Green Lake News: Domestic Incident and Local Affairs
In Green Lake a married woman reported an intoxicated husband, G Krants, dragging her by the hair and tearing bed linens before bystanders notified a patrolman. A new Libere club formed with officers listed and forty men seeking membership. Elizabeth Leighton, 41, died after years of illness. funeral arranged at M C Car’s parlors. Local leaders push Seattle Electric to add a freight shed near Mountain View Station and resolve lake car routing. Edward Leighton, son of the deceased, attended the funeral.
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G. Krants
School House Station
Green Lake
Krantx
Green Take
Krants
Krante Mie
Boudk
Leighton
Mra
Elizabeth Leighton
Edward Leighton
M. C. Car
Fremont
Countywide gambling crackdown orders shops closed
Sheriff in Whatcom County issued an order to close all gambling shops under threat of arrest and prosecution. The move follows a countywide resolution and notices to Maple Falls and Blaine to halt running games, marking the first time gambling is to be banned across every city and town in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Whatcom
Maple Falls
Gam
Blaine
Brinker Named Coach of State College Baseball Team
The state board appointed Dede Brinker as baseball coach. A recent graduate in law, Brinker played for the varsity as a top pitcher and spent last summer in the Northwestern league. His minor league experience is expected to help the team improve and win this season.
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Board of Control
State PA
Dede
Brinker
The
Jerome Jerome and Loomis Talk Much fuh America Tonight
Jerome K Jerome and Charles Battell Loomis will present a program on America and England at Christianeen's hall in Quincy and Madison tonight. The event features Loomis and is hosted by the Plymouth Church with readings from their works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome K. Jerome
Charles Battell Loomis
America
England
Christianeen’s Hall
Qway
Madison
Plymouth Church
Red Cross medicine sale at Bartell's Drug Store
Bartell's drug store at 10 Second Avenue advertises price cuts on medicines this week. They highlight 10 Mute Team Horax in one-pound cans and Dr Price's Belladonna Poures Plase with savings of 12 cents per item.
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Bartell
L Avenue
T Hie
Price
Death of a 14 year old in Green Lake area
A 14 year old son of A W Cameron of Green Lake north side died Tuesday morning from inflammatory rheumatism and dropsy. H W Corey, operated on by Dr Kidd at Seattle General hospital about a week ago, was brought home to Green Lake Thursday and is recovering. Seth Nelson sold Central Meat Market to J M Longabough who has taken possession. Rumor says Green Lake will soon have a joint stock newspaper amid a tangled Eleventh ward political scene.
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Seattle Electric Company
West Side
A. W. Cameron
Green Lake
H. W. Corey
Kidd
Seattle General Hospital
Green Lake Thoreday
Seth Nelson
J. M. Longabough
Weet Green Lake
Eleventh Ward
Unclear Entry on Local Men’s Club Figures
Fragmentary notes describe Mesers Jerome and Leomie arriving in the city late, with a wife potentially rushing in at the last moment. The text references Frederick Ward’s habit of arriving late when summoned to the local high school.
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Jerome
Leomie
Prederick Ward
Hubbell Sues to Seize Property Held in Swan Name
Mrs Hubbell administratrix seeks to compel George W Swan of St Paul to turn over properties held under his name but acquired by Hubbell while acting under his general power of attorney The claimed value of the holdings is about fifty thousand dollars with an earlier dividend of five zero thousand for Hubbell’s share.
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Mr. Frank
Hubbell
Ronald Battie
Mra Hubbell
George W. Swan
St. Paul
Swan
Theme Holdings
Cook sues hotel owner and wife for injuries in assault claim
G. E. Mack a former Northern hotel cook sues W. H. Smith and his wife for 2000 dollars alleging Smith struck him with a meat grinder several times and Smith's wife slapped and pulled his hair injuring him and preventing work. Judge Morris took the case under advisement.
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G. E. Mack
W. H. Smith
Northern
Smith
Morris
Guilty Plea in Burglary Sentences Brown to Year
In Judge Frater s court Lloyd Brown pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to one year at Walla Walla. John Doe Hasagua received nine days for assault and battery in the same court.
Boy Theodore H. Cramer Returns Home In Tragic Collapse
Theodore H. Cramer, 14, who had left home four months ago after marital troubles, returned to South Park last night. After entering a saloon and drinking, he went to the woodshed and collapsed. His wife found him in the morning and reported the death to the coroner. The body was taken to Henney Watson morgue. No coroner action has been taken.
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Theodore H. Cramer
Sooth Park
South Park
Henney
Watson
Dollar and Proudfoot Meet to Plan Orient Steamship Line
R. Stanley Dollar and William Proudfoot of the Dollar Steamship company arrived at the Hotel Sutler this morning. A conference with Seattle shipping leaders was held this afternoon to discuss establishing a line of steamships to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Stanley Dollar
William Proudfoot
Dollar Steamship Company
Sutler
Seattle
Focal Steamship
Morales resigns in Santo Domingo turmoil ends
A State Department dispatch from Santo Domingo reports President Morales has resigned and plans to travel to San Juan Puerto Rico, stating the upheaval may be over. In another item Judge Albertson hears M Engelwood sue Romite Copper & Gold Mining Co for $20,000 over alleged personal injuries in service.
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Washington, D.C
State Department
Santo Domingo
Morales
San Juan
Porto Rico
M. Engelwood
Albertson
Rornite Copper & Gold Mining Company
Dutica
Fourth arrest in Seaton counterfeiting case eyed to unravel swindle
New York January 12 The fourth arrest in the Charlies A Seaton counterfeiting case is seen as key to identifying all involved. Authorities note 4.4 million dollars in Norfolk & Western stock is believed issued. Seaton was arraigned and remanded to jail without bail until Monday. An assistant district attorney alleges Seaton owns a yacht ready to flee to South America at the first chance.
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New York
Charlies A Seaton
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Wall Street
Seaton
South America
Hotel Is Still Safe From Demolition Rumors
Washington hotel remains secure as Century company plans a new brick and terra cotta hotel on its property. Manager Harbaugh assures no interference with the present structure and notes the Denny hill area is largely abandoned. Architect Amen Young of St Louis to design plans, Alaska building known for reference. Governor Meade has appointed 641 notaries public since taking office.
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Washington Hotel
Harbaugh
Washington
Century Company
Denny Hill
St. Francie Hotel
San Ciaco
Indiv
Amen & Young
St. Lonia Architecta
Alaska
Meade
Cadet Decatur Defense and Hickey Suit Move Forward
In Annapolis on January 12 the court martial heard Theall for Cadet Decatur as Judge Advocate Harrison presented the prosecution. If Decatur is dismissed, an appeal is expected. Jack Hickey, famed Seattle pitcher, seeks $241 from the Seattle baseball team for breach of contract. Judge Albertson set January 15 for further action.
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Annapolis
Theall
Washington
Decatur
Harrison
Decatur la
Meas Lee Ware
Jack Hickey
Beattieites
Seattle
Albertson
Little Girl Still Alive in Wilkeson Tragedy
In Wilkeson a father killed his wife and an infant child then wounded his young daughter, who remains alive but unlikely to recover. Coroner Stewart and Sheriff Denholm are at the scene and expect to return soon. no inquest date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Nels Nelson
Wilkeson
Stewart
Denholm
Ben
Officers Elected as Elliott Bay Camp 6158 Opens Year
M. W. A. officers were named for the new year at Elliott Bay Camp 6158 Woodmen of America. Frank Skinner serves as clerk and D. Simonson as banker as the sea camp reports over 1,360 members, the largest on the Mississippi region.
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Elliott Bay
America
Mississippi
Frank Skinner
Simonson
Mixed 1902 Legal and Local Police News Items
A fragmented report covers a $40 000 mult claim tied to eye injury at a Canadian Pacific railroad site involving Anna Hausted and Judge Griffin. It notes a trial, an assault on an old man, and three young men cited for arrest in Judge Davis court. Additional notes mention a Norwegian vice consul, Seattle officials debating a state conference, construction on a new natatorium at Fourth Ave and University, and the steamer Lampoon aiding the Portland recovery with divers aboard.
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Cific
Anna Hausted
Griffin
Miss Hausted
Chieer Chap
Hoss
Wan
L. J. Rees
Marston
Albion Lane
Warra
Davis
Ray Hansen
Butte
Mont
Beattie
Seattle Ity
Cuns
Natatoriam
Seattle Natatoriam Company
Fourth Ay
University At
Lampoon
Alaska Commercial Company
An & Wrecker
Portland
Genereaux
Cattle Buyer William McKeever Dies After Steer Attack
William McKeever a cattle buyer from Friday Marbor died at Providence hospital after being fatally injured by a maddened steer while attempting to lead the animal near O'ffrien a week earlier. His body will be sent to Friday Harbor to join his wife and two children.
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William McKeever
Friday Marbor
Providence Hospital
McKeever
O'ffrien
Friday Harbor
Inter Mountain States Fair Planned for 1907
The Manufacturing Society announces an Inter Mountain States fair to be held in Salt Lake City in 1907. Communications are being mailed to governors of neighboring states seeking cooperation. In other news Mrs Mary Pierce of Black Diamond is in a hospital in a dire condition from dropsy. her son deserted her and two grandsons were placed in an orphanage by Judge Prater.
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Salt Lake City
The
Manufacturing Society
Colorado
Mary Pierce
Black Diamond
Prater
Pierce
Youths Elope From Hedley Farm to Medley City
George Morrow 20 and Elsie Jamieson 14 rode away from the Jamieson farm on Wednesday. After a ten mile sprint they reached Medley city seeking the town registrar to wed. The father learned of the plan and urged police to arrest them on a horse stealing charge. The girl was returned home while the boy was released.
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New Westminster
George Morrow
Elsie Jamieson
Jamieson
Hedley
Medley City
Union plans and labor needs for Washington line
President Williams of the Pacific railroad says about 2,000 laborers are needed to build 306 miles of track across Washington. Two men and 2,000 workers will be kept on the project. Aberdeen reports friction as a police chief and another officer refuse to serve under the new official.
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President Williams
The
Pacific Railroad
Washington
Aberdeen
Narrow Landslide Threatens West Seattle Residents
Frank Ostrand and his wife escaped injury when a 100 foot bulkhead failed and caused a landslide at West Seattle near Railroad Ave. The 200 foot wide slide carried clay and debris down a hill, destroying a saloon and several tents. Nearby residents had warned of danger hours earlier as rail traffic was briefly threatened.
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Frank Ostrand
Weet Seat Ue
Frank Oostrand
Woman robbed of sixty dollars on a street car
Mrs. Keady of Pourthav and Pike reported to police that a pickpocket on the East Union street car last night lifted $60 from her purse after she paid fare. She carried $40 in gold and $20 in bills and coins. no description of the suspect could be given.
University of Chicago to build chapel in memory of Harper
The University of Chicago trustees plan to erect a chapel honoring the late President Harper. Prisoners at Norfolk jail escaped during a guard relocation in a storage warehouse. A $460000 Carnegie Steel fire in Greenville Pennsylvania followed an explosion. Sir Thomas Lipton plans to age in race for the America Cup. Mrs. Cassie Chadwick faces a ten year jail term. Yukon Governor Melanea to Seattle en route to Ottawa to discuss Alaska Expo details. Three men missing as a Tamarack copper mine fire burns.
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University of Chicago
Harper
Norfolk
Carnegie Steel Works
Greenville
Thomas Lipton
Cassie Chadwick
Melanea
Yukon Territory
Seattle
Ottawa
Alaska Exposition Management
Tamarack
Rainier Heights Improvement Club Hosts Evening Meeting
The Rainier Heights Improvement club will meet tonight at Altman's hall at 8. Special invitations go to Lakeside Jackson 8 Meacon Hill and Rainier Valley Improvement clubs.
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Rainier Heights
Altman's Hall
Lakeside
Jackson 8
Meacon Hill
Rainier Valley Improvement Clubs
Husky Miners Gather for University Prospecting Course
Twenty two men began a university prospecting short course with sessions through April 15. Lectures in geology mineralogy chemistry and assaying run mornings with lab work afternoons and Saturdays. Participants include a mining superintendent from Oregon a smelter head in Alaska and graduates from Yale and Harvard. An advanced physiology course will be offered next semester.
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Leete
Oregon
Alaska
Yale
Harvard
Northwest
First annual bell Firemen's a rev elation event at Labor Temple
The first annual bell Firemen's revival was held at the Labor Temple that night. A grand march led by ex Chief Callighan and his daughter opened the event, followed by appearances by the current Chief and Mrs Cook.
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Labor Temple
Callighan
Mra. Cook
Bakery 18 Held Up At Model Bakery
The Model bakery at 2394 Oth agr was robbed after 9 pm by a lone gunman. J A Bartram working there was forced to raise his hands as the intruder took cash around 5.75 dollars and fled, wearing a mask. The revolver looked siege-gun large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bartram
Bartram
Joseph Schermer Purchases Clothing Stock in Court Sale
Joseph Schermer, a leading clothing man, won the bid to buy the stock of Mr Wolf Simon's 1010 Plain Ave store after a receiver sale ordered by the court. Judge Hoyt confirmed the sale, and Schermer plans to streamline stock and reopen the business Saturday morning.
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Flrat Ave
Wolf Simon
Reveresea
M. Haynes
Fthmet
Schermer
Coset
Hoyt
United States Bankruptcy Court
Bchermer
Beaitons
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RK. G. Crocker
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Secrece
J. Green
BB Weil
A. A. Gerrish
Green
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W. A. Burleigh
FN. Weyant
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Lake
Mountain View Station
Edward C
Haward Leighton
Brewing
Olympia
Red Cross
Colman Building
Gillette
Razor
Young Boy
Oles
Sully Suit
King Bros. Co
Sully
Brewer
Bf Pverett
Monroe
M. W. A. Officers
MR. Ostrand
West
HUSKY
DuPont
Trouser Guardia
Dieton
Bishop
Second Ave
Adams
Lowa
Palle
Adams Tea & Coffee Co
Second
Pine St
Bakery
Joseph Schermer
J. Redelsheimer & Co
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Col
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WNL
A. Bridge & Co
Popular Price Clothiers
Oxford
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Second Avenue
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