MEW political broom will sweep clean
Special to The Star Everett Washington voters elected a Democratic mayor and promised a major personnel shake up across city departments. The police may trim to two retainers Boughton and Knap while Fire Chief Connor faces dismissal. City Engineer Barkhoff and Street Commissioner Exatrom also face removal amid shifts in policy.
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Everett
Bec
Boughton
Knap
Roth
Hrodeck
Connor
Craigue
Finieh
Barkhoff
Healee
Exatrom
van Vechten
Headlee
Narrow Escapes and Local Crimes In Seattle Area
A Seattle district report details T. R. Pomphrey narrowly escaping death by gas in his Fifth Avenue room after turning off the supply and opening a window. His wife discovered the odor and revived him with assistance. Other items note Fr. Buller’s arrest for disorderly conduct on a Green Lake car, A. Michaelson fined for petty larceny, a city union forming with Western Central Labor, divorce proceedings by Mrs. Odellia Crain against Richard Crain, and the shipwrecked Italian brig Cavour near Pea cock Spit, owner Domingo Leero. The body of John B. Metarthy was shipped to Montana after a suicide at the Great Northern hotel.
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T. R. Pomphrey
Fifth Avenue
Pomphrey
Ady
Fr. Buller
Green Lake
Grant
A. Michaelson
Kelly
Western Central Labor Union
Conners
Wright
Legainea
Rebecca
Fine
Ocheltree
Odellia Crain
Richard Crain
John BR. Metarthy
Great Northern
Katllepell
Mont
Henny-Watson
McCarthy
California
Berk
T. Letlanes
Peacock Spit
Cavour
Domingo Leero
St. Johns
Nova Scotia
Mrs Jane Jex Committed to Insane Asylum by Judge
Mrs Jane Jex of South Seattle was committed to the insane asylum by Superior Judge Tyaliman yesterday after friends testified her mind had been failing for years and she showed danger of self harm. She is 44 years old.
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Jane Jex
South Seattle
Tyaliman
Jex
Mann Smith
Boyston Street
Alaskan Petroleum Coal Company
C. Crockett
Inste
Runaway Engine Horses Rampage Through Seattle Streets
Pedestrians watched as three engine horses and the hose cart horse bolted from engine house No. 2 at noon yesterday. They thundered down Third Avenue toward the lower town before tiring on a steep hill near the brow. Firemen recaptured the animals and blamed the frolic on their recent move to new quarters.
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Third Avenue
Seattle
Engine House No. 2
Howe
Vee
Music store ad promotes vast instrument selection for Christmas
Northwest shoppers urged to visit the store offering Talking Machines Music Boxes Violin Harmonicas Accordions Mandolins Guitars Flutes Clarinets and more. Second hand pianos and organs advertised with prices from 15 and 35 dollars. The Simplex Piano Player displayed and all instruments offered on easy payments with guaranteed representations.
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Northwest
Alwaye
Justice of the Peace Oversteps In Local Court
Pred Hawkins, an ex-prisoner, reports that Justice Lucas of Ballard sentenced petty offender Hawkins to an extended term beyond a minor charge. Superior Judge Bells was alerted by Hawkins and a court investigation led to Hawkins' release by Judge Frethim. Hawkins had been kept in custody after a peace-bond dispute classified four months prior.
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Bells
Pred Hawkins
Lee
Mawkine
Hire
Frethim
Feto Court
H Mawkine
Lucas
Hie
Superior Court
Hawking
Munroe Case Dismissed Freeing Harry Munroe
The Superior Court dismissed the indictment against Harry Munroe on the motion of Prosecuting Attorney Scott. Scott said he investigated the charge that Munroe employed women in a liquor venue and found the claim unfounded. He stated Munroe had no connection with Star theater, no ownership, and was not employed there at the time.
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Harry Munroe
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Bell
Scott
Munroe
Star Theater
Japanese man arrested for concealed weapon carry
J Metta a Japanese man was arrested by police for carrying a concealed weapon. Otto in a Chinese restaurant on 213 Washington street fell asleep after a meal and drew a gun when asked to pay, but a cloth tangled in the trigger prevented discharge.
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J. Metta
Otto
Washington Street
Time Card: Flyer Repairs Prompt Daily Steamer Run
The Athion will run today with daily service due to repairs to the steamer Flyer. Departures from Seattle are at 7 20 a m 12 m and 6 15 p m while Tacoma departures are at 9 25 a m 2 and 8 p m.
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Athion
Seattle
Tacoma
Revival Services Set by Esteemed Evangelists Arrive in Seattle
J Wilber Chapman an eminent Presbyterian revivalist arrives from the East to lead series of revival meetings in Seattle churches. Dr Walton, another noted evangelical, also comes to open ongoing events at Bethany First Westminster churches with multiple services. Chapman plans three morning and evening sermons at First church and evenings at Firet church. Walton addresses the Ministerial Association and preaches at several churches as the series begins.
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J. Wilber Chapman
Committee of the General
Eem Dry
Presbyterian Churches of America
Seattle
Walton
Preea
Watton
Bethany Church
Firet Church
Westminster Church
Marine News French bark Colonel de Villebelie Maureuil arrives
The French bark Colonel de Vitle belie Maureuil and the American schooner Willis A Helden, owned by Globe Navigation, reach port as shipping news updates.
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Colonel de Vitlebelie Maureuil
Willis A. Helden
Globe Navigation Company
Unidentified Bay Body Buried Without Papers
A decomposed male body found by McDonala and Mike Murphy in the bay at Thomas Street foot yesterday is unidentifiable at Bonney-Watson morgue. Estimated six weeks in water, about 44 years old, 6 feet 7 inches, dark hair and facial hair, dressed in standard marine fireman overalls and jumper. no papers found. He will be buried in Potter's Field tomorrow.
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McDonala
Mike Murphy
Thomas 'Street
Bonney-Watson
Will Tommorrow
Potter's
Marine Firemen
Smith Divorce Case Dismissed After Plea for Return
Chester Smith, seeking divorce from May Smith on desertion grounds, had his case dismissed by Superior Judge Tallman who said he would try once more to persuade his wife to return. He claimed a tip that sending her a ticket might bring her back to Seattle.
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Chester Smith
May Smith
Tallman
Hit
Smith
Franklin writes of building a happy home
A terse note describes fostering a warm household by guiding a partner to a stable life. The message emphasizes steady support and shared goals to create a cheerful domestic environment.
Boucke Trial Faces Second Day in Green Lake Case
Insurance man F Boucke, charged with binding gagging and robbing the Blick family at Green Lake December 1 1902, is tried in superior court again after a previous hung jury. An alibi defense will be attempted as testimony starts after jury impaneling.
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Blick
Green Lake
Boucke
Slander suit at St Elmo baths trial before judge Merrie
Tony Vascure a bath house attendant sues M M Teater proprietor of St Elmo baths for 10000 dollars alleging he was called a thief. The trial proceeds before Superior Judge Merrie with witnesses present.
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Tony Vascure
M. M. Teater
St. Elmo Baths
Merrie
Vassure
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