Union Label Controversy Leads to Arrest Warrant Issued
The prosecuting office filed a warrant for the arrest of J. Montgomery of Seattle Printing Company Fullerton, a county commissioner candidate. The incident involved printed materials bearing a union label lacking a required number, prompting claims of nonunion shop status and a new statute criminalizing unapproved union labels. Montgomery was slated for arrest after the warrant was sworn.
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J. Montgomery
Seattle
Fullerton
Labor Temple
Heattle Printing Company
Montgomery
Frisco Murder Mystery Deepens With New Suspects
United Press reports tension surrounding the death of Mrs. Alice Donohue as investigators search for Joseph Berry a miner once linked to her. Berry previously lived with Donohue in Birmingham Pa and the couple toured France before settling disputes in San Francisco tensions led to threats amid unclear marriage status. Gustav Allstead remains released from early suspicion.
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United Press
Alice Donohue
Joseph Berry
Pew
Daniel Ieree
Berry
Far North Ships A. P. Y. P. Trophies From Nome
Northern Alaska reports hunting trophies shipped for the Alaska exhibit. Four moose heads and four moose horn pairs arrive from Nome alongside five caribou heads and mountain sheep. Ships from Victoria and other vessels will send trophies to Union ports before September 1 with licenses waived for pre May 11 kills.
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Alaska
Yukon Pacific
Victoria
Nome
Diska
A. Y.P
Portland
Santa Clara
House Mover Fined for Obstructing City Traffic
Police Judge Robert E. yesterday fined J. A. Spinney for obstructing Sit traffic by leaving a house on a line at 12th av S and King St tying up flows and forcing 16 000 Beacon Hill residents to detour. The case marked the first of its kind tried in court though similar acts occurred before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E
J. A. Spinney
12Th Av. S
King 14
Beacon Hillow Walk
Spinney
Seattle Electric Company
Murder Evidence Found in Idaho Barn Tragedy
A murder investigation in Bor Idaho reveals a body found in a Highland valley barn on Sep 4. The victim, identified as August Stanke, suffered fatal wounds amid bloodstains, with investigators awaiting cause determination. Louis Jacurnic, previously wounded by Simmons, was acquitted on a plea, while Simmons faces charges as a principal witness in the case.
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Bor
Idaho
Simmons
Barn Bis Ranch
Highland Valley
August Stanke
Louis Jacurnic
Prin
Fr Van Horn Vacation Absence Sparks Sermon Salvo
Fr Van Horn of the Congregational church on vacation. during his absence several sermons at the Was [Was?] Congregational church were tendered the pastorate but were refused the call.
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van Horn
Congregational Church
Raymer’s Diction of Greater Seattle Issued
D Raymer & Co. at 1622 First Ave announce a new edition of Raymer's Diction of Greater Seattle. The revised volume is more complete than prior editions and should aid both newcomers and longtime residents.
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D. Raymer & Co
1622
Firatay
Raymer
Greater
Seattle
Murder by own action shocks Hillabore Tex town
Dock Watton shot Carl Horn in a downtown street then killed Mise Ethel Hadal and turned the revolver on himself in Hillabore Texas. No motive could be given for the tragedy. The dispatch also notes a nonsensical racial anecdote from Harper's Weekly.
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United Press
Hillaboro
Tex
Dock Watton
Carl Horn
Mise Ethel Hdsal
Stage Manager Reassigns Role Amid Disorder
The script shows a Stage Manager instructing a replacement to perform the line My lord the carriage waits as Jones is ill. A New Superintendent questions which actor to use while18 entry chaos and references Dr George W Miracle pediatrician at 410 Hinckley biosk.
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Jones
Cummins Nominated for Senate by Broad Iowa caucus
Gov A B Cummins won a 58 to 1 caucus vote by both houses to secure the senate nomination for the short term. The stand pattern declined to join the caucus and will challenge Cummins on the floor as the successor to the late William B Allison.
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United Press
Pressotnicu
A. B. Cummins
Senate
Cummins
Suc
William B. Allison
Campaign speakers named for Midwest tour
Chicago campaign manager Frank H Hitchcock lists speakers for the campaign swing into the middle and far west. Names include Vice President Fairbanks Secretary Root Garfield Straus Dolliver LaFollette Borah Nelan Harrows Bradley Brown Cannon Burke Hoch Sherman and Jamce Sherman. The piece also notes a humorous exchange about Tafts mustache.
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United Press
Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Middle
Far West
Fairbanks
Root
Interior
Garfield
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Dolliver
LaFollette
Borah
Nelan Harrows
Bradley
Brown
Cannon
U. S
Burke
Hoch
Kansas
Jamce
Sherman
Union Bakery Reopens After Renovation and Europe Return
Union Bakery and Restaurant at 217 Pike reopens Saturday at 6 am after a brief closure for renovations. Proprietor P. A. Halbers, back from Europe where he spent 18 months, resumes personal charge and invites friends and the public. Anston Pokery and Restaurant at 217 Pike.
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P. A. Halbers
Europe
Anston Pokery and Restaurant
Pike
Racing results from today’s card
First race winner Minalto finishing in 1 18 46 with Dredkin second. Second race saw Rose Cherry at 6 to 1 with Hirdie P in 4 to 1 and Honaventure also at 6 to 1.
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Minalto
Dredkin
Rose Cherry
Hirdie P
Honaventure
Purposeless Candidate Sermon At First Presbyterian
The Rev. M. A. Matthews will preach a political sermon on preaching politics titled The Purposeless Candidate at First Presbyterian Church on Sunday night. The address will explore officer and citizen roles within political life.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Ladies Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Officers were elected last night by the ladies' auxiliary of the Pennsylvania association. Charlies Somers was named president with T. N. Jones, B. L. Chiia, and A. K. Bloom as vice presidents. A. W. Van Kirk was chosen secretary and treasurer, Wil a Rh. Gay the corresponding secretary.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Pennsylvania Association
Charlies Somers
T. N. Jones
B. L. Chiia
A. EK. Bloom
A. W. van Kirk
Mra
Wila Rh. Gay
Arrests in Ballard Hotel Theft and Wood Wagon Fraud
S Vanderdier, 19, a waiter, was arrested by Patrolman Campbell as he left the Trafton hotel at 6325 Ballard av with stolen hotel plunder. A warrant was issued for KR H McCain, a wood wagon driver, accused of delivering two wood loads and taking 28.25 dollars which he did not return to the office.
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S. Vanderdier
Campbell
Ballard Police
Trafton Hotel
Ballard Av
KR. H. McCain
McCain
Free Labor Day Barbecue Dinner Attracts 2500 Attendees
A large Labor Day barbecue invites 2,500 attendees for a free meal hosted by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The event promises food and fellowship for railroad workers and their families with community support.
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Lunction
Yosemite
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chief Ward Returns From Vacation To Lead City Police
Chief of Police Irving Ward resumes duties at headquarters after vacations in Vancouver Portland and Aberdeen He plans to adjust the restricted district issue with Mayor Miller and keep crib houses closed while patrolmen prevent spread of the problem through the city The blood which passes through the heart every minute is equal to the whole quantity in the .
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Irving Ward
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Aberdeen
Miller
Chief Ward
Roosevelt Awaited Foraker Taft Meeting Response
At Middlebass Island on September 4 the Taft party watches for Roosevelt remarks on the Toledo Foraker Taft meeting. Some fear misinterpretation as Taft knew nothing of the local committee program and did not plan to meet Senator Foraker. Foraker’s note that no peace was made stirs talk. Cornered in a round house headline.
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United Press
Middlebass Island
Taft
Roosevelt
Toledo
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg Co Offers High Grade Tailored Garments
The Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg Co of Seattle offers a large sale of women tailored garments at substantial savings. Materials sold at 3313 cents on the dollar enable the factory to produce coats suits and skirts in Riverside worsted silk lined and broadcloth with prices from 7.60 to 40.00 and custom suits at one third less than before under a skilled designer at 1316 2nd Ave.
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Novelty Cloak & Suit Mfg. Co
Seattle
Riverside
Riverside Mills
Novelty
Sulit & Skirt Mfg. Co
Beconday Optical Co Offers Comfortable Eyewear
S Behuchard Optical Co presents eyeglasses described as comfortable and neat in appearance. The note mentions fitting frames to suit any eye and lists the address 1207 Beconday.
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Sbehuchard Optical Co
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Far North
Hoose
Caribou
Sam
Mpuses Oakland Church
Dictionary OF City
Georgia
Pete
Bose
Boas
Harper's Weekly
Otsa Ieg
Geo. W. Miracle
Hinckley Biosk
Second Ave
Jenks
Mr. Bryan
Union Bakery and Restaurant
Jos. Keller
Piano She and
Tintan
Rehr In
Bros
Johnstons
Kohler & Chase
Piano Dealers
Seattle, WN
Thief
8. C. Osborn 4 CO
New York
Setae
Conegien Heche
Hi. M&s. We
Waren
Fuel & Iron
Tay ii Histone Hila
Pacific
Olympia
Eo Ts
Johneton Co
Third & University
Pacific & Paget Sound Bottling CO
COR, Stewart and Minor
Teddy
Bhuron Eymolasses
Kohler & Chase. Co
H. Robe
Nichols
Rey Rr
F. M. Spinning
Madison St
Costello & Grant
Fifth Avenue
Pike Street
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