Beating Case In Local Court Seeks Damages
The guardian Christen sues for damages of 1099 alleging Podfieh assaulted him on May 20 1906 causing loss of will and health. The case stands for hearing in the court today with Olven representing the guardian and the action described as provocation and brutal treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae M. Boifieh
Steam
Ayer Piaylies
Hefa
le Beng
Hae
Christen
Olven
Altormey
Hair pulling fight headlines court scene and witnesses
Fragments show a court hearing over a women on women fight with hair pulling and threats. Mary Pitner West and Mrs Beattie testified while others denied, judge to rule on admissibility and peace bonds. Several officials and attendees from various cities were listed as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pitner West
Nellie
Weet
Pitner
Mre
Mra
Gordon
Man on the Beach and Theaters Engage Audiences
The article lists multiple theater engagements and showings across venues including a Grand sale of tickets and new acts. Performances in Seattle and New York are noted with ongoing engagements, vaudeville acts, and a Garden reopening at Third and Pine with Jack the Giant and a Wonderland Exhibit drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figman
Man
Adams Sawyer
Seattle
Drew City of
Enameled Watches Assortment At Chicago Store
Fragmented OCR notes describe enameled watches offered in a Chicago shop. Mentions prices starting near zero and a holiday season display. The language is garbled but indicates a retail wristwatch assortment with design details and affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Open Library to Dedicate Carnegie Building December 18
Librarian W. Smith reports a telegram from Dr. Benjamin de Wiele r of California stating December 18 is best for him to speak in Waynesville. The formal dedication of the Carnegie library will occur that date with an elaborate program. Books are being moved from the old building, and the new library is expected to be ready early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith
Benjamin Tde
Eler
California
Waynesday
Carnegiebrary
Sophomore Class Hears Coach Frost on Athletics
The sophomore class met in the high school auditorium yesterday afternoon and heard Coach Frost discuss athletics. He said sports support good scholarship and that team members must maintain their studies. He also defended the team’s Spokane trip, calling reports of misbehavior fake. A social for sophomores is planned for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Frost
Tri
Spokane
Froet
Krugman Auctioneer Cleared in Jewelry Case
Police Judge Gordon dismissed three cases against A. Krugman of Goldstein Jewelry for misrepresenting goods. Krugman promised to retire. if he fails to quit, he faces arrest and trial on the suspended cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
A. Krugman
Goldstein Jewelry Company
Krugman
Regrade Case Judgments Signed In City Court
Judge Albertson of the superior court signed judgments this morning in the Fourth ar and Jackson st regrade cases. The Fourth av total damages reach about 700000, while Jackson st damages total 152908 with Vulcan Iron works alone at 40000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson St. Regrade
Albertson
Superior Court
Jackson #1
Vulcan Iron Works
Steamer Collision Case Heard in Court
The Kitexp Monticello collision case resumed with multiple passengers testifying. Capt Moe of the Monticello defended himself while Capt Gue Soderman of the Sentinel described a prior crossing and stated he backed his vessel to prevent a crash, noting he had not reported the incident to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitexp
Monticello
Moe
Gue Soderman
Sentinel
Washington Educational Association to Meet in Bellingham
The twentieth annual meeting of the Washington Educational Association will be held in Bellingham December 26 27 and 28. The program centers on the Relation of the Teacher to the State with speakers including Frank B. Cooper H C Mason W F Geiger Rena Raymond Ethelda Morrison and EB Shorrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Educational Association
Bellingham
Frank B. Cooper
H.C. Mason
University Congregational Church
W. F. Geiger
Rena &. Raymond
Ethelda Morrison
EB. Shorrock
Immigration Official W. Ed Estelle In Providence Hospital
W Ed Estelle head of the local United States immigration office lies in Providence Hospital in a precarious condition. The 60 year old has suffered kidney trouble for some time and recently was moved to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ED. Estelle
United States Immigration Office
Providence Hospital
Mr. Estelle
Watches Offered By Pioneer Jeweler Wim H Finck
Sliver gun metal and enamel watches for ladies and gentlemen are advertised by Wim H Finck a pioneer jeweler at 64 Independence Avenue. The notice lists items for sale and highlights available styles and metal finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. H. Finck
Pioneer Jeweler
Ind Ave
Ose
Great Northern Announces Night Train to Vancouver BC
Wise up on The Owl new Great Northern train to Vancouver BC leaves 11 30 p m daily starting December 9 sleepers for Bellingham and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Vancouver
B. C
Bellingham
Contempt ruling in San Francisco grand jury session
The grand jury reconvened after noon to hear motions on the Nichols bribery indictment and related cases. Arrest for contempt may follow if Kiddie Graney withholds facts, while Peter Duffy faces bribery charges tied to Nichols. Monday set for pleading in the Duffy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Dee
Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
Helvedere Masic Hall
Helvedere
Kiddie Graney
Nichols
Peter Duffy
Nicholas
Returning with Miss Gilroy
Sergeant Tennant received a telegram from Abilene Texas chief of police stating Allan Blackmar will be held there for a short time pending a formal charge by Blanche Gilroy Blackmar for kidnapping Miss Gilroy. Miss Gilroy located in Abilene with Blackmar and arrested by local order. Her father Mr Gilroy left Beattie for Abilene and started back with his daughter. If Blackmar is prosecuted, Miss Gilroy must make formal complaint in Beattie to the prosecuting attorney and testify to Attorney Mackintosh. A officer will be sent to Abilene to bring Blackmar to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennant
J. J. Clinton
Abilene
Tex
Allan Blackmar
Blanche Gilrey Blackmar
Miss Gilrey
Blackmar
Mr. Gilrey
Beattie
Abliene
Seattle
Hegers Predicts Record 1907 Yukon Prosperity
James H. Hegers traffic manager of White Pass & Yukon Route speaks at Rainier Grand predicting 1907 will be the best season yet for the north. He claims 20 dredges ordered and even half ready would secure unprecedented prosperity for the Yukon country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James HH. Hegers
White Pass
Yukon
Rainier Grand
Dulees
Stabbing at Maynard lodging house ends with arrests
In an early morning brawl at 621 Maynard an Austrian man Geva Kojestty was stabbed. Mike Simich Steve Parrish and Geva Kojeatty were arrested by Patrolman Damm and presented to Police Judge Gordon. Parrish identified as the assailant and sentenced to ten days on the chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalves
Geva Kojestty
Maynard
Mike Simich
Steve Parrish
Geva Kojeatty
Damm
Gordon
Parrish
Kojesity
Final Koaki case testimony heard before Judge Frater
The final testimony in the case of the state against John Koaki the Fine charged with a repulsive crime was taken this morning to Judge Frater's court. At noon, after Attorneys Wanderer and Denning had made their final appeal to the jury respectively for state and defendant the jury was charged and retired. The courtroom was thronged by curious neighbors of the Koski family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koaki
Denniston to sound Dix wreck area and tow for examination
A. B. C. Denniston will send the Manette to take soundings at the spot where 1,700 feet of cable are fixed to an object thought to be the wreck of the steamer Dix. The Manette and Florence K. will tow the object closer to shore tonight for examination by 4 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B.C
Denniston
Dix
Manette
Florence K
Post Office Adds Eighteen Carriers Beginning January 16
Washington instructed the local post office to hire 18 additional letter carriers starting January 16 after an inspection by a deputy from the second assistant postmaster general. This follows a prior review of office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stylish Clothes at Low Prices at Elliott & McGregor
Spinnings offers stylish clothes at low prices with items like No. 6 or the Batley Iron Jack Plane priced at 2.96 and 1.69 respectively. Elliott & McGregor advertise at 1229 Second Ave for shoppers seeking bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott & McGregor
Firemen Ask Wage Raise for Snoqualmie Crew
The firemen on the fre boat Sno quale petition the city council for salary increases. Chief engineer would rise from 116 to 105 per month, pilot from 96 to 120, two assistant engineers from 106 to 120. They seek first class rating and a 100 per month salary instead of 80.
Steamer Burton Sold to Kitsap County Transport
The steamer Burton of Har ton Transportation Co Tacoma has been purchased by Kitsap County Transportation Co Beattie. The vessel arrived from Tacoma and was set on the Kings Winge drydock at West Beattie for painting and cabin enlargement. The buyer will decide its route, likely Beattle Port Blakeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Harton Transportation Company
Tacoma
Kitsap County Transportation Company
Beattie
Kings Winge
West Beattie
Morgan
Beattle
Port Blakeley
Harge
Race riot erupts in Greenville Massachusetts
A race riot began in Greenville Massachusetts causing five deaths and leading to martial law in the town. Local authorities report ongoing clashes as night falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beripps Telegraph Service
Greenville
Mass
Dec
Beattie Electric Accepts New Franchises for Track Laying
Beattie Electric filed no acceptance of the Woatlake and Secondar franchises this morning. Track laying will begin soon, with work likely starting early next week. Ten thousand four hundred dollars was paid into the city treasurer's office as a guarantee against any damage from laying the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatile Electric Company
Woatlake
Secondar
Beattie Attorney Disbarred After 1906 Conviction
The Beattie attorney, convicted in March 1906 of obtaining money under false pretenses from Roy EF. Pierce, was disbarred this morning by an order signed by Judge Frater of the superior court. The corporations committee also discussed the CM&P franchise request along a new Cedar River route this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy EF. Pierce
Beattie
Corporations Committee
C. M
Cedar River
Condition of J. M. Colman Improves Slightly
The condition of J. M. Colman today is somewhat improved. He had several conscious moments and passed a fairly restful night. He is resting easily, but it is feared he remains in a coma that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Colman
Mr.Colman
Local Notices From Beattie to Right of Way
Sunday at the Y MC A features Rev J P Ligond speaker for Trinity Men Meet. Trinity church men host a dinner with Bishop Keator and Dr F M Padelford as speakers. Ramons sues Beattie Electric for 6009 for injuries from August 6. Trial in Judge Gilliam’s court. Henry Buesman released after attempting suicide at Brevens hotel. Funeral arrangements for Lobe, Seattle pioneer, pending body return. Cedar river right of way to Chicago Milwaukee St Paul recommended. H O Woods of Tacoma reported missing from home since November. First Presbyterian officers plan banquet at New Waldorf on December 17 with speeches and music. Anna Murray sues Stimson Mill Co Ballard for 341 after fatal accident near Junita. Sidney W Johnson arrested for unspecified crime. Gold guard chains offered by Wm H Finck Pioneer Jeweler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity Episcopal Church
Keator
F. M. Padelford
University
Brevens Hotel
Anna Murray
Stimson Mill Co
Ballard
Murray
Junita
Sidney W. Johnson
Large Octopus Caught Near Alki Point By Two Fishermen
A huge octopus, among the largest landed in the sound, was netted near Alki Point by two Flyer Dock fish market employees after a fierce struggle with the long armed monster. The catch followed a day of legal activity in Justice Gor do's court and Superior Court as cases involving Phil W Fau-Vel v Pacific Hospital and the Sullivan estate proceeded with rulings on damages and fire safety upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alki Point
Flyer
Sullivan
Kiaohn Sullivan
Griffin
Superior Court
Terrence O'Brien
Printers Case Affidavits and Local Arrest Brief
In the Archer v Wood trade dispute voluminous affidavits were filed with the clerk of the sugrlo art. Affidavits include statements by A W Archer John Packer Vernon Shelvole R W Chamberlain G B Boyle and others. Nellie Stone a 17 year old girl pleaded guilty to being a disorderly person and was turned over to Police Matron Kelly for employment efforts. Her companion D Johnson was fined 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Archer
Lovett M. Wood
Trade Register
John Packer
Vernon Shelvole
R. W. Chamberlain
G. 8. Boyle
Nellie Stone
D. Johnson
Kelly
Miss Stone
Washington House Creates 700000-Acre Olympic Game Preserve
The U S House today approved a bill establishing a game preserve of nearly 700 000 acres within the Olympic forest reserve in Washington state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington, D.C
House
Olympic Forest Reserve
State of
Washington
Western Union Opens New Branch in City North District
The Western Union Telegraph company opened a branch office this morning at the corner of Weatiake ay and Pike st. H. Brown will oversee the new office which aims to serve patrons in the northern part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Weatiake Ay
Pike «T
H. Brown
Pioneer Jeweler Sterling Miver Tollet Seta At 908 2nd Ave
Sterling Miver Tollet Seta is listed with Wm ni Finck at Pioneer Jeweler located on 908 2nd Avenue. The fragment notes the shop and owners but lacks further context or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Miver Tollet Seta
Wm.ni Finck
Pioneer Jeweler
Orf
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GES
AOM
Waporm
Lodge Roletta
Pything
Bagtee Hell
Proma
A EF Mead A. Ballinger
William Hickman Buprems
Bellingham M
Bpokane
John Exslev
John H. Me
Pallart
Olympia
Everett
Tae Grotisi
Tatior
Denny & Ewing, Inc
Willecks Huilding
Estelle Seriougely
Draney
Miss Gilroy
E. C
Colman
Y. MC. A
J P. Ligond
E. Lobe
Arrate
Lobe
Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. O. Woods
J. W Woods
South A
New Waldorf
First Presbyterian Church
Finck
Eee
Donatalle Klein
Justice Gordo's Court
Ite
G.P. Vande
FauVel
Talkman's
Phil W Fau-Vel
Pacific Hospital
A. L. Hall
Clower
W. HR Hutchinson Co. Cor
Ind
Union Eee
Open Telegrap
Pike Street
Jan. Hamilton Howe
Plymouth
Plymouth Church
Thirday
University St
Geul
Lillagar & Barkman’s
Juel
the Tailored Ready Co., Inc
Tailored Ready Co
Coset
Colelsta
Nina Martin Hatcher
Tomeyn . Jansen
Herbert Williame
H. T
Cooper Wille
Colman Bulldtag
Hanlin
Boneo
Meters
Williame
Boc Gin
Egan's Hall
Arcade
Walter Thomas
Vincent Harper
People's Store
People’s Store
People
Hoye’ Knives
Bienkers Lace
Turtaiia
Washington Creamery Hutter
Meadow Brook
Lona
Borden
Pioneer Brand
Armour
Hammonds
Fair Dept
Second Ave
A. Ee Ed Inc J. Wwolcf
Gell
Cravenettes
Rain ‘Coats
JOE Schermer & CO
Hunter Quart
Baltimore
Old California
Keystone Liquor CO
Firetave
Seneca Main
Fourth and Pike
Tire
Hoyt
Pike St
Laurelhurst
High Claws
Dr. Hunt
Burke Building
Hades
Orthwes
Safe Deposit Coy
A Smith
Omsbler
Crmory Furniture Company
Stonp
Spring Street
Houghton & Hunter
Flrst Avenue
the Old Time Jewelers
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