Chamber of Commerce Moves to New Quarters
The Chamber of Commerce will occupy the south portion of the new Central building at Third and Colman after a lease arranged by the Trustee company. Trustees say the space from 2,500 to 6,200 square feet will include offices for the Merchants Association and various professional groups. A tower observatory will offer one of Seattle’s best views.
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Petweett
Chamber of Commerce Goa
Ter
Third
Colattere Fowler
Thos. W. Proschi
FP. Douglas
New Parenu
Iit
Seattle
Man Fined for Blocking Pike Street Guard Duty
J. W. White was fined 100 dollars by Police Judge Gordon for throwing bricks at automobiles while guarding a Pike Street work zone for Seattle Electric. The judge stressed equal street rights for vehicles and pedestrians amid the company’s road widening. Taft and Sherman campaign stops drew huge crowds and strong applause in Batavia Oswego and Buffalo with a planned monster demonstration in Buffalo that night.
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Seattle Electric Company
Pike St
Autoiata
J. W. White
Gordon
Pike At Line
White
H. ©. Henry
Dr. Burdy
Taft
Majontic Theatre
Sherman
Roosevelt
Pryan
Batavia
Kimba
Waverly
Oswego
Binghamton
Cortlandt
Rochester
Buffalo
Taft Tours Northwestern New York in Final Push
United Press reports Judge William H. Taft touring New York’s Northwest region with three days until election. He urged voters to back state and national Republican tickets and elect Republican congressmen. Taft spoke to large crowds in Canastota and Rome before arriving in Utica, hometown of James.
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United Press
Oneida
N. Y
William H. Taft
New York State
Taft
National Congress
Canastota
Rome
Utica
James
Fire destroys factory. 400 workers lose jobs in San Francisco
A blaze that began in the dynamo room at the American Company plant in San Francisco destroyed the building and left about four hundred men unemployed. Firefighters reported several injuries among firemen, and police aided in rescuing women and children from adjacent tenements under threat of further damage. Nearby speakers Wesley L. Jones and others scheduled to speak in Auburn and Redmond tomorrow.
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United Press
San Francisco
Heroic Woman Denied Medal After Coast Rescue
A courageous woman who assisted the stranded crew of the Coloma near Cape Beale is denied a Carnegie gold medal. The government will award a gold medal following a formal nomination, while a bill of $506 is sent to Mrs Patterson and a grand opening tonight celebrates a new maple hall with 25 000 candles and free admission. The Patterson steamed to Port Townsend with the schooner towed to safety and will reach Seattle for orders. she serves in a fleet surveying the Alaskan coast.
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Carnegie
Cape Beale
Britis
W. T. Tested
Exchange
Poin
Coloma
Pacific
Jo Woegner
Ae Ee
Tterson
Patterson
Port Townsend
Seattle
Alaskan
Manager of the dancing pavilion and Union at.
The note records arrangements made by the manager of the dancing pavilion and Union, outlining terms or duties related to the venue and its activities.
Private bakery ad lists address in Bakerl area
OCR fragment shows a bakery listing at 1219 Western Way in Bakerl with unclear surrounding text. The readable item mentions public market and business location but lacks full details.
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Ivvets Roromma
Vinesional Bakery
Western Way
Avan
Collision at Juan de Fuca Straits In Dense Darkness
The Patterson under Captain W C Hodgkins collided with the two masted sealing schooner Pescana early yesterday near the Juan de Fuca straits. The schooner showed no lights and the impact occurred in dense darkness.
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United States Geodetic Survey
Patterson
W. C Hodgkins
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Australian papers praise the fleet in special edition
The Star reports Perth based The Sunday Times fleet edition describes the arrival and reception of officers and men. It also highlights Western Australia resources and suggests Western Canada could be a future hunting ground for the fleet.
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The
Star
Perth
Western Australia
Sunday Times
the Times
Sccasion
Western Canada
Woman to spend life in San Quentin for Dover murders
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, convicted of murdering Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane of Dover, Delaware, in 1808, faces life imprisonment at San Quentin after appellate denial of her second conviction. Her initial trial was overturned due to fire destroying evidence, but the second verdict stood despite claims of unfair proceedings.
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United Press
Ban Prancisco
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
Joshua
Deane
Dover
Delaware
San Quentin
Dunning
Mra. Botkin
Wedding and social notes from Mallard and area
The record lists weddings and social events across Mallard and nearby areas. Mr. Alonzo S. Tuttle wed Nora B. Brown at Calvary Church, Rev. B. Dalley officiating. Hallowe en parties, lectures with stereopticon displays, and club meetings are noted at multiple churches and homes, with various organizers and attendees named.
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Cirle
Mme. Maltidita
Tuttle. Brown
Mies
Nora B. Brown
Alonzo
Tuttle
B. Dalley
Calvary Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
The Most Dignified Credit Plan For Seattle Citizens
The plan promises economical credit enabling any man with limited income to live well at all times without worry over expenses. In Seattle thousands of the city’s best-dreamed citizens are described as adopting this approach to secure dignified living.
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Dieas
Wet
Social notes feature Hallowe'en card party and nuptials
Mrs Charlies Patten hosts Mahowe'en bridge party at 614 Boyleton Ave. N. Bridge. Tea. Mrs Pierre FP ferry entertained Thursday with bridge tea for Miss Grace Denny with assistance from Mrs Arthur Wilson Denny and Mrs Charlies Burnettle. Wednesday evening the bride Clare Meta Spalding wed Mr Leon Butler Chenoweth at 511 24th Ave. Mise. The Empire gown and lace bouquet marked the ceremony. A later wedding at 1926 Ninth BeatTiger-Watson saw Erma Elisabeth Watson become Mrs. MeatTiger, performed by Rev. J. W. Fletcher.
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Bridge
Pierre FP Ferry
Thoreday
Grace Denny
Arthur Wilson Denny
Charlies Burnettle
Chenoweth Spalding
Clare Meta Spalding
Leon Butler
Tell Tales of Days When Lincoln Ran
The Illinois club held an enjoyable meeting last evening in Theophilosophical hall at Fourth and Pike. The gathering focused on anecdotes about Lincoln's candidacy and life, with several attendees confirming they personally knew Lincoln, including EH Judd whose father.
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Linois Club
Theosophical Hall
Fourth and Pike
Lincoln
EH. J. Judd
Eyeglasses With Deep Curve Lenses Advertised
Scchuchard Optical Co. promotes Sharon eyeglasses featuring deep curve lenses for maximum field of vision and secure fit. The ad highlights customization to fit any eye and lists the address 1207 2nd Ave.
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Scchuchard Optical Co
Av. Oe
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Chamber OF Commerce
S.E. CO
Taft Ape Celal
MR. Taft
Wesley L. Jones
Auburn
Redmond
Frank HB. Sayre
McKee Denlap
J. A. Ghent
Keregie
Ewdance Hall
Flyer
Orattioa
Phiom
Mia
Mina Lilie Boattiver
King Weerer
Waring Street
Edward PP
Waring
Mian Wyatt
Mallard
Rev. &. Dalley
Miret Presbyterian Church
Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
B. H. Houpy
Cherry
Eature
Holy Lande
Werner
Palestine
Equal Suffrage League
Wallace
Classic Culture Club
Mra. D. A
Norman Judd
J. W. Langley
Hin Puile
Alabama
Eastern Outfitting
Union Street
Reliable Credit House
Charlies Patten
Boyleton Av
Cravenette
Crown Clothing CO
First Av
Vieuna
Sharon
Tae Palace
Bull's
Manor
Oriental Deuigna
Oxfords
IAL
Warnuns
Mup Tsiws
Isabella
Isabella Fox
Isabella Opossum
Numer
Job Lot
Embroi
Washabie
All Celore
Vailwes
Chotece
Hubbell CO
Chas
Vayman
Ritayille
Geneve
Office Bheurs
S. S. Hall Co
Seatite, Wash
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