Seattle Bigamy Complaint Tangles Newlywed Couple
The prosecuting attorney filed a complaint charging Young with bigamy. The couple returned to their home at 1607 Fourth Ave. when Officer A. M. Kent arrived at the request of Mrs. Young No. 1. She produced a marriage license showing she wed Young in June 1898 at Livodada Texas while Mrs. Rose BE Young claimed the same. Young had come to Seattle last year and Mrs. Young No. 1 with her 7-year-old son moved into rooms at 722 Eighth Ave.
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Young
Murane
A. M. Kent
Mra. Young
Rose BE. Young
Saya
Livodada
Tex
Seattle
Adopts Cleveland Death Resolutions At Convention
United Press reports Denver delegates adopted resolutions on Grover Cleveland's death after the close of the session. Delegate Dunne of Nebraska introduced them as Brgan's nominator. Oille James of Kentucky prepared the resolutions and the committee approved them. The convention adjourned as a mark of respect.
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Denver
Grover Cleveland
Dunne
Nebraska
Brgan
Oille James
Kentucky
United States
Democratic Party
Convention Mourns Departed Leader
In national convention assembled, delegates praise the deceased as a strong and able statesman with leadership and conscientious administration that honored country and party. They express deep sorrow, extend sympathy to the family, order the resolution spread in records, and adjourn until noon tomorrow. The copy is to be sent to Mrs. Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alaska Central Railroad Stockholders Meet for Annual Election
Stockholders gathered at 2 pm in the Burke building offices of A Haight with a bare quorum. No business occurred and the annual election was adjourned to July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Central Railroad
A. Haight
Burke
Secretary Gaech Falls In Embankment After Meeting
G Gaech secretary of Sona of Hermann lodge No. 4 fell down an embankment at Eighthay Olive at night returning from a lodge meeting. He sustained a broken rib and contusions to the head and back. Navy Yard boats timetable changes reported.
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Jodge
G. Gaech
The
Sona of Hermann
Lodge No. 4
Eighthay
Olive
Enforced closure orders target negro clubs after shooting incident
Police chief Irving Ward issued orders closing all negro clubs by 1 p m on weekdays and all day Sunday after the shooting of Charles Wilson, an assistant dog catcher, by J A Lealite a hod carrier at the negro club owned by M F Cameron. Reports say liquor sales occurred on Sundays and liquor laws are cited while M F Comer denied the club as a haven for crooks and gambling.
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Charles Wilson
J. A. Lealite
M. F. Cameron
Irving Ward Haw
Police Ward
M. F. Comer
Grain Fleet Delays Marked by Slow Passages and Late Arrivals
Unusually slow passages plague the grain fleet with Scharfenbek and Niobe arriving at Falmouth after long voyages from Seattle and Tacoma. Stronsa and Caithnesshire also reach Queenstown, while Keemun nears the sound and Peleus sets course for Liverpool. Repairs to Senator begin after ice damage, and Yucatan sails to Cordova with passengers and laborers replacing Farallon bound for Skagway. Chas Nelson completes cargo for San Francisco due at noon.
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Scharfenbek
Niobe
Falmouth
Seattle
Tacoma
Stronsa
Caithnesshire
Queenstown
Husband shoots rival after overhearing elopement plan
George Graham, a Great Northern fireman of 2116 Grand Boulevard W, shot Ralph Farrell in the leg at his home after overhearing his wife and a boarder plotting elopement. Farrell received treatment at Pacific hospital. Graham surrendered to Capt. McDonald and was released on own recognizance.
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George Graham
Grand Boulevard W
Ralph Farrell
Graham
Everett
Farrell
Pacific Hospital
Capt. McDonald
Mrs Jennie J Preston Wins Desertion Divorce
Mrs Jennie J Preston obtained a divorce from Wm H Preston a Seattle wholesale grocer on grounds of desertion She said he deserted her while they traveled east and she did not see him for a year The decree was granted in Los Angeles on July 7 according to United Press.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jennie J. Preston
Wm. H. Preston
Seattle
Preston
Irregular Trading Marks New York Stock Market Session
Irregularity rather than strength dominated the New York stock market. After an early rise under commission house bidding, the day ended with a dull close. Union Pacific 1:48, Southern Pacific 0.87, Northern Pacific 1:584 percent, Reading 1:15, St. Paul 1:55, Copper 68.
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New York
Commission House
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Copper
Plans for 12 to 14 story skyscraper block
Tentative plans outline a $400 000 skyscraper business block on city land bounded by Yesterway Prefontaine place and Fourth av. The triangular tract will host the structure, with height estimated at 12 or 14 stories. Melaren and Co. back the venture.
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Yesterway
Prefontaine Place
Fourth Av
Melaren & Co
Accused of Forgery Passes Checks at Alaska Hotel
Complaint issued by Prosecuting Attorney RK B Ferrey alleges forgery involving Norman of the Alaska hotel who cashed a check drawn on a Seattle bank that proved insufficient funds.
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RK. B. Ferrey
Norman
Alaska Hotel
Seattle
Prices Paid to Producers and Local Quotations
The morning prices list tonic farm quotes for meat and produce, with live animals priced per pound or per dozen and dressed meats per pound. Local Western av quotations include fruits and vegetables with per crate or per pound figures, alongside bath facility promotion for Lana Park Natatorium.
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Clark
Lana Park
Casey Stil Hard at II Casey Stil Hard at II
United NER reports at the auditorium during a Bryan volunteer meeting. Casey J. Casey prepares resolutions for the delegation on Oriental labor and immigration limits. A second resolution urges keeping the fleet in the Pacific and cites local property owner Charles Cowan contemplating health department work.
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United Ner
Auditorium
Thomas J. Casey
Bryan Voluntarile
Casey
Ena
Fmm Oriental
Pacific
Charles Cowan
Yester Way
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Learin
Perrins
Ladies’ Home Journal
Regal Society
Moneybak
Dieppe
France
Cissac
Germany
Lautenachinger
Mak
Ing
Hemery
Henz
Hanriot
Strang
Thomas
John Bert Young
Victoria, B.C
Yester
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Colman Building
King County
BE. Shorrock
John P. Hartman
Alex. Myers
J. V. A. Smith
Navy Yard
Ederick & Nelson
Ine
Fonier
Dres
Frederick & Nelson
Jwoad
Eureka
Delhi
Tatoosh
Orient
Lillies
California
Koumos
Anubia
West Coast
Hamburg
Portland
Nome
St. Michaels
Kodiak
Valdez
Potter
Vancouver
Elihu Thomson
W. 8 Ponter
Monterey
St. Michaela
Hine
Keemun
Carmanah
Peleus
Liverpool
Suez
Senator
Behring Sea
Yucatan
Cordova
Copper River & Northwestern Railway
Farallon
Skagway Row
Chas
Nelson
San Francisco
al Lindley
My Houquet
St. Kilda
Colbert
Tonic
Time
NEW York Stock Market
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