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A fragmented star ad listing services and shops including loans auctions and trades. It mentions private money to loan, Sparkman & Co auctioneers, a furniture auction on January a building site on Virginia and Lenora streets, and various businesses like auctioneers dentists tailors and educational institutions. The garbled text references Makoa Avenue and E.G. Biekes & Co. auctioneers and multiple local firms.
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Fatrance Murph
Eo Colman Blow
DING
Nage Sparkman & Ete Nan
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Schmidt Trunk Found in Alaska Mystery Deepens
The Star reports Schmidt disappearance on May 27 after his trunk, shipped to Alaska, was found at police headquarters. Investigators note conflicting burlap, Portland delivery Aug 12, and Juneau as the destination. Mrs Schmidt seeks adminship. detective Adama suspects foul play.
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Charles Schmidt
Star
Schmidt
Pacific Coast Company
Adama
Charles Bipson
Pier A
Alaska
Juneau
Behmidt
Bipson
The
Northern Pacific Railway
Portland
Mia Schmidt
Third Avenue
Randolph
Navy Yard Bremerton Sees Assignments and Repairs
Commander Potts reports for duty at Bremerton while Lieutenant Burd departs for Philadelphia to oversee engineering work at League Island. The monitor Wyoming heads to join the Pacific fleet from Bremerton after repairs. In Colombo a steamer Chuaan from Bombay reports four Japanese collier sightings near Quilon and Madras.
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Barclay
Burd
Potts
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
League Island Naval Station
Wyoming
Bantiago
Chill
Colombo
Ceylon
Chuaan
Bombay
Quilon
Madras
Senate and House Convene in Olympia with Committee Changes
The Olympia senate and house opened at 2 pm. Changes include Henry of Spokane to dairy and livestock, Potts to fisheries, Pal mer to senate employes. King county caucus at 4 pm amid speculation on Wilson. Governor Mead reports penitentiary smoothly run. McBride vetoed bills: 2000 to Bickerton for land sale fees and 450.29 to Puget Sound Mill & Shingle for land without title.
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Henry
Spokane
Potts
King
Clapp
Ciallam
Palmer
Senate
King County
Wilson
Mead
Board of Control
Kees
McBride
Bickerton
Seattle
Puget Sound Mill & Shingle Company
Citizens Protest Over Green Lake Assessments
About 300 property owners and residents of Green Lake filed a protest with the city council this morning against sidewalk assessments. They claim advertising and contract costs are extortionate and question the legality of the assessments.
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Green Lake
Grand Jury At Work Across Multiple Cities
Reports from Portland Rome Sacramento Washington Salt Lake summarize grand jury sessions and political actions. Handwriting expert J A Veree and clerk J W Roland testified in a land fraud case while Tokyo prepared reinforcements for Field Marshal Oyama. Hearst urged rail rate authority and bounty fraud probes surfaced in Utah with deputies arrested for conspiracy.
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Portland
Ore
J. A. Veree
J. W. Roland
United States Surveyors Office
Robbery at 423 Maynard Avenue Targeted by Detectives
Louis Mantell says a Vancouver woman, a recent arrival and known pickpocket, robbed him of 100 dollars in his room at 423 Maynard Avenue last night. Mantell, a bartender at the Orpheum saloon, was intoxicated and remains certain of the loss. Detectives watch for a detailed description and expect her capture before night.
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Louis Mantell
Maynard Avenue
Vancouver
Mantell
Orpheum
Carter Wins Helena Montana United States Senate Seat
Thomas H. Carter was elected United States Senator by 52 votes on the sixth joint ballot in Helena. He succeeds Paria Gibron and had previously served one term. The vote aligns with the Amalgamated forces called Coal Of Tom by the Heinge faction. A hearing on an injunction to restrain the county auditor from paying warrants is expected today or tomorrow amid filed affidavits.
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Helena
Mont
United States
Thomas H. Carter
Carter
Paria Gibron
W. A. Clark
Heinge
Montana
Tom
H. Gidding Smith
Lamping
A. C. Temple
Election Judges Sentenced in Supreme Court Action
In PPMVER January 16, Guy W. Wheeler and Charles B. Reaver, election judges, were sentenced to six and three months in jail respectively. George W. Hubbard, constable, received one month. James Rowan and Charles Munford, election judges, were fined $25 each.
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Ppmver
Cole
Supreme Court Today
Guy W. Wheeler
Charles B. Reaver
George W. Hubbard
James Rowan
Charles Munford
Legislature Stories and Senatorial Hopes Conjure Local Turmoil
The article recounts a county politics scene with debates over clerk appointments and competency. It notes Lt. Gov. E Coon of Jefferson County and Governor Mead as possible steps toward a senatorship, hinting at power plays during the legislative session.
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Albert E. Meag
Amber
Mead
Hig Tion
E. Coon
Jefferson County
Minnesota Sets First Voyage For Orient Sail
The steamship Minnesota of the Great Northern line is prepared for its first voyage to the Orient on Saturday in January. The ship has undergone extensive repairs and will carry passengers including prominent businessmen and tourists. Cargo includes flour tobacco steel gondola cars and general merchandise as bunkers and machinery are overhauled under Captain Rinder.
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Minnesota
Great Northern Steamship
United States
Ese Central Railway
Orient
Rinder
Troebridge
Minesota
Deliidl Testifies in Mills Defense at New Ulm
Deliidl took the stand today for Mills defense in New Ulm. He described his whereabouts on the night of the murder, appearing calm and smiling as he accounted for moments surrounding the critical events.
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Mills
Killed While Coasting at Steep Grade
Frank Nicholson of 335 Avenue died Saturday from injuries after coasting down Harrison Friday. The sled lost control on a steep grade and struck a structure. He was carried to his home and died the next morning. Nicholson, a high school freshman, was a member of the class and active in student affairs. A resolution of regret was read at school and wreaths were laid in his memory. Berlin dispatch notes a miners’ strike inquiry by appointed commissioners.
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Frank Nicholson
335 Avenue
Harrison
Nicholson
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