Victim of Jealous Woman Won’t Prosecute
The victim in a shooting case will not press charges against a jealous woman. Reports say the injured man, Tanghenbaugh, remains alive but in serious condition as doctors treat his wounds. The accused, identified as Mrs Finney, states she will not prosecute or testify, claiming the incident may have been accidental.
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Frank Tanghenbaugh
Finley
Tanghenbaugh
Wilttele
Pinney
Mre Finney
Dimwar
Mre
Pintey
J M Dougall’s Long Service to Beattie’s Development
J B Macdougall, long a civic pillar of Beattie, built the city’s business base and public life. A conservative force, he shaped industry and commerce since arriving from San Francisco in 1800, guiding the Toblas firm through a fire and rebuild to the current Marinopei-Southwick operations.
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Beattie
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German A Established On the Vile of A Hyer4 Opera House On Cometreet
Mavinopeil-Southwick Company
MacKengell
Third Avenue Theater
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Contests of All Kinds for the Star Newsies
Fragmented text describes contests and a boy near the stars, with odd phrases about nature and Communion, mentioning a ne b boy observing waves and a tree climbing. Details are garbled, but the piece hints at a whimsical event involving youth and spectacle.
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Star Newsies
Neweboy
Star Dust and scattered notes drift from a reader page
A collage of snippets recounts varying topics from a shipboard scene to politics, theatre, and incidents. It mentions a lead combine, Peter on the throne, Lipton’s cup hopes, Tom Johnson and the Ohio delegation, and a fire at the Maple Falls opera house.
Seattle Theater Opens Season With A Texas Meet
The Third Avenue theater in Seattle kicks off the season with A Texas Meet a Hoyt play praised by critics. Texas Steel quartet performs naval selections and Mire Humphrey headlines the reading role with noted grace and talent. Matinees on Saturdays and Sundays priced at 26 and 16 cents.
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Ice Theater
Texas
Hoyt
Texas Steel Quartette
Third Avenue
Aceese
Seattle
Mire Humphrey
Third Avenue Theater
Port Townsend Immigration Office to Move to Port Town
The government relocates its immigration office from Port Townsend to Port Town. Principal Geof Pieher will oversee operations, with a stenographer and interpreter to join, while the former Port Townsend staff adjust to the new arrangement. A theft at the Miner hotel on Western Avenue saw papers personal to the case stolen.
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Pieher
Port Town
W. B. Beter
Goterement
Port Townsend
Miner Hotel
Pike Street
Western Avenue
Steden
Clearenden
Port
Flooded City Report Delays Northern Pacific Line
The Cottage City on the Pacific Coast faces flood-related disruptions as the Cos northern line will salt toe Shanway tonight with a pascen. Officials warn of travel delays and advise seeking alternate routes.
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Cos Northern Line
Morris Will Defend Her in Homicide Case
Mrs. Sarah Rumbeaus, a young colored woman, killed her husband at Lake Waieh. Attorney W. Morrie agreed to defend her, stating the shooting may have been accidental. The woman has cried daily since her arrest, claiming she has no money or friends. She told Mr. Morris her story this morning.
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Sarah Rumbeaus
Lake Waieh
W. HM. Morrie
Wife Seeks Divorce as Spouse Accused of Cruelty
Mrs Ellen Smith sues James P Smith for divorce on non support and cruelty. She asks that custody of two children be awarded to Patrick O Leary, and the court issues a restraining order against the husband during the suit.
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Ellen Smith
James P. Smith
Caneee
O'Leary
Mgr
Licenses to Wed In Detroit Beattie Renton and Chicago Couples
Licenses to wed granted to Edger A Allex of Detroit and Florence Holt of Beattie, Henry M Dyer of Renton and Berthina Taylor of Renton, William W Baird of Chicago and J Alian Mott of Chicago, M A Hiatt and Edna Owen of Beattie. Local notice mentions a Gordon hat sale at King Bros 914 lat ave with $2 savings.
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Edger A Allex
Detroit
Florence Holt
Beattie
Henry M Dyer
Berthina Taylor
Renton
William W. Baird
J Alian Mott
Chicago
M A. Hiatt
Edna Owen
Lat Ave
Academy of the Holy Names Opens Amid Frenzy
On the first day of the new term the Academy of the Holy Names faced a flurry of activity as students and staff returned. Administrators described smooth registrations and renewed enthusiasm across the campus.
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Academy OF the Holy Names
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary
Viala
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