Court hearing on Sacher case ends with non suit
In Judge Bell's court Mary Sacher testified she had limited contact with John Wheatman and denied past alcohol use. Wheatman contradicted much of her testimony and denied any improper relations. Judge Bell granted a non-suit for insufficiency of cause. a new complaint and trial were filed by Reynolds and Ingerwol for Mary Sacher.
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Wheatman
Mary
Miss Saeher
O. W. Preston
Ballard
Brown
Bell
Reynolds
Ingerwol
Mary Sacher
Olympia meeting on state exhibit plan for 1963
Dele representing principal state bodies meets at the new courthouse to discuss funding and methods for a state exhibit at a 1963 fair. Nadeau elected chairman. Allen Weir declines permanent chair and nominates Nadeau. A banquet at Hotel Olympia will feature Gov McBride first public speech, with Mayor Lord presiding and Schively as toastmaster.
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Wach
Seattle
Gov
St. Eeposition
Nadeau
Setee
Frank la Wai
Coma
Trial of Ma Smith Commanding for Ordering Killings
April 26 reports the trial of Ma Smith, accused of ordering killings and treasonous acts as commander of the Samarra force. The defense argues most charges are false, while the prosecution asserts a majority of accusations are true. Lieutenant Day testifies about orders given to subordinates.
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Imma
Ma Smith
Bsamar
Fem
Smith
Woodruff
Accus
Aiier
House Conferees Fail To Agree On Immigration Bill Amendments
Washington report notes April meeting where House conferees failed to reach agreement on amendments to the immigration bill. A new conference is requested to press for receding from changes and set a deadline on exclusion terms.
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Washington, D. C
Hill
Illinois
Tennessee introduces tariff repeal resolution in Congress
New plan announced in Washington as a Tennessee representative introduces a measure to repeal tariff duties on ro ne and veal for the alleged packers.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Small Store Fire at Pacific Coast Co Foot of King Wet
A small fire broke out shortly before 9 AM at a store in the Pacific Coast Co complex at the foot of King Street. Firefighters arrived by telephone and limited the damage to a tipped wagon at 207 First Avenue, which swerved to avoid a moving fire wagon. No injuries were reported and only a broken wheel resulted from the incident.
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Matt
Pacific Coast Co
King Wet
Howe
First Avenue
Driver saves boy near Colman dock
J A Farmer of Diamond Ice and Storage Co. rescued three year old Tommy Keatersom who wandered from home near Virginia street. The child slipped on a railroad track as a switch engine neared. Farmer leapt from his wagon and pulled the boy to safety just before the train passed. The boy returned home with a badly sprained leg and a scratched face.
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J. A. Farmer
Diamond Ice & Storage Co
Tommy Keatersom
Virginia Street
Mr. Farmer
Colman
Farmer
Board of Works to Open Bids for City Street Improvements
Tomorrow at the Board of Public Works meeting bids will be opened for grading Lake avenue Campaign street and Fifth avenue concrete sidewalks on First avenue north from Mercer to Aloha street and on Yester from Twenty second to Thirtieth avenue sewer on Fastlake East Mercer Rey and other streets and grading Eleventh avenue north from East Dennyway to Nagle addition A petition by J Ford about an overflow on land owned by the Pacific Coast Co will also be acted upon James W Prentice 40 died at South Park this morning Funeral at his residence Sunday at 11 after a lingering illness tuberculosis was the cause he was the son of Alexander Prentice of South Park a Puget Sound pioneer
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Board of Public Works
Lake Avenue
Campaign Street
Fifth Avenue
First Avenue
Mercer
Aloha Street
Yester
Twenty-second Avenue
Thirtieth Avenue
Fastlake Avenue
East Mercer, Rey
Eleventh Avenue
East Dennyway
Nagle Addition
J. ©. Ford
Pacific Coast Co
James W. Prentice
South Park
Bonney & Stewart
Alexander Prentice
Puget Sound
Steamer Everett Excursion Tickets For Weekend Games
Steamer City of Everett offers round trip excursion tickets to Everett for weekend games between Seattle League and Five ret B B team. Tickets include grounds admission with 21:00 round trip, valid 7 am and 12 pm departures Saturday and Sunday and return 7:15 pm Saturday and Sunday.
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Steamer City of
Everett
Seattle League
Fiverett B. B
Everett Tr. BH
Freamer City of
Everett I. B
Seattle man Cyrel Johnson dies after brain congestion
longtime Seattle resident Cyrel Johnson dies in his room at St Kime hotel from brain congestion. A former customs officer in Mexico and mail carrier on the Hocky Mountains he later served over four years as Seattle police driver. He leaves a son Edward B Johnson and daughter Hagel W Johnson in Seattle with other relatives in Gloucester Maz. Funeral arrangements pending for Andrews family member at Edgewater.
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Rank BF. Johnson
Seattle
Northwest
St. Kime
Manchester
Mase
Mexico
Hocky Mountaina
Lake View
Aminger Andrews
Edgewater
Henney @ Stewart
Misa Andrews
P. Andrews
Charles Burnett
Meet Tonight at First Baptist Church by Christian Endeavor
The city Christian Endeavor societies plan a mane meeting tonight at the First Baptist Church. The state convention will be held here in June. Program includes song service, prayer, scripture, addresses by Rev. David Hirth Sole and Rev. T. Plummer Revetie, and various speakers.
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First Baptist Church
Dr. Dixon
L. 8. Bowerman
Boyd
Columbia City
Roth Call of Societics
President Bull
David Hirth
Mr. Dixon
W. A. Spaulding
Mies
Phoebe L. Jones
Carl H. Reeves
H.C. Ewing
T. Plummer
Baseball at Everett Opens Seattle Season Preview
The last practice game before the Seattle league season will be played at Everett tomorrow and Sunday. The Everett team is expected to be stronger than in the earlier game here. A large contingent of Seattle fans will travel with their team on this first road trip.
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Seattle League
Everett
Seattle
Benefit show by Matsuda and troupe closes Seattle visit
Matsuda and his Royal Japanese Jugglers and acrobats perform at the Seattle theater Sunday night for one last city appearance. The event is the annual benefit for the Seattle theater box office staff featuring vaudeville acts and other feats before the troupe heads west.
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Matsuda
Seattle Theater
Seattle
Robberies Reported In City News
Jas McDonald reported a pocket pick today with his watch stolen after the thief cut the chain. A lead pipe worth 30 dollars was taken from a new house on Seventh Avenue between Union and University Street last night. Zurglaves broke into Brandon Wittakoff’s residence at Fourteenth Avenue South and Winthrop Street. a 45 caliber revolver was the main asset seized. Police notified about the cane.
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Jas. McDonald
Seventh Avenue
Union
University Street
F. A. Sexton
Zurglaves
Brandon Wittakoff
Fourteenth Avenue South
Winthrop Street
Weather forecast for Seattle and vicinity
Tonight and Saturday forecast fair and cooler with frost tonight A warming trend is expected Saturday Light to fresh west to north winds observed across the area Seattle vicinity forecast details point to cooler temperatures tonight with frost then a brighter Saturday with rising temperatures and gentle to brisk wind patterns Throughout the period conditions remain dry and clear in most parts
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Seattle
Shipping Point for Chinese and Local Marriages Listed
A report notes regular Chinese arrivals into Seattle from nearby points with workers shipped on the steamer Utopia to Fairhaven to work at the Chuckanut cannery. Marriage licenses issued include Herman Copenhagen and Tiny Cloud, James Monasmith and Belle Kingery, Michal Flaherty and Mia Mary Phelomena Graham.
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Portland
Utopia
Fairhaven
Chuckanut
Herman
Copenhagen
Christopher
Tiny T. Cloud
James Monasmith
Belle Kingery
Michal Flaherty
Mia
Mary Phelomena Graham
South Park
Kilbourne & Chick Exec Survives Nighttime Hold Up on Madison
WwW. G. Clark of the Kilbourne and Chick Company faced a nighttime armed robbery on Madison Street between Second and Third avenues. A masked man brandished a revolver, Clark feigned submission, then fled toward an alley as bystanders fled. Clark retreated to his Second Avenue shop to recover before continuing home.
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G. Clark
Kilbourne & Chick Company
Madison Street
Httle
Clark
Second
Third Avenue
Lila
Neemaerene
Second Avenue
Fiett
Malisor Street
Bora
Driver John Boyle Injured in Hose Wagon Crash
John Boyle, driver for hose wagon No. 4, was seriously injured when the wagon overturned at Seventh Avenue and Main Street while en route to a fire at the south coal bunkers. He suffered a badly dislocated knee and was treated at Dr. Ghent's office before being taken home to 208 Fifteenth Avenue.
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John Boyle
Seventh Avenue
Main Street
Boyle
Train Wreck on Globe Line Kills Two, Injures Over Hundred
A workmen's train on the Globe line derailed near Mackney Junction after striking a defective rail. The accident, at early hours today, caused two deaths and more than 100 injuries, some serious, with over 100 workmen aboard.
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London
Globe Line
Mackney Junction
Dirigo Arrives from the North at Schwabacher Dock
The steamer Dirigo from the north reached Schwabacher dock at dawn. It carried six passengers and no cargo. Among them were Professor Dr Adelphia and Mrs Adelphia. The professor has gained fame for feats of a lower domain in Alaska.
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Dirigo
Alaska Steamship Fine
Schwabacher Dock
Dr Adelphia
Mra
Adelphia
Alaskane
Salvage sale advertises Bertha wreck stock in Alaska bargain
Notice touts liquidation of Bertha steamer cargo landed for Alaska use. It promises clothing boots shirts blankets and rubber boots at low prices, claiming the stock was bought on the ground at the seller’s price. Includes bargains like rubber boots at 2.50 and mentions Round tickets and trip dates.
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Bertha
Alaska
Stock Basin
Ordet Company
Washington
Occidental
Local Market Ads Promote Bulk Pickles and Breakfast Cereal
An advertisement highlights bulk pricing for pickles and beverages, with per gallon and per pint offers. It touts German breakfast items and a no cook Malta Vita cereal as a featured product, claiming freshness and producer direct from vendors.
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Per Doven
Zhe Malta Vita
City Council to Discuss Great Netiers Tunnel Plan
The city council convenes tonight as a committee of the whole to discuss the proposed Great Netiers tunnel. Company representatives will explain subway reuse, entry and lease points, with focus on effects on water and sewer systems and a completion timetable from railroad interests.
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Great Netiers
Gas fitter fined for removing market gas fixture
John Laycock, a gas fitter at the Pacific Meat Market on Piret Avenue, was fined $10 by Judge George for removing a gas fixture and failing to reinstall it. The charge violated a city ordinance. the fine was suspended. Laycock had earlier removed a chandelier and turned off gas, and the incident was only discovered after a gas company official alerted authorities. The court warned of the danger of gas release and potential explosion if the fixture had remained missing.
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John Laycock
Pacific
Piret Avenue
Pullee
George Ths
Laycock
Layooruk
Gan Company
Mystery of Psycho Exposed Tomorrow Night in Seattle
The Angelus recital at Sherman Clay's promises a nine o clock revelation of whether Psycho is a man or automaton. Attendance is urged early due to limited space while outside viewers can watch the north window display. The event promotes the Angelus piano player and associated sales offers from Sherman Clay & Co. Local savings bonuses from American Savings Bank & Trust Co. are also highlighted.
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Seattle
Psycho
Angelus
Sherman Clay's
Paycho
Sherman Clay & Co
Ind
Glaseen Eyewear Offered At Low Rates By Optical Co
Schuchard Optical Co announces eye glasses at low prices starting $1.00 withoptical services. Located at 1207 Second Avenue Seattle next to Stone Fisher Lone's.
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Schuchard Optical Coo
Eye Specialiata
Second Avenue
Seattle
Stone, Fisher & Lone's
Seven More Piano Sales Promote Cabinet Grand Uprights
Historic ad notes deep discounts on Cabinet Grand Upright pianos at 905 Second Avenue. It lists a range of styles with prices from 268 to 496, claims superior quality, offers a five year warranty, and outlines payment terms of 20 or 25 dollars down and 8 to 10 dollars per month.
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Second Avenue
United States
Kevery
Markets Report Shows Mixed California Strawberries Demand
The steamer from California brought a large shipment for the local market with receipts varying by rail. California strawberries command about 4.50 per crate and Oregon berries 5.00, while old potatoes hold near 4.00 a ton. Fresh produce remains in demand and prices for various fruits and vegetables are listed, including apples, beets, cabbage, cucumbers, and more. A note mentions state receipts for 1902 and bridge plans near Tolt and Auburn.
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California
Gay Almount
Oregon
Hananes
Baez
Onlone
Walla
Everett I. B. team to sell round tickets
Freamer City of Everett plans a sale for the Everett I. B. team. Tickets include ground admission for $1.00 and are good at 7 p.m. and 12 p.m.
Ellensburg Post Office Receipts Rise From 1800 to 1900
In Ellensburg Washington a special report notes post office receipts increasing from 8487 in 1800 to 8525 in 1900, an uptick of 2026. The figures highlight a growing mail service demand in the region.
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Ellensai Nc
Wash
Ellensburg
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