Notorious Woman to Challenge Authorities in Beattle Vice Plot
Helen Blazes of Salt Lake City plans to open a den of vice in Beattle despite council pressure and Chief Sullivan. Emma Norton’s failed attempt prompted a council resolution. Blazes vows the house will run, aided by a lucrative lease transfer and new business partners.
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Elen Blazes
Salt Lake
Emma Norton
Helen Blases
Sullivan
Norton
Naser
Oman
King Street
Idaho Saloon
Mma Norton
Ball Lake
Idaho Ie
Haeion Blanes
Salt Lake City
Exodous of Miners Shocks Butte Crowd in Montana
An exodus of 18 miners fled Butte aboard a Northern Pacific freight to British Columbia Mines. Mediation talks between Heinze and Amalgamated factions continue as Governor Toole contemplates an extra legislative session. Miner union officials deny threats against John MacKinniss. Dispatches say MacKinniss hides in a Salt Lake hotel and will not be interviewed.
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The
Star
Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
British Columbia
Montana
Parisson
James J. Hill
Jon
Heinze Hasly
Rmret
Wiliam Scalicn
Amalgamated Company
Lawson
Heinze
Miners’ Union
Helnae
Clairs
Miners Union
Toole
Court House
John
Macfiinnis
Muszied
President Long
Long
Heinne
Amalgamated
Nime
Minners’ Union
John MacKinniss
Dispatch
Salt Lake
MacQinniss
Tug Wanderer Repairs After Fraser River Collision
The Puget Sound Tugboat Company’s Wanderer reached port from the Wempe Brothers wreck scene and is under repair for stern damage after a collision with the German ship Sirene while towing from Seattle. Asa W. Palmer filed divorce from Lulu Palmer over desertion.
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Puget Sound
Wanderer
Wempe Brothers
Fraser River
Sirene
Seattle
Government supply sale to close this Saturday night
It is officially announced today that the clearance of government goods including overcoats blankets boots rubber items and other army supplies held at 208 Lat Ave will close Saturday night.
Councilman Denounces Brothel Plan in Ward
The councilman opposes the presence of a bawdy house in his ward and plans to inform Chief of Police Bullivan Onlight. Separately, a damage suit against Beattie Electric by Svend Svendsen and Margaret Widmer was dismissed after settlements to recover $6000 and $1000 for personal injuries were reached out of court.
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Mma Norton
Bullivan
Svend Svendsen
Margaret Widmer
Beattile Electric Company
Mrs Shepard shoots two men on Colorado Midland railroad
Mrs John Shepard, wife of a Colorado Midland engineer, fired on two Mexican sheep herders who tried to assault her. John Chacon is expected to die. Hin won Antone was shot in the hip. All were arrested and faces possible lynching.
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Babalt
Colo
John Shepard
Colorado
John Chacon
Hin Won
Antone
Still Looking for Wertz in Atlanta Report
President Prescott of the Virginia Coal company travels from Knoxville on a special train to Atlanta with information he believes points to Welnts the missing millionaire being near the city. Local sheriffs will cooperate on arrival.
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Atlanta
Prescott
Virginia Coal Company
Knoxville
Welnts
Big Employers Meeting Opens in Chicago
Representatives from 100 national employers associations gather in Chicago to expand the National association and unite employers, with many attendees from Canada. A temporary organization forms as delegates arrive and caution is urged to avoid radical speeches, while presses' access is contested. Conservatives appear to hold sway against President Parry of the National Manufacturers' association.
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Chicago
National Association
Canada
Vancleve
St. Louis
McBernator Baunders
Montana
William Miggins
Laporte
Ind
Repre
Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Millionaire Thief to Stand Trial in Federal Court
J Rechu-Jott Jr a Mexican millionaire from Southern Colorado faces federal charges for stealing government barbed wire. He recently finished a whiskey selling sentence and hails from one of the Southwest’s oldest wealthiest families. Victoria steamers adjust schedule after October 31 with Majestic removed from the night run. Clallam and Victoria service changes noted with daily departures and weekend timings.
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Pueblo, Col
J. Rechu- Jott, Jr
Colorado
South West
Victoria
Majestic
Clallam
Seattle
Cathedral fair ends tonight with popularity contests
The cathedral fair at the Armory closes tonight. Chiefs Bullivan and Cook vie for the chief title while young ladies compete for a piano prize. Final counts show Bullivan 1660, Cook 1776 for the ladies Mimeneh, Dolan, Nordhoff lead, and Roe and Flynn contest for Knight of Columbus. Unsold goods go to auction or giveaway.
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Bullivan
Cook
Moving Today Brings Globe Clothing Stock to A Bridge Store
A Bridge & Co purchases Globe Clothing Company stock from the warehouse and begins moving it to 146-1417 Second Avenue for what is billed as one of Seattle's most remarkable clothing sales, with preparations set for early Saturday morning.
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Globe Clothing Company
Bridge & Co
Second Avenue
Seattle
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J. Redeisheimer & Co
First Ave
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Columbia
Washington, D. C
New York
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Asa W. Palmer
Lulu Palmer
Wertz
Cole
Coles
Armory
Tobias, Bingerman & Co
Seneca
Ernst Bros
Pike St
China
I. L. Holmes Furniture Co
E. S. Sprange & Co
Boston
D. Buck & Co
Asc
SOCOM
Ea Fire Children's
Second Avenue Times
P. E. Maves
Herbert S
Scheverman
A . Ave
Cherry
McCarthy Dry Goods Second Ave. Company
Mass
Rainier Ind
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