Eight Divorce Petitions Filed as Judge Frater Returns
Judge A W Frater's return sparked a morning surge at the county clerk's office with eight divorce petitions filed. The list includes Ida E Hicks seeking separation from Charles V Hicks after a marriage in 1873 and desertion since 1899, Fannie Maria Garnett and George L Garnett seeking separation, Clara Helene Paul accusing Otto C Paul of failure to support, Hilda Brennan alleging habitual drunkenness and non support, Lida N Snyder claiming desertion by George L Snyder, Clara B Lewis facing similar claim against John P Lewis, and Ada F Swinegard accusing Albert J Swinegard of leaving in 1902. Judge Griffin previously issued a restraining order in the Brennan case.
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A. W. Frater
Judge Frater
Ida BE. Hicks
Charles V. Hicks
Neton
Minn
John T. Brennan
Hilda Brennan
Tacoma
Arthur &. Griffin
Brennan
George L. Snyder
Lida N Snyder
Olean
N. Y
John P. Lewis
Clara B. Lewis
Portland
Ada F. Swinegard
Albert J. Swinegard
Eureka
Utah
Oregon R R Tickets On Sale July Dates For Round Trip
Round trip tickets go on sale July 22 and 23 and August 6 7 21 and 22 by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Rates routes tickets and reservations available at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave NE. Wills is general agent.
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Oregon R. R. & Navigation Co
Union Ticket Office
Wills
Train Ditching Near East Stamford Kills and Injures
One person was killed and several injured when the White Mountain express derailed east of Stamford. A wrecking crew and physicians rushed to the scene on a special train. The engine hit a defective rail causing the derailment. injured passengers were transported to East Stamford for treatment.
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Stamford
Conn
White Mountain
Wife Seeks Community Property and Custody in Cross Complaint
Maria Moscero files a cross complaint asking the court to grant her the community property and custody of two minor children. The filing signals a dispute over marital assets and parental rights amid ongoing judicial proceedings.
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Maria Moscero
Woman Answers Divorce Petition Over Husbands Request
The wife files a suit in response to her husband's petition for divorce. She cites her husband Joseph Mascéro who runs a bakery at 923 on her boulevard and says the bakery yields about $900 monthly.
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Joseph Mascéro
Murdered to Prevent His Marriage in Dover
In Dover Delaware on July 16 a 60 year old farmer Wm Williams was found dead hanging from a tree with a deep head wound. A license to marry the farm tenant’s 13 year old daughter was found on him. Detectives worked through the night and searched for clues but found no leads. Authorities suspect the man was killed elsewhere and dragged to the tree with no signs of a struggle.
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United Press
Dover
Del
Wm. Williams
Hin Farm
Summer Outing by Str Venus Leaves Galbraith Dock
The Str Venus runs from Galbraith Dock at Madison Point to the beach with departures at 10 am 2 pm and 6 30 pm and returns at 7 15 pm 12 30 pm and 4 15 pm. A on site restaurant and spring water supplied to each boat provide comfort.
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Venus
Galbraith Dock
Madison
Sample Hosiery Final Clearance at 25 35 55 Cents
Three lots remain from a special purdiag of Women's Sample Hosiery plus odd assortments from regular lines. Includes lisle hose in checks by pin dots lace lisle in plaids plain lisle embroidere and contrasting colors in season shades as well as black and white.
Silk Gloves Offer Special Price for Elbow Length
Advertisement notes silk gloves available in black or white at a special price of $1.15. Describes elbow-length, double finger-tipped, and mousquetaire wrist features.
Linen and Mercer Gingham Waists Priced at 2.95
A selection of summer waists offered at 2.95 includes Linen Waists with plaited fronts blue pi front styles embroidered Cros Linen Waists and Mercer Gingham patterns with fancy stripes. Variety noted among several trimmings for Pre-Inventors selling.
Will Ratify Nomination in Seattle Meeting
The democrats of Seattle and King county plan a ratification meeting next Tuesday night. Speakers include Sen ator George F. Cotterill Charles G Helfner Former Mayor William Hickman Moore Charles A Reynolds and Gen. J. B. Metcalfe. Possible remarks from Congressman Sulzer and State Senator Dunn of New York. Bryan Volunteers and King County Democratic club to attend in force.
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Seattle
King County
George F. Cotterill
Charles G Helfner
William Hickman Moore
Charles A. Reynolds
J. B. Metcalfe
Sulzer
Dunn
New York
Bryan Volunteers
King County Democratic Club
Utility complaints prompt legal view on telephone penalty
Complaints to A. V. Bouillon, superintendent of public utilities, accuse the Independent Telephone Co. of enforcing a 60 cent late penalty on business bills after the 10th of the month. The issue has been referred to Corporation Counsel Calhoun for an opinion on legality.
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A. V. Bouillon
Public Utilities
Independent Telephone Co
Calhoun
Firemen To Get Their Full Pay
Fire department members who fought the Hinckley building basement fire will be paid full salary for the time under physician care. Mayor Miller announced the decision and Chief Bringharst said the payroll will go to the auditing committee with full month’s salary for all men.
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Hinckley
Miller
Bringharst
Public Works Boards Accepts Hawley & Lane Olive Street Contract
The Board of Public Works signed the contract with Hawley & Lane for the Olive regrade work after Hawley & Lane submitted the lowest bid of 66014 dollars. Judge Griffin declined to enjoin the action yesterday. Unions met last night at Lahor Temple including Brewery Drivers House Movers Pile Drivers Lion Ship Builders and Holsting Engineers.
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Board of Public Works
Hawley & Lane
Olive
Regrade
Griffin
Superior Court
Lahor Temple
Lion Ship Bulilderas
Holsting
Divorce Granted to Charles H Gray Over Incompatibility
Charles H Gray a local attorney with offices at 598 Bailey Building was granted a divorce from Marian A Gray by Special Judge Fred H Lysons on incompatibility of temperament. They wed Aug 15 1902 in Golden Colorado and have no children. Gray waives reunion of Marian A Peck. alimony set at 60 dollars monthly.
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Charles H. Gray
Bailey Building
Fred H. Lysons
Marian A. Gray
Golden
Colo
Gray
Marian A. Peck
Atty. Lysons
Arthur E. Griffin
Atty
William Parmerlee
G. A. C. Rochester
Pastors Debate Suffrage Question Schedules Public Debate
Rev. Sam G Bettes the Cowboy Preacher challenges Rev. Dr. M A Matthews of First Presbyterian to a joint public debate on the woman's suffrage question next Saturday night at the tent on Fourth Ave and Washington St. Volunteers of America participate in heated meetings as Dr Matthews is believed to be in Seattle. American Bankers Association to hold its annual meeting in Denver on September 28.
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Sam G. Bettes
M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Fourthay
Washington St
Volunteers of America
Matthews
Seattle
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
Twenty-Five Drown As Manila Pleasure Launch Founders
A Manila pleasure launch carrying 75 passengers to Corregidor Island sank today. Twenty-five people drowned including three Americans among them a surgeon in the United States Army. Details of the wreck are incomplete.
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United Press
Manila
United States Army
Corregidor Island
Hodge Supporters Plan Meeting Tomorrow Evening
Supporters of Robert T. Hodge, candidate for the Republican sheriff nomination, will meet tomorrow evening at Matthew Dow’s residence 414 Pontinsay. City Republicans have grown interested in Hodge’s campaign and invite all supporters to attend.
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Robert T. Hodge
Matthew Dow
Pontinsay
Mr. Hodge
Hodge
Victims Recovering From Hinckley Fire Engine Incident
The condition of Howard Th a driver of fire engine 1 who was overcome in the Hinckley breach arpoon was reported today. Andrew V a man of engine could be discharged in a few days.
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Howard Th
Andrew V
Detached Brick Wall Move Near Complete On Fifth Street
A 40 foot high detached brick wall was moved this forenoon by Ostin and crew at 1528 Sixthay. Eight steel rollers under the rear wall and seven cuts allowed rolling the wall back seven feet. Nine workers assisted, with a quarter turn adjusting the position under foreman supervision. The building is owned by Jess Kelly.
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Drew Ostin
Jess Kelly
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