Tragic tale of a coon in court over property loss
In Justice John B. Carroll’s court two weeks ago Mrs. Lou Larson and Samuel Landis faced damages over a pet coon killed by neighbor Sam Landis. The defense claimed trespass and the Burrages sue for chickens’ value while the court weighs whether the animal was wild or domesticated.
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Lou Larson
Samuel Landis
John B. Carroll
Coonie
Lilian Burroas
Lareen
Sam Landis
Theo
Larsons
Justice Carroll
Landis
Burrass
Burruss
Justice Brown
Coonie Largon
Norwegians to Honor Violinist Ole Bull Anniversary
The 100th birthday of Ole Bull, famed Norwegian violinist, will open Seattle’s federation of Norwegian societies. A program of music and reminiscences runs February 5 in Arcade hall with Gerard King directing music and Rev. Lyng Hansen delivering a biographical sketch. Dr. John Sundberg will share personal anecdotes of Bull.
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Ole Bull
Federation of Norwegian Societies of
Seattle
Arcade Hall
Gerard King
Lyng Hansen
Federated Societies
John Sundberg
Russians in New York Exile Colony Boosts Vladimir Hourteeff
Vladimir Hourteeff, a Russian editor and revolutionist, is welcomed by New Yorks large exile community. The piece notes about 10,000 revolutionists in New York many with prison trauma from Russia and Siberia. Hourteeff exposed agent provocateur Eugene Ageff and police spy Hagting, aiding Russian freedom by revealing corruption in revolutionary circles. He visits to uncover and expose aptes in the United States and identify agents among colonies.
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Vladimir Rourtseff
New York
Russian Revolutionary Party
Russia
Biberia
Nourteeff
Eugene Ageff
Epy
Bergius
M. Pletve
Hourteeff
Agenf
Hagting
United States
Aptes
Count Sels
America
Pottes Apies
Odd News Omnibus Tales of Unlikely Families
A quirky note from a coastal town reports Teddy’s teeth glowed at a party with 18 children, Adam Mints and wife with 10 future preasts, and Gree Ratsen boasting eight children. Labor official James arms jokes about a union baby while revealing a newborn daughter. The ship William H. Smith crew faces life ashore after sea peril, seeking sustenance and shelter as Humane officers prepare to investigate.
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Teddy
Adam Mints
Gree Ratsen
Hebron
North Dakota
William H. Smith
Richard Smith
Inez
Star Want Ads Are Business Bring
Star Want Ads promise business for readers and advertisers, urging use of the classified service to reach customers and promote offerings.
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