Settlement of John Sullivan Estate in Basin Court
After seven years of litigation the estate of John Sullivan ends with a distribution order in Judge Lindsey s court Hannah Callaghan held a one quarter interest in the Sullivan estate as sole beneficiary Edward Corcoran of Dublin had been named heir but sold his interest in 1909 and left for Ireland The Sullivan estate now rests with Urban Investment Company and Provident Investment Company with lawyers as chief stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Lindsey
Hannah Callaghan
Charles H. Farrell
Edward Corcoran
Dublin
Ireland
Corcoran
Seattle
Beatty
Sullivan
First Av
Cherry At
United States
Pies
Sullivan Estate
Urban Ivestment Company
Provident Investment Company
Nobody on Mars, Says One Scientist
Washington April 20 Dr George E Hale of Mount Wilson stated there are no inhabitants on Mars and dismissed the idea that Martian canals were man made He contradicted Dr Lowell of Harvard University noting his observations align with those of Professor unser of the Carnegie Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George E. Hale
Mount Wilson
Mars
Hale
Lowell
Harvard University
Unser
Carnegie Institute
Day of Boss Rule Ended Says Croker Before Leaving
Richard Croker, a former boss, declares in New York that party rule in America is ending. He predicts voters will choose from many tickets as parties fade and pledge lines blur, with or without named Democrats or Republicans remaining in name. He plans to sail for Ireland and says he is out of petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croker
New York
America
Richard Croker
Ireland
Boas
Widow of Silent Smith to Wed Barlow Van Voorhis
Mrs James Henry Smith widow of Silent Smith travels from Paris to London and plans marriage to Barlow Van Voorhis in a quiet arrangement. She is reportedly worth 40000000 and is staying with Mrs Anthony Drexel in Paris while Van Voorhis resides at the Drexel home Grosvenor Square in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My United Press
London
James Henry Smith
Smith
Barlow van Voorhis
Mra
Paria
van Voorhis Ia
A. J. Drexel
Grosvenor Square
Mra. Smith
Mra. Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Buck Opposes Tawney in Minnesota District Fight
Judge Henry L. Buck of Winona chosen by Democrats to contest Congress against James A. Tawney. Buck, 49, married 25 years, has two sons who play ball with Tawney’s boys. Former municipal judge and state normal school director, Buck chaired the Democratic state central committee in 1962 and acted as delegate at large in 1964. In Tacoma, Nicolas Lawson and others win flat commission seats after elimination election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Buck
Winona
Minn
Jas. A. Tawney
Cannon
Buck
Tawney
State Normal School
Democratic State Central Committee
St. Louis
Gas Pipe Wage Hold–Up Ends With Arrest At Loewe’s
Herbert Bear, a cook, threatened Loewe’s restaurant proprietor with a wrapped gas pipe over unpaid wages. He demanded $2.40, took $2.46, then fled but was captured hours later and remained in jail awaiting action by the prosecuting attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bear
Lowe's
Loewe
Bear
Rainier Grand Suit Over Denied Liquor
Mae Aronstein sues the Rainier Grand hotel for 2500 dollars claiming injury to reputation after being refused intoxicating liquor. Defendants include the hotel owners and manager Charles Perry. Hotel says she was denied service for acting disorderly previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Grand Hotel
Mae Aronstein
Charles Perry
Letter Carrier Fined for Killing Dog
Letter Carrier D. Knapp was fined $25 by Justice Brown for killing Puddier, the dog belonging to Mrs. F. M. Stanley of 4006 First Ave. N. E., after claiming the animal had viciously attacked him. The court found the slaying unnecessary, though the carrier testified the dog had attacked him on his rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Knapp
Justice Brown
Puddier
Mra
F. M. Stanley
First
Funny Stories From The Old West Dispatches
A collage of humorous vignettes including a painter reacting to a portrait that prompts a old man’s tearful comment about a changing father and two miners Hill and Jim in the Cascades recounting kettle clashes and a misadventure with tea kettles. An Irishman Pat attempts suicide but cannot breathe after tying rope around his neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascades
Hill
Jim
Nill
Fill
Faily
Mall
Pat
Bill Met Bill at White House in Washington
Ceaseless chatter follows William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft as they meet at the White House. Bryan urges Congress to fund hookworm eradication in Puerto Rico and to establish a Pan American college there, while Taft notes the pole outcome and jokes about health. Uncle Joe Cannon hosts Bryan later for a business call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Ryan
William Howard Taft
United States
William Howard
William Jennings
Mr. Bryan
Joe Cannon
Congress
Porto Rico
Special Notices and Classified Fragments
Fragmented notices list general wants and services including care for mothers at home ad options for room rentals and board. Other lines advertise real estate, health remedies, and trades with sparse reader details and inconsistent spelling.
Portand Clearings and Balances Reported Today
Portland clearings totaled 1 445 221 dollars with balances at 217 041 dollars Snok clearings reached 729 219 dollars with a balance of 107 082 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
Tocome
Portland
Seattle Star subscription notice and rates
The Seattle Star explains subscription options including mail and carrier delivery. It lists rates of five cents per copy, twenty five cents per week, and one dollar thirty six per six months, with annual year charges and late- or non-delivery adjustments. It directs readers to call the subscription office between 6 and 9 o clock for service changes or issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becom
Order OF Moore
W. Bean
Jackson Et
Logie
Seretary
Beattie Hotel
Car
Blewett
T. Fremont Jon KA Realty Co
Ieee Homas
Feuer
Amerian Bank
Pias
Roome
Naders
Seattle
Help Wanted and Lost Items Teeter in Classified Notes
Various classified snippets advertise a female help wanted post with low pay and odd job details, plus ad requests for domestic work, millinery, and feather work. Lost items include a bull terrier with white fur and a monogrammed gold watch, with rewards offered.
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Qeois
Hank Midge
Hodle
N. Kant
Denny Muliding
Heoona
First
Clare Law
Dester Horton & Co
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L. W. Reye
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Meare Theatre
Hoth Phegee
Watson Co
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British Columbia Farm Land Association
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Menry
Aoeemanee Sotenteveny
Werattie Flee
LM Ak
Wartro Oy
Pyten
Ealery
Stewart
Fertett Bea
Tito
Wimtion
Hirmingham Land Co
Reliabie
C A. Graf
Postattios
Mennett
Mevens
Wey
Western
Sory
Peity
Oregon
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Rene Painter
Rosiyn Betel United
Georgian Hotel
Hay
Murets Can Co
Poster & Kmeer
Eighth
Virginia
F. W. Jackson
Order OF Moore Hequires & Lodge
Gowntown
Tom W.itean
Rman
Jackson
Ee Ee Peon Enranemne E Fer College
Premont- Ad
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Jones & Co
Meridian A
F. Cer
Tess
Troon
Pleasant Rd
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Ian i
Alesha
Kent
Salle
Beth
Madison
Tromt Restealers
Ana
Jean Rank Moders Buffet
Crocery
Baie Cafe
Prp
Dixon
Marten
Atton
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