Accident Claim Ends In Hospital for Epileptic Driver
Adame a 37 year old teamster hauling sand on First avenue near the Grand hotel was struck by an epileptic attack causing his wagon to wheel over him. Onlookers freed him from the wreck and he was rushed to Providence hospital in convulsions with severe head lacerations. He is married with children and has a history of epilepsy including prior falls from his wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Welock
First Avenue
er-Grand Hotel
Providence Hos
Adama
Puget Sound
Bessie Judd
Sidney A. Judd
Rampart Wty
Sidney
Seattle
Hall & Judd
Perjurer Sentenced in Tacoma on Birthday Day
Manuel Douette received a ten year sentence in the penitentiary in Tacoma Washington. He was a witness in the Vance murder case and was in British Columbia at the time. The sentencing followed trial developments and marked his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Manuel Douette
Doueette
British Columbia
Vance
Yeouterday
United Irish Members Sentenced in Ireland for Meeting Ousting Speeches
Members of the United Irish were today sentenced in Ireland for arranging meetings and making intimidating speeches. Imprisonment ranged from one month to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallymote
Ireland
The
United Irish
Petition for Pine and Pike Street Drainage and Sidewalk
A petition signed by about 2 percent of property owners on Pine and Pike streets plus First Second and Third avenues asks the council to grade and re side walk the section from Pike to Pine. Proposed elevations and cuts on Pine Second Avenue and related streets align with Councilman Muldoon’s plan to cut First and Second avenues from Pike to Beil Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Pike
Fourth
Presgrade
Muldoon
Beil Street
Relando Miner Dead After Rock Fall at Black Diamond
Coroner Hoye reported to KK Diamond that Loula Relando was killed in the Black Diamond mine this morning by a rock fall in a shaft. Deputy Coroner Buck planned to tour the fatality scene that evening to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
KK Diamond
Loula Relando
Buck
Hinckley Trial in Mutual Insurance Case Set for Thursday
The United States circuit court hears the trial of Timothy D. Hinckley to recover 44000 from Mutual Insurance Company. Judge Hanford excused jurors to go home for the day and tentatively set continued argument for Thursday. R J Gray and John G Gray represent Hinckley with John B Alten for the corporation. The issue centers on whether Whitworth acted as the companys agent at the time of the alleged act. The judge denied both sides motions to retry or instruct the jury after testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy D. Hinckley
United States
Mutual Insurance
Lawrence Whitworth
R. J
John G. Gray
Hinckley
John B. Alten
Corporation
Whitworth
Hanford
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Seattle Area Couples
A garbled list shows multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from Seattle and surrounding areas. Names include Pont Meek and Jean Clyne. Ole Foss and tie Vieg. Alex Powell and Ona Delia Ma. H M Kor and Dora Fleming. Dennis Ivan and Ida tes. John Ret en and Hilma Paavala. Peter Hansen and Letzeller. Thos N Clark and Nellie Steers. Wat gtrat and Bie M. Sloan and Lig wearegeene. Theo d and Helen Bergman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont N. B. Meek
Jean Clyne
Ole Foss
Stanwood
Tie Vieg
Arlington
Alex Powell
Ona Delia Ma
Seattle
H. M.kor
Gate
Dora Fleming
Annie §Y
Sele
Dennis Ivan
Idates
John Reten
Hilma Paavala
Peter Hansen
Eresia Letzeller
Beat
Thos. N. Clark
Williameon
Nellie v. Steers
Dry Ridge
Wat Gtrat
Portland, Or
Freqatr Sloan
Tacoma
Ligwearegeene
Theod
Helen Bergman
Control Smallpox Moves by City Health Board
At a special board of health meeting Dr A H Mc Leish was named temporary assistant health officer to inspect trains and arrivals for smallpox. Health Officer Carroll says 80 percent of Seattle’s cases come from outside towns and 40 cases exist in the city. He calls the illness a mild form easily treated with no deaths this season and notes steps to bar entry of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
A. H. McLeish
Carroll
Seattle
City Council Orders Street Work Across Several Vacant Segments
The council last night ordered grading and curbing on East Spring Street from Twentieth to Twenty fifth avenues at 1000 dollars, wooden sidewalks on Day Street from Twenty fourth avenue south to Twenty ninth avenue south at 1400 dollars, sewer work on Fast Spruce Street from Broad to Twelfth Avenue at 2400 dollars, street re alignment on Howard Avenue from Denny Way to Olive Street, grading on Aloha Street from East Lake Avenue to Minor Avenue North, and related work on Aloha to Roy Street, Twenty second Avenue South to King Streets, and Twenty second Avenue to Norman Street.
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Council
East Spring Street
Twentieth
Twenty Fifth Avenues
Day Street
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Twenty Ninth Avenue
Thercond Avenue
King Streets
King
Norman Street
President Crichton Proposes Rainproof Blankets for Horses
Council last night debated a bill by Humane Officer Ridgway requiring seameters to cover their horses with rainproof blankets when left unattended or faced with bad weather. Violations would incur specified penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
West of Humane
Ridgway
Hawkins and Queenan set for Seattle glove contest
Sien Hawkins and Perry Queenan will weigh 196 pounds for a forthcoming Seattle boxing match to be the fifth event of the season. The bout, planned as a major local spectacle, will feature a 75 60 split in favor of the winner and will draw a large crowd at Germania Hall. Queenan trains at Georgetown while Hawkins seeks a permanent Seattle home.
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Sien Hawkins
Perry Queenan
Seattle
Dick Case
Germania Hali
Dal Hawkins
Dal
Queenan
Georgetown
To Be A Young Skyscraper Planned For Seattle
Architect Henry Dozter outlines an eight story apartment project in Seattle with stone first three floors and brick upper levels. Two five room family units and three room bachelor suites planned, terra cotta trim, light graceful design, funding secured, construction to start after drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dozter
Seattle
Convention Representatives Journey to Pacific Grove
Robert Ewing John Gabel and Arthur Scroggs left this morning for Pacific Grove California to attend the annual Pacific Coast YMCA convention as state university delegates. They will be joined in Portland by delegates from the State Agricultural College and Whitman College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ewing
John Gabel
Arthur Scroggs
Pacific Grove
Cal
Pacific Coast College YY. M. C. A.’s
State University
Portland
State Agricultural College
Whitman College
Senator Foater Sends Government Seed Gift to Star Staff
United States Senator A. G. Foater from Washington has forwarded a supply of government seeds to the Star. He asks the seeds be distributed among Star employees and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. G. Foater
Washington
Star
Cowed by a Woman at Walla Walla Jail Break
Mrs. Rees wife of Sheriff Kees halted a jail escape in Walla Walla as 14 prisoners neared the door. Sheriff wounded and Jailer Malone overpowered, she fired a revolver driving the inmates back to their cells. Looters later described purchases at local stores.
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Walla Walla
Mra. Kees
Kees
Malone
Youngs the Man The Mayor Delays renomination
Friends of Superintendent L J Youngs of the water department were disappointed when Mayor Humes did not submit his renomination to the council last night. Officials say the nomination was prepared but delayed due to an expected meeting next Monday night. The council has adjourned until January 6, with a possibility of a special meeting.
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L. J. Youngs
Water Department
Humes
Young
Passengers sue Valencia owner over Nome voyage
Ten Valencia passengers sue Pacific Packing and Navigation Company in superior court for 82 damages each alleging the Nome to Nome City trip on October 18 exceeded vessel capacity. They say berths cost 40 dollars, they shuffled with others, rolled on the deck, vomited, air was foul, and the overall conditions were nearly unbearable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Nome
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Nome City
Bertha
Struck By Cable Car Injures City Stone Cutter
Fidden Smith a stone cutter of 3435 avenue Premont was seriously injured by a Maedleon street car at the corner of Third avenue last night. He tripped near Madison street as car No. 38 approached and was struck, rolling to the north track. He was taken to Providence hospital with facial bruises and two broken ribs but doctors expect his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidden Smith
Avenue
Premont
Third Avenue
William
Smith
Madisan Street
Verify Weights and Measures for City Standards
Counciman Navin urges appointment of a City Weights and Measures official and a bill of effect to align with state law. He argues a dedicated inspector would reduce fraud by faulty scales, grant a seal to all weights and measures, and protect the public from deceptive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counciman Navin
Navin
Coumeli
Saloon Proprietors Arrested in Racial Assault Case
Franka and Mike Ingtle, Idaho saloon owners, were arrested by Omeer Rib on a warrant alleging a brutal assault on George Durren a colored man. Durren says he was thrown out during an opening night and beaten by three men including the accused. Doctor Frank Carroll reported serious breast injuries and warned a cold could be fatal. Pitty, same man, faced the petty council last year for selling to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franka
Mike Ingtle
Prietor
Idaho
Omeer Rib
George Durren
Durren
Frank Carroll
Pitty
Peity Council
Domestic disputes and dissolving orders fill court docket
Judge Tallman dissolves a temporary restraining order over Mrs. Sophia G. Reeves. The suit asserts the property belongs to Dr. Reeves’ estate. Catherine McGuire asks for divorce citing habitual drunkenness and abuse by John McGuire. Mabel Dividends files a long complaint against James M Grant, alleging attempts to remove her from a lodging house. Bessie Judd sues Sidney A Judd claiming abandonment and repeated beating with shared Seattle property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McGuire
John McGuire
John
Mabel
Judge Tallman
James M. Grant
Grant
Bessie
Sidney
Divorces and Property Dispute Highlight Hotel Case
Saye Warren le Rude and Clara M. Bruckart seek a divorce in a hotel dispute at Heriin. She aims to keep $1,000 in property for the support of herself and children while alleging mistreatment. The Olson seduction case ended with free of conspiracy findings and dismissal as to Johnson. King county court jurisdiction noted. Jury discharged with no more trials until January in Judge Bell and Judge Minory’s departments.
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Bidney
Saye Warren le Rude
Clara M. Fruckart
Warren FH. Bruckart
Heriin
Warren
Marie Olson
Herbert Bruce
Bruce
Ole Johnson
Johnson
Bell
Skagit County
Bruce Ives
Beattie
King County
Market Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Provisions
Corrected daily market list shows lemons apples oranges and other fruits with prices per box or per bunch, plus vegetables like potatoes beets carrots cabbage and tomatoes with unit prices. Grain and feed items include corn barley and oats with quoted ton and per-unit rates, all tied to Seattle market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catona
le Arts Eauli
Washington
New York
Isaiae
Noted Writer Bret Harte in Critical Condition in London
The report states Bret Harte, eminent fiction writer, is critically ill in London with pneumonia. His eldest son Griswold Harte died in Brooklyn last week of consumption. Griswold was born in San Francisco about 21 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Tiedemann
Ferte
New York
Bret Harte
London
Griswold Harte
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Young boy dies of diphtheria in city home
Charles A. Bergin aged 12 died yesterday at his home 902 Ninth Avenue South from diphtheria. Burial was held privately at Calvary Cemetery this afternoon. The funeral was directed by Collina Sherman Foley Co. Get silver novelties at Moore's. La Roche, removed to il Firetave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bergin
Ninth Avenue South
Calvary Cemetery
Collina, Sherman Foley Co
Maud Muller Act Sees Copper Theft Thwarted by Patrolman
An officer pursued a suspected thief along Mail Road Avenue junk shop area last night after copper wire was targeted. The rider fled on a bicycle, a shot fired in the air caused him to dismount, and the abandoned wheel and wire were recovered and taken to police headquarters.
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Wilson
Miepert
Mail Road Avenue
Wilkon
Orble
Meexenord
Ping
Virginius and Caesar on Stage Tonight and Tomorrow
The Grand presents Virginius with Frederick Warde tonight and tomorrow afternoon in Sheridan Knowles tragedy. Beattie theater features Julian Caesar and The Girl from Maxime. The Third Avenue offers What Happened to Jones with holiday matinees and a light mood for Christmas week.
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Virginius
Frederick Warde
Sheridan Knowles
Julian Caesar
Beattie Theater
Third Avenue
Jones
Christ Mas
German bride Mary Jullan reports marriage in Germany
Mrs. Mary Jullan, a young German woman who does not speak English, told a peculiar story at police headquarters. Capt. Laubecher translated as she claimed she married Wm. Jullan in Germany last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jullan
Laubecher
Wm. Jullan
Germany
Bride Reluctantly Leaves Life of Luxury in Seattle
A Seattle woman recalls a coerced marriage via a German suitor who brought her to the city to life a life of ease. Her husband allegedly forced her to sign a $70 check, drawing police aid to halt payment after an attempted bank withdrawal. Detective Kam Corbett escorted her to bank officials, who refused the payment due to forged signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apring
Seattle
Second Avenue
Puget Bound
Julian
Parke seeks city lease for ladies and children retiring room
James Parke proposed leasing city ground at Second Avenue South and Yester Way to build a retiring room for ladies and children with toilets. He offered 900 dollars a year for the building, pending council approval. The site is Forteon Square, formerly set aside for a monument to George H. Forteon, which must be repealed before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parke
Second Avenue South
Yester Way
Ile
Seattle
George H. Forteon
Phillippines
Forteon Square
Aki Arrives Amid Rough Seas with Notable Passengers and Cargo
The Pacific Coast Company's steamer Aki docked at 2 p.m. after a tempestuous voyage from Miagway carrying 22 passengers. Cargo included 8200 cones of salmon for Paile Packing, 000 tons of sulphuretton from Treadwell, 200 tons copper ore from Copper Mountain, and 60 tons high grade gold ore from Doims. Judge Meilen, owner of Copper Mountain mine, was aboard with his wife. Weather remained rough throughout the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Company
Aki
Miagway
Banta Aone
Eile Packing Company
Treadwell
Copper Mountain
San Francisco
Judge Meilen
Copper Mountain Mine
Moore's Ad Promotes Jewelry Purchases
For a diamond a watch or jewelry, go to Moore's at 706 Becond Avenue for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's
Becond Avenue
Scarfs and Purses Offer Seasonal Deals
Readable items list various accessories including scarves and purses. Mentions stone marten opossum and electric seal materials, pocketbooks, finger purses, small coin purses, and shopping bags in Morocco seal walrus allig ator colors and mounts. Provides assorted prices and discount lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
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Relando
Black Diamond
Federal Court
WED
Heller's
Youngs the
Man
Olson
Lee Pee Domen
Ben Pr Pa
Pi Rene Bate
Tuget Boy
Baste Washington Timothy
Aitaite
Chas. A. Bergin
la Roche
Il Firetave
Barber
Pike Street
Eversole Optical CO
Beattle Phone
James
M. Seller & Co. Cor
First Ave
Madison St
Maud Muller
Maxim's
Elliot
Atill
Funeral of Nobile
P. Howe
Noble P. Howe
Honney & Stewart's
Lake View
W. T. Simonds
Plymouth Quartette
Fivery
Hartel Drug Co
Weat
Carter
aMoe
Merce
kOe Scott
Barrett DrucCo
Elery
DUNN
Wasbon'sr
Ec Glass & Dice Cash Grocers
Adams Grocery Co
Snyder
Bleck
Yesler
Schuchard Optical Company
Eye Specialists
Beecond Avenue
Rainier Hardware Co
Second Ave
eBer
TEL
Foley CO
Enbalmers Pike and Union Asm
Seattle Electric
George M. Clark & Company
Seattle Gas & Electric Company
National Bank of Commerce
Washington National Bank
E. W. Newhall & CO
Second and Madison
Harry T. MacLean
Seater & Company
FIRST
Pike Street Bargain House
K. M. Kalaf
Seattle Transfer Co
Tol
Main
Ava
Huyler
Gunther
Columbia
Speak of the Star
S. Kersey
Cheviot
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