No Street Car Strike Ends Dispute Over Receipts
Assistant Port faster Crockett reports for the year ending August shows a 20 percent gain from prior totals. 1902 receipts were $90,825.56, while 1904 receipts were $26,207.25. Mrs. H C Kelly was struck by a team on Second Avenue and Wherry Street. she was knocked down but not seriously hurt and Kilnen was released after police inquiry. The Beattie Traimmens union holds talks with Beattie Electric Company to settle differences, with both sides seeking a united approach and arbitration if needed.
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Crockett
H.C. Kelly
Artie Killen
Second Avenue
Wherry Street
Bhe
Killen
Wappenstein
Kempster
Beat the Electric Company
Kempeter
Starr- Neyd
Eld
Hemputer
Evvcative
Murth
Martu T
President Mahon
The
International Union
Mr. Mahon
Richard
Unknown bicyclist fatally struck by Green Lake streetcar
An unidentified man was hit by a Green Lake Line car near Weetiokeav Hepaldican street at 6 0 this morning. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital in critical condition and later pronounced dead. company officials refused to comment on the accident.
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Green Lake Line
Green Lake
Weetiokeav
Hepaldican Street
Electric Company
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Seattle General Hospital
City
Née
Brattle Electric Company
Record-Setting Year for U S Treasury Fees and Costs
A 1902 report shows the United States treasury collected $603,900.97 in fees, a record exceeding the past decade. The rise is linked to new settlements in Clatlam and Jefferson counties, while interior cuts and forest reserve maintenance totaled $16,959.45 with $29 in minor fees.
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United States
United States Treasury
Clatlam
Jefferson
Forest Reserves Office
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN
David Flynn reported to police yesterday that he was robbed while asleep in his room at the Taxland house. The money was taken from his trousers pocket. Justice George left yesterday for a two week camping vacation at Hidden Lake east of the moon. John F. Miller will occupy the police court bench and Justice will attend to estate crimes in connection with the struck one of the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Flynn
Taxland House
Justice BR. BR. George
Hidden Lake
John F. Miller
Justice
Crimcanes
Court to hear disorderly conduct charge against wagon rider
An incident occurred as a wagon pulled by horses moved with an unnamed man placed in the wagon by Jaller Stepler and sent to jail. The man faces a disorderly conduct charge and will appear in court today.
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Jaller Stepler
E. T. Gil
Chamber of Commerce
Cornelius Kelly
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company of Furte
Seattle
Washington
Nome freighter Furekai moves north to load for Alaska road
The Furekai will pick up railroad ties at Fairhaven for the Western Alaska Construction Co road project. It will also haul lumber from Everett and Seattle before returning north. A dozen mining men led by figures such as James Harvey and Samuel J. Silverman departed Seattle aboard City of Seattle to invest in Prince of Wales Island mining prospects.
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Furekai
Fairhaven
Western Alaska Construction Company
Everett
Seattle
Prince of Wales Island
James Harvey
Benjamin PD. Brown
Colonel Morrison
Ohn Meade
Milex Moore
Barney Berinds
Samuel J. Silverman
Paul Johnson
Joseph Bye
Man Injured After Work Collision at Port Plakeley Mill
James Davia of Port Plakeley Mill Company suffered crush injuries to his right shoulder and leg after being struck earlier at work near the mill. He was taken to Providence hospital for treatment.
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James Davia
Port Plakeley Mill Company
Providence Hospital
Patrol officers find four youths playing blackjack in shack
Patrolman Springle and Sergt Peer find four boys playing blackjack near Pine Street and H Eventh Avenue. The officers consider arrest but the youths beg for mercy and promise to reform, so Peer releases them.
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Springle
Sergt. Peer
Pine Street
H Eventh Avenue
Brutal Revenge Sounds in Ballard Court Case
William Beatty, a miliband, attacked his divorced wife at her Ballard home. The woman’s face was beaten to a pulp and she was unconscious when neighbors moved her. Beatty had threatened revenge after the divorce three months ago and faces possible trial in superior court.
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William Beatty
Miliband
Ballard
Jail Break Exposes Flaws In City Prison Wing
A morning escape from the new jail wing freed six to seven inmates described as hobos with morphine and opium ties. Prisoners unscrewed a belt lock, slipped through a wall, and fled through a rear alley toward Youter Way as police search continues with no trace yet found.
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John Fheubere
John Mardssey
Hilly Madden
Charlee Gallagher
John Cummings
Harry Wilkinson
Hob Foster
Jatler Corning
Youter Way
Janitor Seizes Two Burglars After Chase in Alley
G A Hingle, a janitor, captured two burglars after a chase near Mutual Life siding. The youths Wille Smith aged 15 and Marty Lavenroth aged 10 were arrested. a third offender escaped. Bingle fired a shot but the thieves fled faster until Patrolman Bohaneman arrived.
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G. A. Hingle
Mutual Life Siding
Wille Smith
Marty Lavenroth
Roth
Pewsboye
Bohaneman
Divorce Granted to Mrs Nellie Finn in Cruelty Case
Mrs Nellie Finn was granted a divorce yesterday from Timothy Finn by Judge Tallman on grounds of cruelty. She alleged his indulgence in indiscretions and a strong wish to be photographed with other women, while he loved others but not her.
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Nellie Finn
Timothy Finn
Chinatown merchants threaten action after opium den parade
Wa Chung and Wo Jen, Seattle’s Chinese merchants, seek police action against Woodmen’s carnival managers and Seattle Transfer Co for an alleged opium smoking parade. They claim local youths were paraded through Chinatown and labeled as opium smokers, dragging their names into the incident and threatening civil damages.
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Seattle
Chinatown
Woodmen's Carnival
Seattle Transfer Company
Wa Chung
Wo Jen
Caine
Pany
More Trouble for Gilson in Enumclaw Incident
George Gilson, who sought warrants for assault and battery against neighbors in Enumclaw, was arrested for resisting an officer after a dispute with a contractor. He was handcuffed due to lack of jail, paraded, then had a hotel card attached to the chains. An attorney secured a change of venue and Justice Turner Durham presided, remanding the defendant.
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George Gilson
Casealt and
Enumclaw
Gibon
Ito
Cipal
Etr
Turner Durham
Swap for Mr Hickey Subtext
Hickey and teammates faced a rough game with misplays and injuries. Pitcher Jack limited the shuggers to two hits while fanning 16 strikeouts. Dammann was sent off for beefing and Meleurretti replaced him. Beattie debuted with a crowd reaction and Booty drew attention.
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Ode
Hickey
Jack
Shuggers
Heye
Ton
Carruthers
George
Dammann
Leurretti
Hockenfield
Angels Lose Again as Carrick Struggles Against Seattle
In Los Angeles on Sept 2 the Angels were defeated by Seattle. Carrick struggled at bat while Seattle produced heavy hitting but could not overcome the Angels. Splen, the Angels catcher, was ejected for kicking and ejected from the game. Score by innings not fully legible.
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Los Angeles
Angels
Carrick
Seattle
Wellal
Splen
Angela
Labor Meetings Tonight At Various Halls In City
Listings show union gatherings from Brewery Laborers Newells hall to Teamsters Cotling hall. Meetings include Clerks at Waitretses hall and Electrical Helpers at Leo's Business College, with several trades convening on Becond Avenue and adjacent streets.
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Newells Hall
Routh Beattie
Laborere
Olympic Hall
Becond Avenue
Waitretses
Electrical Helpers
Leo's Business College
Mike Street
Lathers Carpenters
Fourth Avenue Ship Carpentere
Piyer Dock Teamsters
Cotling Hall
Eight-year-old boy leaves home with nine cents
Charles Price, an 8-year-old boy, wandered from his home at 16 Twenty-first Avenue. He left home yesterday morning taking with him 9 cents in change and has not been seen since.
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Charles Price
Twenty-first Avenue
Real Estate Deals Move in City Purchases by Green Leads
Joshua Green sold the northwest corner of Fourth avenue south end Main street to R HM McCormick for 76000 dollars. Joshua and Thomas M Green sold a 120 foot frontage of Piret avenue between Bell and Bat ory to Joseph Hoestich for 20000 dollars.
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Joshua Green
R. HM. McCormick
Fourth Avenue
Main Street
Joshua
Thomas M. Green
Joseph Hoestich
Piret Avenue
Bell and Batory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krempeter
Beattie Traimmens Union
FF Gy
Marine News
Logger
Bastile
Tom
Gilson
MR. Hickey
Ovo
Butte
Bart Hatterson
Mt Each
Angelo
San Francisco
Butler and
Shea
Cooper
Sacramento
Sam
Herr
Carter
Zear
Rown
Graham
Angeles
Rancieco
Ree
Oakland
Kart Denns Eye
Marshall Fields
W. B. Hutchinson Company
Second Ave. and
Union St
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