Old Man Found Shot Dead on Interbay Sand Dunes
An elderly man, about years old, was found with a gunshot wound to the head on the Interbay shoreline near the Great Northern deck. Police suspect suicide but will have coroner’s inquiry. He lay on blankets with a heavy rifle nearby and wore a decent suit with a good overcoat. Al Newton discovered the body at dawn and alerted authorities.
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Interbay
al Newton
Newton
Bonney~ Watson Undertaking Establishment
Police Seek Jacob Wahl Inheritance Case Across Cities
Police pursue Jacob Wahl aged 65 in connection with a will left by Mrs. Louise Froehaaf of Bloomington I The estate executor Louis W Deuwal asks for help locating Wahl described as a Seattle pioneer who lived on Lake Union at the foot of Lake Street He left for Everett three years ago moved to Aberdeen since when no trace of him has been found Wahl is a laborer by trade.
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Jacob Wahl
Louise Froehaaf
Bloomington
Louis W. Deuwal
Wahl
Seattle
Lake Union
Lakest
Everett
Aberdeen
A. D. Keating
Second Avenue
America
November county auditor report records receipts and a large plat filing
The November financial report shows total receipts of 11247.45. The largest plat filed in the auditor's office this morning is C. D. Hilman’s division 6 of Pacific City with 1601 lots and a fee of 405.25.
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C. D. Hilman
Pacific City
German Savings Building Association Loans Only on First Mortgages
The German Savings Building Association emphasizes loans secured by first mortgages on improved real estate. Members share equally in profits, preventing sudden withdrawals that could harm earnings. Office work is attended by all, with no high salaries eroding investments. For details contact secretary Chas Osner at 416 Bailey Building in Seattle.
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Builcme & Loan Association
Seattle
Chas Osner
Bailey Building
Colman 9 Improving Amid Health and Business Changes
J M Colman is reported slightly improved at home on Fourthay and Columbia New arrangements form the J M Colman Co to hold title to his large holdings with Colman and two trusts. Estimated Seattle realty and other property value at $6,000,000.
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J. M. Colmen
Columbia
Colman
J. M. Colman Co
Cons Aa
Seattle
Seattle Real Estate Banquet Honors Leaders at Rainier Club
The Seattle Real Estate Association hosts its third annual banquet at the Rainier Club Saturday evening. Ex-Governor McGraw acts as toastmaster with speakers Will H. Parry J. E B Chilberg Alfred Battie Beott Calhoun William H Lewis and Frederick Bausman. Parry is club president. H A Schroeder is secretary and R C Erekine among the executive committee members.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Rainier Club
Exchevernor McGraw
Will H. Parry
W H. Thompson
J. E B. Chilberg
Alfred Battie
Beott Calhoun
William H Lewis
Frederick Bausman
H. A. Schroeder
John H. Mc@raw
Henry Broderick
R. C. Erekine
Divorces Sought by Di Tower Dilsower Caton Olson
Katherina Di tower seeks divorce from Ellsworth Dilsower in superior court alleging abuse and demanding 800 dollars plus a deed to property in Seattle. George Caton begins divorce against Mary T Caton with a restraining order against Puget Sound National Bank regarding community funds. Anna Louise Olson sues August Olson alleging cruelty drunkenness and insane jealousy. she runs a restaurant at 52 Main St and accuses him of public abuse.
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Katherina Ditower
Ellsworth Dilsower
Butte
Seattle
George
Caton
Mary T. Caton
Griffin
Puget Sound National Bank
Anna Louise Olson
August Olson
Main St
Closing out watches diamonds and jewelry at bargain rates
Bargain sale on watches diamonds and jewelry at Unete Joe located at 617 Ind Ave. Limited stock drops prices as store closes liquidation event for valued accessories and timepieces.
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Bargain Ates Unete Joe
Ind Ave
Hat parade of 3.00e Barger Hate showcase at Lilleger
Advertisement notes a $3.00 hat line by Barger Hate at Lilleger Barkan 1910 Second Ave. Describes superior style and durability and market appeal for men. Mentions a full line of hats and affordable Cape Bt prices to attract customers.
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Barger
Lilleger
Barkan
Second Ave
Newth Case Set for One-Year Continuance in Nome Witnesses
Judge Hanford ordered government witnesses to testify in open court next Wednesday in Captain Newth's case. Witnesses will be released on their own recognizance except Apahka who stays under surveillance. A yearlong continuance was granted to allow time to bring witnesses from Nome.
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Hanford
Capt
Newthe
Apahka
United States
Newth
Nome
Taylor's Castle Gardens Closed Over Fire Code Violations
New amusement place at Third Ave and Priest was shut last night by Chief Wappenstein under Mayor Moore’s orders for not meeting fire ordinance requirements. Manager Taylor's plans, per Building Inspector Place, were not followed. he says alterations will be made and the venue will reopen for the public tomorrow night.
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Taylor
Castle Gardens
Third Ay
Priest
Wappenstein
Moore
M Er Taylor
Property sale at Twer theth and Yesler for $10000
A. B. Frasch of the L. H. Griffith Co. sold to Fred L. Derety the northwest corner of Twer theth and Yesler for 10000 dollars. The Parry Investment Co. sold for HM. J. Schaefer the northwest corner west and Lee for 2 dollars.
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A. B. Frasch
L. H. Griffith Co
Fred L. Derety
Twertheth and Yesler
Parry Investment Co
HM. J. Schaefer
Corne West and
Lee
Investigation of Kitsap Monticello Collision Held Tomorrow
The inquiry into the collision between the steamers Kitsap and Monticello will convene tomorrow morning. Captain A Hestmark of the Kitsap accuses Captain J C Moe of the Monticello of incompetence.
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Kitsap
Monticello
A Hestmark
J. C. Moe
Illinois Club Reunion in Seattle at Bagans Hall
Illinois Club members gather in Seattle at Bagans Hall for a meeting under club auspices. R A Ballinger president gives an address, with piano solo by Mrs F Biggar, reading by Mrs Eugene W Heil, and a vocal solo by Mrs Rose Hoesley all from Chicago. Refreshments to follow.
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Seattle
Bagan's Hall
Illinois Club
R. A. Ballinger
F. Bigga
Eugene W. Heil
Rose Hoesley
Chicago
Krugman Fined for Auction Jewelry Misrepresentation
A. Krugman was fined 190 dollars for misrepresenting jewelry sold at auction and released after noon on bond. He faced 30 days in county jail but was freed on bond and plans to appeal the case.
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A. Krugman
Krugman
Laurelhuret Gives Free Color Prospectuses To Visitors
Property owners invite visitors to Laurel huret to receive a foldout prospectus of the high class Laurelhuret estate. Free colored photographs showcasing the property will be distributed over the next few days as part of a promotional event.
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Laurelhuret
Laurel+ huret
Laurerherst
Harper Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race in City Election
Preliminary returns from three precincts in yesterday's city election indicate Harper, a Democrat, leads as mayor while nonpartisan candidates take remaining city offices. The vote count appears largely clear of opposition.
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Angeles
Cal
Harper
Commercial club to elect officers in Saturday election
The Commercial club will hold its annual election of officers Saturday. The ticket, the only nominated, includes President George H. Revelie, first vice president L B Moss, second vice president Dr J H Briveley, and other listed officers with several names such as FY Edgerarth, H W Mis, Juliae Shafer, WP Whitney, C V White, and more.
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Commercial Club
George H. Revelie
L .B. Moss
J. H. Briveley
Morven Total Loss After Irish Coastwreck
The Morven bound for the United Kingdom from Beattice ran aground off the coast of Ireland near Limerick on Monday. The vessel and its cargo are reported total losses with cargo washed away.
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Morven
United Kingdom
Beattice
Ireland
Limerick
Chrome Steel Safe Deposit Vaults in Alaska Building
The Alaska Building houses chrome steel safe deposits touted as finest in the Northwest. Valuables may be stored in individual safes or small rentals by month or year. You keep the keys and sole access. visitors may inspect the vaults.
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Alaska
Northwest
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County Auditor's Report
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Gibson Girls
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Century Purniture Co
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Degny
Oriental Billiard and Pool Parters
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Max Figman
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uUike
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Carrotiten
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the Great Earl
Amy Stanley
Comedienne
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Ee Wonderland
Colorado Midland
Attree Creek
Annex
Castle Garden
Laurette Taylor
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Diller Hotel
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