Prominent Seattle Cashier Sues Former Friends For Loans
Harry Walton, former cashier of Seattle Brewing and Malting, files suit in superior court against Pete Reardon Albert Sutton and Bert Frye for more than 6000 in loans. Walton alleges repeated promises to repay, receipts confirm transfers, and notes loaned to cover gambling and mortgage payments. He cites lifelike betrayal by trusted friends and vows to pursue legal remedy.
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Walton
Reardon
Star
National Bank of Commerce
Sutton
Button
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
KR. W. Rice
Frye
Cecil Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Hie
Light vote on the bond issues in city election
Indications show at most 8,000 votes cast as bond questions totaling 650 000 dollars face likely defeat. Voters in wards four and nine favor the city hall and jail bonds, while anti debt sentiment among taxpayers and critics of a city hall site purchase shape the outcome. The election, marked by donor influence and turnout disparities, may hinge on late evening turnout and political block support.
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Ninth Ward
Pew
City Hall
Great Northern Railroad
Igorrotes Seek Seattle Home Before December 13
Report details 69 Igorrote delegates from the Philippines arriving in Seattle under C P Stern and Pp K Hunt to stay until December 13. They seek boarding in city houses with daily dog meat, amid scarcity of canines and rebuffs from landladies. Chief Antonio leads the group. a Seattle Athletic Club event hosts the chief with boxing exhibition.
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Igorrotes
Great Northern Railway
United States
Philippines
Seattle
C. P. Stern
St. Louis
Pp. K. Hunt
Manila
Antonio
Stern
Hunter
Seattle Athletic Club
Newfoundland
la Newbourg
Bankers Call for Arrest in Chadwick Forgery Case
Ira Reynolds, secretary of Wade Park Banking in Cleveland, arrives with securities for Mrs. Chadwick as trustee. President Beckwith declares Mrs. Chadwick committed forgery and should be arrested, while an Oberlin bank official admits folly but blames the woman rather than the law.
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New York
Lyons
Oberlin Bank
Cleveland
Carnegie
Ira Reynolds
Lyon
Andrew Squire
Ohio
Mra. Chadwick
Waldorf Astoria
Squire
Holland House
Mra
Chadwick
Vladivostok Dispatch Reports Japanese Cruiser Mine Loss
News from Shanghai via Vladivostok states the Japanese armored cruiser Adsuma struck a mine and sank near Shanghai. In New York, Carnegie notes and bank fraud investigations unfold as receivers seek verification of forged notes tied to Mrs Chadwick. The case unsettles investors and authorities amid evolving legal actions.
Mrs Chadwick's Dinner Immerses Guests in Barbaric Luxury
Cleveland dispatch recounts Mrs. Chadwick's bid for social entry through a marriage dinner. The Chadwicks' home dazzles with six to seven foot statues, two grand vases, and a global music room. Mrs. Chadwick's diamonds and sash convey regal splendor while guests recall her intense, unblinking brown eyes.
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Cleveland
Cologial Club
Chadwick
Chadwick House
St. Perelan
Chadwicks
Dr. Chadwick
Annie Laurie
Jury Mulls Land Fraud Case After Govts Attorney Wraps
Francis G. Heney, assistant U S attorney, closed the government case in the land fraud prosecutions. He mocked defense counsel O Day in a sharp closing. Jurors were charged at 2 this afternoon.
1 600 Roosevelt nominations in ainge of officials
President Roosevelt sent 1 600 recess appointment nominations including Indian affairs commissioner Francis B Leupp Governor of Alaska John G Brady surveyor general William Distin Indian agent Colville agency captain John Webster district judge Hegal Gunnison and others. Senators Bard and Perkins met with Roosevelt to discuss tariff reform and no extra session expected. The annual message to Congress was read with no new tariff recommendations and both houses adjourned in the afternoon.
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Washington
Dea
Roosevelt
Indian Affairs
Francis B. Leupp
District of Columbia
Alaska
John G. Vrady
William Distin
Illinois
Colville
State of Washington
John Webster
Michigan
Pirot
Blanks
Hegal A. Gunnison
New York
Washington, D. C
Bard
Perkins
California
Congress
House
Barnes
Forester
Young
White House
Senate
Capitol
Japanese Naval Bombardment Report From Port Arthur
Tokyo dispatches detail December 3 to 6 bombardments of Russian ships at Port Arthur, with hits on Pobieda Retvizian and Poltva, fires at Pepushan magazine, and continued siege operations. Also notes 203 Meter hill guns shelling harbor ships, two quick firing guns captured earlier, and Russian losses of around 2000 men.
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Tokio
Sung Shu
Unassuming Local Businessman Aids Needy Couple
Described by acquaintances as a modest, charitable man, Chadwick Dr L 8, husband of Mrs Cassiel, aids the poor who require assistance. He is known for his quiet generosity and practical care for those in need.
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Cassiel
Chadwick
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Wade Park Banking Company
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Citizens’ National Bank
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Chadwick Loans
Scripps News Agen
London
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Dispatch
Shanghai
Ing
Adsuma
Andrew Carnegie
Mre. Chadwick
Scripps News Ass'n
Portland, Ore
Cis G. Heney
United
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Tail
O'Day
Ular
Port Arthur
Hay
Ashi
Sian
Arthur
Pobieda
Ret
Tangier
Oleg Isumrud
Rion
ST. Petersburg
Moscow
National Asylum For the
Sakharoff
Renenenkampff
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