Mystery of Nora Fuller Murder Deepens in San Francisco
The Nora Fuller murder case grips San Francisco as theories proliferate. Eleanor Fuller, who answered a personal ad, vanished after a January 11 meeting with a man named Bennett later linked to C B Hawkins. The body was found at 2211 Sutter Street with a bloodstained mattress and a knotted cord, and police pursue leads across downtown and Golden Gate Park as Henry Williams links Hawkins to earlier sightings. The funeral was held at California Street Methodist Church with large crowds.
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Ban Francisco
Eleanor Fuller
Nora” Fuller
Sutter Street
Eleanor Puller
Bennett
Geary Street
C. B. Hawkins
E. F. Bertrand
Hoon
Hugh C. Grant
Hennett
Grant
Henry Williams
Golden Wear
C. I Hawkins
Williams
San Jose
Golden Gate Park
Nora Puller
Golden West
Hawkins
Market Street
San Francisco
Nora Fuller
California Street
Prince Henry Visit Aims to Secure U.S. Neutrality
Berlin reports high official hope that Prince Henry's America trip will keep the United States friendly and neutral toward Germany amid shifting alliances. Semi official statements say the Anglo Japanese tie remains and Japan is invited to join. The Asian axis of Germany Russia and France is said to have ended and not to be revived.
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Berlin
Prince Henry
America
Germany
United States
Russia
France
Passengers of the Bertha Hold Meeting on Losses
The wrecked steamer Bertha passengers met at Rainier Grand to press Alaska Commercial Co. for compensation for goods and to recover losses. Many lost outfits and the outcome of the meeting remained undisclosed with rumors of a fuller protest to come.
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Bertha
Rainier Grand
Alaska Commercial Co
Coods
Prosecution Not Dropped In McKee Case
Warrant for Col. Wm. McKee remains active as Jack Barberis repaid $199 he gave on a worthless check. The community debates whether a felony can be settled out of court while officials defer to statute. Prosecutor Fulton declines comment. Lindsay says prosecution not dropped and warrant still out.
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Col
Wm. McKee
Jack Barberis
McKee
Barberis
Fulton
Coun- Jail
J. R. H. Lindsay
Mr. Barberis
Col. McKee
John Murrell Dies in Pneumonia Amid Bribery Case
May Die Bt. Louis Feb 13 John Murrell, linked to aldermanic bribery, lies dying from pneumonia. His trial is scheduled for next Monday.
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BT. Louis
John Murrell
Believes in City Plant
George W. Scott, Socialist Party mayoral candidate, writes from Seattle on Feb 13, 1962, defending taxes to fund public works and supporting a municipal lighting plant and socialization of industries including telephones and transportation. He argues for workers owning means of production and abolishing the wage concept.
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Seattle
George W. Scott
Socialist Party
Home Camp of Woodmen Sets Growth Goal at 2000 Members
At Ellis hall the Home Camp No. Woodmen of the World formed a rise committee to swell membership to 2,000 by June 1, 1982. Memorial resolutions honored Neighbors James Marshall, Lee Manning and A. L. Hicks. The next social features “How to Do Things in Style” and a February 19 meeting will initiate several candidates.
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Ellis’ Hall
Woodmen of the World
James Marshall
Lee Manning
A. L. Hicks
H. L. Klein
Owen
Pall
Overdue Dutch Steamer Folmina Sighted Near Port Townsend
The Folmina bound for Victoria from Java was sighted by Kin tuck after leaving Hongkong. The sugar laden steamer sailed December 10 and showed only three miles per hour due to a machinery mishap. She neared the straits after the sighting and took longer to arrive.
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Port Townsend
Victoria
Java
Kintuck
Hongkong
Straits
Corliss Attacks Cable Plan in House Hearing
Corliss of Michigan presented the cable bill advocating a Pacific to Manila line and condemned Commercial Cable Company efforts to bypass Congress. In Washington a lineman fell 20 feet from a pole at Broadway and Roy Street, taken to Providence hospital with suspected rib injuries.
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Washington, D. C
Corliss
Michigan
San Francisco
Manila
House
Commercial Cable Company
Congress
United States
Mat Peterson
Sunset Telephone Co
Broadway
Roy Street
Providence Hospital
City of Beattie Brings Halibut and Passengers to Ocean Dock
The steamer City of Beattie from Bragway arrived at the Ocean dock with 200 passengers and a halibut cargo on its first trip with a new propeller. Weather was excellent and the ship reported large ice fields near the mouth of Taku Inlet. No disaster was found upon arrival at Port Townsend.
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City of Beattie
Pacific Coast Line
Bragway
Seattle
Port Townes
Taku Iniet
Queen Charlotte Sound
Elihu Thomson
Tender the Whittlesey Shortage Tender Discussion
Attorney W. W. Wilshire and John A. Whalley for Fidelity and Deposit Company appeared before the county commissioners this afternoon to consider the possibility of accepting the tender for the Whittlesey shortage. The commission will decide on the second term at a later hour.
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W. W. Wilshire
John A. Whalley
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Insurgent Warship Fight Off Agua Dulce Sails Ashore
An insurgent warship survived an hour of combat with the Colombian government fleet near Agua Dulce. The vessel was hit three times and ran under insurgent guns to shore for safety while the government boat Boyaca sustained light damage.
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Panama
Colombia
Agua Dulche
Boyaca
Purity of Wines and Liquors Offer
An advertisement touts Purity of Wines and Liquors with low prices and a range of fortified and dessert wines. It lists port varieties aged 1, 9, and 12 years selling at 1.00, 1.50, and 2.00 per gallon along with Sherry Muscatel Tokay Malaga Madeira priced up to 3.00 per gallon.
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Muscatel
Tokay
Malaga
Madeira
Licenses Issued For Betrothals In Beattie And Spokane
The list records marriage licenses issued to Chariea A. Hebroeder 29 and Marion Pf. Himpeon 39 of Beattie William Pyncheon also of Beattie and Mamie Entwistle of Tolt Hugh Glaemon 26 and Line M. Newman 1 of Spokane Allan Campbell Mac Donald M4 of Beattie and Johanna Wenn Stanner £ 8 of Ann Arbor.
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Chariea A. Hebroeder
Marion Pf. Himpeon
Beattie
William Pyncheon
Mamie Entwistle
Tolt
Hugh Glaemon
Line M. Newman
Spokane
Allan Campbell MacDonald
Johanna Wenn Stanner
Ann Arbor
Indicted in New York dynamite explosion case
Indictments handed down today charge five men with manslaughter in the first degree in the dynamite explosion case. The group includes the work contractor, the foreman, the man who carried the dynamite into the shack, and two others. The case is among the first criminal actions of its kind in the city.
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New York
Helen Gould Robbery Case Versus Wealthy Heiress
Daniel Donovan a Gould household butler was arrested in New York for stealing over 4000 dollars in small valuables from Helen Gould’s residence. He confessed after arrest and said lack of money to cover expenses led to the thefts, with items sold at pawnbrokers and second hand shops.
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New York
Daniel Donovan
Helen Gould
Gould
Daniels Phoenix Secretary Named U S Marshal Arrives Quietly
Hen Daniels arrived in Phoenix after being named United States marshal for Arizona. He declines to discuss an alleged Wyoming prison record, saying he has written to President Roosevelt about the matter and remains hopeful of a favorable outcome.
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Phoenix
Aria
Hen Daniels
United States
Arizona
Wyoming
Maceevelt
German American Democratic Club Formed in City
A large group of German American citizens gathered last night to organize a German American Democratic club. J H Claussen was named temporary chairman and B Schniteer became secretary. The group deferred permanent organization until next Sunday and formed a committee on constitution by laws and permanent setup including J H Lausseen N J Steigieder and M Summerfield. The next meeting is Sunday afternoon February 14 at 3 o clock in Howard block 614 First Avenue.
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Citiens
Aft
J. H. Claussen
8. Schniteer
J. H. “Lauseen
N. J. Steigieder
M. Summerfield
Building Permits Issued for Residential Projects
City engineer's office lists permits for varied residences including a one and a half story at 21344 Fifteenth Avenue North for F. D. Sprague, a one story frame at 1523 Seventh Avenue West for HO, a one and a half frame cottage at 422 Aurora Avenue for Hofriter and Co, and several other home builds with costs ranging from 406 to 970 dollars.
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Fifteenth Avenue
F. D. Sprague
Seventh Avenue West
F. Hofriter and Coa
Aurora Avenue
W. KR. Smith
Eighteenth Avenue
J. K. Kite
Fourth Avenue
McCann and Coy
Twenty-third Avenue
Palm reader predicts outcome amid campaign bustle
Professor Grant Chesterfield, a famed palmist, recounts taking Mr Hiryan’s palm during the campaign excitement. A crowd waited to consult him as a pile of ten cent fees gathered, signaling brisk business. He notes sparse lines yet a deeply marked palm indicating character.
Valentine Craft Tips and at Home Sewing Advice
The column offers frugal St Valentine celebration ideas with home made candy shaping tips and heart motif decorations. It includes a basic fondant candy recipe, peanut brittle steps, a ladies sweater knitting pattern, and a long washing aid recipe claiming lasting fabric care.
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Bristol
There Is One Drugstore That's All Right
Local drugstore prides itself on fair prices and steady service to customers who shop there daily. The ad touts low profits and a modern business model, contrasting with rivals who crave higher pawnbroker-like rates. Featured items include Pierce's Tasteless Emulsion Liver Oil, Miles' Nervine, and Mormon Kola Tablets at discounted prices.
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Pierce
Pride Specials Draw Shoppers While Defending Store Image
The note explains Friday Specials aim to counter prejudices and attract both existing customers and newcomers. It states Pride Specials cannot be ordered by phone and asserts all advertised items are available to everyone without bias.
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Kilbourne
KR. H. Morgan
Emory
Cable Bill
Taku Inlet
Whittlesey
Fourth Ward
Caucus
Fred H. Peterson
Char
Humes
J. FB. Bectins
Paul
Columbia
Oregon
la Roche
J. Aronson
Wholesale Liquor Dealer
Columbia St
WED
Democrats
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Destiny Wrote
Professor Grant Chesterfield
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Professor Chesterfield
Occidental Hotel
Third and
Cherry Street
F. E. Elliott
Houssy
Third Avenue
Pike Street
Brunner & Co
Pike
Tel
Main
Washington
Treaktoast. Pruitt
Meart
Drugstore
Combine
Weak Kneed Wholesale Houses
Ayers
Nes
Barrett DrucCo
Second Avenue
M. Walker
Western Avenue
Harvard Dental
Second Ave
German Bakery
Harvard
Rainier Hardware Co
First Ave
Seneca St
Thompson
Alfred S. Witter & CO
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Ernst Bros
E. H. Shamek
Remington
E. C. Niles
Cherry St
Ry Kle
Sanitarium
Hinckley Blok
T. Turner
Seattle Transfer Co
Mene Storage
Tol
Tet Ave
Seattle Hat Factory
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Bath
Cedarine
Buckley Bros.’ Furniture Co
Grand Rapids
Luce Furniture
Grand Rapids Chair Co
Majestic Steel
Rand and Leopold
Majestic
Queens
Ivins
Dieta and
Metzgar
Wilton
Columbian Ingrain
Bundhar Wilton Carpets
Frederick & Nelson
Plete House Furnishers
Seton Me
Madison and
Spring Sts
First Avenue
Iste Scientific
Hese
Pikes Ava
Meteay Cie Beliingee
Portland, Or
Cal
County of King
Archibald Bell
Blake & Williams
Burke Building
State of Washington
N. H. Martin
Superior Court
Johnson
Gustave Johnson
Annalisa Johnson
Sidney J. Williams
Ralph Stuart
Compan
Theate
W. M. Russel
Mer
Seattie
E. J. Carpenter
Vance
John Cort
Mgr
Opera House Phon
Wagenhals and Kempe
Modjeska and
Theat
Wagner
John M. Davis & CO
Pioneer
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Brook
Ramaker Music
Bon Marche
Quaker Drug CO
Blaine
Globe Building
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah
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