.
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Nome
The
T. Paul
Ue St
Eddy Dunn
BE. R. Dunn
Eddy
Dexter Hill
Seven Young Children Live Alone in the Woods
A 15 year old Dright boy cares for his seven siblings after their mother dies. The family of fill-in names resides in a wood shack in Clallam county with a seven mile distant well. Neighbors Beatt Ben and two others left money for aid. the stepfather shows little support. R. L. Watson notes the children are bright and have received clothing from him.
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Trent
Clallam County
Eideat Alater
Beatt Benot Beat
Reed
Clal
R. L. Watson
Johnson House
Council Defers Condemnation of Property for Avenue Extension
The city council moved to introduce an ordinance at the next meeting to repeal the condemnation for extending Howerd Avenue North. Property owners opposed the measure and, led by Judge Green as their spokesman, presented a strong protest. Robert Adams supported condemnation but protesters prevailed and the petition was granted.
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Howerd Avenue
Green
Robert Adams
Oregon Agricultural College Arrives for Crosstown Fight
The Oregon Agricultural College football team arrived in the city this morning and will meet the University of Washington at Athletic Park tomorrow afternoon. Coach Mitbold praises back Washfor his punting ability, while Washington’s light yet speedy squad is in good condition. Local hopes run high for a lively chase and a possible win. Officials for the game are J. W. Jones and R. W. Boyce.
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Athletic Park
Mitbold
Wash J
J. W. Jones
Forrmperty
University of Cincinnati
KR. W. Boyce
City eyes McNaught site for temporary library use
Councilman James stated the city could buy the old McNaught building at Fourth avenue and Seneca street for 4400 dollars to serve as a temporary library. The aim is to use the structure until the new library on the Meacham property is ready, potentially saving substantial costs while the current university property continues to house the library.
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Meacham
McNaught
Fourth Avenue
Seneca Street
State University
City Finance Committee Hears Departmental Tax Levy Estimates
The finance committee of the city reviewed the 1908 tax levy and heard departments including health, fire, water, and engineer expenses. Chief Cook and City Physician Carroll presented needs and crematory appropriations while Luther B. Youngs faces another hearing on water and lighting. Committee chair James warns full department requests would raise the levy to about 30 mills, so curtailment is needed to reach a workable figure. The panel will meet nightly to hear claims and decide retrenchment before final action.
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Carroll Wan
Cook
Luther B. Youngs
James
Slot machines seized in multiple Olympia area venues
Deputy Sheriff Quilter seized two slot machines from the Columbia beer hall and one from the U I saloon. A later seizure occurred at the Tumwater saloon on First Avenue South. Warrants issued by Judge Hell and sworn by Joseph Anderson. Attorneys McBride and Judge Indet are named as agitators in the slot machine crusade.
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Columbia Beer Hall
Tumwater
First Avenue South
Judge Hell
Joseph Anderson
Attorney McBride
Judge Ndet
Wrestling Showdown Tonight In Montreal Club
Max Wiley of Buffalo faces Tom Kennedy Canadian lightweight champion in a eagerly awaited match at a local sporting club. Both wrestlers have trained faithfully and appear in prime condition for an interesting bout tonight.
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Max Wiley
Buffalo
Tom Kennedy
Fulton for Senator Fulton for Senator
A Portland political conference reported Senator Mitchell endorsing State Senator Charles W. Fulton of Astoria for United States Senate to succeed Benator Simon. Harvey W. Poott of the Oregonian claims a pact with Mitchell and vows to oppose the program. Walton is described as a longtime top state political figure and Mitchell ally.
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Mitchell Redd
Charles W. Tulton
Astoria
United Bieter
Benatior Simon
Harvey W. Poott
The
Oregonian
Mitchell
Binon
Walton
Public Works Board Debates Queen Anne Streetcar Wall
At a special meeting of the board of public works on Queen Anne hill Seattle Electric Company president Jacob Furth pleads against a proposed streetcar proximity plan. Chairman Thompson warns of sidewalk damage and risks, Furth exclaims he cannot afford the permit.
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Queen Anne Avenue
Jacob Furth
Seattle Electric Company
Thompson
Dublin MP James Farrel Sentenced for Behavior
Dublin on October 4 James Farrel 11th member of parliament was sentenced to one month of hard labor and to deposit bail for a year of good behavior.
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Dublin
James Farrel
St Paul Firm Sues Picaco Board Over Expulsion Injury
Trewin Wood & Co. of St Paul filed a suit for 466 000 dollars against the Picaco Board alleging injuries from the firm's expulsion from the bucket shop operation.
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Chicago
Trewin, Wood & Co
St. Paul
Picaco
Man fatally shoots thief by mistake in Oregon woods
In Roseburg Oregon on October 24 Charles Chaney shot and killed a man named Samuel Flock near Day's Creek while hunting. Flock was mistaken for a bear, prompting a fatal shooting viewed as an accident.
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Rosealurg, Or
Charles Chaney
Thief On-Injaw
Samuel Flock
Day's Creek
Flock
Siberian Gold Stamp Milling Planned Near St Lawrence Bay
Prospects for Siberian gold rise as ledges of gold-heart rock are found near St Lawrence Bay. Manager John Fosene returns from Nome with about 55 sacks of ore to test its value and plan a stamp mill if profitable. He will tour London and St Petersburg this winter to advance the company.
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Siberia
Siberian
John Fosene
Nome
London
St. Petersbure
Consolidation Planned for Portland Banks
Portland banks unite as United States National and Ainsworth National banks consolidate on November 1 under the United States National title. J B Ainsworth of Beattie named president of the merged institution.
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United States
National
Ainsworth National Banks
J. B. Ainssworth
Beattie
Consolidated Institution
Cella Steamer Goes Ashore Near San Francisco
The steamer Cella ran aground today off San Francisco. The crew were rescued and taken aboard the Brooklyn.
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Cella
Brooklyn
Marine Shipping Notes and New Fire Box
The Kosmoginer and Denbarah sailed from South American ports via San Francisco. The Corwin from Nome reached port at 3 30 p m. The U S cutter Gedney under coast guard survey arrived in port. Fire alarm box No 61 moved to Fourth Avenue and Main Street from No 36.
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Fourth Avenue
Main Street
City Council hears claim for water main rupture damages
Pight claimed damages totaling 741 dollars after the breaking of a 24 inch water main at Union Street and Sixth Avenue on October 16. The claim was presented to the city council today.
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Pight
Union Street
Sixth Avenue
Markets Report Mixed Prices for Produce and Provisions
The list shows vegetable and fruit prices per ton or per unit, including potatoes at $14 ton and peppers at $1.25 bar, with various items such as lettuce, cabbage, peppers, tomatoes, onions, and grapes. Also notes cash prices for dairy and meat products and a mention of Newsboys ball prizes on November 22 at the Armory. Wheat trading data follows with price 131 and 1534.
Painless dental extraction offer from graduate dentists
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Princeton Univesity to Install New President
Final arrangements are complete for tomorrow’s ceremonies at Princeton University for the installation of Dr. Woodrow Wilson as president. The event is billed as the most notable in the university’s history.
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Princeton
N. F
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Bitten by Dog Sends Ed Clam to Hospital
Ed Clam of 212 Pike Street was bitten by a dog and taken to Wayside Mission hospital for treatment. He suffered serious injuries and will be confined for some time.
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Ed Clam
Pike Street
Wayside Mission Hospital
Organ Bargain Carload Sale Promises Kimball Value
Expanding organ deal highlights Kimball instruments praised for tone and durability. Sale offers large parlor organs at about half regular value with $5 to $10 down and $3.50 to $5 monthly payments. Exchange accepted, and new pianos priced at $131 to $220 plus.
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Ge Co
Kimball
Special School Election Notice Seattle District 1 1902
The Board of Directors of Seattle School District No 1 invites electors to vote on November 1 1902 on four propositions. Regulated voting places are named in wards one through nine with hours from 12 m to 8 p m. Secretary R W Jongs signs the notice sealing the document in King County Washington.
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King County
Washington
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Queen Anne
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Denny
Fifth Avenue
Hattery Street
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Cascade
Howard Avenue
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Broadway
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Mercer
Ninth Ward
Fremont Avenue
Green Lake
State of
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Dore
Edward to enter London for coronation pageant
King Edward is set for his state entry into London tomorrow as part of the coronation ceremonies postponed due to his majesty's illness. The route is being elaborately decorated and the pageant promises to be an event of great importance.
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Edward
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