Gamblers clash over Sunday games in Blackchapel district
In Blackchapel district a gambling war brews between old line card players and new Uptown clubs. Old houses condemn Sunday play and alleged cheating while police and mayor remain silent. Owners discuss remedies after repeated meetings without action.
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Blackchapel
Beattle Knights
Breen
Jackson Street
Hine
Ruiga
Walla
Sullivan
Humes
Tenderloin dance halls face new license crackdowns
Washington and Main street districts ban dancing halls without concert hall licenses. Chief Sullivan orders curbs on venues, with only the Comique theater and Buckingham hall remaining active in the Tenderloin tonight. Councilman Kistler says an ordinance is in the works as licenses near expiry.
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Washington
Main Street
Sullivan
Comique
Buckingham Halle
Monterey
Blackchapel
The
Jackson Street
Barnet
Ocidental Avenue
Heinrich Bros. Savoyer
Recond Avenue
Main At
George W. Young
Avene
J. KR. Smith
Brown Burns Liquor Company
Occidental Avenue
Washington Street
A. Quandt
Wiliams & Lewis
Firet Avenue
Comique Theater Company
Shooting Affair Makes Commotion In North Seattle
A reported shooting near the Chilberg home at 2122 First Avenue prompted a police check. John Elliot was named as the man allegedly shot, but Jack Flood claimed a dispute occurred and denied using a revolver. Neighbors did not hear a shot and Detective Adame found no corroborating evidence, returning to the station without an arrest.
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Seattle
Adame
Chilberg
First Avenue
John Elliot
Acording
Jack Flood
Childere
Flood
Elliot
Adams
Seattle Christian Endeavor Union reports progress at Westminster church
At the Seattle local union meeting held last night at Westminster Presbyterian Church, reports highlighted ongoing work by Carl Reeves on the Quiet Hour and the Floating Endeavor. A committee including Miss Louella S. Dyre, B. Sweer, and Miss May Little drafted sympathy resolutions for the family of George B. Morehouse, who recently drowned. the resolutions were adopted for presentation to the bereaved family.
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Seattle
Union of Christian Endeavor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Carl Reeves
Arnell
Louella 8. Dyre
B. Sweer
May Little
George B. Morehouse
Eulogizes McKinley In Columbus Stop
In Columbus Ohio on September 6 the president made a brief speech en route noting the first anniversary of McKinley's assassination He extolled the life work and aims of the late martyr.
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Columbue
Ohio
McKinley
Editor to Stand Trial for Libel
Alfred Balin editor of the Western Tribune was arraigned before Judge George on criminal libel charges. He was released on a $460 cash bond until his case goes to trial. Rev G Faulk pastor of the Swedish MKB church brought the suit over Balin's article reflecting on his character.
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Alfred Balin
The
Western Tribune
George
Rev
G. Faulk
MKB
Balin
Rev. Falk
Pioneer Dies In Seattle At 72 Years
Thomas Miles a pioneer settler of Seattle died yesterday at 16264 First Ave He leaves a widow and six grown children all residing in Beattie He was 72 years old
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Thomas Miles
Seattle
First Ave
Beattie
ST PAUL ARRIVES WITH FISHER MEN AND SALMON CARGO
The P P N Co ship Bt Paul capt Townsend returned from Nushigak with 155 fishermen and 41000 salmon cases. Storm at Unimak Pass three days damaged mainsail delaying arrival. Paul left four vessels of the APA fleet. Star of Italy headed to San Francisco and Ruth to Astoria with saltfish.
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Bt. Paul
Townsend
Nushigak
Unimak Pass
Paul
Star of
Italy
San Francisco
Astoria
Schoolteacher Assignments for Coming Year Completed
Superintendent F B Cooper has completed assigning teachers to schools for the coming year. Four teachers remain unplaced temporarily and positions may shift to fit school interests and needs.
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F. B. Cooper
Funeral for Blanch Caraher Slated at 1708 Bellevue Ave
Blanch Caraher aged 71 died at Providence hospital this morning from surgery effects. Funeral will be held from the residence 1708 Bellevue avenue on Monday.
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Blanch Caraher
Providence Hospital
Bellevue Avenue
Ex-Express Man Arrested Over Driving Lame Horse
BD Graves, former express man, was arrested by Humane Officer Ridgway after being warned twice not to drive a lame horse. Graves had a stand before the Burke building and was released on bail.
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Graves
Ridgway
Burke
Dies at 107 in Santa Monica
Martin Ruts died in Santa Monica California yesterday at the age of 107. He was born in Chihuahua Mexico in 1813. His descendants include the fourth generation.
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Banta Monica
Cal
Martin Ruts
Chihuahua
Mex
Egan Dramatic School Publishes Descriptive Pamphlet
Frank nh announces a new pamphlet describing the Egan Dramatic School. The book includes half toned portraits and views, outlines two yearly courses, and notes frequent public appearances in Seattle under Mr Bean's supervision.
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Egan Dramatic School
Frank ©Nh
Dramatic School
Dramatic
Egan
Holyoke
First Avenue
Spring Street
Seattle
Mr. Bean
Newsboys Chase the Pig in Bremerton Outing
The Star newsboys head to Bremerton tomorrow for a day of events including a pre eating contest and a greasy pig race. The youngsters joke about feeling pressure from pies as they anticipate the sprinting pig named Wa Wa and the playful chaos of the day.
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Star
Tan
Newsboya
Boston
Philadelphia
Oregon
Rabbi Joseph Delivers Third Anniversary Sermon
The Reverend Theodore F. Joseph preached his third anniversary sermon to a large Temple de Hoof congregation last night. The Floating Christian Endeavor Society will hold services on the coast by Wall Street at 3 50 Sunday afternoon with a free clam bake on Lund Sept 7 and a grand concert at the Club House West Beattle.
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Theodore F. Joseph
Temple de Hooch
Floating
Christian Endeavor Society
Wall Street
Lund
Weat
Democrats Nominate Wide Ticket At County Convention
After 12 hours of lively work the Democratic county convention adjourned with a full slate of legislative and county candidates. Sheriff Edward Cudihee was renominated by acclamation amid a grateful reception. The ticket includes G Meade Emory for Superior Judge and Joseph Shay for Constable Seattle precinct, among others, with extensive endorsements and local dispute over platform labor provisions.
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Edward Cudihee
J. T. Ronald
Betond
Ronald
Cudihee
Tracy
Oregon
James Hamilton Lewis
van Horne
Gerrels
Fred Smithers
Canétiate
Pike
G. A. C. Rochester
Justice of the Peace
J. Eh. McGrew
J. Henry Denning
Mr. Rochester
Mr. Denning
Fred
Mr. Methew
G. M Emory
Altigudge Emory
Head
Judge Emory
Pemmene
Constable
Seattle
Joseph Shay
H. W. Marr
Beattie Police Department
G. Meade
Emory
Cere
Edward Cudthee
Dale Wood
Harry B. Drees
Jenna Schram
Cdea
Fred W. Pike
Warships to Leave Navy Yard Next Week
Sunday offers ideal conditions to view the fleet at the navy yard. Three ATX vessels now present will depart in the coming week with Honats scheduled to leave Colman Dock at 9 10, 11, 12 30, 1 16, 2 30 and 4 30 PM.
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Navy Yard
Atx
Honats
Colman Dock
Port Orchard
Columbia Dock
Columbia Street
Make Home Make Home Piano Or Organ Ad
The advert promotes piano or organ ownership to refresh and educate children at home. It markets brands like Kimball Hobart M Cable Pease and D Johnston Co and claims direct factory representation with shipments in carload lots and easy terms. Some payments as low as percent per month are advertised.
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Kimball
Hobart M. Cable
Pease
D. 8. Johnston Co
Kimball Organ
Convention Refuses to Reconsider Platform Endorsement
A rising vote secures the convention's adoption of the party platform. The platform supports the national party line, while leaders eulogize Governor Rogers, condemn tax cuts for a Seattle utility, and push for lower railroad freight rates and county road improvements. An especial committee selects delegates to the state convention. John Y. Terry is named chairman of the new county central committee to lead the fall campaign.
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Giman
J. T. Ronald
Sweeney
George Turner
Congress
Rogers
Seattle Electric Company
John Y. Terry
Beattie Club Clinches Top Spot After 6 2 Win
The Beattie team defeated Sammy Vieneux's Greys 6 to 2 as manager Dugdale celebrated atop a ladder. Seattle’s club leads the circuit while Butte and Portland stumble, with Engie and Mickey delivering pitching for a tense battle. Hickey starred with sharp work as Portland managed only two runs.
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Beattie
Sammy Vieneux
Greys
Dugdale Wee
Butte “Miners
Tigers
Engie
Jack Mickey
Hoth
Portland Bunch
Local Baseball Action and Upcoming Matchups
The report details hit-heavy play by Hickey and Hedwarts with Portland and Webfooters powering the offense. Beattie sparked a tying rally as four-base hits fueled a late-inning surge, and Gamen is set to face Portland again tomorrow and Monday. Spokane tops Helena 7 to 2 while Spokane beats Helena 7 to 4 in another game context. a candy bake and concert are announced for September 7 at the Club House. The text cites multiple teams and scorers, including Dowling, Van Huren, Anderston, and Hedwarts, with references to minor league activity and upcoming schedules.
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van Huren
Anderston
Beattie
Portland
Hedwarts
All Star Funmakers at Madison Theater Next Week
An all star company of funmakers will perform at the Madison theater with a tough provoking comedy titled Slipperys. Principal parts are Walter Reed Davenport Ed Lang Nellie Gerin and Frances Gibson. The program includes vaudeville features new acts and old headliners with continuous shows and matinees. The week opens with matinee tomorrow afternoon. Four children and $20 Ada Higerstaff divorced from Joe Judge Griffin with alimony and custody of four children.
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Madison Theater
Walter Reed
Davenport
Ed. Lang
Nellie Gerin
Frances Gibson
Acta
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la Medicis
Ware
Piret Ave
Union
Wah Bonney & Stewart Pesers Eritors
Svalenere
Third Avenue
Mr Ne Main
Wrsch
Stoma
Hirsch
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Block
Floet
Reliable Pianos
Cline’s
Piano House
Union ST
Hese, Schuchard Optical Co
Schuchard Optical Co
All Night
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co
Ano
Bet
Pike and Unica
Wash
OB. Buck & CO
Nd Avenue
New Times Building
Ramaker Music
W. S. Kirk
Ratcher
Albert Hansen
Ithequaker Drug CO
K Jae-It-Up
Globe Building
Queen City Laundry
Colters
Quick
Quick Drug CO
F.W. Merrick
American Clothier
Ueten
James Henry
Jolver, and Packer
Steen Vate
Loegin
Wertern Ave
Sunset Oil and Refining Co
Ellis Monrisson
Basement Mutual Life Bidg
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co
West
Seattle Cereal Co
Railroad Ave
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Griffin Market
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Union Help
Kistler
Police
Lcense and Revenue Committee
Christian Endeavorers
M'Kinley
Pioneer
ST. Paul
E. J. Hotchkiss
J. Hams
W. A. Shannon
Netter W. Greenleaf
William Cochran
Orittia Forty -Firet
A. Atkinson
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Palla City
Forty-second
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Ballard
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Bertnetk
M. Stern
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Beattie County Commissioners
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T. M. Dauston
W. J. Trimble
Renton
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Poruzut
Elim
Seattle Electric
Rhodes Bros
Queen Anne Hill
Gaylor Street
Rogers Investment Co
Starr-Boyd Elk
Nineteenth
Marion
Queen Anne Avenue
Sixth Avenue West
BE. C. Byers & Co
Becond Avenue
A. W. Denny
Broadway
Parker & CO
D. C. Stam
Hickey
Webfooters
Tacoma
Batte
Butte
Vette
Dowling
Spokane
Helena
Helena’s
Wiges
Madison Fun Makers
Ada Higerstaff
J.oe
Griffin
New York
Pioneer Square
Galé Crown
Satta
Sandan
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Newsboys
Bremerton
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