Molders' End of It With Keough In Seattle Talks End Strike
The molders strike may end soon as WW Keough arrives from Troy to press for a return to work. He speaks with the Metal Trades association and negotiators, aiming to secure an agreement. RF A Mitchell notes productive talks and keenness on a settlement.
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WW. Keough
International Union of Mold
Seattle
Troy
Metal Trades Association
RF. A. Mitchel
Metal Or
Keough
Delays Called Off On Fourth Avenue Extension
The city council street committee rejected DG Taylor’s request for more time to complete grading on Fourth Avenue West from Highland Drive to Blaine Street. The panel found the prior extension insufficient and refused to approve further delays without clearer justification.
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Council Street
Charity concert to aid Seattle poor planned by Liederkranz
The Seattle Liederkranz Society rehearsed for weeks and organized an entertainment program to raise funds for a Christmas dinner for the destitute. An opera titled An Adventure of Handel or The Power of Song will feature a well known cast of singers. Meanwhile Whatcom boy Walt Graham, a 9 year old, has been missing since October 2 and his mother, now in Seattle, seeks police help to locate him.
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Seattle
Whatcom
Walt. Graham
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Mme. Clare Announces Arrival of Pattern Hats
Mme Clare at 140T Second Ave announces a new line of pattern hats arriving Monday. The items promise a handsome display and attention from shoppers seeking stylish millinery.
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Mme. Clare
Police raid blackjack game at saloon rear
Patrolmen Ryan Hubbard and MacCiarge raided a blackjack game behind Andrew Esteman’s saloon on Washington street after dusk. The crude outfit used was cigged and about $9 in cash found. Eriaman was arrested and released on $50 cash bail.
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MacCiarge
Andrew Esteman
Washington Street
Occidental Avenue
Eriaman
Habeas corpus petition filed for Geo Daniels in Dawson case
A mixed up habeas corpus petition seeks release for Geo Daniels arrested at the demand of Carstensio. It argues Daniels is held on a complaint in a Dawson magistrate's court beyond U S jurisdiction and cites a Dawson settlement with Christ Bartach granting a full release. Judge Bell ordered the writ issued returnable Nov 2.
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Geo
Daniels
Carstensios
Dawson
United States
Daniele
Christ Bartach
Bell
Lecture on labor at St Mark's church illustrated talk
An illustrated lecture at St Mark's church by Harriette A Ke secretary of the Church association for the advancement of the interests of labor showed ideal shop conditions and poor tenement life with photographs from London New York and Washington DC. Concluding remarks were given by Rev George W Butzelle Mr McCartney Seattle labor leader and John W Pratt. A C A L chapter will form next week at St Mark's rectory.
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Harriette A. Ke
Church Association For
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New York
Wington
D.C
Geo. W. Butzelle
McCartney
Ge Seattle Labor Organization
John W
Market Report Notes Steady Prices and Strong Demand
The section reports prices held up well with out-of-town demand remaining active. Potatoes and other items show a continued quote with no notable changes in the current market.
Judge Griffin Sets Local Divorce Record
The report notes Judge Griffin breaking a local divorce record with multiple cases listed, including Herbert Bartholomew versus Catherine Bartholomew and Joseph Johnson versus Ida Bunger. The Eugene Gryanna versus Lydia Gryanna case was continued for further desertion testimony, with ten cases in all.
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Herbert RR. Bartholomew
Catherine Bartholomew
Lillie John
Joseph Johnson
Ida Bunger
Frank Bunger
Stella St
F. Florence
Charles i
Lena Wismer
D. Wismer
J. Anthony
Mary J. Anthony
May Sinclair
J. Sinclair
BE Wycott
Ridycott
Eugene Gryanna
Lydia Gryanna
Varsity Wins Out In Vaehon UW Football Match
The final score was 14 to 6 with the University of Washington team defeating its opponent.
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University of Washington
Contagions and Where They Are Reported
Contagious diseases reported today include diphtheria scarlet fever smallpox and other cases. Names and addresses of affected children are listed along with counts for the month totaling 44 cases with five days remaining and 80 scarlet fever cases and seven diphtheria cases so far reported.
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Kittle Helden
Pike Street
Patheria Mecus
Ships in transit and cargo movements announced
The steamship Centennial in ballast for Shiaman bay late today with 000 tons of supplies 200000 feet of lumber and horses for the Trans Alaska. Portland sails for San Francisco with 215 passengers. Egbert heads to Tacoma to load coal and return Sunday. Tug Tabensy prepares tank work across the bar. Next steamer to arrive in Umatilla tonight. Centennial due at Miami bay tomorrow morning with coal and horses loaded at Port Angeles. Dolphin departs for canal points tomorrow night. Chas Nelson and City of Topeka delay due to cargo and cannery shipments. Millinery suits and cloaks advertised by M D Pease and Johnson Co.
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Conradi
Shiaman Bay
Steamehip
Portland
Sinatulst
San Francisco
Tr Rt
Puget Suand Tugboat Co
Sars Harbor
Umatilla
Tonteht
Centen
Conrad
Sewer rush demanded for health danger in Bell’s sixth addition
Samuel Greene informs the Board of Public Works that the sewer from Westlake avenue to Donny Way and Tell street to the alley between Fifth and Sixth avenues should be built immediately. He cites block U in Bell’s sixth addition as full of cesspools posing a health risk with dwellings on the block for seven to eight years without sewer access. The board plans to address the issue at once.
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TA & Communication
Board Ofublic Works
Samuel Greene
Property Sale Near First Avenue and Virginia Street
A city real estate deal through A M Springer paid 20000 dollars for a corner lot at First avenue and Virginia street. The buyer plans to remove the current three story lodging house and erect a modern apartment building in time. Miss Ada Miners aged 18 died at 2838 Float avenue last night with a body at Bonney and Stew.
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Virginia Street
A. M. Springer
Ada Miners
Fliat Avenue
Bonney and
Pal of Kid West Arrested for Burglary and Theft
Thos A Hein, once a Alabama college student, was arrested by Police Officer George Tripp after a waterfront disturbance. He was formerly linked to a burglary spree with John MacGowan and Geo Childs, with prior sentences. now described as violently insane and taken to police headquarters.
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A. Hein
Alabama
Polie
George Tripp
Joan Corbett
Mein
Sergt. Power
Sie Wan
Jack Williams
Btarman
Wisconsin Schools Chief to Be Honored at Butler Banquet
Dr. L. D. Harvey superintendent of Wisconsin public schools to receive a farewell banquet at Butler tonight hosted by city school principals and the state university faculty. He and Supt Hartranft will lead the Snohomish County Institute next week in a Pleasant Outing. Also notes say take a Navy Yard trip by Columbia Dock and medical water cures are advertised at 1210 First Avenue.
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L. D. Harvey
Wisconsin Public Schools
King County Institute
Butler
State University
Harvey
Hartranft
Snohomish County Institute
Navy Yard
Hoats
Columbia Dock
G N Oil Co Wins Its Case In Receivership Bid
The Great Northern Oil Co defeated a receivership request after affidavits from officers and stockholders denying fraud and mismanagement. Manager J I McQuire rebutted the charge while secretary W S Chapman supplied a detailed financial statement. Judge Tallman denied the application. La Roche, moved to 811 First.
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Great Northern Oil Co
J. I. McQuire
Epite
W. 8. Chapman
Tallman
Tonight’s piano sale ends with bold, low prices
The Johnston Company advertises final hours to buy pianos and organs at drastic discounts before closing. It touts one price to all, easy terms, and a remodeling sale of brands including Chickering, Kimball, Weber, and Whitney with stock clearout prices on uprights and organs.
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D. 8. Johnston Company
New Record Set in Seattle for Electric Line Work
A new record is established in Seattle as work on the Fifteenth street electric line progresses. The project continues for thirty minutes per session until completion.
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Seattle
Fifteenth Street
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