Rose Zetler
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- Jan 3, 1895Four Candy Counters and a Prostitution ChargePolice called the fruit-and-candy stands on Third and Front streets a front. The women who kept them, and the men who lived with them, stood in police court and pleaded not guilty.Seattle, WA
- Jan 8, 1895A Candy-Shop Front, a Church Shadow, and a Vice Conviction in Downtown SeattleRose Zetler was found guilty of running a disorderly house near Third and University, with testimony tying her husband to a tar-and-feathering in Winnipeg.Seattle, WA
- Feb 6, 1895The Peanut Stand and the Disorderly HouseA Seattle husband convicted as a disorderly person produced a Denver marriage license and a tribute to his wife—while police described a peanut stand used as cover for something else.Seattle, WA
- Feb 9, 1895The Fight to Clean Up the Shadow of the ChurchA municipal court judge rules against a family accused of running a vice operation near the Plymouth Congregational Church.Seattle, WA