Pretty Mrs McDonald Now a Raving Maniac
A Chicago financier Michael Cassius McDonald called the gambling king faces a shocking domestic tragedy as his wife Dora McDonald battles mental illness in jail. Witnesses describe her agitated state while police discuss the recent fatal shooting of Guerin by Mrs McDonald, a girlhood friend turned confidante. The McDonalds, parents to two young children, are central to a high profile case involving alleged threats and scandalous divorce history.
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Star
Dora
Chicago
King
Mei
Michael Cassius McDon
Mra. McDonald
Donald
Omaha
McDonald's
Trn
Dora Feldman
McDonald
Guerin
Realty interests compromise real estate law bill
The legislature passed a compromise real estate bill binding oral contracts for 96 days. It originally aimed to repeal the 1906 written contract law to speed property transfers and was amended before passage.
Common Window Shades Troubles Still Trouble Readers
A reader notes the frequent problems with window shades such as not staying up or down, fabric wrinkling, or not rolling up straight, highlighting the everyday hassle many households face with common shade types.
Chamber Committee Examines Puget Bound Weed Products
The Chamber of Commerce manufactures committee will study Puget Bound Weed Products claims of converting waste stumpage slabs and sawdust into usable utilities. The firm, said to be the first of its kind in the West, is led by Captain B W Bell of the U S Recruet Service as president with RK ON Calkins as superintendent and BR Greene as treasurer.
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Mittee On
Puget Bound Weed Products Company
B. W. Bell
United States Recret Service
RK. ON. Calkins
BR. & Greene
Kent Beattie Defeats Seattle In Fast Basketball Doubleheader
Kent Beattie club wins 42 41 over Seattle Good Templars in a tight opener. Calhoun leads Kent and Dohm shines for the Beattie squad in the follow up 40 to unknown final score. Center W Routh scores 26 in the first game. lineups listed. referees named. Juvenile Kent LO G T teams also play a preliminary game to the main event. Bert Ham shines among the youngsters.
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Kent
Wash
Web
Beattle Athletic Club
A. C
Good Templars
W. Routh
Beattie
Dohm
Calhoun
Smith
Phu Vee
Rowth Waller
Ce Brien
Wicketrom Goodfellow
Allen
Chua Tinting
Warren Cisceeeee
Gieesess Calhoun Mabewo
Worseedeves
Gernseves
Martin Bennington
van Broekiin
G. McDonald
C Tey
Kent LO. G. T
Bert Ham
Swindlers Target City Railroaders With California Tale
Police report two impostors among railroad men posing as switchmen claiming a fund to send a ill brother to California. The scam reportedly succeeded in several instances.
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California
Petty thieves active in city lodgings and streets
Several thefts were reported overnight. Andrew Fredrikson lost 16.65 dollars a watch and robe from his room at Lindstrom house 610 First Ave South. A keg of nails and heavy planking vanished from the city street department at Westlake bridge. RK Kupiyasu and K Tashiro reported overcoats and clocks taken from rooms on Washington Street. The American District Telegraph firm reported two inch pipe stolen from its Columbia Avenue premises between First and Second avenues.
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Andrew Fredrikson
Lindstrom
First
Westlake Bridge
Halliday St
Kupiyasu
K. Tashiro
Washington Si
American District Telegraph Company
Columbia
Humphrey Pushes Ship Subsidy Bill in House Remarks
Washington February 14 Congressman William E Humphrey of Washington spoke at length on the ship subsidy bill. He alleged Harriman influence sways Democratic members and urged defeat to protect Pacific and Atlantic commerce. Sullivan of Massachusetts demanded proof. Humphrey refused to retract.
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Beattie Star
Washington, D. C
William E Humphrey
State of Washington
Harriman
Humphrey
Hill
Mr. Humphrey
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Sidy
Mrumphrey
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Hearings in New York on Major Railroad Stock Topics
February 24 New York witnesses M Fel ton president of Chicago and Alton and C W Milliard Rock Island comptroller testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission. They discussed large stock issues transfers and railroad operations amid Harriman related manipulation during the New York hearing adjournment.
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Boripps Telegraph Service
New York
M. Felton
To Chicago & Alton
C. W. Milliard
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Harriman
The Bavage English Grand Opera Opens with Madam Butterfly
The Bavage English grand opera company launches at Grand Opera tonight with Madam Butterfly starring Frau Fira zarmory as the leading lady. The production presents a modern Japan United States setting and follows the tragic arc of Madam Butterfly. Omar, the Human Top, headlines at Star in Orient Evening, a new act praised as a fresh attraction for Seattle audiences.
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Bavage English Grand Opera Company
Madam Butterfly
Frau Fira @zarmory
America
Japan
Daly Company to Present The Cingalee and Country Ori
The Daly Musical Company will stage The Cingalee and The Country Ori next week, praised as artistic operatic successes. Ban Toy is noted as the greatest Oriental opera, with London success reflected in current attractions. Monday and Tuesday showings feature attractive stage settings. My Wife's Family and Lost in New York remain popular at Seattle venues.
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Beattie
New York
Seattle
Geeds Fruit Trees and Cut Flowers Advertised
Sandahi and Son at 120 Pike cor Indav offer a selection of fruit trees and cut flowers including geeds and other ornamental plants. Local shoppers invited to visit the shop for seasonal varieties and pricing.
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Sandahi & Son
Pike
Cor Indav
Billboards Must Pay Fair Taxes in City Ruling
Resolution by Tom Pariah sets a framework for assessing billboard earnings. It states that in the coming year the city will tax billboard owners based on earning capacity, with a nominal $1,000 tax despite estimates of $20,000 monthly revenue or $240,000 yearly. Readers are directed to real estate listings on Page 7 for buying opportunities.
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Resonsor
Tom Pariah
Thie City
Ele
McCarthy's Offers in Seattle Adds Spring Goods
An assortment of new spring goods arrives in Seattle with fresh shipments yesterday and today. Special offers tempt even conservative shoppers, and more items are available as you visit.
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Seattle
Spring White Goods Inspire Fresh Wardrobe Picks
A local ad promotes the arrival of spring white goods in vivid styles. It highlights dainty Swisses, Lawns, Nainsooks, Linens, Masalias, Long Cloths, and cotton poplin with plain and figured designs. Prices range from 20 cents to $1.10 per yard.
Spring Hats Offer Chic Modern Styles for Easter
Bright ad prose touts over four hundred chic spring hats including Gage Hats. Claims unique selection in town and superior style at moderate prices. Emphasizes Easter season shopping with a promise of artful designs and affordable cost.
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Charmin
Gage
Point de Paris Laces Put On Sale Tomorrow
A splendid assortment of Point de Paris Laces in edgings and insertions is offered at one shilling per yard normally. Tomorrow the entire collection goes on sale at a reduced price. Ten yards per customer.
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Point de Paris
Tomorrow's Bargains on Umbrellas Shirts Paper and Sheets
One dollar umbrellas with varied handles and frames offered tomorrow. Also 49 cent shirts from Eaton Hurlbut in spring patterns with cuffs optional. Kara Linen Pound Paper on sale at 25 cents per pound. Full bleached sheets 72 by 90 inches at 41 cents each, six per buyer.
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Eaton Hurlbut
Special Hosiery Offer for Women Tomorrow
Regular price 15¢ a pair, one third savings for this offer. Fast black cotton hose seamless with elastic tops and double heels and toes. Tomorrow's special price only 10¢ a pair.
New Embroideries Arrive In Vast Spring Stock
An immense shipment of over 10 000 yards of new embroideries arrived and will be ready for customers tomorrow morning. Edgings Allovers Insertions Readings and Flouncings in fresh spring designs, priced 2h to 2.50 dollars per yard, with quality highlighted to entice buyers.
Spring Suits Added to Large Seattle Collection
Big spring suit selection expanded yesterday with a wide range of swagger new styles. See in person to believe. prices run from eighteen dollars upward.
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Seattle
New Theater Law Recommended for Passage
The fire and water committee voted to recommend passage of a new theater bill. It sets a maximum 24 inch rise from street to theater floor, limits to three steps, and requires two wide corridors from the main doorway. A permit for the Moore theater is on hold pending the law.
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Fire and Water Committee
Grand Opera House
Moore Theater
Prompt plumbing service fast at G H Brown Plumbing
Promptly attended to G H Brown Plumbing Company on Ping Street using both phones. The entry notes quick response and dual contact lines.
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G H. Brown Plumbing Company
Ping St
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Dora M'Donald
Mike M'Donald
Ariat
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Hie
Dora McDonald
Jaily Bulletin
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the Chamber of Commerce Com
Star Special Service
HOUSE
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Grand Opera Tonight
Buster Brown
the Grand
Star Theater
Omar
Keith
Palace Theater
London
Lar “Pudd'nhead Wileon
Zinn
Lyric
Northern Bank & Trust Company
Northern Securities & Banking Co
Pike Street
Capital
Atle
McCarthy
Springhite Goods
NEW Theater
Raymond & Hoyt
Pike St
N Patterson
Pacific Coast Steam Ship Company
Rinder
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Liac
Koemos Steamship Line
Tacoma
Hamburg
Leach Park Pavilion
Wagner
Genetlemen
C. F. Lathrop
Albert Hansen
THE
Scandinavian American Bank
Northwest
Ballard
Alaska
Second Ave
Cherry St
Carrory Furniture Company
Cain Soneel
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