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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
1
Divorce Decrees Parade Through Courthouse Smiles
Photo captures 15 divorces granted by Judge Frater on a Wednesday afternoon. Narratives include Bessie Crane recalling a tumultuous marriage from 1910 to 1911, Emma Helmstadt recounting infidelity, and Annie Lambert supporting herself after separation. Additional cases cover abandonment, lack of support, and disputes over companionship, with various couples detailing years of marriage and estrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Frater
Annie Lambert
Thirday
Beastman Tornow Lures Hunters Into Killing Trap
The sheriff leads a posse from Montesano toward the upper Satsop as rumors spread that Tornow, the beast-man, killed eight men including Louis Blair and Charles Lathrop near the Pillishak cabin. Deputies report a slaughter and a pursuing trail seeking the elusive foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornow
Tervidle
Pillishak
Satsop
Schelle Mathews
Montesano
Louis Blair
Charles Lathrop
Schaletzeke
Schaletzekes
Pillishak Cabin
Blair
Lathrop
Tornon
Quimby
Simpson Logging Co
Mason County
Sheldon
Seattle
Sheriff Mathews
Cole
Don Elliott
Fitzgerald
Auto
Bud” Wilson
Aberdeen
Fred L. Boalt
Boalt
Schaltezeke
Ponge
Wilson
Harbor Island terminal scheme killed by unanimous vote
Port commissioners severed negotiations with Pacific Terminals in a sharp vote witnessed by spectators. The panel moved to revise the $3,000,000 harbor bond and shift development to the East waterway, with a June 29 election and potential port-board expansion. Rob Bridges pressed for port control of waterfront improvements and rejected partnership deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Pacific Terminals Company
Harbor Islands
Charles P. Spoon
Pacific Terms Company
R. F Ayers
Bob Bridges
Ter
Aremnent
Pacific Teterm, Company
Har- Island
East Waterway
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Terminals Company
Rob Bridges
Harbor Island
Youthful auto thief spared sentence in court
The youth, aided by Louis Herrich whose car was stolen, obtained a suspended six month sentence for J. E B. Fryberg in Justice Brown's court for taking a "joy ride." The machine was taken in front of the Press club recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Herrich
Justice Brown
J. E B. Fryberg
Furth Case Goes To Jury In Seattle Bank Conspiracy
In Bellingham on April 17 the Furth case retreats to the jury after three hours of closing arguments by Prosecuting Attorney Brawley. He asserts Seattle National Bank loaned Schricker large sums on no security and later pressed him to surrender coal lands while Furth associates allegedly knew Schricker’s solvency. The district contends the bank conspired to lower Schricker’s debt by about $80,000 prior to Schricker closing the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Furth
Brawley
Seattle National Bank
Schricker
Jacob Furth
Scheicker
Trial date set for mining heir in Jones murder case
Juneau Alaska April 17 Joseph MacDonald wealthy mine owner will be tried July 8 for the murder of N. C. Jones a mission worker. The date was set today by United States District Judge Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Joseph MacDonald
N. C. Jones
United States
Lyons
Killing in the Woods Report Describes Fatal Incident
Montesano witness accounts detail a shooting in the woods near a shack after Blair Lathrop and Tornow were attacked. Quimby and Tornow exchanged gunfire as Blair and Lathrop fell, with a man at a tree firing as the events unfolded and Tornow moving into brushes seeking cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Lathrop
Quimby
Tornow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eta
Bessie C. Crane
Emma Holmstad
Bessie CC. Crane
Clayton R. Crane
Clayton
Mrs. Crane
Emma Helmstadt
Jessie Florence
Phillip Clarence
Eby
Albert Kessler
M. Seller & Co
Helen Kessler
Albert
Lana L. Casey
W. W. Casey
Anna Winn
Sperry Winn
Mary
H. H. Kiingel
Third Av
Helen Keesler
Frances Gill
Beastman
Giles Quimby
Withim
Mathews
Monte Savo
STAR
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