COW GASES CONTINUE TRIAL IN COW THEFT CASE
Attorney ER C Kriete ordered a jury trial for Theodore Grunert and Otto Parthier in Cann’s superior court. Witnesses including Currell and Bushman testified against the defendants, detailing thefts of cows and involvement with a slaughterhouse. Grunert admitted paying others to conceal business after a warrant was issued. the state pressed a strong case as more witnesses, such as Flynn and Kalberg, testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. C. Kriete
Moon
Theodore Grunert
Otto Parthier
T. MH. Cann
Cann
Thomas Carestens
Caretens
Grutert
Carre
John Bushman
Curwell
Bushman
Kennedy
Tenee
Vancouver
Grunert
Parthier
Thomas Cersiens
Deve Currell
Grunit
John Flynna
A. F. Dabi
F. ©. Kalberg
Quandt’s Seattle land plan stalls as council delays backing
The Seattle council rejects Quandt’s land purchase and $45,000 Block project backing. The Thevenge committee, using letterhead from Seattle and Malting Co, backed the effort but the council voted adversely. Quandt now faces a wait for approval on his build up plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Seattle and Malting Company
Seattle
Peper
Quandt
Fruit Prices and Markets Report
The day features sharp price moves for fruit with large fruit entering Saltfornia markets daily. Watermelons and cantaloupes are plentiful with cantaloupes at 3.50 per dozen and watermelons around 25 per dozen. Raspberries and strawberries are nearly sold out with prices near 2.25 to 2.50. Peaches plums and apricots are selling in variable quantities at 3 to 5 cents each depending on condition. A shipment of mixed fruit arrived yesterday and did well at the market. Several cars of assorted fruit are due between now and Saturday. Butter eggs and grain prices are reported as unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltfornia
Jobbing quotations from Oreen Pruit and market prices
A fragmented list of produce and livestock prices including oranges, bananas, berries, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, and other vegetables, with per box or per crate rates. Also lists meat prices for beef, mutton, veal, and poultry, plus dairy prices from Washington creameries and Eastern markets. Includes scattered figures and inconsistent formatting.
Mary Brumett Seeks Divorce Over Household Control
In a proceeding in the superior court, Mary Brumett files for divorce from Charles Brumett claiming he allows her no control of household affairs. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment as another ground for separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Brumett
Charles Brumett
Goo Goo Eyes Case Postponed At Council Meeting
The Goo Goo saloon license hearing was postponed for two weeks by the license and revenue committee led by Chairman Kistler amid un explained reasons. The move follows prior postponements as officials say they wish to conduct further investigation into the application.
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Police
Lcense
Revenue Committee
Kistler
Revenue Cemmit
Germans Will Sing at North Pacific Saengerfest in Seattle
Thousands of Germans are expected for the Saengerfest of the North Pacific Saengerbund in Seattle July 24 27 and 28 under Beattle Liederkranza Beattie Liederkranz. Alfred Lueben director has arranged a grand concert July 26 at Seattle Theater with additional performances July 27 1 p m parade and an excursion to Puget Sound Navy Yard on July 28. Andrew Heckler chairs the arrangements. Lueben tours the state to train choruses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lueben
Haw
Seattle
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Andrew Heckler
Fraternal Orders Invited to Carnival in Seattle
Fraternal societies in Seattle are invited to participate in Fraternal Society Day at the Elks Carnival on August 26. Prizes include a silk banner worth 128, a $100 gold purse for the largest membership, and a display prize for the best parade. Each order will appoint an assistant marshal under Grand Marshal Dr. R Weldon Young. Orders must line up by 1 a.m. on First Avenue from Madison Street to Bell Town, heading north, with the lead near Madison Street. Committees seek prompt confirmation of acceptance and ongoing communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Elks
R Weldon Young
Firet Avenue
Madison Street
Belltown
Mayer
State of Washington quarterly collection statement issued
The auditor's office released the quarterly statement of collections. General fund receipts totaled $35,086.16, the school fund $80,107.30, the military fund $8,465.69, and the interest fund $4,820.11. A Young, an officer in Sullivan building rooms, reported theft of $120 and a geld created from his desk between Saturday noon and yesterday morning. The room was entered with a skeleton key and the desk rifled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Orice
Deak
Odd Man Incommissioner Office Causes Stir In Jail
The clerk in the commissioner's office was disturbed by Hob Kingland whose strange behavior led to his arrest after answering only yes to every question. He was taken to jail and thought insane. The item shifts to a retailer advertisement praising a sale with unusually low prices on suits shirts and shoes, noting special manufacture for a season and broken line values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob Kingland
Ang Se
Unia
Richmond Club Succeeds With Summer Piano Sale
The Richmond Club reports success selling four splendid Richmond Pianos for 16 dollars cash and offering monthly payment terms. The unusual price and easy terms drive strong demand despite summer slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Navy asked to send warship to Cape Maytien area
The state department requests the navy deploy a warship to Cape Maytien to protect American interests and nationals. A United States consul at Cape Maytien reports a case involving troops and the government, signaling potential international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, BD
State Department
Haa
Navy Department
Cape Maytien
Ges
United States
Wednesday Specials Show Wide Range Of Bargains
A long list of Wednesday specials features discounted items across departments. Highlights include decor paper, ribbons, lace, children’s apparel, coats, plates, glassware, purses, and hats, with many goods marked down to a fraction of regular prices.
Early Week Bargains Slashed On Broad Sale Items
A printed flyer markets midweek bargains with deep discounts on clothing and accessories. Items include gloves, stockings, caps, overalls, corsets, gowns, belts, shades, watches, towels, buttons, and more, with many pieces offered at reduced prices for the day and continuing tomorrow.
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Redwest
Third Avenue
Oreen Pruit
Naveia
Visions Meat
Daiiy
Barney
Washington
New York
Ainerty Reals Faneh
Washington Creamery
le Tideogett Aa
Great Lodge
THE
Humes
Enach Order
Goldman
Second Avenue
Cor. Merion
Frederick & Kelson
Asa See
Gea’ Dock
Seattie, Ali, Perkins Co
Gee Agta
Ban Time
Richmond Club
Sherman, Clay & Co
Tit
Rei
Peterson's
Pike Street
Thomson
Cedar Patia
Ayape Avenue
Seneca and University
Miles « Piper CO
M. B. Bruggeman
Columbia Street
First Hill
King Street
Twelfth Street
Actnone Gronerty
Best
Lake Union
Latona
Sale Silk
Nordhoff & CO
Son Marche
Formeripae
S&c
Winder Lay
Wein
Werth
Richelieu
Weanesday
Sarsaperilia
Catone
Herlick
Frye
Cravelle
Needay
Sania
Ng Weihe
Ife
Hamburg
New York Mills
Mustin
BON March Nordhoff & CO
Florence Dental Company
A. F. Campbell, D. D
Mgr
First Ave
Cherry St
Frank B
Colam
Kee
Frederick & Nelson House
Madison and
Spring Streets
Columbia
County of King
Ferdinand Street
Latitia
Brent's Street
Hison's
Fifth
Pike
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