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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1905
Page
8
A catalog of items with fluctuating selling prices listed in mixed formats including dollars and euros. Multiple entries state now selling for different amounts such as 3.00 50e Tic 1.00 60 50 3.50 4.00 Tie 1.25 75e 1.50 and truncate.
A petition filed with the post office department seeks the removal of C. L. Wayland, Washington Alaska district inspector, with signers from Seattle area clerks and carriers. An official from Washington is expected to investigate alleged incompetence and bias amid broader Post Office management scrutiny.
Judge Gordon heard the case against Giovanni Diograzio for assault and battery on Mary Dimo. The prosecuting witness testified that they struggled over a stick and, when the defendant became objectionable, she picked up a knife.
Judge Gordon took the case under advisement while Roy J Simmons J Wright and Jamen Colline were discharged after arrest for depredations in the Japanese district. The Steilacoom post office suspect George Kinefer faced a preliminary hearing with bonds set at $1000. In a separate incident Willa Gilray and John Merrifield were injured when a heavy bow fell during steamer Cottage City loading. A raised bill scam at Occidental avenue clothing house was discovered by a cashier at Interurban ticket office with a $1 bill changed to $10.
Investigations show claims that W J Moore and his wife died by suicide in Minneapolis and that Moore lived at 323 Warren Avenue are incorrect. Local residents confirm Moore never resided at that address.
50 feet inch cotton garden hose with couplings and no gauge complete guaranteed for one season price for sale $4.25 at The Rubber Store located at 714 Lat.
Senator John H. Mitchell pleaded guilty to three of four indictments in Portland Oregon court. He filed a plea in abatement on the fourth, challenging the grand jury’s legality over citizen and taxpaying issues. Judge Bennett indicated guilt on the Puter charge would be waived for trial immediately, seen as a delay tactic by defense.
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