Robbery Claim On Centennial Ship After Nome Stop
John Abramson, a Centennial passenger, says $2000 in cash and bills were stolen after leaving Nome. Officers questioned Port Townsend crew member Charles Hill and waiter Ernest Jamea. Hill was later released as the ship reached its next port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abramson
Ubis iAfternoon
Abramson
Port Townsend
Charles Hill
Mes
Ernest Jame
Phil Brick
Hill
Y Bay
Contested Constitutionality of New Toad Law
The article notes farmers hiring Attorney Wee Morris to challenge the new Toad law. Proceedings to stay further action were to begin with county commissioners. An election on the road law was set for September 3 but may be postponed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Morris
Garonne Delayed Sailings Ahead of Planned Round Trip
Garonne will not sail Thursday as scheduled. Her agents must keep the vessel in port until the 6th, when she will depart for a single round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garonne
Thursan
Arrest Warrant Issued For Peter Ernst In Local District
A local report states Peter Ernst, described as a disruptive figure, is sought by authorities after a clash near the intersection of Aert h Avenue and University Street in the afternoon. Police indicate efforts to apprehend him are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ernst
University Street
City Considers Crematorium to Replace Garbage Dump
The board of health moved to abolish the Connecticut street garbage dump and establish a crematorium. Health Officer Carroll was instructed to prepare a recommendation to the council, with a presentation at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Connecticut Street
Health of Carroll
Great Northern train to Everett races from Madison park
The report notes a big cricket game at Madison park between Beattie and another strong side. Also announced is the first Great Northern train to Everett leaving at 12 30 p m returning at 7 30 p m with daily service including Friday fare one dollar.
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Madison Park
Beattie
Seteens
Great Northern
Everett
City Hall Pay Day and Staff Return From Vacation
City Hall marks regular monthly pay day for city employees. City engineer reports progress on sidewalk work from East Street to D M Cranes adds along Sixteenth Avenue. PF James returns to comptroller office after a week’s vacation. K IL War, a rere senso ri ororry, resumes duty after vacation.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Th Avenue
East Street
D. M. Crane
James
Comptrollers
K. IL
Beattie and vicinity weather update tonight and Wednesday
Beattie and vicinity forecast calls for light to fresh north winds tonight and Wednesday. Residents should expect cooler temperatures and variable cloud cover with no significant precipitation anticipated.
City club delegates aim to boost new road law at special election
Delegates from city civic groups plan a morning meeting at 1 4 but the readable OCR shows efforts to mobilize for passage of a road law at a forthcoming special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iment Clube
Cormmerce
Long voyage recounts ship’s journey and message
A fragment describes the ship John A. Briggs near the Horn in April, with Captain Balch’s message found in a chest from a long voyage. It notes a Bettie thrown overboard and a distance of two hundred miles after a halt.
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Ort Townsend
Sia
Capt. Balch
John A. Briggs
Remains Sent for Interment of Lottie Hern
The late Robert’s remains will be shipped to Butte by Collins Sherman Foley for interment. Funeral services for Lottie Hern, the 2 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Hern of Green Lake, were held at Butterworth's chapel this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Butte
Collins-Sherman-Foley
Lottie Hern
Mr. Hern
Green Lake
Butterworth
Stealing a Gill Net Arrest of Dan Bullivan
Detective Sam Corbett arrested fishermen Dan Bullivan this morning on burglary charges. A warrant from Justice Cann's court names Sullivan for entering William Dotson's shack at Blanchard and Lenora streets and stealing a hornet from the Dobson home. He faces a hearing before Judge Cannes this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bullivan
Sam Corbett
Justice Cann's Court
Sullivan
William Dotson
Blanchard and
Lenora
Dobaon
Cannes
District fire alarm complaint in East area
Residents along Dy East Jackson Street East Spruce Street Ninth Avenue and Nineteenth Avenue urge a fire alarm due to dense settlement and fear of great property loss. The fire and water committee will likely report a recommendation at the next council session.
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Jackson Street
East Spruce Street
Ninth Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
Fire and Water Committee
Main
Oaler Street
Nob Hill Avenue
Twentieth Avenue
Twenty-eight Avenue
Yesler
Spruce
First Avenue
King
Atlantic
Seventeenth Avenue
Dennyway
East Roy
Warren
Nob Hill
Seventh Avenue
Adison
Ental Avenue
Mercer
East Noy
Lakeview
Eisen Place
Kaat Parse
Marvard
Harvard
Dan Bullivan Bound Over on Burglary Charge
Dan Bullivan was bound over to the superior court on a burglary charge. He is accused of robbing a shack owned by W. Debson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bullivan
Superior Court
Sebo
W. Debson
Civil service to enforce 1 percent debt rule on employees
The civil service commission at a meeting last night decided to strictly enforce rule 1 percent, barring any person who refuses to pay his just debts from eligibility or retention on the classified list. Complainants reported several employes, apparently able to pay, have failed to meet monthly obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
City Awards Cement Sidewalks Contract on Ray Denny Way
The board awarded John Editors the contract to construct cement sidewalks on Ray Denny Way from Broadway to Mereson Avenue at a centrect price of 7.5. All bids on sidewalks for Nobin Avenue and Starranen Street were rejected as too high.
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White Works
John Editors
Ray Denny Way
Broadway
Mereston Avenue
Nobin Avenue
Starranen Street
Court actions shuffle as marriages and filings loop
A jumble of court filings shows J Heffernan suing for a machinery dispute against Seattle & King County OW company, while Mary Toombs seeks a divorce from Robert Toombs. Bill M. Stanley receives maintenance and costs as another case moves, and motions surface for commitments and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Heffernan
Artics Inc
Seattle
King County OW Company
Mary Toombe
Robert Toombs
Hen-Euppert
Bill M. Stanley
Else Rave John L. Tacley
Reon
W. Hays
Superior Court
Bell
Amy Wichie
Ee Jati
Thame G
Inteaamee Ag
Gunboat Alert Sails From Harbor to Port Sami Yard
The U S gunboat Alert left the harbor this morning heading for the Port Sami navy yard. The voyage underscores naval activity and readiness during the period.
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Navy Yard
U. S
Alert
Port Sami Navy Yard
Prominent Guests Registered at Hotels Across Cities
The list includes Wa Mo amant attorney and S. M. Ross U S District Judge from Los Angeles, W J Sadler Navy officer, W A Calderhead Fifth Nebraska district, at Rainier Grand W W Morton San Francisco, circuit judge W BGt Portland, Calvin Hetlig theatrical manager, P J Smith county commissioner Issaquah, Wilson Tibbetts North Bend postmaster, J J McWoui anchomish bridge contractor, and Diamond Coal Mining Co noted in the final line.
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Wa Moamant
S .M. Ross
Los Angeles
United States
W. J. Sadler
U. S. Navy
W. A. Calderhead
Nebraska
Rainier Grand
W. W. Morton
Ban Fra
W. B. Gt
Portland
Calvin Hetlig
Pi 4. Morton, ; Na Er Geo. W. Gibbs Co
Man Francisco
J. Smith
Lesaquah
Tobetta
Issaquan Wilson Tibbetts
Manana
North Bend
J. J. McWoui
Anchomish. M
Building Permits Issued for Several Dwellings and a Pone
The office of the City Engineer lists permits may include Christine K for a one and a half story frame pone at 2 Third Avenue West Top Si Cedar, C. PF Stone for a two story frame dwelling at 13 Stone Avenue, and A Holden for a one and a half story frame dwelling at 02 Ninth Avenue Northeast costing 1100.
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Mra
Christine K
Third Avenue West
C. PF. Stone
Stone Avenue
A. Holden
Ninth Avenue Northeast
Setae Marketing Notice From Seattle Adopts New Orders
The notice states that since August 1 in Seattle the firm has expanded monthly. It lists steam domestic orders and a delivery area north and south of Pike Street with telephone Main 598 and delivery instructions.
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Seattle
Pike Street
Aiope
Issaquah Coal CO
Madison Street
Main
Improvements Ordered Amid Weather Fears by City Council
The city council voted to proceed with another set of street improvements despite weather concerns and a mayoral recommendation to defer. A special committee will review several projects including grading, curbing, and sidewalking on multiple avenues, with estimated costs around 26 415 dollars and various utilities updates.
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Tno
Parry
Muldoon
Blake
Taylor
Corbin
Engineer Stirling to Join Cornell as Instructor
Stirling DB Mill a civil engineering scholar at the state university leaves tomorrow for Cornell to accept an instructor post. He will also attend the University of Wisconsin this winter. He is joined by Mr Hill a noted athlete and football and track team member and by Mr L BK Thayer another university athlete.
Police Appointment Follows Civil Service Eligibility
Claude G. Tannick has been appointed a regular policeman from the civil service list of eligibles and assumed his duties last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Tannick
Civil Service
Arrest of Lenana and Plias Shrouded in Unclear Details
Two individuals named Rove Lenana and Mary Plias were arrested amid unclear circumstances. An accompanying statement from the department referenced ongoing efforts to determine the charges, but specifics and formal actions had not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rove Lenana
Mary Plias
Omeer Flannagan
Beattie Hopes Send 160 Workers to Hop Picking
One hundred sixty Beattie people left today for North Yakima to join hop picking. All were sent by the free public employment office.
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North
Yakima
Beattie Store Opens With Thanks For Crowd
Expression of gratitude from Beattie and vicinity for a large turnout at the new store home on Saturday evening. 3000 souvenir carnivals were distributed but supply ran out. an opening sale begins Wednesday with fall and winter goods at attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Star
C. Miles & Piper Co
Firat Avenue
Spring Street
Judge orders deportation over missing certificate
Judge Manford orders Chong Jam Chow deported for lacking proper certificate to remain in the United States. Deputy Marshall Tyler will send him back to the Celestial kingdom on the Orat boat.
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Manford
Chong Jam Chow
United Sates
Marshall Tyler
Celestial Kingdom
G. W. Roberts
Pacific & Arctic Railway
Huntieh Columbia
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Nome
Everett Excursions
City Hall
Weather Forecast
Rosenstock
Oslyn Coal
Queen Coal
Cable 3
Seattle Transfer Co. Freigh
ATO Tel
Aes Sien i
Humes
Queen Anne
Courchiman Pac- 7
sRavtharanes
Atlon
Comatec Street
McGraw Street
Tenth
Ineteenth Avenue
Key
Soummeee
Norman
Mighland Drive
Sere Street
Yester
Spruce Street
Mast Mercer
Mastlake Avenue
Belmont Th
Metrope Avenue
Denny Wey
East Hoy Street
Yesterway
Union Street
Navin
Lake Washington
Beattie & Lake Ae Water
Second Avenue
House
I. C. Taylor
Elluott
Third
Pike
Bonney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Bindamere
Third Avenue
Columbia & Telephons
Main i
Wasa
Simison Bros
Collegians
East
Madrena Villa
Federal Court
M. A. Goldman
Jewelry Store
Second Ave
Cor, Marion
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Manufactura Mere
Frederick & Nelson
ORS Wees Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d
Madison
Holcom
Optician
Barke Piso
Pettit
City Park
Clay
the Toy Maker
Beattle
Tivell Company
Moving
Fo Kibourne & Clark Co
Adams
Adams Grocery CO
Pike and Union
Seattle Newspaper Union
Guion
Fleer Insurance
A. Wing Rank
Kimball
D. $. Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
J. Aronson
Columbia St. Tel
Star Paint CO
Iather
Bon Bons and Chocolates Inc
Chicago
2D Ave
Columbia, Tel. Main
GEO. HH. Woodhouse CO
Grand Ridge
Kole
Nordhloff & CO
Helow
Vurrolliner
Dr. Oliver
Lansdowne
Merino Sox
Lrese
Howe
Morten
Sic
Croll
Dresden
Bon Marche Nordhoff
Pike St
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Moran Brosco
Brunner's
Brunner
Brunner & CO
Keeley Institute
Was
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Fremont Car
Sullivan Ing. Tel
Wash
G. T. Castle
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