Seattle Wedding Ends In Divorce Fight Aboard Ship
Albatron, wife of Kémunt Colckhart, files for divorce after a voyage on the steamer City of Seattle to Skagway Alaska. She describes abuse aboard the vessel and a later assault at Fairbaughs in 1908. The suit also seeks a one third interest in a Cleary City saloon and gambling house.
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Albatron
Kémunt Colckhart
American Savings Bank & Company
Mary I Volckhart
Ebert
Ter
Seattle
Skagway
Alaska
Fairbaughs
Cleary City
Wrecked bark heroine funds sent to Mrs Patterson
A damaged text reports Mrs T Patterson receiving funds from Pacific Shipping Co San Francisco owners of rease to be added to a fund for the heroine. W T Isted of Mer Ruchange arranged a check. A storm related hospital transfer and a death following a stroke near Seattle are noted.
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T. Patterson
Pacific Shipping Com
San Francisco
Rease
W. T
Mra
PINS AND CHARMS AND VACANT LOTS ADVERTISED
The clipping lists various small ads including jewelry priced from 1 to 10 dollars and hatters Second avenue selling items up to five dollars, vacant lots and realty listings by LANG REALTY and ENNYT FRING INC. It mentions Seattle addresses and local vendors with scattered names such as BROWN CO and Parker.
Plain Story of the Poor Widow and Mortgage Danger
A widow with five children faces losing her home over a $200 overdue mortgage. A neighbor, modestly endowed, urges a subscription drive starting with a $1 donation to clear the mortgage and save the family’s shelter.
Price drops for silver in latest government sale
Washington reports the government price for silver falling as 100000 ounces were bought for delivery at Denver at 68 763, a half cent lower than the previous purchase, signaling a softening market.
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Washington
Denver
Body goes west as kin carry ex-senator’s body
A son and daughter of the late Arthur Brown left for Utah this afternoon with the body of the former senator.
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Seripes Telegraph Service
Washington
Arthur Brown
Utah
Alaska Coast Commercial Company Incorporation Filed
Capt Omar J Humphrey announced articles of incorporation for the Alaska Coast Commercial Company with capital of 200000 dollars. The company has secured control of the Alaska Commercial company stations. Capt Humphrey serves as president and W J Erekine as general secretary. Headquarters will be in Seattle.
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Omar J. Humphrey
Alaska Coast Commercial Company
Alaska Commercial Company
Capt. Humphrey
W. J. Erekine
Seattle
Short halibut shortage hits Seattle fishermen
For the last two days Seattle fish men have gone without halibut. The first steamer arrived around 2 pm with a consignment of fish but not enough to fill existing orders. Local dealers say the halibut season has been poor, marking the first real shortage experienced.
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Seattle
Beattie Choral Symphony Society to Stage Second Concert
Nest Sunday afternoon at the Rand the Beattie Choral Symphony Society will present a second concert directed by James Hamilton Howe. The chorus numbers 214 voices with a 49-piece orchestra and the program begins at 2 o clock.
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Nest
Rand
the Beattie Choral Symphony Society
James Hamilton Howe
Minnesota Club Plans Minnesota Representation at Exposition
The Minnesota club of Geattle met at the Commercial club last night to organize Minnesotans to exercise influence for proper representation of the state at the A P exposition.
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Minnesota Club of
Geattle
Commercial Club
Scenic Shasta Route trains offer summer sunshine soon
Southern Pacific announces new scenic Shasta route trains from Portland at 11:26 pm with three daily departures. Fast service and beautiful scenery promoted by EF Fitts, general agent, and the Union Ticket Office at 66% First Ave. Exclusive hatters Lillagar and Barkman advertise in the notice.
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Southern Pacific Company
Scenic Shasta
Podtland
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
Eee
Divorce Case Contested as Trial Delayed
Henry A Adams also known as Vincent Harper, author, sues for desertion. Judge Griffin was engaged so a secret session was reported. Mia Adama from New York arrived and declared she will contest the divorce.
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Henry Austin Adams
Vincent Harper
Griffin
Adams
Mia Adama
New York
Fiim
Contempt Proceedings in Judge Frater's Court Continue
Contempt proceedings against J P Cummings in Judge Frater's superior court were extended to the morning and resumed today by Attorney Higgins for the Seattle Bar Association. The case was further postponed for a fortnight pending a Supreme Court committee report on Cummings's bid for admission to the Washington bar.
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Judge Frater
Superior
J. P Cummings
Higgins
Seattle Bar Association
Timber land fraud suit seeks 87500 damages in Skagit deal
W. F. Maye filed a complaint against G B Peavey Richardson Land & Timber and Bound Timber and others. He seeks 87500 damages alleging breach of a February 26 1899 contract for the sale of 50000 shares of timber land in Skagit county now valued over 5 million dollars.
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W. F. Maye
G B. Peavey
Richardson Land & Timber Company
Bound Timber Company
Skagit County
Youth church forms 12 member committee at annual meet
At the annual gathering of the youth church a special committee of 12 was formed to assist trustees in advancing the new church project at Union and Harvard streets. Trustees for two years elected include James A Moore A F Burwell and Frank K Curtie with John Schram serving as chairman.
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Union
Harvard Ay
James A Moore
A. F Burwell
Frank K Curtie
John Schram
University Glee Club concert packs the house in dance hall
The University Men's Glee Club in Den ny ball will perform a program of college fun and good music. Director Kimball calls this the best glee club produced at the U in years. They will appear near Friday in Bellingham.
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University
Denny Ball
Kimball
Bellingham
Woman Knocked Unconscious by Auto at First Ave and Vine
An unknown woman was knocked unconscious last night at the corner of First Avenue and Vine Street by a vehicle marked 72 percent and owned by EB. T. Magnette. After regaining consciousness the chauffeur drove her to her home on Thirteenth Avenue North.
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First Av
Vine
EB. T. Magnette
Beattie Benton & Southern Railway Seeks Fourth Avenue Franchise
The Beattie Benton and Southern Railway notified this afternoon that if granted a franchise on Fourth Avenue south and Fourth Avenue from Washington Street to Olive Street, the road would assume its share of the cost to regrade Fourth Avenue. The franchise is expected to be recommended for grant.
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Corporathone
Beattie, Benton & Southern Railway
Washington St
Olive
Seattle Ordinance Requires Metal Poles for Electric Company
Corporation Counsel Beott Calhoun notified City Engineer Thomeonm that the ordinance allows Seattle Electric to erect wooden poles outside the fire limit but after this date all poles must be metal.
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Corporation
Beott Calhoun
Thomeonm
Seattle Electric Company
Lumbermen editor mobilizes 2000 telegrams for national demurrage act
J. K Defevaugh of the American Lumbermen sends 2000 telegrams to furt hermen nationwide seeking support for a national demurrage act governing car service. Victor Beckman and Don W. Hass pledged aid yesterday.
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J. K Defevaugh
American Lurmbermen
United States
Victor Beckman
Don W. Hass
Mr. Defevaugh
Divorce suit ends with five day order for suit money
Judge Frater in superior court presided as Attorneys Hawkins and Page clashed over a $50 Christmas money demand for the plaintiff in the divorce action Mrs. J L Foley versus Thomas Foley. The judge signed an order requiring payment within five days.
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Judge Fraters
Perior Court
John Edward Hawkins
Tom Page
J. L. Foley
Thomas Foley
Judge Frater
Yucatan Steamer Sails for Seattle Under New Ownership
The steamer Yucatan commanded by Captain Weaver departed New York for Seattle. The Northwestern Steamship Co recently purchased the vessel. Mills will close Saturday. Shingle mills will halt in Washington for two months from Saturday, resuming February 18.
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Yucatan
Weaver
New York
Seattle
Northwestern Steamship Company
City
Lumbermen's Club
Waashington
Thompson Case Details of Double Shooting and Hostage Crisis
The Thompson murder trial recounts a sequence starting with a late evening call and a porch gathering at the Emory home. A confrontation ends with Chester Thompson firing six shots, mortally wounding Judge Emory and wounding Mr. Keith, while Thompson barricades himself in the nursery with two children as officers plead for surrender.
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Thompson
Tacoma
Chester Thompson
Wappenstein
Emory
Misa Charlotte
Laura Whittlesey
Slater
William Keith
Whitteseys
Miss Whittlesey
Attorney Miller
Young Thompson
Judge
Mranoa
Judge Emory
Mr. Emory
Charlotte
Mr. Keith
Keith
Korory
Plorence Newton
Nolee
Emory House
Skates Free AtL Mall Package Promotes Christmas Gift
A fragment notes roller skates offered free of charge at AtL Mall 1111 Firet Ave with a Christmas themed promotion. The text mentions prices starting from 50¢ a pair and a gift bag.
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Atl Mall
Firet Ave
Laurelhurst Prospectus Offer Attracts Visitors
Laurelhurst owners extend a limited time invitation to visitors offering a well colored prospectus with photographs of Laurelhurst and surroundings. Prospective buyers are urged to visit in the coming days and obtain a handsome foldout prospectus.
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Laurelhurst
Christmas Piano Ad Promises Joyful Family Home
An advertising pitch urges readers to swap frivolous spending for a piano, claiming it will delight every family member and elevate culture. It promotes paying ten dollars to eight dollars per month to secure a fine piano by Christmas morning, from D. S. Johnston Co. at 903 Seconday, highlighting its large store presence.
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D. S. Johnston Co
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Leichel
Norpolel
Mornineg Watson
Seattic
Pins and Charms
B. Finch Pioneer Jeweler A
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Ian
Piper @ fed
Crete
Heah Geowetains
Cash Bonser Hrown CO
Sevard Eed
Atlantic Ba Omeets
Milian
Cear Jeffers
Edere Termets Pallard
Bae View
Ee Lang Realty
Ieee
Dite
Ennyt Fring. Inc
Aliska
Urees
Deeny
Sanday
Lecemier
Lee
Anne
Ravensa
Lillagar & Barkman
Second Ave
Aaland Pee Eere Vlu
Divorge Gase
Church
Glee Club
Lawyers Wrangle
Thompson Case
Mine Newton
Whittlesey
Captain DeWolf
Ters
Ward
W. W. Morris
Attorney Thompson
Wiltate
Charles Whittlesey
Wiltete
Shannon
Crumb
Finek
Iallagar & Barkman
Ern Homme
DEPT
D . Fee
Oh Hse
Trimmed Street Hata
Ios
Brookfield Creamery
Fletshnep & Mayer
Portland
Ore
Ladlin
Es’ Mus
Fair Dept
Z. A. Mafrige Co.,, Inc
J. J. Wolf
Mgr
Scripps Telegraph Service
House
Battenberg
Clunie
N. Brooks & Co
Mercer
Alpha
Knob Hill
Dexter
W. B. Hutchinson
People's
United Shirts Dollar CO
Neal Boyle
Pike Street
Nickel Plate Shoe CO
Marion
Marion Street
Lot
Vivian Nero
Sale Bee
Laird Schobers
Deak
Crrrory Furniture Company
Srcono Avenue
Tabouret
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