Riplinger Gets a Jolt as License App Is Denied
City council debated Saloon J J Moore license approval amid claims of flawed transfers and pending actions. Crichton and Kiplinger pressed for rejection citing law violations and pending police license concerns, while supporters argued bonafide changes. The council moved to deny the license for J J Moore amid a tense exchange on licensing procedures.
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Riplinger
Police Revenue Committee
J. J. Moore
James
Kistler
Man Crichton
Weeks
Kist
Kiplinger
Jie Leense
Ehid
Megaphone Fiend Cleared After Police Hearing
Patrolman John W. Glastock was exonerated by the police commission after a hearing over arrest authority. Battelle, a vendor, posed as a victim to ridicule the process. the commission criticized his conduct. Battelle remains free on bond on an embezzlement charge as the panel warned officers must arrest disturbances on sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Glastock
Police Commission
Batesile
Madison Street
Glascock
Randolph
Battelle
Ornia
Opener
Collision as PIM Truck Hits Street Car on First Avenue
A PIM truck collided with a street car on First Avenue causing minor injuries to a passenger and minor damage to both vehicles. Police we reponded and conducted an investigation. traffic was briefly delayed while crews cleared the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Car Crash Near Arlington Hotel Involved Street Car
A truck tearing down the avenue collided with a street car near the Arlington Hotel after Motorman J Linatrom and Conductor P J Munnwee stopped at University Street for the post office. Driver Raymond tried to avert impact but wheels snagged in the track. The car suffered minor damage and no passengers were injured amid horse panic and injuries to Capt. Johnson Detvermend.
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Belltown
R. G. Johnson
Colli
Arlington Hotel
J. Linatrom
P. J. Munnwee
University Street
Raymond
Johnson
Pogl
Pssengers
Aggie Franklin Known as Kitty Franklin Accused of Robbery
Short reports Aggie Franklin also called Kitty Franklin, seen at the Casino saloon, allegedly had money stolen after a bar incident. Police arrest Officer Cameron investigated and detained the woman, who denies the robbery and has prior police interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggie Franklin
Kitty Franklin
Cameron
Frank Jurcelle
Short
Hire
Short Sugg Agete Franklin
Markets Show Little Change Amid Slack Trading
The Markets column notes few shifts with slack trading on Western avenue. A half season in the par lance of the Commission men and activity across markets. Vegetables are fairly abundant though varieties are not as plentiful. Prices mostly steady except for onions which are weaker. Potatoes are very scarce but an improvement is anticipated daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andant
Obscure Market Prices For Produce And Feed Items
Fragmented prices for potatoes lettuce cantaloupes melons oranges and other produce. Entries show per case per ton unit costs with mixed typos and unclear vendors or dates.
Vaudeville at Madison Theatre Show Promises Two Stars
A vaudeville and burlesque performance featuring Venita the transformation dance and Wallace the Untameable Lion graces the Madison Theatre this week with two headline attractions. A brief run includes a Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Madison Theatre
Bilt
Unguarded Third Rail Kills Workman on Interurban Line
A Seattle Interurban Railroad worker named McLeod was fatally electrocuted by an unguarded third rail near Georgetown. The incident occurred while spiking a rail, causing the man to fall and complete an electrical circuit with his body. He died within about twenty minutes, after being found unconscious. The coroner investigated and noted others employed by the same company lived in Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Meteod
Seattle & Interurban
Georgetown
C. P. Smith
Bonney & Stewart
Wiltsie
Kent
Melee
Smith
Mott
The Truth About the Steinway Upright Piano
A fragmented discussion weighs upright Steinway pianos against grand models. The piece argues reputations and perceptions influence choice, noting critics claim uprights match grand sound while others dispute the claim.
Rotten nets prompt suit against Chippeck Fish Co
The Sullivan County Company filed a suit in the supreme court seeking 2250 dollars after alleging a 1000 feet of flah net bought from the Chippeck Company was rotten. They seek the original 950 dollars and costs to recover, with action to take up the note. Around Town notes report John McDonald facing charges for alleged rent theft at Make Nelson's saloon on Washington Street. Justice Cann discharged him yesterday. evidence reportedly insufficient to bind over to the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotten
Sullivan
Supreme Court
Chippeck Fish Company
Chippeck Company
Wan Rotten
John McDonald
J. L. Lesher
Make & Nelson
Ashington Street
Juntice Cann
Reverend Sawyer Departs Town for San Francisco Post
Reverend Louis J. Sawyer leaves Seat tie today for San Francisco to head the Hamilton Square Street church. He comes from Rochester, New York, where he led the North Papuet church for over six years, elevating its standing. Replacement will be the Reverend Oscar Hayward of Jackson, Tennessee.
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Louis J. Sawyer
Seattie
San Francisco
Hamiltton Square Tet
Sawyer
Rochester
N. Y
North Papuet
Owcar Hayward
Jackwon. Tenn
Political Feast Honors Henry George Birthday Banquet
Nine local supporters of Henry George gathered at the Rainier Grand hotel for a birthday banquet and celebration of the single tax advocate. The event continued past midnight with feasting and toasts, reflecting steady interest in reform ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Pat Reyes
Pleasurable semi political dinner features noted speakers
The event praised as one of the year s finest dinners featured master of ceremonies David De Beck delivering wit and humor to shape the banquet s success. A lengthy list of speakers included Henry W Stein Henry W Stone Alfred Wolfe Rev W K Mimonds Malcolm McDonald and G Meisner with letters from prominent single taxers nationwide read by the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David de Beck
Tey
Apenkore
Henry W. Stein
Henrry W. Stone
Portland Y. M
Alfred 4. Wolfe
W. K. Mimonds
Malcolm McDonald
G. Meisner
Doomed plan ends for Miret avenue regrading project
The indefinite postponement of the Miret avenue regrading and paving project in North Seattle was confirmed last night by the Post. The plan will not be pursued at this time and no further work is expected.
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Miret Avenue
Seattle
Williams and Marshall Wed in Seattle Evening Ceremony
A. B. Williams, a prominent young business man, and Miss Elisabeth Marshall of Seattle were married by Father F. X. Refontaine last evening. The couple will make their home there.
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A. B. Williams
Elisabeth Marshall
Seattle
F. X. Refontaine
Shoes Bargains On Various Styles At Low Prices
Tomorrow underpriced shoe sale offers Women’s Fine Dongola Lace Shoes at 1.78, Men’s Fine Box Calf Lace Shoes at 2.75, Men’s Satin Calf Lace Shoes at 1.95, Youth’s Satin Calf Lace Shoes 1.75 to 2.00, and Women’s Kia Oxford Ties at 1.45. Includes Goodyear welted soles and hand turned soles with multiple sizes and heels.
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New York
Women's Flannel Gowns and Muslin Underwear Sale
Delicate gowns and undergarments advertised with deep discounts. Womens flannel gowns and muslin underwear offered at reduced prices, including white lawn skirts, embroidered dresses for children, and cambric corset covers. Special prices highlighted on various items with measurements and finishes noted.
Bargain Prices On Household Goods At Local Store
Readable list of discounted items including toasters, guaranteed teaspoons, dress linings, fleece lined apparel, jerseys, handkerchiefs, soaps, perfumes, dresses, shirts, robes, skirts, caps, fabrics, rugs, netting, linen thread, tablets, lace collars, hair brushes, crepe paper and more. Certain items priced per unit or per set with 8 to 11 oclock sale windows noted. Deals emphasize value on dry goods, notions, and household textiles.
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Misses
Jersey
Axminster
Women's Point
Venice
Women's 3 point House Slippers and Lace Shoes Offer
A catalog item note lists Women’s 3 point House Slippers priced at 48 cents with sizes 8 to 11. Also mentioned are Women’s Bachan Kid lace shoes with patent tip light Mexible soles and concave heel priced at $1.50, plus Women’s Summer Ties in Swiss or Pique fabrics offered at 17 or 50 cents.
Women Hosiery Ads Highlight Fast Black and Lisle Stock
A compact ad roundup promotes Women’s Hosiery in multiple lines. Items include Fast Black Fleece Linen Cotton Hose with double heel and sole, Fast Black Pure Lisle with high spliced heel, and Extra Fine Cotton Hose with mace split foot. Also featured are Misses Pine Ribbed Cotton Hose with double toe and knee. Prices noted in cents and week day references appear.
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Ihe
Drugstore catalog items and prices
A list of patent medicines and remedies with prices and brief descriptions. Products include Pinkham's Sanitive Wash, German Blood Purifying Tea, Pinkham's Blood Purifier, Pierce's Golden Medical, Sarsaparilla, Ceesnens Cream, Malvina Cream, Rosaline, Vaseline Pure, Allcock's Porous Plaster, Garfield Tea and Magnétic Olin with varying bottle and package prices. The text reads like an old catalog ad.
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Pinkham
Pierce's Golden Medical
Ste
Umbrella Specials Offer Various 19th Century Parasol Items
Advertises a range of umbrellas with paragon frames, black covers, bone wood Dresden handles and high values. Lists women and men’s sizes with prices from 60e to 2.60 each, noting steel rods and German silver fittings, with fast rainproof covers and guaranteed construction.
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Bone
Dresden
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Dr. Crichton
Rhodes Bros
Tween Weeee
Tea, Coffee and Crockery House
Second Avenue
Vagetadir
Ereen
Arcing
Oie
Commission
Washington
Corm
Colle’ Barker
Coune
Fasem
Ashingtos Timothy
Cifaita
Madison Street Theater
Third Avenue
Third Avenue Theatre
Thelma
le Dunlap
Union Block
Pioneer Square
Fourth and
Morrison Street
Portland
Ranke Hall
Steinway
Tennyeon
Gomweheh
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Rev. Sawyer
Hese
Schechard Optical Co
Omer Optical Co. Evenue
Eattla
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Seater & Co
Garret
Frederick & Nelson
Madison St
Booth
Malvina
Parker
Wright
Perry Davis
Allcoth
Garfield
Umbrella
Caren
the Bon Marche
THE
BIG Store
Second Avenues
Pike Street
Nordhoff & Co
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