Faulkner Cleared in Assault Case as Inquiry Continues
Marysville man John Faulkner is exonerated of any involvement in the Pearl Hewey assault after presenting a strong alibi and clean character. No suspect identified as detectives pursue the real assailant and an order suspends Sullivan prosecutions for alleged gam bling. Third Ward Democrats elect officers George Simmons John S Jury Frank Southard and schedule a meeting at Howard Building to mobilize for the municipal campaign.
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Everett
John Faulkner
Marysville
Pearl Hewey
Faulkner
Third Ward
Howard Building
First Avenue
George Simmons
John
Jury
Frank
Southard
Sullivan admits running blackjack operation with Clancy Brothers
Judge Emory spent yesterday hearing testimony in a case involving Sullivan who admits his business is now running a blackjack operation with the Clancy Brothers at 119 Oc.
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Emory
Bradley
David Sullivan
Tntimony Sullivan
Clancy Brothers
Infant dies. funeral set for January 11
Patrick John Alphonsus O Leary a infant son of J J O Leary died yesterday at the atea home 2035 Ninth avenue funeral will be held January 11 at Sacred Heart ce and thence to Calvary jemphine Alvin died at 7a this morning The body is at Bonney Smee May D Clark died at 44 Union street last night of J Yamane 8 diet The body is at Stewart s The steamer City of Seattle calls for Skagway tonight at 9 o clock
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Patrick John Alphonsus
J. J. O'Leary
Atea
Ninth Avenue
Sacred Heart Ce
Calvary
Jemphine Alvin
Bonney Smee
May D. Clark
Union Street
J. Yamane
Atratco
Piret Avenue
Stewart's
Hawkins Gains Decision In Twenty Round Queenan Fight
In Seattle Hawkins wins a 20 round decision over Perry Queenan after a lively bout. Queenan had Hawkins hurt at times but Hawkins stayed strong and carried the later rounds. Referee Geegan credited Hawkins with the victory. Dick Case challenged the result.
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Hawkins
Queenan GO
Perry
del Hawkins
Perry Queenan
Seattle
Queenan
Hiss
Geegan
Dick Case
Market Notes on Olives Potatoes Bananas and Fruit
The item reports arrivals and price movement on Western Avenue noting three kegs of olives as a market event. It mentions more oranges and bananas due before Monday, pecans at 15 cents a pound, a better outlook for onions, and a growing stock of fine apples.
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Western Avenue
Fruit and Produce Prices Corrected in Daily Listing
The corrected daily list shows prices for fruits and vegetables with numerous figures including lemons at 1.75 to 2.15 per box and apples at 0.66 to 1.00, oranges around 1.75 to 2.00, and cranberries at 10.00 per barrel. It notes scarce formatting and mixed punctuation in the market sheet. In a separate note from Stockholm dated January 11, Captain Sverdorp of the Fram is believed to have found the North Pole and is returning after 40 months away.
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Stockholm
Jan
Scandinavia
Sverdorp
Fram
North Pole
Pike Street May Get a See-Through Tower Clock
Plans firm for a 125 foot steel tower on Second Avenue near Pike Street. A four faced Seth Thomas clock would be illuminated by an arc light and visible across Pike Street and beyond. Architect B W Houghton offers location at Fourth Avenue junction and M A Goldman funds installation with minor upkeep and a weekly winding service.
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Pike Street
Second Avenue
Pike
Frank P. Mullen
Abbott House
Upper
B. W. Houghton
Weatlake Boulevard
Fourth Avenue
Boulevard
M. A. Goldman
Seth Thomas
Board of Public Works
James Ross Arrested After Stanwood Shooting Attempt
James Ross of Stanwood, who tried to kill Victoria Pierce with a shotgun near a door, was captured in Everett by Skagit County deputies. He surrendered exhausted and malnourished, expressing willingness to die or be starved. Authorities noted no lynching fever after his capture.
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Everett
James Ross
Stanwood
Victoria Pierce Mast
Skagit County
Ross
Water Shut Off On Yesterday In City District
Water will be shut off on yesterday between Broadway and Thirtieth Avenue on Monday from 9 to 12 in the morning.
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Broadway
Thirtieth Avenue
Bids Opened for New Fire Headquarters at Jackson Street
The board of public works opened bids for constructing and equipping a new fire headquarters at the northeast corner of Third Avenue South and Jackson Street. Saunders and Lawton, the architects, estimated the building cost according to the plans.
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Board of Public Works
Third Avenue South
Jackson Street
Saunders and Lawton
Bids Range Wide on Plans Estimated at Twenty-Five Thousand
The proposals would cost about 25 000 but bids climbed from 47 000 to over 84 000. Contractors note that plumbing gas and steam work were not included and separate bids were shown for that scope.
Caithnesshire Arrives Tacoma After Sea Gale and Rescue
British ship Caithnesshire reached Tacoma after a harsh gale off the Vancouver coast in which she lost both anchors. She favored the sea over hugging the rocky coast and, with the wind turning favorable, sailed to Dungeness point where a tug picked her up near Wednesday noon.
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Caithnesshire
Tacoma
Vancouver
Tatooeh
Dungeness Point
Frank Paul Weighs Mayor Bid In Local GOP Circles
Rumors sweep political circles that Comptroller Frank HM Paul may seek the mayoralty, challenging incumbent T. J. Humes. Paul denies the bid, noting the report started without his knowledge and urging friends to stop the spread.
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Frank HM. Paul
T. J. Humes
Rathbun
Mr. Paul
Paul
Mr. Rathbun
Republican Party
Frank Paul
John L. Wilson
Humes
Not Her Affair Acquits Woman in Slaying Case
In St Louis Maine, J May Cupples is acquitted of complicity in the death of Edward Alexander. Alexander, driven by his obsession with Cupples, visited her private apartments and killed himself after she told him to proceed. She admitted the sequence but claimed no duty to intervene.
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ST. Louis
Jan. J
May Cuppies
Edward Alexander
Alexander
First Ward Democrats Meet Tonight At Taton Hall
The Pirot Ward Democratic Club holds a meeting at 8 o'clock in Taton hall Pe Dlock. The club, a new organization, names H. Rockwell as president Walter Mc Govern as secretary and Jack Mc Guire as treasurer. Diamond Ice offers bar gains and contact Tel Main 1060 Fletcher Carpenter.
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Pirot Ward
Democratic Club
Taton Hall
H. Rockwell
Walter McGovern
Jack McGuire
Bank suspension shocks small Ohio town in 19th century notice
GOES UNDER PAIN BSVILLE Ohio January 11 The People's bank of this place made aneral an aignment thie mecaing. The action was brought at the suspension of the Hudid Avenue Bank of Cleveland chief correspondent. It is not believed that the bank will be badly crippled. The resources of the bank as shown by the last statement were Asnoin 640 individual deposits 174 640 unpublished January report was expected to show about the same conditions.
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Pain
Bsville
Ohio
People's Bank
Place
Hudid Avenue Bank of
Cleveland
Dr Wagoner Dentist and Bicycle Repairs Ad
Fragmentary town notice lists Dr Wagoner dentist and bicycle repairs shop near Globe block. Mentions spinning for bicycle repairs and weather hints of a fair night with clouds and fresh southeasterly wind.
Saturday Night Specials Not Delivered Here
The notice states that all Saturday night specials are self pickup and not delivered. It emphasizes that each item is broadly useful and that delivery service is not available.
Hill Talks to Farmers in Fargo on Merged Rail
President in of railway merger fame addressed the Tri State Grain Growers association here. He argued that statistice show rates are lowest where no competition exists and that the combined capital would aid farmers with rate reductions as traffic allows. He said consolidation aims to benefit farmers in the North. He asked, what if stock passes by death and majority ends in hands of interested parties.
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Fargo
N. D
Tri-State
Mr. Hii
Rail lines and regional benefit debated in northern territory
A historic discussion notes that lines serving the country to the north or south of the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific could bring benefits to people along the railway routes. A resolution was passed, though details remain unclear.
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Great Northern
Northern Pacific
January Clearance Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Home Goods
Overstocked hardware and home goods store slashes prices on ranges cook stoves heaters and utensils. Names include Wood's steel Ohio ranges Acorn cook stove Klondike picks and Weissbach chimneys with many items reduced 20 to 40 percent plus special sale pricing on dozens of kitchen and fuel items.
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Coropets
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Faulkner Innocent
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MR. Sullivan
Pacific Coast Company
Skagway
Geccuen
Eddie O'Brien
Anna Mabler
Miss Jennings
Miss Jennings Fiskey Barnett
Sam Rubenstein
Barnett
Jas. Geegan
Barry
Nick . Monahan
Keith
Mark Shaughnessy
Ka Duceana
Wene
Rawkine
Hawking
Bas Hawkins
Cal
Harvard
Boylston Avenues
New York
Is Sulien
Tioas
Frederick & Nelson -Fine Furniture
Worth Sc
Tee
Renemy Deven
Gesttc Transfer Co
Cate
Eix
Beattie
Globe Wernick
Majestic
Tsel
Lace i 2 Casa
Ture Co
Grand Rapids
Bundharlton
Ons
Grand Rapides Chair Co
Frederick & Nelson
Spring
Madison Street
Hill
The
Northwest Et Heart
People's Bar Store
JAS. F. Whith and CO
Edward Ridly and Sons
Daus
Third Ave
Northwest
Northwestern Railways
California
Per Wal
Telhbo
Cooper & Levy
FIRST
Snyder’s
Blichfeldt
Stove Department
Steel Ranges
Triumph
Cutlery
Ree
Degall
Phoenix Glass Co
Weisbach
L. C. Miles & Piper CompAny
Cor
Spring ST
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