Bevery Afternoon Editorial and Delivery Details
Aied text appears to describe delivery options for a newspaper with references to editorial and business departments, street addresses, and delivery terms. It notes daily delivery except Sunday, free copies by mail or carrier, and price details encoded in garbled wording. The fragment indicates contact points: editorial at 575 Bunset Main, business at 1080 Sunset Main, and 1060 Main.
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Independent
Bunset Main
Sunset
Trial of Chester Thompson Opens in Tacoma
The Tacoma trial of Chester Thompson for the murder of George Meade Emory begins today. His father Will H. Thompson, a renowned Washington lawyer, sits beside him as twelve jurors hear the case amid public sympathy for the families involved.
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Tacoma
Chester Thompson
George Meade Emory
Will H. Thompson
Washington
Pierce County
Judge Emory
Thompson
Gwen
Seattle
King County Bar Association
Emory
Lazarus
Lake Washington
South
Meade Emory
Star Dust First Prize for Best Contribution
Star Dust offers a 25 dollar second prize and a 1 dollar prize for best yarns with a call to send brief, witty pieces to the Star. The page also contains a long, garbled local column with jokes, dialect quips, and scattered family scenes from North Salem Indiana, including a farmer story and trivia about everyday humor.
Public Execution Aboard a Store Window Scene
A quirky caption notes an Irishman and friends gazing at hanging bills in a store window. The Irishman quips that money seems to drive every bound, exclaiming in humorous mispronunciation about the money and the bills.
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Oliver
Captain Accuses Rival Captain in Kitsap Monticello Collision
Captain Hostmark of the Kitsap testifies that a sudden helm swing by the Monticello’s captain drove a glancing blow as both ships left Poulsbo docks on November 27. Monticello’s Moe counters that Kitsap overtook and Monticello had right of way. Investigators and witnesses are being questioned as the dispute unfolds.
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Monticello
Kitsap
Capt
Hostmark
Poulsbo
Kitsap County
Moe
Recret
Hagbarth Gregerson Given Indefinite Jail Term
Hagbarth Gregerson a 67 year old former exchange teller of the defunct Milwaukee Avenue bank pleaded guilty to stealing 1200 dollars and received an indeterminate sentence in Chicago.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
Hagbarth Gregerson
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Captain Falls Overboard On Signal At Port Townsend
Captain George Monroe fell overboard while boarding the steam schooner Signal at Port Townsend. He struck the guard rail and broke several ribs, was taken to the marine hospital, and the voyage is expected to be delayed several days. The Signal had recently completed repairs and was ready to sail.
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Port Townsend
George Monroe
Guarded Treasures and Family Mischief
A fragmented tale shows a mother asking Bridget about locked coal and alarms, with a servant replying on weight. The scene shifts to a child's quip about a hole and a misbehaving boy and grandma. a bereaved grandfather prompts childhood tears, while a younger child asks for discipline.
Seattleites Off for Europe Excursion Party Sails
A party of thirty seven left Beattie a week ago and sailed from New York aboard the Morenia. Seattle agents report the group will visit Norway or Sweden for the holidays, with notable members including J. T. Linguist of Nome and Py. T. Jayne, a Seattle property owner. The outing follows stops in Minneapolis where two special trains joined the party.
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Beattie
Europe
New York
Morenia
Chas. J. Nilson
Heattle
Cunard Line
Minneapolis
Seattle
J. T. Linguist
Nome
Py. T. Jaine
Norway
Sweden
Gregory to Wed Kate Heert in Grand Rapids
George Gregory known as Ded Gregory leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan where he will wed Kate Heert of that city. Gregory met his fiancee at the University of Michigan where he gained national reputation as a football center for Yoat's giants for four years. He is a junior member of the firm Karr and Gregory.
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George Gregory
A. C
Ded" Gregory
Grand Rapida
Mic
Ise Kate Heert
Resignation Of City Treasurer A Willis
Hr A Willis a leading City Treasurer to G F P Russell resigned this morning. He received a Honolulu cablegram offering a responsible post with a government contractors firm and accepted.
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A. Willis
G. FP. Russell
Willie
Honolulu
Property Sales Report from City Auction
The southeast corner of Boren and a street corner were sold this afternoon by Plechmer & M t torn to J M Fink for 92000. The southeast corner of Pith and Youlorway sold by ert Farrar to Eugene levy for 000. John Davia & Co BK handled the sale. Levy sold the southeast corner of Nineteenth av and Pineot to Goldie & Co for 6100.
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Boren At
Plechmer & M.torn
Mysterious Divorce Case Ties to Beattie Disappearance
Judge Frater grants divorce to Margaret Anne Cheal from Maurice Cheal. The case recalls the mysterious years lost of Maurice Cheal, son of a minister and former Beattie resident, believed drowned in the Willamette River. In Lynn Massachusetts, a deadly boiler explosion at P. J. Harney shoe factory kills several and injures many, with casualties not yet fully tallied. A. B. Newell reports sale of forty acres near Auburn for 6900 dollars for a future water supply project.
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Frater
Margaret Anne Cheal
Maurice Cheal
Beattie
Cheal
Willamette River
Boripps Telegraph Service
Lynn
Mass
Dee
Prom
Beiter
P. J. Harney
A. B. Newell
Auburn
New Train to California From Beattie and Portland
The schedule shows a train leaving Beattie at 2 30 p m and Portland at 11 50 p m arriving in San Francisco at 9 45. The 41 hour journey is described as a new daily service by the Southern Pacific operating three trains daily with tickets at the ticket office located at 605 First Street.
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Beattie
Portland
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Governor commutes Hawlings sons to life in prison
Atlanta reports the governor commuted to life imprisonment the sentences to death of Milton and Jesse Hawlings, sons of a preacher hanged here for the murder of the Carter children. Leonard Hawlings faces additional charges for the same crime.
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Eclippe Telegraph Service
Atlanta
Milton
Jesse Hawlings
Carter
Leonard
Death at St Charles Hotel Under Mysterious Circumstances
Samuel Johnson, about 66, was found dead in his bed in a room at the St Charles Hotel on 117 Washington Street early this morning. He had recently been in Alaska and the cause of death appears to be a severe coughing spell during the night. Police say the man’s identity and origin remain largely unknown.
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Samuel Johnson
St. .Charles
Washington Et
Alaska
Anid
Johnson
Regulation Moves to Probe Lumber Trust in Senate
Washington December 6 a senate regulation was approved calling for an investigation of the lumber trust. The action aims to examine market practices and potential antitrust concerns affecting the industry and consumers.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington
Senate
Lumber Trust
Snowstorm Dims as Snow Melts on Ballard Streets
Snow fell for over an hour at Ballard this morning. Warm, wet conditions caused quick melt on pavements after a brief period of light accumulation following earlier rain.
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Ballard
Simons Ordered to Turn Over Property to Creditors
Judge Hanford issued an order forcing Wolf Simons of 1010 First Jv. to deliver property valued at 4 000 dollars to Trustee M. B. Haynes for the benefit of creditors. Referee Hoyt had claimed the assets were not surrendered.
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Hanford
Wolf Simons
1010 First Jv
M. B. Haynes
Hoyt
Capt Bodfish Indicted in Slaughter Case at Sea
Old Capt Harteon H Bodfish indicted on all counts by the war grand jury for a slaughter while whaling in the Bering Sea and stands trial today before Judge Hanford.
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Harteon H. Bodfish
Bering Sea
Hanford
Washington Children's Home plans temporary receiving home and Ravenna building
The Washington Children's Home Society held a semi annual meeting led by Rev. L J Covington. They discussed a temporary receiving home at Mortimore Hill and raising funds for a permanent 25000 dollar home at Ravenna. The report noted 261 children received assistance in the past eight months.
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Washington Children's Home Society
L. J. Covington
Mortimore Hill
Ravenna
Local investor buys corner property at Twentieth and Yesler
A.B. Frasch of the L. H. Griffith Co sold the southeast corner lot at Twentieth and Yesler, a 60 by 120 feet parcel improved by two wooden apartment houses, to a local investor for 18000 dollars.
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A.B. Frasch
L. H. Griffith Co
Twentieth and
Yesler
Terrific Delaware Storm Shelters Shipping
A fierce storm rages off the Delaware coast causing ships to seek shelter and halt movement. Navigation disruptions affect coastlines and port activity as crews brace for worsening conditions.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Norfolk
Delaware
Alice Answers Call Across Time to Comfort War Soldier
A Virginia tale follows Alice Bourne who hears a distant call from Bob, a soldier in the Philippines. She travels by train to a hospital where the gravely ill Bob sees her and asks if she is ready to go with him, she answers yes and the captain arrives to take him on.
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Allen
Mel
Alice Bourne
Alice
Bob
Philippines
Eiel Io
San Pranciece
Bot
Bobbie
Witch
Robbie
Unclear ad fragment for jewelry sale at 617 Ind Ave
Fragment mentions watching out for rising prices and bargains on diamonds and jewelry, attributed to Uncle Joe at 617 Ind Ave. Details are incomplete and locations or proper names remain tentative.
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Uncle Joe
Ind Ave
Gifts Our Prices Are Right This Christmas Feature
The advertisement promotes affordable gifts with flexible payments allowing customers to select items and pay in installments if Christmas spending strains their budget. It emphasizes budget friendly options and easy terms for shoppers.
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