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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
9
A promotional note invites buyers to view a Beattie area country home on Cath cart lend. It extols elevation, quality of build, affordability, and suggests that no better property can be found, urging readers to visit for details.
A new four room cottage on a fertile tract of fine Kirkland land near Lake Washington. Within 46 minutes of the Bon Marche and fronting on the state paved highway with easy ferry access. Good spring and stream, alder bottom, parked Terme. $10 cash and $1 monthly. Inquire for John Hreneman Mirklend Hotel Kirkland Washington.
Multiple land listings describe farms in a close knit community with nearby church school and roads. Properties include 5 to 6 acres near Beattie with cash and monthly terms, creekside bottom land with cedar and a school nearby, and additional acres with new store buildings. Listings show agents Clifford & Van Arsdale Fexton Co L J Marsh Co Acker and F. M. Bird in Yakima area.
Marriage licenses issued for numerous individuals across Beattie Beattie Fett Forbergen and others including Foster Nellingham and Long Ferndale as well as W. Petera Seattle General and various hospitals. Divorces granted for Winifred Silkwood from James Silkwood and non support actions in Dorothy Gerber versus Rudolph Gerber and Alma Hewlett versus Harry Hewlett.
Market items listed with prices include rock cod 100 lb boneless emeit, kippered herring 100 lb, white beans 6 lb, canned goods and dairy such as Carnation milk, creamery butter, and cane sugar. Also featured are raspberries, watermelons, cucumbers, tomatoes, and fresh salmon offerings across multiple stalls with assorted unit prices.
On January 7 the State Medical Board revoked Doctor J Eugene Jordan's license over an untruthful advertisement claims. The Superior Court reversed, finding witnesses credible and cures proven, overturning the board and restoring his license despite lingering questions about claimed cures.
Denver reporter recalls the July tenth execution of Mary Surratt and three co conspirators in the Washington penitentiary yard. Benjamin F Noll, guarding the scaffold, describes the hot day and Surratts sobs as priests support her and place the death cap. He wonders what Lincoln would think.
On the day he was to wed Mrs. Ella Delaney of Lents, Herman Warner aged 55 hanged himself from an oak near the suspension bridge. Found by passersby he was cut down and resuscitated, walked to the sheriff’s office, and then collapsed dead at the door. He said fear of his children not getting along with hers motivated the act.
A dense listing of stalls and items from a market including cane sugar at 6.86 delivered, olives 10 cents per bottle, apple butter, pickles, salt pork, watermelons, flour at 1.46 delivered, fresh bread, halibut and other fish, king salmon, sardines, cakes, mayonnaise, sweet pickles, cider vinegar, peas, cantaloupes, tomatoes, wax beans, squash, milk, flour and prunes or peaches with varied prices.
The condition of Col. Alden J. Blethen editor of the Seattle Daily Times is described as critical. He remains in a deteriorating state as his health worsens, prompting concern from readers and staff alike.
July 8 Washington Heights reports a public school murder inquiry into cocaine sales. Police found about $5000 in cocaine and heroin in Dr. Jim Kling’s furnished apartment. Officers say Kling admitted selling around 200000 worth of drugs locally in recent weeks.
In Portland on July 8, Mrs. Bessie Fowle, 53, and her 17 year old daughter Harriet admitted manslaughter in the death of Harriet's infant son born May 16. The mother said she smothered the child with camphor on its face. the body was buried under a raspberry bush near the Fowle home. Donald Duffield, 18, faces a separate indictment for contributing to the delinquency of a minor as the baby's father.
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