Labor Day Holiday Planned by Seattle Unions
The Labor Council of Seattle plans a holiday celebration at White City with family activities all day, a mortgage burning ceremony for the Labor Temple, speeches by Attorney General John D. Atkinson Judge J W Robinson Charles Miller George F Cottell ex Governor Henry McBride and Mayor John F Miller as master of ceremonies. Proceeds go to the Central Labor Council treasury.
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Labor Council of Seattle Ay
White City
Aporta
Labor Temple
John D. Atkinson
J. W. Robinson
Charles Miller
George F. Cottell
Henry McBride
John F. Miller
Central Labor Cownell Treasury
Frank A. Rust
George Listman
R. BE. Orchard
Richard Jones
Forgery Case Sentences Man to State Reformatory
Forging a check for 48 dollars led to C. H. Grimm being sentenced to one year in the state reformatory at Mo this morning by Judge Frater.
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C. H. Grimm
State Reformatory
Frater
Mim
Policemen Ordered to Stop Political Campaigns
Chief Irving Ward announces that officers shall not engage in politics after patrolmen were found distributing campaign literature. Separately, Mrs Leonora M Lake, renowned suffragist, arrives in Seattle to address local women on woman suffrage at 2 30 next Tuesday at 1816 Madison Ave.
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Irving Ward
Leonora M. Lake
Chicago
Seattle
Fick
Madison
Mystery on Atlantic City boardwalk arouses Baltimore society figure
Report follows arrests linked to the boardwalk shooting involving Charles E. Roberts and his companion Mrs W G Williams of Baltimore. Williams, a famed Baltimore beauty, is tied to New York and Boston society circles and frequenting Elkridge kennels and local clubs as sleuths trace movements.
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W. G. 8. Williams
Baltimore
Roberts
Unc
Mra
W & G. Willams
Chas. E. Roberts
Atlantic City
Belle de
Elkridge Kennels
Society of New York
Hostonia
Insurance Agent Faces Grave Charge in Civil Suit
A prominent city insurance agent is to face a civil suit alleging embezzlement of nine insurance premiums from a marine policy. The accused, once with a firm that has offices in a major building, allegedly pocketed the premium from the policy and the firm refuses payment of the claim. The case, described as one of the largest insur ance suits in the city, is set to be filed soon.
Violins and outfits on sale at Kohl department store
One third off regular prices on violins and outfits advertised by C. H. Robe proprietor of Kohl department on Second Avenue Seattle.
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Kohl
Medford Dog Collars in Nickel Trim and Leather Styles
Classified ad lists dog collars in Medford with nickel trim russet leather options, leather lining, and prices around 59c to $2.00. Features include studded, ornamented, and belt-type collars in various sizes for terriers to Newfoundlands, with brands and item numbers noted.
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Medford
Mac
Ted
Stevens
No Clue to Lake Mystery in Everett Woman Murder
Police pursue every clue in the case of an unidentified woman found dead in woods near a lake. Deputy Sheriff Liner leads the investigation though officials say identification is unlikely and no solid leads exist.
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Creese
Everett
Liner
Formal charge filed in manslaughter case
Owen McCusker and Ralph J. Leavitt were formally charged with manslaughter in Judge Frater's court for the July 1 death of Rosella Sego after a morning appearance. Attorneys requested a week to prepare pleas as the trial is set for October. Public market sells peaches, lamb, cantaloupes, bread, roasted chicken, crab apples, and Italian prunes with assorted prices.
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Owen McCusker
Ralph J. Leavitt
Judge
Landon
MacCusker
Leavitt
Public Works Awards Coal Contract for City Furnaces
The board of public works awarded the city's coal contract for the year starting September 1, 1908. New eastern nut coal priced at 440 per ton to fuel furnaces, with Roslyn lamp coal for steaming engines in the fire department.
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Board of Public Works
Welshmen to Held Annual Labor Day Basket Picnic
Welsh residents plan a Labor Day gathering at Woodland Park with a coastwide singing program. Speeches are slated by J H Lehively Rev J M Hughes Prof A Moses and Rev Wm Prosser with J D Jones serving as marshal for the day.
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Woodland Park
J. HM. Lehively
J. M. Hughes
A. Moses
Wm. Prosser
J. D. Jones
Volunteers of America Move to Hall at 118% Second Ave
The Volunteers of America have deserted their tent and moved back into their hall at 118% Second Ave. The hall is newly painted and wallpapered with new carpet, improving its appearance. Meetings will be held every evening. Rev. EH Sutton, post chaplain and secretary, speaks tomorrow at 3 p.m. on The Duty of the Christian Voter on Election Day.
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Volunteers of
America
EH Sutton
Sail and sightseeing voyage from Puget Sound Navy Yard
Take advantage of the cool weather and visit the Puget Sound Navy Yard to view battle ships cruisers and a prison ship along with a training vessel. Boats depart Pier 2 foot of Yesler Way hourly for a round trip ride on the Sound.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Sound
Pier 2
Yesler Way
Toate
Seona
LERISLTIVE CANDIDATE E RAINIER VALLEY
An enthusiastic meeting in Rainier Neagh endorses Jedd P. Puller for representative of the Forty-float legislative district. Dunlap and Rainier Beach Republicans back his bid and volunteers pledge help on election day. Fuller, a Seattle resident since 1899, has 20 years in newspaper work.
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Rainier Neagh
Jedd P. Puller
Vorty-float
Puller
Dunlap
Rainier Beach Preeineta
Polly
Fuller
Rainier Valley
Seattle
Horse Show Ends Tonight at Western Fair Grounds
Seattle hosts a two day event at Mast Madison grounds with a featured jumping contest this afternoon between Vancouver and Seattle riders. Ladies from Vancouver will ride four of the five entries. The show is praised as highly successful and next year moves to the New Armory due to space.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Mast Madison
Western Fair Association
B. C
Beattle
New Armory
Thief Apprehended After Hotel Burglary in Ballard
In Ballard Patrolman Campbell arrested Ed Vandervier as he exited the Trafton hotel with hotel plunder. Ferguson reported the burglary and officers found razors watches and other items on Vandervier who claimed the name Ed Vandervier but wore a hat stamped J D Moore. The 19 year old waiter faces a hearing before Acting Police Judge Evans.
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Campbell
Hatlard
Ed. Vanvervier
Trafton Hotel
Ballard Av
Ferguson
Ed Vandervier
J. D. Moore
Vandervier
Evans
King Edward Strands on Chantry Island Rocks
Special dispatch reports the Al goma Central steamer King Edward ran aground near Chantry Island off Southampton. The lighthouse keeper heard signals and the life saving crew evacuated 16 passengers. The vessel is a total loss.
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Southampton
Ont
Algoma Central
King Edward
Chantry Island
Fox
Seattle Marine Band Concerts Extended at Woodland Park
Due to popular demand the Seattle Marine Band continues Sunday concerts at Woodland Park through September weather permitting. Tomorrow's program includes Pride selection Bohemian Girl Les Primaveres Mars Holst Dance of the Demons Fly Away Old Dog Tray Two Step Lights page and more with conductor McCoy N Smith.
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Seattle Marine Band
Woodland Park
Park Board
Balfe
Mills
Mr. G. Brown
Harion
Holst
Ascher
Mille
Beaumarie
Carnes
Page McCoy
N. Smith
Conduc
Empress of India to admit Moji and Nagasaki coal port shift
United Press dispatch from Vancouver reports that the Empress of India brings word of a fight between Moji and Nagasaki over coal for the new American Oriental service. The line Osaka Shosen Kaisha plans a June launch with Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, arranging coal at Moji and omitting Nagasaki as a port of call.
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United Press
Vancouver
B” CC
Empress of ‘Dia
Moji
Nagasaki
New American Oriental Service
Osaka Shoeen Kaisha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Mojt
Judge Grants Eleven Divorces in Superior Court
Judge Frater approved eleven divorces in the superior court this morning. Most petitions cited desertion and failure to support as grounds.
Haas for County Commissioner First District Ad
Paid political advertisement endorsing A F Haas Republican candidate for county commissioner first district. Primaries set for September 8 1998. List of supporters includes Judge C H Hanford CH Mack ROM Thomson L J Colman and others.
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A. F. Haas
C. H. Hanford
CH. Mack
Rom. Thomson
L. J. Colman
Geo. J. Danz
H. L. Sizer
W. W. Willlama
C. A. Phitbrick
L. Crawford
EK. L. Blaine
Griffith Davies
Geo. F Meacham
John A. Wheley
F. W. Weat
Austin P. Turweil
May Present Silver Service to Cruiser
Former Governor John H. McCraw, president of the Chamber of Commerce, wired John McDonough that the cruiser Colorado at the navy yard may be ordered to Honolulu direct. The local chamber offers cooperation to present a silver service to the cruiser.
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John H. McCraw
Chamber of Commerce
John McDonough
Denver, Colo
Colorado
Navy Yard
Honolulu
Allver
Crulmer
Aged Pioneer George W Seavey Dies at 85
George W Seavey longtime Seattle contractor and Northwest pioneer died yesterday afternoon at his niece Mrs G A Haines 8204 Seventeenth Ave N E He was 85 and had lived in the city for half a century Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Seattle Undertaking Parlors with interment in Lakeview Cemetery Survived by several relatives in the city
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George W. Seavey
Thin City
Tin
Mra
G. A. Haines
Seattle
Lakeview
Mr. Seavey
Wrecked Craft Not Found After Coast Search
Revenue Cutter Manning returns to port after sweeping Marin and Mendocino coasts seeking a supposed wreck and large pine lumber ashore at Point Arena last Wednesday night but finds nothing conclusive.
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United San Engipeo
Bop Bove
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Point Arena
Marin
Mendocino
Endeavorers 10 Rally To Raise Funds For Phonograph
The First Christian church hosts a Christian Endeavorers rally tomorrow to raise money for a phonograph to send to Dr. Royal J. Dye in Bolengi Africa. He will send back native songs, speeches, and translations, with the phonograph also entertaining locals. Cambrian quartet will perform. Rev. Joseph L. Garvin preaches on The Life Lived With God and The Sword of the Trowel as the Agency of Civilization.
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First Christian Church
Christian Endeavorers
Royal J. Dye
Bolengi
Africa
Cambian
Joseph L. Garvin
Pioneer Fields
Puget Toate Leaves Pier 2 for Hourly Trips
Take advantage of the good weather and ride from Puget Toate Pier 2 at the foot of Yesler Way. Board every hour for a round trip to Se ona.
Barnes V Yakey Fight Over Judge Race in Kit sap County
In Kit sap County a battle between the Corrupt Political Ring backing John B. Yakey and a coalition of farmers wage earners and taxpayers. The Ring accuses Yakey of stealing from a cripple and serving a big corporation while Barnes appeals to voters as the reform candidate opposing the Ring.
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Kitsap County
Tts
John B. Yakey
Ring
John W. Barnes
Sails Amid the Roaring of Guns
United Press dispatch from Melbourne reports the American battleship fleet leaving for Albany Queensland under gunfire, with the New Jersey delaying to collect mail. The fleet aims to coal at Albany on September 11 for the Manila voyage, a 3400 mile trip taking about six days.
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H. Lee Clotworthy
United Press
Georgia
Melbourne
Albany
King George's Sound
Queensland
New Jersey
America
Manila
Cosgrove Winds Up Campaign Tonight
G. Cosgrove Republican gubernatorial candidate winds up King County campaign with two meetings at LO OF hall Mont and Sypher's hall Ballard. North End supporters vow a strong sendoff as other speakers urge his cause. Music in Ballard and announcements expected. Labor Day barbecue promised by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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G. Cosgrove
King County
LO. O. F. Hall
Mont
Ballard
Sypher
Ice Watches Spark Interest at Local Fair
In a busy display at the fair, observers noted unusual watches and jewelry pieces named after local figures. The event highlighted craftsmanship and drew curious crowds from nearby districts including Cherryville and Albert Hansen venues.
Six King County Judges Endorsement Card
A non partisan judiciary notice urges King County voters to back six judges Wilson R. Gay John S. Jurey Boyd J. Tallman A W Hastie W H White and George H Clementson against the Bar Primary. It warns against John F Main a law lecturer and claims Tallman is harmed by the bar process. It emphasizes trial by jury and attacks corporate influence in Seattle.
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King County
Seattle
Superior Court
John F. Main
Main
Boyd J. Tallman
Tallman
Bar
Morris and Gilliam
Wilson R. Gay
Superior Court of King
John 8. Jurey
A. W. Hastie
W. H. White
Geo. H. Clementson
Judiciary Committee
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