Young Boys Charged in Boxcar Burglary Case
Five youths under sixteen are held at police headquarters after being captured by Patrolman Corbett and Detective Tre Ketchum for stealing fruit from boxcars. The case involves burglary, petty theft, and malicious destruction as authorities determine next steps, with a report that the group has caused broader thefts and disrupted shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Tre Ketchum
Alan
John Williams
Allie
Peer Blandis
Bert Bun Seaville
Harry
de Corbett
Last Steamer 1067 to Pennsylvania and Nomedi Run
Fragmentary notices describe the last steamer 1067 named Michael sailing from Bt. Michael next Monday with 88 passengers awaiting at port. The ship will go to Nomedi then return to take the wrecked Oregon run, with calls and routes unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Pennsylvania
Steamship Company
Nia
Bt. Michael
Nomedi
Oregon
Customs Station Planned at Blaine and Port
A report notes a new customs station will be built at Blaine on the Great Northern line near the Canadian boundary. Chief inspectors and additional inspectors will be stationed there and at Port, with a small town branch station planned for the Puget district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Ie City
Portie
Puget District
Canadian States
Great Northern Customs
Blaine
Great Northern
Pastor De Pletcher Wharton Farewell Reception Held
The Rev De Pletcher L Wharton of RedFiret Methodist Eplecope complete two year tenure was honored with a farewell public reception at the church last night. He departs today to assume duties at the First M EB Church in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pletcher L. Wharton
RedFiret Methodist Eplecope Mh
M. EB
Capitol Hill Officials Seek Ordinance On Water Council Review
Fragmented text describes Capitol Hill interests pushing for a proper water ordinance. Council committee meetings are noted amid repeated efforts over two weeks. Mentions Gray & Co chartering shipments by Joseph Russ and partners. References Puget Sound lumber and fish trade routes from Elver to San Francisco and Ross and Alice in fishing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Council
Gray & Co
Joseph Russ
Tenes
Elverami Tacoma
San Francisco
Ross
Alice
Puget Sound
San
Everett Growth Projects and Local Crime Report
Plans in St Paul for large additions to the Great Northern machine shops to meet demand in Everett are reported. A Snohomish Valley streetcar franchise seeks to run a line from Seattle through Issaquah and Monroe to Everett, with $2.6 million in Eastern capital and 39 miles contracted. Also notes the resignation of Fruit Inspector FP Littey and the arrest of 16 year old Raymond Brown for breaking into his father in law's store and related thefts, with Victor Cann implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littey
Snohomish County
Littoy
Raymond Brown
Victor Cann
iN BROADCLOTH Early fall chiffon gown description
Describes an early fall dress in pink and blue chiffon broadcloth for afternoon street wear. Features include a princess line silhouette, overlay front piece, inverted box pleat, velveteen yoke and sleeves, shell pink velvet detailing, eyelets with a bow tie, and silver buttons at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeps
Green products from Rampart arrive in Seattle exhibit
A. A. Adarna of Rampart Alaska brings a large shipment of Rampart district vegetables to Seattle. The cargo includes cabbages rutabagas tobacco cantaloupes cucumbers and other vegetables. Adams says locals underestimate Alaska harvests and the display will run for several days at the Alaska Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Adarna
Rampart
Alaska
Seattle
Krastner and Manney Hot Springs
Adams
Alseka
Roomea
Alaska Club
Beattie Police Crack Down On Expectorating On Sidewalks
Chief of Police Wappenstein issued orders to captains to direct all patrolmen to arrest anyone caught expectorating on Beattie sidewalks. The change aims to enforce the law after ongoing violations and ensure public cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wappenstein
Beattie
Let Pinney Take Your Picture
An unclear ad style notice mentions Pinney with phrases about photography and a show entrance. The readable lines hint at taking pictures and presenting some service in a dark setting with violet light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinney
No clear news item found in the fragment
The text presents a general exhortation about helping the poor and preventing poverty through better effort and savings. It lacks identifiable people, events, or organizations to form a concrete news-style summary.
Bellerophon Arrives Soon on Maiden American Voyage
The Ocean Steamship Company freighter Bellerophon, after leaving Yokohama yesterday, is due to arrive about October 2. Under Capt. Thomas Bartlett she will first call at Seattle, a new mastless vessel with twin derricks on its maiden voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Steamship Company
Yokohama
America
Seattle
Thomas Bartlett
Bush fires devastate several country homes in Redlands
Report from Redlands California describes raging bush fires across the countryside with several country homes completely destroyed and crews battling the flames as residents assess the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Cal
Nemenee
Auto crash at Georgetown involves Rambler and four occupants
A Rambler driven by W W Philbrick ran off the road and struck a telegraph pole near Georgetown. Passengers Mies McCullen Thomas Reob teen of Everett and A Warren escaped serious injury though shaken. Warren marked his first birthday during the scare. front of the car severely damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Philbrick
Georgetown
Philbrick
Mies MeCullen
Thomas Reobteen
Everett
A. Werren
Fourteenth
Av. N
Mise McCullen
Mr. Warren
British steamer Gymerick arrives from Nanaimo
British steamer Gymerick, under Captain J C Hallie, arrived from Nanaimo this morning and will depart for Tacoma to load amber. Steamer Tremont, from Tacoma, also arrived and lies in port awaiting orders to Seattle this afternoon. Steamer Northwestern sailed from St Michael yesterday while Steamer Mackinaw entered port at 9:30 bound for Southeast Alaska ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gymerick
Nanaimo
Port
Tacoma
J.C. Hallie
Tremont
Sen Prasecieco
Seattle
Northwestern
St Michael
Mackinaw
Elace
Wight
Alaska
Portland woman Pimma Watson released on recognisance
Pimma Watson known as queen of land transfer and co defendant with 8 A Puter was freed on her own recognisance from county jail where she has been held since last July after a December conviction. Federal authorities arranged the release likely in exchange for furnished evidence. Meanwhile a laborer nearly drowned at Arlington dock when he fell through an opening. dock workers on pier 4 rescued him before he was saved by a life buoy and hoisted ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pim
Arlington Dock
Pier 4
Santa Clara
Prominent Architect Found Dead Near Hollywood
J Geersch, noted young architect, was found with a bullet wound in Laurel Canyon near Hollywood. A rifle lay beside him and a rambling note to his wife and baby hinted at an act with no stated motive. Local authorities treat the scene as a probable suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. Geersch
Laurel Canon
Holywood
Beattie Ward Boundaries Debate Nearing Decision
The election and boundaries committee of the city council will meet tonight to decide if Southeast Beattie joins Seattle as an annexed part of the Second ward or becomes part of the Twelfth ward when Columbia is annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Southeast Beattie
Seattle
Second Ward
Twelfth
Columbia
Missing mining engineer James Mallory found through fraud probe
In Oroville California on September 19 authorities disclose James Mallory a mining engineer who vanished recently is linked to about $1000 in short accounts. Initial fears of foul play fade as federal agents pursue him for alleged mail fraud involving the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroville
Cal
James Mallory
Trial trip planned for steam schooner Washington
The steam schooner Washington will undertake her trial trip tomorrow. After tested engines she is reported in perfect condition. The board of directors and J H Gray will board at Galbraith dock around 9 o'clock and she will operate on the water for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Directors
J. H. Gray
Galbraith Dock
Seattle Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Day Excursion Highlighted
Seattle and Alaska Yukon Pacific Day at Washington State Fair North Yakima September 20 with special excursion trains. King Street station departs 7 30 a m fare round trip 2 60 including one admission to fair final return September 23. Additional trains from Seattle daily September 16 to 22 fare one and one third round trip with same final return. N P city ticket office corner Pirat av and Yesler way.
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Seattle
Washington State Fair
North Yakima
King St
Tacoma
N. P. Clty
Pirat Av
Yesler Way
State Fair North Yakima Visit In September
Take a days off and visit the State Fair North Yakima September 16 to 22 inclusive. See the Yakima valley and enjoy the climate east of the mountains with cheap round trip rates. Special Seattle to North Yakima train leaves September 18 and 20 for details call the N P city ticket office at Firest av and Yesler way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Seattle
N. P
Corner Firet Av
Yesler Way
Kennedy awarded damages in jury trial at rearade cane case
The case records HM. BR. Kennedy receiving 64 damages totaling 247 dollars in a matter labelled as a rearade cane. Counsel John G. Barnes objected as the city engineer acted as a proxy for the jury after empanelment. The court will review the matter by tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. BR
Ship detail of damaged steamer after Horn voyage
The freighter Rajore arrived with severe hull damage and missing lifeboats after an 18 foot seas near the Horn. Captain Sauter and Frenstall & Co report extensive plate damage and chaotic scenes aboard during the perilous voyage. The ship will discharge pig iron and cement here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterme
Caep Hern
Antwerp
Sauter
Weet Beattie
Frenstall & Co
Acas
Bawter
Nomination and Platform at Republican Convention
The afternoon session opened with Chairman Piles at 2:30. C. Congrove of Garfield County was named permanent chairman and spoke briefly to the assembly. Delegates nominated congressional candidates and adopted a straight party platform endorsing a direct primary and Roosevelt for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piles
Committee On
C. Congrove
Garfield County
Congress
BE. T. D. Rockwell
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
sensational divorce case at Port Orchard ends soon
At Bremerton on September 19 Judge Foster hears Mrs Lacy Smith 71 suing Warren Smith for divorce and division of property. Married 1868 they have lived apart since 1894 when property was divided. Now growing property values bring new suit for title and divorce. Judge Foster to rule shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Port Oreh
Poster
Fire Rages on Buenos Aires Docks Endangering Shipping
A dispatch reports a large fire burning on the docks of Buenos Ayres threatening ships and trade. The blaze endangers dock facilities and any vessels in port as authorities battle the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buenos Ayres
Trepoff Burial Held as Grand Dukes Attend
General Trepofis funeral was held today in St. Petersburg though the crown was not present. The grand dukes attended in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Trepofis
Coar
Grand Dukes
Bryan closes tour in Charlotte with large reception
William Jennings Bryan wrapped up his state tour in Charlotte with a one hour address to about four thousand listeners. A mammoth reception followed as roughly thirty thousand residents gathered to greet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
W. J. Bryan
Charges Against Officers Set for Civil Service Hearing
Charges of persecution have been leveled at Detective Kennedy and Officer Bergstrom in a complaint to the civil service commission. The panel will hear the case Monday night, but commissioners indicated the charges may not be sustained. A hearing for Sergeant Sprenaie is set for a week from next Monday with witness testimony for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanede
Kennedy
Bergstrom
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commissioners
Sprenaie
Quodden Death on the Street in Seattle
Henry G. Sturtevant, 71, died suddenly on a Seattle street while waiting for a car near Washington and First Avenue South. Recently from San Francisco after 50 years in business with Pacific Hardware, he had come to Seattle to live with his son C. K. Sturtevant at Rainier Beach. He collapsed after grasping his son's coat as he started for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Sturtevant
Renton
Washington
First Ar. South
Mr. Sturtevant
San Francisco
Pacific Hardware Company
C. K. Sturtevant
Seattle
Rainier Beach
Union Depot
The Royal Chef bows at Grand with four performances
The Grand opens The Royal Chef Friday night for four shows with music by Ben M Jerome and lyrics by Charles B Taylor and George Stoddard. The Juvenile Bostonians also present Dorothy tomorrow night and the company notes a reorganized season while keeping old favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Ben M. Jerome
Charles 8. Taylor
George Stoddard
Jones Charged With Killing After Bridge Draw Accident
Coroner jury censures driver in the Boo koneav bridge incident that killed Mrs. William Haymond. Jones testified he saw a green light and drove six miles an hour into the draw while a bridge tender noted a red light. Jury recommends red center light and holds driver careless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Jones
William Haymond
J. W. Pinkeley
William Raymond
Charlee Bright
Foreman
C. &. K. Raster
William Weight
A. Barker
N. B K. Giles
Charles Cutter
Loviteky to Perform Yiddish Play in Be attice
Louie Loviteky, a Jewish actor, will perform in Yiddish in Be attice on October 7 backed by Madame Regina Rosenblum. Loviteky has headlined vaudeville on the Orpheum circuit for two years and previously starred with the Peoples Theater, New York’s largest Jewish venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Loviteky
Regina Rosenblum
Loviteky
Orpheum
Peoples Theater
New York
Thaw Refuses Three Doctors for Mental Condition
New York on September 19 Harry K Thaw refused to permit three experts to examine his mental condition. The doctors were sent by his lawyers and were not allowed access to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Bia
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Postponed to Wednesday
Owing to the Republican convention today the chamber meeting this afternoon was postponed until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Leaders Back Exposition and State Aid
A telegram to the exposition headquarters from Major Clarkson states Governor Toole and Senator Carter of Montana are strongly in favor of the exposition and will use their influence to secure an appropriation from Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Clarkson
Toole
Montana
Benator Carter
Standard Roiler Works Captures Manette for Work Due
In federal court this morning Standard Roiler Works filed to recover an amount owed by the steamer Manette for work performed. The action seeks payment for services rendered to the vessel under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Roiler Works Company
Newcomb Files for Bankrupt Adjudication in Federal Court
Charles T. Newcomb, broker and mining businessman in this city, applied this morning to Judge Hanford of the federal court to be adjudged a bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Newcomb
Hanford
Federal Court
Mr. Newcomb
Titus Faces Trial Over Obstructing State Waterway
HP. Titus will be tried next week on a charge of obstructing state waterway. The jury in the first case disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP. Titus
Northern Pacific executives tour northern terminals
General Manager H. J. Horn EF. B. Palmer and Superintendent Weymouth of the coast division returned that night from a trip over the northern branches and spent the day reviewing the local terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Horn
Northern Pacific System
EF. B. Palmer
Weymouth
Coast Division
Wellington man tried for selling intoxicants without license
M. E. Ryan of Wellington faces trial in Judge Davie's court this afternoon on the charge of maintaining a nuisance by selling intoxicants without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ryan
Wellington
Davie
Lcense
Thursday Ladies Day at Red Cross Drug Store Sale
The Red Cross Drug Store at 616 Second Avenue holds a Thursday Ladies Day with a special perfume sale. An ounce of Loraine’s Ottar de Rosa or Chinese Incense is offered tomorrow for $1.05, a record low in Seattle compared with the usual $1.50 per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartell
Red Cross Drug Store
Loraine
Seattle
School Children Aid Petition For Liberty Hell to Seattle
Henry B. Reed, director of exploitation of the Alaska Yukon Pacific, asks Philadelphia city schools superintendent Freak H. Cooper to let local pupils sign a petition to bring the Liberty Hell to Seattle for the exposition. Reed cites 17,419 potential signatures and recalls its popularity when the bell was in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Reed
Alaska
Yukon Pacific
Freak H. Cooper
Council of
Philadelphia
Seattle
Reed
St. Louie
Burial arrangements for Valencia wreck victims announced
Services planned at the Grand Opera house next Sunday at 2 o clock with the altar center stage and caskets flanked by eight pallbearers from each union in the Building Trades Assembly. Eight pallbearers from each union will sit at the stage sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Grand Opera House
Building Trades Assembly
Permit Application For 1717 Twelfth Ave Apartment House
An application to erect a $16 000 apartment house at 1717 Twelfth Ave was filed this morning with the Building Inspector by A. Martin and Adella Hallett. The three story frame building is to be designed by Thompson and Thompson architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Av
A. Martin
Adella Hallett
Thompson & Thompson
City to make payroll and issue warrants for polling
Clerks inspectors and judges of the last election will be paid at city hall tomorrow. Nearly 500 warrants have been issued calling for a total of 1719 dollars. The rental of polling places will cost 950 dollars. The county pays one half of the total and the city pays the other half.
Bailey connection fuels county fights over oil firm case
Fort Worth dispatch notes Pierce’s testimony in St Louis linking Senator Bailey to Waters Pierce Oil as attorney. The admission sparked partisan clashes in several counties, despite Democrats endorsing Bailey at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Pierce
St. Louis
Bailey
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Mary Gardner Leads Grave Decoration by Corps Members
Mary Gardner president of the John F. Miller W. RB. corps and several corps members visited local cemeteries Saturday to decorate the graves of deceased members, an annual observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gardner
John F. Miller W. RB. Corps
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Tle
Ton
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Tenton
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Denworth A C. SeCerwitcks
Hoge
B. Belner
Union Savings & Trust Co
Eenreacee
Emma Watgon
Architect
Everett True
Rajore
Demand Hilo
Breerton News
Stephen Grousi
Trepoff
Bryan
Qudden
the Royal Chef
Seattle Theater
Josh Perkins
Japan
Apra
Third Avenue Theater
The
Star Theater
Fo Fm
Spokane
Great Northern Railway
Jones
WM. Ray
A-Y-P
Manette
Co. T. Newcomb Bankrupt
Titus
Tom Henderson
Occidental Ave
Adies
Indorse Bailey
Main
Gloria
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
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