City Labor Plan to End Slaughter of Babes by Milk Poisoners
The Seattle council debates an ordinance to ban adulterated milk with formaldehyde and requires penalties from $50 to $100 for first offenses and up to three months imprisonment for repeats. A city laboratory of hygiene is advocated to test milk and foods and to protect families, especially the poor, from impure products. Dr Frantz H. Coe supports a sanitary lab and outlines its costs and staffing needs.
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City OF
Seattle
J. E. Crichton
Health and Sanitation Committee
Peor
City moves to enforce deadline on Jackson Street vice houses
The Star reports the City Council unanimously backs Chief Sullivan to close all disorderly houses on Jackson Street and nearby cross streets. Council members push for expedited action while debates reveal lingering political tension and support for keeping Jackson Street clear.
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Sullivan
Jackson Street
Star
Seea
Kiatier
Bates Committee
Rinehart
Feacon Hill
King Street
Jeller
Metia Tall
Mayor defends city charter and denies dead line
At city hall the mayor dodges questions with humor, says police duties are in the city charter, stresses citizen petitions and good morals, and rejects the idea of a dead line while confronting questions about Jackson Street resorts and vice.
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Tiamen
Beacon Ht
Jackson Street
Appeal in Blanche Fachet case and local notices
UNCLE SAM HAS TAKEN AN APPEAL. Blanche Fachet née Blanche Maadens faces a U S immigration appeal after arrest on unlawful entry charges. The Court freed her on bond pending decision. Also in the morning federal court H W Brace and Constant ine J Warnecke were declared bankrupts and discharged of all debts. The Charity Organization Society plans its annual dinner Oct 6 at 6 20 PM in the First Methodist church lecture room in Portland. Col J M Underwood, noted railroad constructor and former Minnesota legislator, dies at 61 in Portland.
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H. W. Brace
Everett
Constantine J. Warnecke
Seattle
Charity Organization Society
First Methodist Church
Portland
Ore
Col
J. M. Underwood
Minnesota
Chicago court upholds Russia-granted rabbinic divorce
For the first time in the nation a rabbinics divorce granted in Russia is recognized by Chicago courts. Judge's opinion states the divorce of Max Graber from his first wife in Huerta is binding, while the second wife tests the marriage validity against the first wife who claims bigamy.
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Chicago
Sept. T
Russia
Max Graber
Huerta
Salt
National Car Wheel Co Incorporation in Rochester
The National Car Wheel Company of Rochester was incorporated today with capital stock of 2.4 million dollars. The announcement appeared in Albany on September 2.
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Albany. N
The
National Car Wheel Company
Rochester
Seattle Seeks 142nd National Education Association Convention
A special Seattle committee of businessmen meets tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss securing the 142nd National Education Association convention. Last meeting in Hartford drew over 800 teachers. Seattle could attract at least half that attendance if hosted. The panel weighs whether Beattie can supply hotel accommodations for the gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bert Oleson Bound Over For Trial On Fraud Charge
Bert Oleson this morning was bound over to the superior court by Justice Cann on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The alleged offense involved a worthless check signed by Oleson on Matt Makela of the Cape Nome saloon. Bond of 76 dollars was not posted and he remains in custody awaiting trial. Albert J. Hicks was reported missing this morning from the street. A 12 year old boy, previously employed at Wirths on Second Avenue, had disappeared by Saturday night.
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Bert Olewon
Justice Cann
Oleson
Matt Makela
Cape Nome
Albert J. Hicks
Southe Street
Wirth’s
Second Avenue
Thousands Starving in Eastern Roumelia Amid Refugee Crisis
Eight thousand fugitives from Macedonia and Adrianople are gathered in Burhas with thousands more arriving hourly. Reports describe terrible conditions, with four thousand women and children starving in the woods along the border. Turks control key points and continue to bolster forces.
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Burghas
Roumelia
Macedonia
Adrianople
No Reen Policy: Shoes Refunded If Not Satisfactory
Customer may return unsatisfactory pair of shoes for a full refund. The store offers money back for footwear that fails to meet expectations. Refund processed upon return and inspection, with receipt required.
Cost of a Seattle city laboratory for sanitation urged
Dr Frantz H Coe an authority on sanitary laboratories argues a Seattle city laboratory would prevent disease and reduce reliance on cure. He cites milk adulteration as a target and calls for a chemist bacteriologist and veterinary surgeon, funded beyond $80 monthly, with the health and sanitation committee ready to push the plan to the city council.
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Sanitarian
Board of Health
Frantz H. Coe
Sanitary Laboratories
Seattle
Beattie
E Bert
Suartte
Woodcock
Samuel B. Limerick
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Gill
Kistler
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Norton
Gil
Peewee
Porter House
Uncle Sam
T. H. Fisher
John H. Sargent
House of the Good Shepherd
Blanche Fachet
Blanche Maadens
United States of America
Charles B. Hopkins
Mascles
Hanford
Bonda
Leo
Macedon
IANS
Roumelian Borders
Nedfersons Gemtaun
Ramaker Music CO
Queen Anne Flour
Hammond Milling CO
Saris
Tims
Weeodcock
Cravenettes
W. B. Hutchinson Co. Cor
Second Avenue and
Union Street
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