Workingmen's League Pushes Clean Politics in King County
The Workingmen's League for Clean Politics announces plans to nominate a nonpartisan legislative ticket against the Republican slate in King County. They call for ministers civic groups and the Civic Union to advise and support a reform slate, with a Labor Temple gathering set for September 18 to name the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
Workingmen’s League For Clean Police
Es Ite
King County
Ae & First Step
Moat
Civic Union of
Seattle
Workingmen's League For Mean Politica
Ss W. Harmon
M. T. Maloney
NEMOGRATS 10 cis caucuses for delegates to county convention
The article notes caucuses will be held in the city to nominate candidates for delegates to the county convention. A primary is planned after September 11 and the convention occurs next Friday. It mentions low candidate turnover and party disaffection affecting prospects for officer support. Queen arrived from San with 139 passengers last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewue
Perty
Demme Benders
Meemer Queen
San
Lost Valuable Horse and Insurance Claim Details
A report notes a famous contractor lost a valuable horse named Crawler and secured a $200 insurance claim paid within 24 hours by Pioneer Live Stock Insurance Company. The text also mentions real estate listings and rental notices including cottages near Green Lake and advertised properties with various terms and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawler
Jeet
Pioneer Live Stock
Sncur Company
Hote Company
Paya
Etate Ee
Seattle Electric woos debate on municipal ownership declined
The Seattle Electric company declined a joint debate with the municipal ownership campaign committee. The reply was written by early J. McGraw for the executive committee, stating that public enlightenment would not be aided by a discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Ehad
Municipal Ownership Campaign Committee
Seattle Electric Club
Eariov. McGraw
Executive Compittes
Chicago man Flint jumps board bill at Stander Hotel
Flint of Chicago owes 42.50 for board at the Stander Hotel and the management calls Chief Wappenstein’s staff to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Chicago
Stander Hotel
Wappenstein
Charles Cummings Arrested and Sentenced for Disorderly Conduct
Charles Cummings a shingle weaver was arrested by police on a charge of disorderly conduct and sentenced accordingly in local court records describing his case and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cummings
Continuance Denied in O R and N Case Against Fairchild
In federal court the railroad commission and attorney general moved for a continuance in the O R and N v Joshn P Fairchild case. The request was denied and a temporary injunction was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshn P. Fairchild
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Fereral Court
Barrete of Time Lying By Pier After Rain Drwo Fire
A barrette of time lay near the north pier when rain stopped, and a small blaze started nearby. Fire crews battled the smoldering remains as officials investigated the incident from yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrete
Pier
Homestead Contests Resolved in Clallam County Land Office
Two homestead cases were disposed of today. Neils P Kaudson abandoned his Clallam county claim. Austin Reed now possesses 166 acres of government land. Peter RB Brisson also left his 160 acre claim, and Reed gained possession of his homestead.
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United States Land Office
Neils P. Kaudson
Clallam County
Austin
Reed
Peter RB
Brisson
Lincoln Park to be split for control by city departments
A park board conference proposes dividing Lincoln Park into two divisions. The southern section would be controlled by the park board and the northern section by the water department, pending council ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
City Council
Lincoln Park
East Olive Street
Water Department
East O
Wernz Elected General of Jowarts Amid German Support
Rome reports Pather Francia Wernz elected general of Jowarts today with German backing. The move is viewed as a victory for Emperor William of Germany and signals influence over the region.
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Rome
Pather
Francia Wernz
Jowarts
William of
Germany
Balboa Sinking Report Reaches Commissioner Bowman
Witness Mate Charlies Herman testifies that the ship Balboa was heard yesterday by Commissioner Bowman. The steamer Alice Gertrude attempted a rescue near Port Angeles as the Balboa lay onshore.
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Bowman
Charlies Herman
Alice Gertrude
Port Angeles
Sister Sebastian Brought Peaceful Life at Convent
Sister Mary Sebastian Carroll of the House of the Good Shepherd died at Providence Hospital on Thursday afternoon. She joined Seattle a year ago, caring for orphans and poor children with a retiring disposition. She was beloved within the convent for her amiable character. Funeral services were held in the Convent chapel at 9 o'clock, with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater Mary Sebastian Carroll
House of the Good Shepherd
Providence Hospital
Siater Sebastian
Seattie
Calvary Cemetery
Forest Fire Destroys Hay View Hotel On Camano Island
Fires rage around Ataalady on Camano Island with gusty winds and a rapid spread threat. Firefighters and volunteers hold the line while survivors of Hay View hotel seek shelter in the Mellen hotel ruins. The burned-out town residents plan to stay and rebuild, with accommodations arranged for affected households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ataalady
Camano Island
Patrhaven
Mellen
Hay View
Thore
Romes
School board weighs bigger admin building and additions
At yesterday’s meeting the board discussed a larger administration building to meet demand and to provide space for teachers' meetings and storage. A committee on buildings and grounds was asked to study the issue and consider a Central school addition. The auditing committee reported previous month expenses at 54 467 71.
YM 1 Session Begins Monday
The Young Men's Institute of the Northwest holds its convention at the YMCA hall on Eighth and Senecast starting next Monday. Delegates from Washington Idaho and British Columbia lodges will attend with receptions dinners and a banquet for visiting delegates. The last business session occurs Tuesday followed by a dance. Wednesday includes a navy yard visit and banquet. Officers for the next year will be elected Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Institute of the Northwest
Y. M. St. Hall
Senecast
Washington
Idaho
British Columbia
Navy Yard
Hoosiers to Organize in Seattle for Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
Former Indiana residents are invited to meet at the Alaska Club in Seattle to form a Hoosier Club. The group aims to promote Seattle interests and Indiana representation at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition with an aggressive county by county campaign. Horace Peter requests names and Indiana towns from which Hoosiers come. Wu E. Humphrey plans to attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Alaska Club
Alaska
Seattle
Northwest
Protests Challenge Union Pacific Street Vacations
Financial broker P. Taylor filed a second protest against several street vacations requested by Union Pacific. The dispute focuses on Ladd's Factory Sites addition, notably First No. 8 and Snoqualmiest, with Taylor arguing the locations would lower his property value and block essentially all outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway
P. Taylor
Ladd
First No. 8
Taylor
Prosecutor Files Second Degree Murder Charge Against Marsaudille
Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh filed information against Julius Marsaudille charging murder in the second degree for the death of Mrs. Emma Dailey on September 6. Marsaudille will enter a plea Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintosh
Julius Marsaudille
Emma Dailey
Mareaudille
Chinese gamblers' bail forfeited after court no-show
The Chinese gamblers arrested Thursday night by Sergeant Powers and Patrolman Carr did not respond in police court yesterday, and their bail was declared forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Carr
Man touched for sixteen dollars in Globe saloon
Hale of the Portland hotel reports being touched for 16 dollars by an old man described to police. Mrs Ajax of East Cherry street invites ladies to a Tuesday afternoon event hosted by the John F Mister W. R.C.
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A. Hale
Portland
Globe
M. B. Ajax
East Cherry St
John F
W. R.C
Scotty S Secret Gold Mine Tale Unfolds in Death Valley
Beatty claims discovery of a hidden gold cache in Death Valley and a diary sale to a New York paper. He lashes out at Julian Gerard of Knickerbocker Trust, alleging a stale stake of $4,000 from five years ago. Beatty asserts $260,000 drawn and another $260,000 tied to the mine, boasting 22 rifles and a crew of 20.
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Freeno
Cal
Bept
Walter Boott
Kin “Boutty
Death Valley
New York
Beatty
Julian Gerard
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Gerard
Hootty
Girardie
Canal bonds urged by Ransdell in Beattie address
Congressman Joseph B. Ransdell of Louisiana spoke to a large audience urging a vote for the canal bonds. He highlighted benefits of the Lake Washington ship canal for Beattie and pressed citizens to support the bond measure. Earlier, he and a congressional group toured the Bremerton navy yard aboard the Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Ranedell
Beattie
Lake Washington Ship Canal
Senator Piles
Humphrey and
Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Steamer Victoria Arrives Nome Run After Rough Voyage
Victoria I from Nome brings 115 passengers and eight crew after heavy weather off Cape Platter Treasure. Purser Mac Director General Nadeau and President Chilbern of the A Y P I Nome aboard the Saratoga with J W Near chief engineer of Southern Pacific and two sons visiting Tin City Alaska.
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Victoria
Nome
Michael
Cape Platter
Treasure
Cope
Beiby Sewelling Lead Company
Vallejo
Cat Victoria
Mac
Nadeau
Chilbern
Saratoga
J. W. Near
Southern Pacific
Sone
Tin City
Alaska
Bank Heist Feat Alleged by Thirtieth Infantry Trio
Reported in Vladivostok Sept. a presumed officer and two privates of the Thirtieth Infantry allegedly entered a bank and seized $100,000 in regular checks before fleeing. The incident is described amid revolutions and military context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Etea
Thirtieth Infantry
Return of Ranedall Tour for Lake Washington Canal Route
Upon return from Bremen ton the Chamber of Commerce committee will escort Congressmen Ranedall to review the proposed Lake Washington canal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Ranedall
Lake Washington Canal
Singlehanded lynching attempt thwarted in Louisville
An employee of a local brewery named Keelin tried to hang a Black coworker, Louis Lindsay, by a rope around his neck. He raised the man toward a rafter before bystanders intervened, saving Lindsay. Keelin claimed the man needed lynching and resisted interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Keelin
Louis Lindsay
Chamber of Commerce to discuss water supply boost
The ways and means committee meets Monday to assemble data for increasing the city water supply. Assistant Engineer Scott will attend Wednesday afternoon to discuss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bids Sought for Three Steamers on Puget Sound
The Puget Sound Navigation Company invites bids in a few days for the construction of three steamers costing about 150000 dollars each. The vessels will operate on Puget Sound replacing several older ships in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Navigation Com
Tide land sale to King County Land Co for 17500
County commissioners sold tide land property today to the King County Land Company for 17500. The parcel described as late 12-29 in block 4 of Georgetown was first appraised at 12008 but was sold after gains tied to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railhead.
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Tide Land
King County Land Company
Block
Georgetown
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Prohi state meeting to nominate candidates and form committee
The state prohibition convention will meet in Christensen hall Arcade building next Tuesday at 10 AM. ER Dunlap the state chairman says nominations for congress are uncertain but many capable men could serve. The forenoon covers organization committees and speeches by Amos of Portland Bak in of Spokane and others. The session will also elect a new state central committee as Dunlap declines to remain chairman after 16 years.
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Christensen Hall
Arcade Building
E. Dunlap
Congress
Amos
Portland
WB. Bakin
Harold King Rockhill
Tacoma
Walter McDowell
Columbus
Ohio
Steamship arrivals and sailings to Seattle port news
The City of Seattle docked cargo from Antwerp, delivering cement. Queen arrived from San Francisco, Atlas from the south, Santa Cruz brought fish fertiliser and salmon bellies. Dolphin due from the north tonight, Watson sailed to San Francisco, Backman from San Francisco to Seattle, Saratoga from St Michaels, Edith from Nanaimo with coal, Oregonian and Cottage City schedule westward and southeast Alaska calls.
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City of
Seattle
Wali
Antwerp
Queen
San Francisco
Atlas
Killianoe
Santa Cruz
Dolphin
Watson
Saratoga
St. Michaels
Edith
Nanaimo
Oregonia
Cottage City
Alaskan
Gans and Britt Offered $25,000 Purse in San Diego Match
The National Athletic Club of San Diego offered a purse of $25,000 for a match between Gans and Britt this morning. A message was sent to both contestants regarding the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
National Athletic Club
Gans
Britt
Anui
Horse Races Run In Lowleville And Windsor
At Lowleville Bert Race Black Mantilla won by a nose with J W O Neill taking second and third positions in a 1 14 46 time. At Windsor the first race saw Garrett Wilson prevail with Brian second and Joe Coyne third while Crip and Gracehus followed in the next. results include even money odds and noted placings for multiple entrants.
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Lowleville
J. W. O’neill
Lena
Gromebot
Timothy Wen
Mamte Algol
Whippoorwill
Cash
Garrett Wilson
Brian
Joe Coyne
Gracehus
Lincoln Hotel Deed Placed for Sale in Portland Agents
The Lincoln Investment Company of Portland filed the deed this morning with M. B. Crane & Co. as agents to manage the sale. The hotel was purchased for 275000 dollars.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Inment Company
Portland
M. B. Crane & Co
Steamer Dolphin Arrives with Large Passenger List
The steamer Dolphin from southeast Alaskan ports reached port this afternoon at 1 o clock bringing a large group of passengers aboard.
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Dolphin
Austrian hop merchant M. J. Sommeschein registered at Butler
M. J. Sommeschein a notable hop merchant from Austria is registered at the Butler. The note identifies his occupation and nationality in a concise registration item.
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Austria
Butler
M. J. Sommeschein
The
A Sunday on the Sound on Monticello Steamship
An excursion sail on the Monticello from Seattle to Paulsbo promises magnificent scenery. The steamer departs Pier No. 2 at 9 30 am and returns to Seattle at 6 30 pm. Bring your sweetheart wife or mother for a day’s outing on the Sound.
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Monticello
Seattle
Paulsbo
Pier No. 2
Fairchilds Delivers as State Rail Commission Chief in Seattle
H A Fairchilds chairman of the state railway commission arrives in Seattle and registers at the Butler hotel. The visit centers on regulatory oversight and transportation affairs with local officials.
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H. A. Fairchilds
State Railway Commission
Butler
J. M. Cunningham Merchant Tailor Opens Display
J M Cunningham announces a full line of tailor saltings with exclusive patterns in domestic and imported wools. Ready for inspection at 1022 Second Ave. Tailor invites customers to call.
Civil Service to review Marsh and clerks Monday
The status of License Inspector Marsh and of the clerks in the city comptroller's office will be taken up at a civil service commission meeting Monday.
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Marsh
City Comptroller's Office
Civil Service Commission
Hop pickers head to Yakima in multiple loads
Labor Commissioner A HM Grout will dispatch a second group of 200 hop pickers to North Yakima fields this afternoon. A third excursion is likely to follow on Monday.
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A. HM. Grout
Yakima Fields
Thompsbon’s Cage May Be Tried Elsewhere
The defense counsel for Chester Thompson has not decided if he will be tried in King county. A continuance was requested because Thompson and his lawyers Mores and Whipp ley were not notified of the Sept 17 date. The defense stated they had not prepared a case and needed time to study.
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Chester Thompson
King County
Thompson
Mores & Whipley
Mackintosh
Large Fruit Receipts Signal Record Washington Crop
State growers announce the fruit harvest may be the largest on record with Beattie commission men receiving 1365 tons from Yakima in 30 days. Yakima growers shipped 104 car loads averaging 20 tons to Eastern markets with peaches at 80 cents a tree. Fifty women work packing with 200 more needed as hop field labor dwindles. A crew shortage could slow gathering and handling of the crop. The steamer Washington trial trip is postponed to next Tuesday, remaining at Moran's ship yards.
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State of Washington
Beattie
Yakima
Washington
Moran's
Swiftwater Bill Granted Temporary Restraining Order
Gates, also known as Swiftwater Bill, obtained a temporary injunction this morning to restrain Little Gates from prosecuting her claim until affidavits are filed. He sues for divorce, while she files a cross complaint denying his debts and seeking a portion of his property.
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W. CC. Gates
Swiftwater Bill
Little Gates
Gates
Mr. Gates
Clever one dollar bill raised to ten in Seattle
Captain Bo W Bell of the Treasury Secret Service reports a new raised one dollar bill passed during rush hours in Seattle. He calls it the cleverest counterfeit he has seen, noting similar fakes in Tacoma and Portland and warning money handlers to watch a bill over one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo W. Bell
Secret Service Department of the Treasury
Bell
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Carnegie Invitation Sent to Scotland for Library Opening
The library board’s invitation to Andrew Carnegie has been forwarded to Scotland. Librarian Smith says it will be at least a month before an answer returns. A system of sublibraries has been organized in grammar grades and high schools to train all students in reading habits.
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Andrew Carnegie
Library Board
Scotland
Smith
Hotel S chenley Proprietor Arrested for Disorderly House
Anton Tangen, owner of the Hotel S chenley, was arrested for keeping a disorderly house. Three women were taken into custody, with one produced by Tangen at a plainclothes officer’s request, under the direction of Chief Wappenstein. The case alleges he kept many women and allowed immoral activity at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Tangen
S@chenley
Tangen
Wappenstein
Hold Up Report At Ninth and Pike Narrows To 30 Cents
Albert Butzke of 312 11th Ave informed police that last night around 8 at the corner of Ninth and Pike he was held up at gunpoint and relieved of 30 cents, the money he had on him at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Butzke
Ninth and
Pike
Sailor Martin Hanan Dies After Illness at Wayside Hospital
Martin Hanan, a sailor fit at Wayside hospital for some time, died this morning. His body was removed to the Bonney Watson morgue. Little is known beyond his membership in the local aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hanan
Wayside Hospital
Bonney- Watson Morgue
Hanan
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Parrish arraigned on assault with intent to injure
Yoo Parrish appeared before Judge Frater this morning and entered a not guilty plea to an assault with intent to do bodily injury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoo Parrish
Frater
AIEF MAKES A BIG RAID ON Duwamish FISHING AREA
Game Warden yesterday led a large inspection along the Duwamish river catching Italian fishermen violating the three mile limit under section 30 of the 1905 fish and game law. Over 100 men gathered as they were detained at We Dutton fish house and Beat the before being released on promise to obey laws.警
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duwamish
We Dutton Fish House
Mackintosh
Riof
Drunkard James Doyle Surrenders to Police After Attack
The report describes James Doyle, noted as a heavy drinker, turning himself in to the police after an attack described as the Jimmies. He was placed in a cell overnight and soon sought shelter, a behavior seen in many cases where intoxicated individuals surrender to police seeking shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle
Woman in Ellis County: John M. Committed Death by Own Action
Reports state John M. killed himself at his parents home after a serious dispute with a young woman he had been involved with for months. Relatives recall a long late night conversation with Bilis and his mother preceding the act, suggesting remorse over past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Senator Brings Cold Ship News as Voyage Delays Spill Bullion
The steamer Senator, under Captain Lloyd, arrived in port after leaving Nome on August 31, a day before the Victoria, with heavy weather delaying the trip. The ship carried bullion valued at $285,000 for the Scandinavian American Bank. Captain Lieyd said many miners will winter in the area. The steamer Mackinaw was seen in the Bering Sea during a heavy storm with miners R. A. Williams and J. W. Grey aboard.
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Senator
Lloyd
Nome
Victoria
Lieyd
Mackinaw
Bering Sea
R. A. Williams
J. W. Grey
Harry Girard to Give Recitals in Broadway Hall
Baritone Harry Girard announces a trio of subscription recitals at Christensen's Broadway Hall on September 25, October 30, and November 27. The price for all three is five dollars and most tickets are already sold. Accompanying is pianist A F Venino who will perform selections at each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Girard
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Girard
A. F. Venino
Local Manufacturers Seek State Buy Preference at Seattle Club
A meeting of the Seattle Manufacturers association and the state board of control is set for tonight at the Seattle Athletic club. The aim is to persuade the board to purchase goods for state institutions from local manufacturers rather than foreign made products.
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Seattle Manufacturers’ Association
State Board of Control
Seattle Athletic Club
State Board
One Day Sale at Bartell’s Red Cross Drug Store
A one day sale offers women a chance to buy a beautiful handbag for 69 cents and coin purses for 20 cents at Bartell’s Red Cross Drug Store located at 610 Secondary. Regular goods priced at 1 dollar are advertised as a good value and a note mentions husbands are not forgotten with additional offers.
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Bartell
Red Cross
Conservative business note urges thrift for emergencies
A cautious editorial urges readers to manage their affairs prudently and prepare for any emergency while noting that even great cities face setbacks and prosperity is not guaranteed.
New Tug Boat Argus Ready for Commission in Seattle
The tugboat Argus, built in Port Blakeley for the Chesley Towboat company, is to be commissioned within two weeks. It was brought from Blakeley to Seattle for engine installation, with boilers ready and shaft nearly completed. Argus launched August 26.
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Argus
Port Blakeley
Chesley Towbat Company
Blakeley
Seattle
Women Arrested After Disturbances at Beckenley Hotel
Marguerite Brown Jennie Martin and Johanna Ray were arrested at the Beckenley hotel on Fourth Avenue near Pike for disturbing the peace. Brown and Martin were released on £900 cash bail each, while Ray remained in the city jail due to inadequate funds.
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Marguerite Brown
Jennie Martin
Johanna Ray
Beckenley
Fourth Av
Pike
Ray
New Office Building Planned for Central School Grounds
The school board will erect an office building on Marion Avenue beside Central School. James Stephen company, architects, are drafting plans to submit to the building committee for approval. The board re elected inspectors, truant officer and other officers for the coming year. Secretary Jones leaves tomorrow for a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion At
James Stephen Company
Jones
McMaster Corrects Postmaster Claim in Forty-Second
W. C. McMaster, nominated by the Republican convention for representative in the Forty Second district, seeks to clear up a misstatement about his job. He asserts he is the postmaster at Kenmore, not Bothell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McMaster
Forty Second District
Bothell
Kenmore
Gunt Nelson Discovers Lost Papers Sold by Landlady
Gunt Nelson formerly of 1927 First Ave reports to police that about six months after leaving the residence he left a grip containing valuable papers. He says the landlady departed and sold his effects before leaving, and he discovered the loss yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunt Nelson
First Av
Shuey & Co Bankers Incorporate in Arcade Building
H. O. Shuey & Co bankers in the Arcade building have incorporated with capital of 100000 and a surplus of 000. The incorporators are H. O. Shuey president R. F. Shuey cashier and L. H. Shuey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Shuey & Co
H. O. Shuey
R. F. Shuey
LH. Shuey
Acre Tracts Near Pioneer Square Offer Cheap Terms
A short classified note advertises acre tracts located about 25 minutes from Pioneer Square by Interurban. Describes level rich bottom land, cleared and ready for plowing with easy terms. Includes a brief unrelated eye specialist ad for Dr. Jane M. Johnson offering free examinations for a limited period.
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Pioneer Square
A. Paine
Alaska
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Boston
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