Hoodooed Cell No 13 in County Jail
A damaged account describes a superstition surrounding Cell No 13 in the new jail wing. Inmates report upper bunk occupants slipping into madness, with two prisoners deteriorating into insanity and being moved for safety as guards and attorneys weigh the unsettling effects and fears of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Mike Hartlett
Bhipsey
McLeod
Carroll
Phillips
Jalier McLeod
Nera
Chinese Celebrate New Year in Beattie
Chinese residents of Beattie mark the start of the year 7256 on the Sanfuel calendar with cleansing rites debts paid and prayers. Celestial observances include baths worship and a 16 day revelry period as preparations of odorous punk sticks and dimly lit lamps fill local homes to deter devils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Sanfuel
Barrington Bound Over for Trial on Attempted Murder
Elisa Barrington was bound over to the superior court for trial on an alleged attempted murder involving her husband at Hotel Butler. The incident occurred early last week after a family quarrel. details remain unclear as officials pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Elisa Barrington
Superior Court
Markets Grimly Steady Amid Weather Pressures on West
The Western market shows monotonous trading with firm quotations due to weather. Poultry scarce and prices jagged as items like butter cheese eggs and various vegetables show mixed wholesale values. Dressed turkeys and live ducks appear in limited supply with prices stated in local terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Yakimas
Goa
Het House
Bastern
Hutchinson Suit Sale Ends Saturday Night
You can save up to 16 dollars on a suit or overcoat by shopping at W. B. Hutchinson Co. at Second and Union. Choose now before the sale ends Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hutchinson Co. Cor
Second
Union
Shattered nerves lead to damage suit and divorce decision
Mrs Jennie Beldomridge filed suit in the superior court seeking 5000 damages alleging health impairment and shattered nerves from setting brush near her home. Defendants listed are Johnson, Ewan Swanson and A J Wolf. W G Brennen was granted a divorce from Lola Brennen by Superior Judge Griffin. Thos A Garrigues, 18, died at Providence hospital of rheumatism. body to Everett for interment by Ney and Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwimmer
Jennie Beldomridge
Johnson
Ewan Swanson
A. J. Wolf
Bronnon
W. G. Brennen
Lola Brennen
Griffin
Port Angeles Railway Construction Begins on Pacific Line
Port Angeles January 24 work on the Port Angeles Pacific railroad has started and is progressing steadily. Material for construction is arriving by boat as fast as needed. There is belief that the Northern Pacific backs the project.
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Port Angeles
Port Angeles Pacific Railroad
Honor Robert Burns Memory Observed by Scotch Society
A Burns commemoration at Ranke's hall brought Scotchmen and women together to honor the poet. President M Dow opened the program, Rev. M A Matthews offered a scholarly appraisal, and the event featured Scotch songs and a mention of Fiore Me Dena as guests.
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Ucstonen
Ranke's
Robert Burns
Ee Pends
M. Dow
M. A. Matthews
Burns
Dena
University of Washington Abandons Military Drill
Military drill at the University of Washington has been nearly abandoned as students favor physical culture over compulsory drill. War department arms shipped to Benicia were ordered returned after regents allowed students to choose drill or physical culture. The move ends years of compulsory military training amid broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Weashington
War Department
United States Arsenal
Benicia
Cal
State University
Washington
Beattie Mercantile Club Eyes World Champion Lasker Visit
At a Beattie Mercantile Club meeting last night organizers vowed to bring Dr. E. Lasker world chess champion to the city for a series of exhibition games in the club’s card rooms. Union barbers Barenebury’s and Venter basement noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Mercantile Club
BE. Lasker
Coroner Links Murder to Local Case as Suspects Released
Coroner Moye suggests Peter Johnson was murdered and coroner's jury backs the murder verdict. Mrs Johnson and Alexander Olson were arrested as suspects but released after police found no evidence against them. Detective Phillips reports ongoing investigation ahead of grand jury action with key witnesses possibly leaving the city.
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Moye
HH. Johnson
Alexander Olson
Phillips
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Olwen
Johnsen
Ttt
Neon
Hoyere
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Tom Prralips
Hdiman
Jaren
Lotte Brace
Arcade
Madison Park
Hi. S. Turner & CO
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Waltham
Hamilton
G. Beninghausen
Union Barbers
Barenebury's
Venter
Rhodes Bros. Tea, Coffee and Crockery House
New Arcade
Second Avenue
Taylor
Keystone Ear
J. Aronson
Columbia Street
Ballard
Wallard
Business Men's Association
Hallard
Counct
Anniston
Ala
Southern Car Co
Minne Secuackson
Denny Way
DE Bauler
Dretiuler
Becan Imu
Herman Chapin
Smpire
Defiruler
Phaes Thowe
Mr. Delipuler
Wite Henson
Seattle
Beattle Gan
Blee
Heen
de Hruler
Carters Hall
Austria
Alice Cutler
Heatthe
John Lewis
Mazel Hotates
Tacoma
Madrid
Caparoce
Aragon
Washington, BD
Matatian
Chinatown
San Francisco
Victoria
Buckholts
Venture
Glad Tidings
Hushartic Bay
Shafer Bros
Shafer Brothers
Second Ave
University Street
M’carthy
Hull
Qveienen
Boston
Peart Pt
Gore
Rantee
ST the Hig Store
Abe
Choice
Oxford
Broadway
de Mall
Railey
Oliver
BON MARCHE Nordhof @ Co
Pike Street
U. S. Cavalry
Kirk
Ret Ave
Henry Mensel
Manufacturing Jeweler
Hinckley Blook
D. Buck & CO
Avenue
New Times
Ftocknoldoer
Stackholde
Beattie Laber Temple
Musician's Hall
F A. Rust
Fecy
Mer
Ramaker Musi
Hutchinson
W.B. Hutchinson Co. Corner Second and Union
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