Tragic double shooting ends in murder suicide at First Avenue lodging
In a bitter quarrel at 610 First Avenue South last evening, Dick Foley, a bartender, shot Kittie Gray after which Foley killed himself in an alley nearby. Kittie Gray was wounded and hospitalized. Foley died at Butterworth’s morgue. the case follows a prior assault and police actions against Foley and Gray.
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First Avenue South
Kittie
Dick Foley
Foley
Fred
Mustelo
Kutter
Vidence
Kit Gray
Freeman
Kittle Gray
Cnfe
Adams
Providence Hospital
Ludlow
Howe
Butterworth
Gray
Tacoma
Kittie Gray
Butte, Mont
Pike Street Plans Saturday Band Concerts by Military Ensemble
Enterprising Pike Street merchants announce a series of Saturday concerts led by Ernest Meier and the Military band. The first event starts at 7:30 pm with performances at Corner H and Pike, Third and Pike, Second and Pike, and First and Pike, featuring a varied program and selections by executants including Miss Meier and Mr. Mullin as street committee secretary.
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First Avenue
Ernest Meier
Brill
Duluth, Minn
Chicago
Pike
Ernest Meter
Waltenfel
Woman Sues Man for Larceny Alleged in Phoenix
Essie Garrison, a Black woman, was arrested by Officer Ryan on a larceny charge amid an accusation by Charlies Wright that she kept 45 dollars in coin after he offered favors. Both were jailed with Garrison held for larceny and Wright as a witness.
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Essie Garrison
the Phoenix
Ryan Evening
Charlies Wright
City
Garrison
Per
Wright
Way of the Transgressor in Blackchapel District Arrests
Howell, a notorious woman in the Blackchapel district, was arrested by Officers Pevan and Humes for disorderly conduct. William Blake and John Grady were arrested by Officers Freeman and Hubbard for fighting. B. Fosbrook was arrested at the terse for interfering with the Rowe. Welch was arrested by McClurg last night for disorderly conduct.
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Howell
Blackchapel
Pevan and
Humes
William Blake
John Grady
Freeman Hubbard
B. Fosbrook
Rowe
Omeer Poon
William Welch
McClurg
Kamp Kontent at Port Townsend Opens with Events
A Port Townsend notice describes a Kamp Ko tent hosting a stereopticon show and a clam bake with balloon ascension and candy pull. Two men arrive, including a homeless mute Carl Sparks, and a water spaniel adopted by the group. An excursion of parents from Seattle is planned for next Monday, boarding at St Galbraith's dock on the steamer Olympic at 9 a.m.
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Port Townsend
Carl Sparks
Seattle
Port Orchard Steamship Schedule Notes Missing Context
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to battleships Iowa and Wisconsin at Port Orchard and mention a fast steam service from Columbia Street Dock with times 6:04 and 9:55 a m and 1:15 and am. Fare round trip appears as garbled data.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Oregon
Port Orchard Fock
Columbia Street Dock
D Arcy of the Guards and Other Theatrical Notes
Theaters report Henry Miller's usual success with a fair audience at Third Avenue theater. Charles Erin Verner's performance elicited uproarious laughter in Current Cash. Upcoming shows include East Lynne Arrah Na Pouge and Colleen Rawn as the engagement closes.
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D'Arcy
Guards
Henry Miller
D Arcy
The
Beards
Charles Erin Verner
Third Avenue Theater
Mr. Verner
East Lynne
Cotleen Rawn
City Sues Over Damages From Sewer Pipe Injury
Rubenstein filed a claim seeking $1100 damages for injuries to his boy after tripping on a sewer pipe left on the sidewalk, causing harm on city property.
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Rubenstein Han
German cavalry drill shown at Search- Vecht theater
One of the finest and clearest moving pictures shown at the Search- Vecht theater this week on Second avenue depicts German cavalry practice drill. It highlights precision of movement for which the German troops are renowned.
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Second Avenue
Woman Injured as Bicycle Strikes Pedestrian on First Avenue
Mrs. Walter Vestnys of Green Lane is injured after being hit by a bicycle rider crossing First Avenue in front of the Monad building. The rider fled the scene. his identity is unknown and no details of the incident or investigation are available.
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Walter N. Vestnys
Greenlane
Monada
Meeting on Queen Anne Hill Fire Protection Discussed
Fire and water committee will discuss improving fire protection for residents on Queen Anne hill at a forthcoming meeting.
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Fire and Water Committee
Queen Anne Hill
Prices Fluctuate on Western Ave Greens and Dairy
Western avenue market sees limited citrus across the board. Bananas scarce due to heat in the South while limes vanish. A carload of sweet potatoes arrived this morning. Butter cheese and eggs prices remain steady.
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Western Avenue
California
Wholesale Grocery Prices From A Local Market Ledger
A scanned price list catalogs diverse produce and meats with per unit and bulk rates. Items include lemons limes apples oranges bananas olives pineapples cherries peaches tomatoes dates and many more with assorted weights and regional brands.
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Val- Seton
Prices for Beattie producers in round lots on dock or car
The corrected daily list shows grain and feed prices and live poultry rates for Beattie producers. Grain data include barley $20.00, wheat $20.00, corn $1.60 per 100 lbs, bran $17.00, hay $10. Eastern Washington timothy $15.00, alfalfa $11.00. Poultry prices list chickens 10 1e, ducks 13c, turkeys 11 1le, dressed poultry turkeys 11 14e, chickens 10 1lle, ducks 1 léKe. Livestock quotes show steers 3%c, calves 84, sheep 4, hogs 546%e.
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Beattie
Hayet
Washington
I Thought It Would Be Easy to Convert Town Clergy
Cyrus Townsend Brady recalls a failed attempt to persuade ministers to accept a new idea in New Lippincot. A drunken man sleeps in the rear of a church, wakes, and heckles the preacher, prompting a witty retort that undercuts the effort. The moment underscores the difficulty of reform among clergy.
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Cyrus Townsend Vrrady
New Lippincoet
Morgan Leaves 16000 Check For Lafayette Relics in London
A London cable reports J Pierpont Morgan left 16000 pounds with Gen Horace Porter to be paid on delivery at the U S embassy for Lafayette relics in a pawn broker's shop in London. The relics include a sculptured id ing believed tied to Lafayette's heirs and the American campaign.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
London
Horace Porter
Lafayette
Popovers Guide For Light Cakes From A Batter Recipe
A historic recipe explains batter versus dough, noting popovers rise with proper eggs and air. It advises hot greased round pans, no moving or opening the oven, and filling two thirds full. Batter timing requires about 30 minutes and may need extra minutes to finish, or they may fall if removed early.
Star Mail to Camp Address Free of Charge
The Star will be mailed to the camp address at no additional cost. This service ensures recipients receive the newspaper without extra charges or fees.
Tin Roof Rattled by Disorderly Arrest at Depot
Albert Walters, described as mentally unbalanced or fooling around, was arrested by Officer Harkiman for disorderly conduct after lingering at the depot. Walters threatened with a gun remark when confronted. In court he appeared unsettled, and Judge George released him to return home in Jefferson county.
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Albert Walters
Ple
Omcer Harkiman
Burkman
Walters
Jude George
Jefferson County
Town Wades Through Mud After Mudflow Devastates Manti
A muddy flood overwhelmed Bast Lake area as Man ti creek surged, covering Manti with mud and wreckage. Residents report waters receded but debris still blocks streets and homes amid widespread damage.
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Manti Creek
Manti
Building Permits Issued for Local Homes and Cottages
The city engineer reports permits granted to Roatlyn Coal & Coke Co for a one story frame house at 48 Cedar Street costing 600 dollars Anna Collins for a one story residence at 110 Rey Street costing 20000 J W Shakercoss for a one and a half story frame cottage at 842 Fifteenth Avenue West costing 425 dollars E F England as issuer appears in the record.
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Roatlyn Coal & Coke Co
Cedar Street
Anna Collins
Rey Street
J. W. Shakercoss
Fifteenth Avenus Weet
E. F. England
Dyspepsia remedy praised for relief in months
A well known preparation offers relief from dyspepsia when taken as directed. Users report pleasant taste and lasting improvement within two to four months, though cases may become chronic.
Real estate bids for multiple frame cottages and dwellings
Bid notices show several properties including a one story frame cottage at 416 Highland Drive estimated at 8425 and a 1 story frame house at 2719 Mast Madison Street with 8400, plus a brick warehouse at 1115 Piret Avenue South costing 11000 and a two story frame dwelling at 125 Thirteenth Avenue with 470, among others.
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Highland Drive
Der
Hi. Coe
Thirty-eighth Avenue
Forth
Ewarts
Mast Madison Street
A. Hambacqu Oo
Piret Avenue South
Mh. Ewaert
Thirteenth Avenue
BB. Keith
Etery
Fifteenth Avenue Weal
Washington State Press Association Meeting Moved to Tacoma
Kibbe acting chairman of the executive committee mails transportation blanks to newspaper men for the annual meeting to be held in Tacoma on August 14. The venue was shifted to Tacoma to secure better entertainment accommodations than Grays Harbor locations previously chosen, aiming for larger attendance.
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KB «Ay Kibbe
Washington State Press Association
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
Council backs or seeks franchise sale in telephone venture
The corporations committee recommends favoring the Independent Telephone Co. petition to buy the plant and franchise of the Automatic Telephone Co. In effect the Automatic firm would absorb the Independent and gain a newer franchise, while the Independent has done little beyond holding a franchise.
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Council Corporations Committee
Independent Telephone Co
The
Automatic Telephone Co
le Fue
Ae the Automatic Company
Automatic Company
Ae the Independent
Battleships and dry dock open for visitors in Columbia
Tomorrow all battleships and dry dock will be open to visitors with guided tours. Boat schedule lists departures from Columbia at 6 39, 9 30, 10 30 a m and 2 18, 6 00 p m. return trip details not fully given.
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Brearmere
Columbia Dock
Legalities Shape Franchise Deposit Drawal Decision
The Automatic may withdraw a $9500 deposit as the committee's recommendations move to a council meeting Monday night. If the council does not reject the report, the outlined course will be followed.
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Couer
Trolley Ride Planned By Young Peoples C E Group
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at the First Baptist Church will ride a special trolley tonight. The event aims to foster fellowship and raise funds for their activities.
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Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
The
First Baptist Church
Launches for charter and battleship aboard steamers
Readable notes describe launches for a charter, a telegraph line, and a battleship voyage aboard the Steamer Athlon with related port and vessel names. The fragment hints at passenger or cargo movement and maritime operations.
Bon Marche Success Noted Across East and West
Reporters note growing attention to the Bon Marche's success in both eastern and western markets. Observers see the retailer expanding its influence and drawing favorable comment from customers and competitors alike.
Massive Clearance Sale Items for Home and Wardrobe
A late night sale lists Wagner orchestra curtain edging, sofa pillow covers, crepe paper, feathered ribbons, and assorted Danish decor. Bargains include station ery, baby garments, men and women’s wear, towels, table covers, and knitwear with most items shown at six units or less and many price cuts to attract buyers.
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Wagner
Saxony
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Williams
Pike Street
Easy
Essie
Kamp Kontent
D'Arcy of
the Guard
Moving
Western Ave
Elgin
Eastern
Roquefort
York
Adams Grocery Co
Second Ave
Tel
Union and
W. S. Mayfield
Pike Mt. Tel. Main
Japan
East India Tea CO
Pike St
Farnsworth's Pharmacy
Main
N.A. Goldman
2D Ave
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Marion
Iver-Johnason
Oxford
Zenith
Arlington
Geo. H. Woodhouse
White
State Press Association
Corporations Committee
Navy Yard
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
Athlon
Drug Trust
Carter
Packer
Vaine
Hilbert
Clevate
Opera House
Sager
Matheson Bros Grocers Cor
Siath
Bing
Bonney & Stewart
Guneral
Emben Parior
Third Avenue
Columbia
Seattic, Wah
Y Funeral Man
Pyrata
Sherman, Clay & CO
Steinway Dea
Grand Opera House
W. L. Meredith
Miymouth
Philippine Quartet
Simison
Simison Bros
Thro Avenue Theater
Stone Man
Mr. Charles
Erin Verner
Arkeys
the Colleen
Searchlight
Madison Park
New York Harbor
Wagner's Orchestra
Far East
Eix. Se
Ise
Eix
Sochand
Intel
Son Marche Nordhoffe & CO
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Remington Typewriters
General Dealer
Cherry Street
Guion
Bern
Subisiay
Fleet Insurance Save Aquois Seyiat
Fred A. Wing
Seattle Daily Star
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Fremont
Sullivan Bullaing
G. T. Castle
Cascade Laundry
Yesler War
Washington Dental Ant Photographic Supply Cy
Columbia Street
Acco
Kimball
D. S. Johnston
Burke Bulldin Hotel
Butler
Beatties
Moran Brosco
Going, Northrup & CO
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