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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
8
New Steamer Coming to Seattle Run
Victoria news reports the Canadian Pacific Navigation Company will deploy the palatial Princess Victoria on the Victoria Seattle run starting Wednesday. The vessel will replace the Beatrice on that route while the Beatrice shifts to a Northern British Columbia service, and the Victoria Vancouver run will be discontinued for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Pa- Navigation Company
Bell Bound Over in High-Profile Sacoma Trial
Albert Bell and partner were bound over in 95 000 by U S Commissioner Dutford after transfer to county jail. Bell pleaded not guilty at arraignment and a brief witness exam followed. Colonel W H Doe represented Bell and moved to dismiss the Scribner case for insufficiency of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacoma
Wash
al KB. Bell
Grand
United States Commie Dutford
W. H. Doe
Bell
Scribner
Steamer Dolphin Sails Tonight From Alaska
The Alaska Steamship Company steamer Dolphin sails for Skagway tonight with a party of miners led by W. Thompson. Laborers bound for the Alsek district cannery will ride, and J. T. Barons will receive a full Dolphin cargo and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Skagway
W. Thormpson
Alsek District
J. T. Barons
Mustn't Ask Him Questions Secures Temporary Restraining Order
Edwin Haw obtained a temporary order from the United States district court in New York restraining creditors' receivers from examining his connection with Sully cotton pool. The order, returnable Monday, postpones the hearing. Ad from Brovis Slims Toklas Singerman Coe and Seneca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Haw
Holt
United States
Bully Company
Sully Cotton Pool
Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruelty and Incompatibility
Annie B. Roby of Ballard sues W. T. Roby for divorce on cruelty and incompatibility alleging decades of abuse including verbal swearing and door slamming. She cites April 13 withholding provisions, past beatings, and evictions in rain, seeking alimony as neighbors corroborate the complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. Roby
Ballard
W. T. Roby
On Trial Again In Botkin Case
The preliminary examination of Mrs. Botkin for the murder of Mrs. Ida Deane resumed in the morning. Lela Deane, daughter of the victim, testified about her illness and her mother's. She recalled eating the candy very clearly. Local fishermen in Bellingham expect sockeye salmon to fetch a higher price this season, with Fraser River at 20 cents per fish and local buyers hoping for more by season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Bellingham
the Sound
Fraser River
Polish girl to be released and sent home from prison
Mary Pavliek a Polish girl from Lamona who was given one year in the penitentiary for forgery may be released and returned to Minnesota. Her father offers to pay costs restore the stolen funds and cover her fare home. Davenport residents and P W Dillon request the judge to release the prisoner citing lack of criminal intent and her youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mary Pavliek
Lamona
Minnesota
P. W. Dillon
Chamberlain Receives Warm Welcome After Egypt Trip
Former secretary Joseph Chamberlain returned from Egypt to a rousing reception at the London station. He appeared bronzed from the Egyptian sun and was greeted by cheering admirers after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Joseph Chamberlain
American jockey Leater Reiff cleared to ride in England
London officials withdraw ban on American jockey Leater Reiff allowing future riding on English turf. Auction notice notes an event at 8 Washington Street with a base sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leater Reiff
Reiff
Washington Street
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William
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Simon Trotter
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Albert Bell
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Czarewittch
Ivan Gregorovitch
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Brovis
Slims
Re Regulare
Toklas, Singerman & Coe
Seneca
Levinson
I Lake
VANES
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Eton
Chennex
Roby
Mrs. Botkin
Bossey
Belshetelm
Port Arthur
Indus
Roundneff
James Griffith
Cault
Me Ie
J Mn
Georgetown
Daioon
Will
Scripps News
Reuben Baker
Port Townsend
Francis Sweetser
Ian de Fuca
Lawrence L. Moore
Kiea Peremeaus
Reuben William Miller
Emma Hoode
Children S
Panama
Ita
Kentucky Club
Sam
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