Women Ordered From Savoy Bar by City Official
Councilman Kiser, leading the police and revenue committee, demanded the women leave the Savoy saloon after reports of intoxicated patrons near the bar. He warned of investigation and possible enforcement if the alleged agreement tied to Moore’s license is proven, while Williams and Zanfreila may continue under Moore’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser
Police, Nee and Revenue Committee
Runtio
Savoy
Wetoriour
Comptroller's Office
Eee
Moore
Kistler
William & Zanfrella
Bavoy
Williame & Zantrella
Williams & Zanfreila
Kietler
City unveils new pesthouse hospital for infectious diseases
The city opened a brand new pesthouse labeled as a hospital for infectious diseases but has had no patients to occupy it. Two patients were kept in the old leaky facility and discharged today, after being moved through the new ward. City Physician Carroll affirmed the facility is now prepared for all comers with modern plumbing and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Thief Captured After Chase at Fourth Avenue Corner
Stewart joined the pursuit with a companion and helped pin the thief near Pike Street. The escape partner fled as two men tackled the suspect. Judge Tallman committed D. W. Knight to the insane asylum, while a young woman remains unresponsive after several days of silence despite treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Fourth Avenue
Pike Street
D. W. Knight
Towle Sues Bumaon Mill for $910000 Damages
Albert Towle sues Bumaon Mill Co for 910000 damages alleging injury from an accident caused by the company's carelessness. Jury trial asked in the superior court with Judge Mateh overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Towle
Bumaon Mill Compan
Mateh
Boodler Edmund Jerach Convicted of Perjury in Bribery Case
Edmund Jerach former member of the house delegates was found guilty of perjury in bribery cases and sentenced to five years in prison. The jury reached a verdict after 19 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie
Edmund Jerach
House Delegates
Old suit on trial for $12000 in injuries
G W Beal seeks 12000 damages from the city of Beattie in Superior Court Judge Peli’s court. Beal contends a steam boiler explosion under the sidewalk at Holden Moran’s on Washington street on March 15 caused his injuries. He alleges city negligence in permitting the boiler installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Holden & Moran
Acioon
Washington Street
Edward Grete v Pacific Coast Company Suit Hearing
In the superior court today Special Judge Hatch hears the lawsuit Edward Grete v Pacific Coast Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Grete Va
Pacific Coast Company
Hatch
Electrical cable line finished at Bamfield in British Columbia
Victoria reporters say Pacific cable experts completed the saana line at Bamfield and expect the line to be taken over from the contractors tonight in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Pacific Cable
Saana
Bamfield
Manassas Visit Highlights Civil War Battlefields
An official visit to Manassas by Washington figures including Surgeon General Rixey and Secretary Cortelyou aims to outline a two day outing. The trip focuses on touring the Civil War battlefield near Manassas and related historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Meeranaay Lees Root
Rixey
Sotary Cortelyou
Uncertain Fate of the Warren as Transfer Decision Looms
The Warren, a modern steamship with oats and hay cargo, may be transferred from the War Office to the Navy for training or as a transport or kept in war service. Officials in Washington weigh options while the ship lies idle at dock near San Francisco, with 70 crew drawing pay and cargo awaiting discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Iy
Army
Ashington
Warren
Navy Department
War Office
Mont Potite
Peaes
San Francisco
Samie
Stella Bowman Sentenced One Year For Robbery
Stella Bowman the colored girl recently convicted in the superior court of robbing Captain Samuel Stewart of 137 dollars was sentenced by Judge Griffin to one year in the jail. John Kessler and Jesse Bartlett who pleaded guilty to holding up John Michael near Black Diamond were each sentenced to four years. G. W. Bush convicted of burglary received two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bowman
Samuel Stewart
Griffin
John Kessler
Jesse Bartlett
John. Michael
Black Diamond
G. W. Bush
Well Dressed Larcenist Caught In Act On Pike Street
Frank Stewart a well dressed man was held by citizens after stealing shoes from Wallin Nordstrom at 718 Pike Street. A brief chase ended with Stewart turned over to police and jailed on petty larceny charges. He claims to have a wife and family depending on him for support. The incident happened shortly before noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewart
Pike Street
Noom
Steo
Atore of Wallin & Nordstrom
Stewart
Tom Morris
G. Reiff
Beattie
Wilson
Carr
Fanatical Pilgrims Near Yorkton Route to Winnipeg
The wandering Doukhobors are about 30 miles from Yorkton en route to Winnipeg. They are in a terrible state from hunger after a long march. Mounted police have been fed and will follow the Zealots. If unhindered the pilgrims may move south into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Assinniboia
Winnipeg
United States
October Fire Losses Reported for Beattie Residents
Fire Marshal Kellogg presents October fire losses in Beattie highlighting the Preston residence blaze on October 1 as the sole reported incident for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Cmal
Jenses
Beattie
Preston
Riot Leaders Mc 2m and Groweman Sentenced in Patterson
Wm Mc 2 m an English anarchist and uddiph Groweman a New York anarchist were convicted of riot and malicious mischief as leaders of the June silk mill disturbances. They received ten years in the penitentiary with bail set at 5000 dollars pending Supreme Court review.
Convention of Workingmen to Meet in Seattle
State Federation of Labor led by a Black president announces the annual convention in Seattle January 5 6 and 7 at Elke hall Colemans block with about 300 delegates expected. Whitney reports rapid growth from 140 unions to over 260 this year and projected enrollments beyond 906 unions by year end. Laundry workers in Seattle join with the International Union of Shirtee and Laundry workers. Whitney reports recent organizing in Everett and Aberdeen and notes Portland hosts the international union headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackman
State Federation of Labor
Seattle
Elke’ Hall
Colemans Block
American Federation of Labor
Whitney
Everett
Aberdeen
International Union
Portland
Desperado Larsh Escapes and Remains at Large
Cheyenne October 31 authorities hunt the Insane Desperado Tom Larsh who tore down the cell bars and escaped. Fear of a new Harry Tracy style spree. A large reward is offered for his capture.
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Cheyenne
Tom Larsh
Harry Tracy
Larsh
Redmond sails for England as Dillon and Davitt stay home
John Redmond and family departed New York for England today. John Dillon and Michael Davitt will remain in the United States until Christmas. The burial of Mrs Carrie B Friend was held at Bonney and Stewart parlors with Rev Joseph overseeing services. Interment followed at Hills of Eternity cemetery.
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New York
John Redmond
England
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Friend
Carrie B. Friend
Bonney & Stewart
Joseph
Seattle
Eternity Cemetery
Relief drive appeals for extra funds in Tacoma
The relief committee named by Gov. McBride to aid forest fire victims in Tacoma says more money is needed. Only 3500 remains to help 890 families as of October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
The
McBride
Defendants in Green Light murder face arraignment
James Tilton William Milton and T Churchill were arraigned in superior court for the Green Light saloon murder of L A Booth. They received 10 days to plead. William Levivon also charged in the killing appeared and was given the same extension. A demurrer to the Information is expected. Reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction in cable damage case by Sunbet Telephone and Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tilton
William Milton
T. Churchill
L. A. Booth
Green Light
Superior Court
William Levivon
Griffin
Knight couple tied the knot aboard Queen tour
H J Knight and his bride arrived in San Francisco aboard the Queen on their wedding tour. The ceremony took place at the Grand Hotel with Judge Hubbard officiating. A lavish reception followed at Capt Hall's residence, highlighting a union of prominent San Francisco families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Knight
Acne Peckian A Navigation Co
San Francisco
J. ¢. B. Mubbard
Grand Hotel
Capt. Hall
Knight
Anne BK. Dibble
Captain Calls Capital City's Engineer a Hero
Captain Edward of the wrecked Capital City arrived in the city on the Flyer at 2 46 this afternoon. He praised Chief Engineer Scott for staying at his post as the water rose and the ship neared shore. Scott said the water extinguished the fires and the wheel moved for the last time as the liner hit land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Capital City
Ballard
Scott
Bitter feeling in Panther Valley over labor leader discrimination
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania on October 11 6 000 miners fear a mass strike as mining officials face labor leaders alleged discrimination. General Schall commands state militia saying troops stay until the dispute is resolved and a larger outbreak is feared if workers quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Panther Valley
Genewl Schall
Bids Rejected for Fort Lawton Officers Quarters Contract
Bids for seven officers’ quarters at Fort Lawton were rejected as too high by the army quartermaster general. Major Bingham was instructed to readvertise with bids opening November 14. Pettus of San Francisco bid 100 452 but failed to include gun fixtures steam pipes and plumbing. Next lowest bid was 110 000 from W R Nichols of Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lawton
Army
Bingham
West
T. A. Pettus
San Francisco
Pettus
W. R. Nichols
Tacoma
Wife Slayer Cheerful Despite Murder Charge
Mike Bartlett sits in county jail smiling after being charged with murdering his wife last Monday evening. He spoke of friends visiting him, refused to discuss the case, and said he told relatives of his trouble. He mentions a head wound affecting him slightly but healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bartlett
Young Man Recovers $400 Lost at Post Office
Martin of 614 Weller Street had 400 in the form of certificates of deposit lost while mailing a letter at the post office yesterday. A bystander in the crowd retrieved the envelope containing the papers just as Postmaster Stewart arrived, and the money was restored to him this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Weller Street
Stewart
Body of Father McKinnon Returns from Manila
The transport Sheridan arrived in San Francisco with the body of Father McKinnon superintendent of schools at Manila. He was formerly chaplain of the First California volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sheridan
Father McKinnon
Manila
Ther McKinnon
Regiment of the Flest California Volunteers
Attorneys Admit They Held False Charge Against Prosecutor
A. G. Meffride and J. B. McGrew filed an answer admitting they did not know the accusation against Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Frank Griffith to be true. The claim, made in Cann's court on a petition to disbar Griffith for alleged false statements, prompted a hearing in superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Meffride
J. B. McGrew
Frank Griffith
Broad and Ryan Fight Tonight at Transport Club
In Chicago at the Transport Athletic Club a six round featherweight bout heats up tonight between Kid Broad of Cleveland and Buddy Ryan of Chicago. Ryan carries more weight but Broad edges ahead in cleverness for a tight matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Transport Athletic Club
Kid" Broad
Cleveland
Buddy” Ryan
Ryan
Broad
Loud Fight for California Seat Draws Postal Pressure
Washington dispatch notes a pivotal race in California's fifth congressional district. Debates focus on incumbent Republican Ren Loud and his postal policy stance as Democrats hope to win the seat amid calls for higher postal workers salaries and labor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eifth
Ofalifornia
Conrenenan Ud
Laud
Conayeg Bure
Myfe
Spereae
Mr. Loud
Marine News and Theatre Teasers From Seattle
Sixteen actors from the Florence Roberts company entertained aboard the northern voyage to Seattle arriving from San Jand co. Seasick passengers after Cape Flattery, Robert Dollar's breakdown delays noted. The Political Minstrels open at Grand Opera house with burlesque of campaign methods and a large chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jand#co
Florence Roberts Company
Cape Flattery
Starmi Carrol Island
Robert Dollar
I Neon
Johnson
Dollar
Grand Opera House
Egan Dramatic School
Seattle
New York
Queen Anne Hill Roadway Proposal Discussed
The council committee on streets continued discussion of a new roadway to the top of Queen Anne Hill. The plan starts at Seventh Avenue with a maximum 7 percent grade. Councilmen Crichton and Parry held up final action to allow residents to weigh in on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Wew Anne Hill
Seventh Avenue
Crichton
Eighth Ward
Parry
Queen Anne
Crich
Bernstein to Fight Tipman in 20 Round Bout
Baltimore and boxing circles prepare for a 20 round clash as Lee Bernstein faces Joe Tipman tonight under the Eureka athletic club banner. Bernstein, noted for frequent battles in his class, seeks another win in the featured event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lee Bernstein
Joe Tipman
Fureka Athletic Club
None More Important Ingot Integrity Of Piano Sales
An ad warns buyers to beware of imitation pianos and promises honest representations. It highlights a large stock of pianos, surplus stock sales at one third to half value, and extensive sheet music discounts with mail order terms and required forms of payment.
D S Johnston Co Advertises Properties and Rentals
D S Johnston Co General Music Dealers at 903 Second Avenue Burke Building lists houses for sale in Cheverdale Addition at $509 per lot with terms, lots by Woodland Park on installments, and a brick building for rent at 600 Denny Way from B A Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Johnston CO
General Music Dealers
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Cheverdale Addition
Woodland Park
Brick
Great Sale of Bankrupt Stock at The Outlet Clothing Co
A double force of clerks unpacks and prices the bankrupt stock of men s wear at The Outlet Clothing Co corner of Washington street and Occident al avenue. A New York buyer secured stock at 48 cents on the dollar and next week the entire stock will go on sale. The outlet has made record sales before but this sale promises unmatched quality and quantity at extraordinary prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlet Clothing Co
New York
Washington Street
Occidental Avenue
Consolidated Furniture Firms Offer 10000 Stock for Public Sale
Great Consolidation. Ried Front and Blue Furniture Co merge and offer 10000 in stock stock of household furnishings cook stoves heaters tinware and more at new addresses on Second Avenue South and First Avenue. Independent services include cleaning dyeing and tailoring with local shops advertised for Madison Street Third Avenue and 1171 Third Avenue. Community notices list real estate listings livestock gear and odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ried Front
Blue Furniture Co
Second Avenue South
Field, Carpenter and Jobber
J. Bloom
Madison Street
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ENUG
Sana Gran Opera
Searties
Wouse Theater
CBN Cort
Met Phone Main
Mastodon Minstrels
NK Coombs
NawroNae
London
Battle Theater
J.P. Howe
Beth
Benamg
Patrona
Florence Roberts
Tam” Funday
Melee Erickson
Ernst Bros
Pike
John
Ius. Erman
Joe Cliisters
Embalmere Ave
Bet. Pike
Asion Beattie
Waan
Raa Music
Retaaro Optical CO
Second Ave
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Buck & CO
Mon’ea
Reconda Avenue
New Times Building
Co. M. Shaw 4
South Side
Cotman Dock
Columbia Street
Stein
Quick Drug CO
Pike Street Optical Co
U.S. Cavalry
W. S. Kirk
1St Ave
James Henry Wietssale
Jeevan and Peeter
Quaker Drug CO
First Avenue
Globe Building
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Block
Antespean
Rhodes Bros
Tea, Coffee and Crockery House
Mother Ifen
Epi
Ecessk
Gooh Bros
Firetave
Onion
Wilhe
City
G. W. Beal
B. W. Beal
Manassas
Uncle Sam
Stella
Bowman
Convention OF Workingmen
Buckneham Palace
Redard
Sunbet Telephone & Telegraph Company
A Benedict
Ban Francisco
Reichert Bros
Hyson
Seattle Oriental Line
Ave
Puget Sound
East Indies
China
Japan
Yokohama
Marine News
Pletcher
Carpenter
Union Block
Imperial Tailoring
GEO. H. Woodhouse CO
Monte Carlos Raglans
2Nd Ave
Bernstein
Tipman
Arizora
Dan
B. A. Anderson
Denny Way
Rainier Hardware Co
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
Hennessy and Martell
California
Kentucky
Brunner & Co
Howe
Glea
Madison
Randall
Mandal
Jackson & Express
Transtar Co
Lane
Hoggege
Erred
Chertry
Ana Badien
Furni Rooms
Plummer Street
Grand Pacific Hot
Firet Avenue
Mar Barkaine
Third Avenue
Yealew Wey
Beneca Street
Sebret
Fer
Vei Piret Avenue
Cowley
Nevada
Onevada Muck
Ieee
West Main Street
Len
Lawrence
S. Ae
Ridgeway
Ellen
F. Ca
Atlantice Street
King County
A. Lawrence
Wes F
Borhood
Rainler Hoty
Fremont
Tres Pone
Ualheim & Holman
Bik
HO Dams & Nichols
Room
Alvord
Kent
Ettengren & Arnell
Roxwell_ block
Hillman
Shore Green Lake
Green Lake Trent
Staetent
Fifth Avenue
H. Taylor
Palmer House
R. B. West
G. A. Virtue
Haller Building
Barto & Reeds
T. Daniel Oman
SALY
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