Fortune Seeker from Yukon Arrives in Seattle
W M Liverett known as Dorado king arrives at a Seattle hotel en route to Dawson to collect funds from mining and property investments. He rose from humble beginnings in West Virginia to become a noted Yukon prospector and president of the Yukon Order of Pioneers with extensive Klondike riches.
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W. M. Liverett
Bin
Dawson
Yukon
Empire
Yukon Order of Pioneers
Swiftwater
Liggett
Holly Grove
W. Va
Hill
Dewan
Bill
Ing
Kansas
Hette
Miller Creek
Klondike
Pili
Florado Creek
No. 13
Eldorado
Swiftwater Bill
Chute
Mallory
Turner
Leggett
Seattle InklingS: Suits and actions in superior court
A. G. Sandstrom sues Alaska Fisherman's Packing Co. over $2197 for hull work on a steam tug and seeks a temporary receiver with sale proceeds to his account. Nellie N. Stelt seeks divorce from William H. Stell for non support. Amselus A. Roth gains U.S. citizenship. Lewis Maron, a Pilack Diamond toll miner, is committed to an insane asylum.
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A. G. Sandstrom
Superior Court
Alaska Fisherman's Packing Company
Sandstrom
Nellie N. Stelt
William H. Stell
Lewis Maron
Jacobs
Supeior Court
Kewan
Ton, Cal
Cyrano de Bergerac at Amusements Ree Lioopen
The Third Avenue Theater presents Cyrano de Bergerac with Madame Pianka and her Den of Performing Lions. The production features a bold stage spectacle and notable talent, drawing crowds for a lively rendition of the classic tale.
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Third Avenue Theater
Cyrano de Berges
Madame Pianka
den of
Liona
His Own Medicine His Own Medicine
In OCORRY Pennsylvania a masked group abducted Henry Johnson from Weat Spring Creek, stripped him and flogged him with whips until flesh skinned from his body. He survived after conscious return and will recover though badly injured. Neighbors debate whether the beating was deserved amid domestic tensions.
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Pennsylvania
Henry Johnson
Weat Spring Creek
Johnson
Ceane
Phu Pete
Jonhnaen
Mra. Johnson
Nordstrom Case Delayed as Mental-Health Commission Named
James Hamilton Lewis again postponed the sentencing of Charlie Nordstrom. The court ordered a five physician commission to assess Nordstrom’s mental condition after a plea of insanity. Judge Jacobs will announce the commission members next Wednesday. A Beattie asylum physician was added to the panel on motion by Prosecutor Meffrey. The execution date remains postponed two weeks.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Charlies Nordstrom
Thier
Jacobs
Nordstrom
Altormey Meffrey
Btellacoom
Labor Unions of Seattle Forge Strong Central Body
The Western Central Labor Union unites most Seattle trades with about 190 members across eighteen locals. It cites open meetings at 1236 Third Avenue and notes historic achievements like a city employment bureau. Several unions cling to crafts from musicians to sailors with active officers and regular meetings in W C L U halls.
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Beattie
Western Central Labor Union
Central
Third Avenue
Kebt
Central Labor Union
Pacific Northwest
Elghteen
City Free ‘Employment Bureau
Middieton
Newsboys’ Union
Seattle
Sailors’ Union
Qe Pacific
Weller Street
Wm. Tharbeek
San Francisco
Building Trades’ Council
W.C. LU. Hall
Bricklayers’ International Union, No
F. J. Middleton
W. H. Middleton
W. C. LU
Journeymen ‘Tailors
National Union No. T1
First - Closs
James T. Ajax
Max J. Schmidt
W. C. LT
Typographical Union No
Orville Eepy
H. M. Louder
W.c. L. A. Hall
Thief Tries Electric Light Robbery On Walnut Hill
A daring break in on Walnut Hill in Cincinnati involved a thief climbing an electric pole and disconnecting the arc light to plunge the street into darkness. Officer Miller and Edison Electric Light employee searched the old Buchholz residence area but the thief escaped, marking the first tampering incident on the hill.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Hille
Miller
McMillan Street
Edison Electric Light Company
Jie
Faw & Men
Buchholz
M. D.D. Anderson
Ladies and Mens Umbrellas on Sale with Low Prices
An assortment of parasols is advertised with vivid descriptions and prices. Ladies Dresden hand painted handles, pine twisted silk parasols, and white silk options are offered alongside men s steel rod Paragon frame umbrellas and children s colorful parasols. Prices range from about 1 to 2 dollars with emphasis on bargain values.
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Dresden
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