Widow in need seeks civil action against husband for support
In a case before Superior Judge Tallman, Mrs. William Caswell, now at the county hospital infirmary, faces possible poor farm care as her husband reportedly has money but refuses to support her. County officials say the county farm is crowded, and a private civil suit could compel maintenance. Attorney Craven notes taxpayers should not bear the burden, urging a citizen to sue for Mrs. Caswell.
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William Caswell
Tallman
Fife
Craven
Ceawell
William Canweil
Miner Thomas Dies After Falling Rock in tunnel
Passengers on the steamer report a miner named Thomas cremated by falling rock in a tunnel. He formerly lived at Black Diamond and was killed while earth loosened above him. He died before rescue could reach him, his body found in the tunnel.
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Thomas
St Dawson
Black Diarmond
Walsh Expands Bremerton Run With New Stern Wheeler
Steamer Walsh, a large stern wheeler owned by Capt. McCormick, was added to the Bremerton route yesterday. Intended for Olympia, it completed four winter trips before withdrawal and will carry about 200 passengers normally, with excursion capacity around 400. It will run three round trips daily and four on weekends, while a City of Aberdeen repair project and the Arrow’s arrival from the Columbia River fuel a lively rival-boat contest.
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Walsh
McCormick
Olympia
W. J. Ellie
City of Aberdeen
West Beattie
Alep
Arrow
Columbia River
Chinese pair arrested over forged certificates aboard steamer
Two Chinese individuals were arrested by Customs Inspectors Bunker and Delaney yesterday as they attempted to go ashore from the steamer Dede. They carried forged certificates and wore excessive clothing, including seven shirts six blouses and three pairs of trousers in one case and seven blouses six shirts and three pairs of trousers in the other. A note directs readers to Bennett at 7 Colonial to take jewelry.
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Bunker
Delaney
Dede
Winton’s Drive Sparks Auto Industry March Toward Power
A colorful portrait compares Winton to Alexander the Great, praising his persistence and industrial impact. The piece notes his belief in building a lasting motor empire, predicting rapid growth and possible Gordon Bennett Cup participation.
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Winten
Kaleer Wilhelm
Winton
Suburb Offers Discount on Cleared Lots and Homes
Seattle area development promotes large cleared lots with city water at $60 up and 10 percent discount for cash. In 10 days 1 500 lots sold and 206 houses built, double tracking the Hillman City car line provides steady work. agent advertises 825 down and $10 monthly for a home, urging buyers not to pay rent.
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Eas
Hillman City
Hillman
Washington
Piack
Police Hunt Youthful Vandals After Window Damage
Chief of Police Bullivan orders his men to watch for a group of young vandals blamed for recent stone throwing and damage to buildings, especially new structures, including the Moser building at Second Avenue and Virginia Street where woodwork was damaged and windows broken.
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Bullivan
Moser
Second Avenue
Virginia Street
Wharf collapse endangers wagon at intersection
A heavy wagon loaded with steel shafts narrowly escaped plunging into the bay when the wharf plank gave way at Railroad Avenue and Washington Street. The driver William Mancoll escaped injury as earth around the trestle partly supported the rig.
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Ae Ansfer Company
Wiliam Mancoll
Social Doings Roundup of Local Social Events
Mrs. G. M. Thompson hosted a small gathering at 707 Broad Street with card games and refreshments. The engagement of Annie Hughes to William Montross Inglis is announced for St Mark's Church on an April Wednesday. Miss Calhoun gave a musical at the Old Hamier with support from Messrs. St Medley Hughes and Paglehard. The Young Ladies Cinch Club met at 111 Columbia Street with Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Tanter hosting. The Junior Farce is planned for April 9 at Denny Hak with a light plot and local talent.
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G. M. Thompson
Broadway
Annie Hughes
John Hughes
William Montross Inglis
St Mark's Church
W. F. Hughes
C. C. Paglehard
Fred Baxter
Columbia Street
Fred Tanter
Frank Frederick
Clase
Denny Hak
May Day Celebrations Planned on University Campus
The Juniors announce a full May Day program including a Lake Washington regatta in the morning a baseball game in the afternoon and a Prom dance at Christensen's Hall. Public participation invited with an all day and night observance on campus.
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Lake Washington
Bentor
A. U. Biewart
Koyleton Avenue
Mise Fou
Nalmer Heights
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Navy Yard
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Inland Flyer
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Chariveton
Leeve Geattie
Gremerton
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Pacific Packing & Navigation Co
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Kayak
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Cook's Inlet
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Alling Froorm
Caine
Firet Avenue
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Council City
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Fifth and Pike
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Fiat
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Crattla Cataract Company
Beventh Ave
Jefferson St
Dabney & Woodhouse
Pike Street
Wash
Reliable Charter Usk
Noel Lie
Aeek
Citizen’s Gas
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