Riley the Rat Is Sentenced in Petit Larceny Case
Riley the Rat pled guilty to petit larceny on motion by Prosecutor Vanderveer and Judge Kaufman sentenced him to 30 days in the county jail. The original grand larceny charge arose from an attempted pickpocket on a streetcar. The prosecutor said he was drunk and would not have acted otherwise. Attorney Kenneth Mackintosh represented Riley.
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William Bremer Dies at Home Founder of Bremerton Site
William Bremer founder of Bremerton and present Puget Sound navy yard died yesterday morning at 616 Harvard Ave N. after a two year heart illness. He leaves a widow and three children Matilda William J. and Edward. Survived by Otto Bremer city treasurer of St Paul two brothers Carl Adolph and a sister Miss Freda Bremer. He belonged to several clubs including Magan and Woodmen of the World. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Assessments Planned for Magnolia Way Improvement Project
Property owners and a council committee agreed on a tentative assessment district for the Magnolia Way project. The grading assessment will be charged to abutting properties, with further steps to be set by the street committee at a meeting next Thursday.
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Black Fox and Wolf Stole Sets with Pillow Muffs
Black Fox Set with wide shoulder stole and square back, Ru Muli animal effect, $90. Black Fox Set with wide shoulders, back heads, tail trim, matching large plain Pillow Muff, $45. Black Wolf Set with back heads, tail trim, matching large plain Pillow Muff, $35. Stole in wide shoulder style with back tabs, trimmed tails, front heads and tails, $35. Large Fancy Pillow Muff to match, $32.50.
Odds and Ends From Everywhere December 29 1170
A scattered chronicle of unusual events and odd notes from across the country. It reports Archbishop Thomas a Heckett's murder in Canterbury during Henry II's era, railway wage strikes threats, and various local incidents from West Union to California and Seattle. The items feature political, legal, and social curiosities with brief mentions of names, places, and dates.
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Canterbury
Henry II
England
Henry
Queen Elisabeth of Roumania Turns 67 Today
Queen Elisabeth, also known as Carmen Sylva, marks her 67th birthday. The German princess and Roumanian queen penned poems and fairy tales and supported soldiers and public education while opposing war and capital punishment.
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Roumania
Carmen Sylva
Prince Charles
Napoleon
Russia
Turkey
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