Spokane Councilman Secures Divorce Relief Amid Alimony Case
Councilman Fred Pearson, missing weeks, returns to learn his wife seeks divorce. A judge issues restraining orders for both parties and a temporary injunction restricting access to Pearson’s assets. The court also orders $76 attorney fees and $35 for alimony, with $25 monthly support pending the divorce settlement. Pearson is barred from interfering with his wife’s employment or business.
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Dora Thomas
Kennan
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Washington Safe Deposit Company
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Death of South Tacoma resident Patrick Tienan
A telegram from Patrick Tienan's son confirms the death of the South Tacoma resident who collapsed Tuesday while chatting with a neighbor at the Edison house. Officials await the arrival of his son, a New England Central railway employee, before releasing the remains. Some residents doubt heart failure and describe his actions before death as mysterious and foreboding.
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Missionary congress attracts Episcopal churchmen at Richfield Springs
The American Missionary congress of the Protestant Episcopal Church opens in Richfield Springs with delegates from New England to Virginia. The event covers idle study, missionary work, home and abroad interests across ten days. Rear Admiral Cooper retires from Asiatic Station. Prohibition candidate Rev Dr Silas Swallow plans a national campaign tour next month in a special car with speakers and a quartet. Secretary of the Navy to tour a ship with guests aboard the Dolphin from Washington to the Maine coast.
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American Missionary Congress
Portestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Societies
New England
Virginia
Harrisburg
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Prohibition
Washington, D.C
Shawmut Reaches Yokohama With Heavy Food Cargo
A cablegram from Heston Steamership announces the steamer Shawmut reached Yokohama safely after sailing from Seattle on July 16 with 900000 pounds of canned meat and 60000 sacks of flour. The vessel avoided Russian fleet interference as Vladivostok squadron departed for Vladivostok harbor to coal.
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Thin City
Shawmut
Yokohama
Safe and Sound
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Vladivostok Harbor
Seattle
Vladivoetok
Tokio Bay
Washington
Russian cruiser Dentral pursues British and Swedish vessels
London August 4. The Central News St. Petersburg correspondent reports that the Russian auxiliary cruiser Dentral is in pursuit of one British and two Swedish vessels believed to be carrying five submarines and seven torpedo boats.
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Central News
St. Petersburg
Dentral
Would Not Pay and Was Licked
Alex Schwartz a musician at the Comique theater swore to a complaint before Justice Gordon this morning. He charged James Slattery with assault and battery in the restricted district after a dispute over a small debt to Slattery's wife. Slattery allegedly struck Schwartz severely, nearly blinding him, and a warrant is out for Slattery's arrest.
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Comique Theater
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Forest Fires Rage Beyond Control Near Kalispell
Immense fires burn near Kalispell Montana this week and have gone out of control. Hundreds of men fight the blaze as fire communication is cut off between Kalispell and Whitefish. Several buildings are reported destroyed at Whitefish.
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Whitefish
Prosperity Hinted From Puget Sound Navy Yard Plan
Authorities in Washington await Admiral Barclay findings on the Puget Sound yard reports. A plan urges $156,000 to remodel the cruiser Albany including magazines and equipment to American standards. The Albany built in England would receive American guns and updated armor to conform with U S regulations.
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Dodge City Taxes Contest Leads to Increased Debate
Citizens contest a planned tax hike amid city council deliberations. Officials argue the increase funds essential services while opponents warn of burden on residents. Local groups mobilize public comment as hearings approach.
Northern Pacific protest over Snohomish county personal property rise
In Snohomish county the Northern Pacific Railroad challenges an $87,015 increase in personal property assessment, with a hearing to be set by the board of equalization. The countywide rise parallels similar protests expected in other counties as tax dispute proceedings move forward.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Board of Equalization
Northern Pacific Road
Snohomish
Northern Pacific
Grays Harbor
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Board delays action on assessment matter
The board took no action and said they would consider the issue later, leaving the assessment matter unresolved for now.
Hypnotism Claim Tied to Creffield Follower Band
Portland authorities cite Creffield the "holy roller" prophet as an expert hypnotist, explaining why 17 followers clung to him in Corvallis. A second hypnotist will attempt to break the influence and free much of the colony from the spell driving residents to the state insane asylum.
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Corvallis
Mrs Martha Ward Dies at 61 in Georgetown
Mrs Martha Ward wife of J B Ward an elderly Georgetown resident died last night at the family home She was 61 years old She leaves husband two sons J A Ward a hotel proprietor and H A Ward a contractor and daughter Ida Craven of Port Orchard Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm with interment at Lakeview cemetery Remains at Bonney Watson Company
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J. B. Ward
Georgetown
J. A. Ward
H. A. Ward
Ida Craven
Port Orchard
Lakeview Cemetery
Bonney-Watson Company
Cascade tour through Wenatchee Chelan with concert
A daylight trip highlights the Cascade mountains from Wenatchee to Chelan with the Wenatchee Commercial club hosting a day of fruit belt demonstrations and factory products. Chelan Board of Trade will provide land mine and local industry information while Prof. Olof Bull conducts a full concert orchestra aboard.
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Aacade Tunnel
Wenatchee
Chelan
Tent Meetings at Ballard Draw Congregation Tonight
Rev Theo Hansen of Wisconsin leads daily evangelistic services in a large tent at Third Avenue and State Street Ballard through August 21 The event features The Flint Face on August 7 with 2 PM and 8 PM services A union gathering of Ballard churches welcomes attendees Marion White of Chicago editor and secretar y general of the National Society of Associated Arts is guest at Hotel Washington.
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Wisconsin
Third Avenue
State Street
Hansen
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Ballard
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Chicago
Fine Arts Journal
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Washington
All Straw Hate Half Price At FB
All Straw Hate Half Price At FB N Brooks Co’s 1331 Second Avenue.
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Ceylon Tea Co
N. Brooks & Co
Second Avenue
Low Excursion Rates to St Louis Chicago and Boston
Great Northern Railway announces reduced excursion fares to St Louis Chicago and Boston. Tickets are available at the 10 Ticket Office located at 612 First Ave. Passengers can expect economical travel options and start dates are listed in the office.
Rivers Inlet cannery boom to boost profits this year
Vancouver dispatch reports river inlet canneries set to become major money makers as of Saturday when most factories, with one exception, ramp up activity. The piece notes strong earnings prospects from fisheries operations and coastal processing.
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B. C
Conpeorion
Rivers Inlet
Fishermen Expect Weeks of Strong Catches
Report notes boats had packed more fish than total output this year and anticipate continued hefty fishing for several weeks, signaling a productive period ahead for the fleet.
Inheritance Claim Reported by Stewart Street Man
A man living at 717 Stewart Street told police he agreed to deliver furniture to someone named Berane, suggesting a possible inheritance context. The fragment notes an attempted delivery and a potential family or estate link.
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Stewart Street
Berane
Woman Seeks Contact Over Stolen Furniture Case
A woman arranged a meeting on a Columbus Street corridor near Tenth Avenue yesterday afternoon to direct a man to take a load of furniture. He delivered the furniture to his home but did not know the woman’s name and does not wish to be arrested for theft. He invites the woman to call at his home to resolve the matter.
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