Man Duped by Girl He Aimed to Marry in Seattle
An unsophisticated Seattle man, John Andrews, was lured by a young woman named Pilein at Goo Goo Bye saloon near Main Street and Second Avenue South. He spent his money trying to woo her, bought wine, and proposed with a $20 golf piece as an engagement gift, only to be deceived as she vanished and left him with about $90 in loss.
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John Andrews
Seattle
Main Street
Second Avenue South
John Andrewes
Andrews
Pilein
Enemorilla
Maally
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates Birthday With Clergy Tribute
In Maryland on July 3 Cardinal Gibbons marked his birthday privately with congratulatory messages from archbishops bishops and clergy nationwide. Born July 3 1834 to Irish parents he spent youth in Ireland and later entered the priesthood at Charlesboro Maryland.
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Car Gibbons
Sardine Gibbons
Ireland
Bates
Charlescot
Oral Coudherch
Kenrick
Gibbons
Ostrick
T. Lawrence
Loedet Point
Markets Report Strewn With California Fruits on Western Avenue
The street in front of the commission houses on Western Avenue is crowded with California fruit and air indscpments. Prices vary with fruit selling at 8 and 6.95 dollars, watermelons at 2.00, deniers at 3.50, cantaloupes at 2.90 and 2.50, and potatoes selling wet. Other vegetables and fruits from the south maintain the regular prices.
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Commission Houses
Western Avenue
California
Post Office Expansion Plans Announced
George W. Beavers, general supervisor of salaries and allowances, announced a major post office expansion to double room capacity. The building will extend into an adjoining store and a street beneath the car line. Five new sub-stations will be established and ten additional clerks and carriers added to the force to handle the city’s growing mail delivery needs.
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George W. Beavers
Sea of the Onl Eee
by-Coryen
Saleeda Te Od
Aluaeae
Library funding dispute goes to higher court
Corporation Counsel Gilliam seeks appeal from a superior court ruling on library control and funds. The court backed the library board, rejecting an required council appropriation before drawing money. Mayor Humes and Gilliam to consult higher authority for further action.
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Gilliam
Superior Court
Fiplinger
Humes
Ripl
Runaway Horse Slams Through City Streets
A horse hitched to a sewing machine wagon bolted down Fifth Avenue and James Street, colliding with a street car near the Beattie Hotel. It tore loose from its wagon, dashed up First Avenue, then collided with a Seattle Transfer Co. horse on Cherry Street. Both horses were knocked down. neither sustained serious injuries.
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Fifth Avenue
Yeaterday
James Street
Beattie Hotel
Firet Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattle Transfer Co
Horace
May Have Their Man In Store Robbery
John McCook, the man believed to have robbed Hubert Lurie of a watch in a scuffle at the store, was arrested by detectives Adams and Corning. Louie Barnes, a Black man, was arrested for complicity in the robbery yesterday. McCook, a white man, became intoxicated and entered the city to locate his identity, which remains unknown.
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John McCook
Hubert Lurie
Adams
Corning
Louie Barnes
McCook
Parks and Streets Work Begin in Seattle Public Reserve
Work by the Parks endent of Streets and Parks in Seattle starts to beautify the public reserve. Contour maps will be prepared after park visits, with plans for improvements to connect streets and a future streetcar line on East Pine and East Mowe. A Wagner concert at Madison Center is noted, plus dancing classes offered at Fifth and Pike with private lessons available in the afternoon and evening.
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Little
Park Commissioners
Seattle
East Pine
East Mowe
Wagner
Visenberger
Madison Con
M G A CAMP Plans Hood Canal Camping Trip
Professor A G Douthitt of the YMCA leads a group of younger members to Hood Canal for a two week camping trip. The excursion, an annual event, draws notable anticipation among the boys.
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A. G. Douthitt
Hood Canal
Free hospital movement in Seattle linked to New York visit
A report on efforts to establish a free hospital in Seattle or expand free hospital services cites a New York visit by F. Fr. Ic. Local organizers led by Mr. le ornan plan to push the project during the Hospital Saturday event.
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Seattle
F. Fr. Ic
New York
le Ornan
Mary of the Hospital
Elation of New York Drives Nonsectarian Movement
The report notes widespread interest in a nonsectarian movement across the United States led by Mr. Cook with many associations and substantial fundraising in St. Louis and other cities. Funds come from church collections and subscriptions by business interests in downtown districts.
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New York
United States
Foh
Cook
St. Louis
John Lyons Arrest Reported After Morning Police Stop
John Lyons a bricklayer was arrested by Police Sergi and Mike Powers during a morning stop. The incident occurred on a Suepielon street corner and authorities say documentation is in process.
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John Lyons
Sergi
Mike Powers
Suepielon
Incomplete OCR Passages from a Battle Timetable
Fragmentary readable text mentions a passives event in a battle context with vague timing. The line appears to reference a person or unit Ceiman and numbers 80 and 30 pm, but the garbled OCR provides no clear action, place, date, or outcome to confirm.
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Ceiman Doek
Gels Gm
Washington court notices and property sale alerts in King County
A collage of 1902 court summons and notices from King County Washington, including divorce actions for Charles P Wilson vs Mary E Wilson and Jennie M Field vs Newton W Field, with calendar dates, addresses, and attorney details. Also lists a King County property sale by sheriff with appraised values and sale date, and classified auction notices for furniture and real estate.
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State OF Washington
County OF
King
Charles P. Wilson
Mary FE. Wilson
Washi
Mary BE. Wilson
Dormitzer
Plaintiff
Epler Block
Seattle
Washington
King County
Jennie M. Field
Newton W. Field
Bummons
Isaac Newton Field
Fern Freda Field
Richard Gowan
Washington Biz
Beattie
Tate
King Co
King County Addition
Bivoz
Women’s Hosiery Bargains Marked Half Price
Closing out a wide range of women’s underwear and hosiery at cost as the season advances. Includes woolen stockings, lisle and cotton rib pieces, lace trimmed knitwear, and Swiss ribbed lisle hose in white and assorted patterns. Thursday special with reduced prices on multiple lines.
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Gibson
333 Percent Discount on Cameras Ad
Advertises deep discounts on Pony Premo and Eastman cameras with sale prices for No 5 6x6 No 6 4x5 No 6 5x7 folding Pocket Folding Kodak and Eastman Panoramic Kodak No 4 Special. Includes regular prices and sale figures and mentions tripods at low prices.
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Eastman
Extensive In-Store Prices For Various Goods
Store offers markdowns on a wide range of items from household needs to apparel. Included are communications creams, soaps, and brushes, plus children’s wear, women’s gowns, gowns, and caps. Also discounted safety pins, linens, flannels, clothes pins, and handbags with limited quantities per buyer. Associated brands include Lambert and Kirk.
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Lambert
Kirk
Nfedren
Ic. Stewart
Linen Creek
Muslin Underwear Department Sale Notes
Women’s white mustin shirts with deep flounce trimmed with insertion and lace priced at 2.50, now 1.75. Seamless napkins in neat boxes offered per half dozen or 1 dozen at 45e.
Sensorial Cream Promises Cures for Scalp Diseases
An advertisement touts the hair and scalp Sensorial Cream in nature's remedy claiming it cures every scalp disease known to the medical profession and promotes healthy hair growth. It notes a regular price of $1 with a sale price tomorrow Rc.
Bargain Etamine and Silks for Tomorrow Morning
A newspaper ad highlights etamine in Black Weft weave at 56 cents a yard, 38 inch brilliantine at 35 cents, and silk striped etamine for waists at 79 cents. Limited sale from 8 to 11 o clock tomorrow with values often higher in regular prices.
Bargain Kitchenware Sale Expected Tomorrow
A local store advertises chopping knives at 1.20 each, brass picture molding hooks at a dozen per customer, 100 piece semiporcelain dinner sets with blue decorations at 13.60 regular, sale price 11.86, water sets 1.65 regular, sale 1.25, cake plates 0.06 regular, sale 0.08.
Patent Medicine Advertisements with Various Remedies
A fragment listing numerous patent medicines and remedies with prices, including Sunera Ready Relief, William's Pink Pills, Owen's Ointment, Hair Vigor, Coke's Dandruff Cure, Pinkham's Blood Purifier, Pierce's Favorite, Green's August Flower, Dr Volker's White Salve, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Yale's Antiseptic Wash, Syrup of Figs, Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, Willis English Pills, and others with prices per bottle or per box. Also mentions new smooth brushes and nails at low prices.
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Sunera
William
Sys
Pinkham
Sue
Pierce
Kennedy
Green
Dr. Volker
Perry Davie
Yale
California
Willis
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Twenty-fourth Ave
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Madison and
Spring
Florence Dental Company
A. F. Campbell
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First Ave
Cherry &T. Bea Ib
Pee Paesar
Ee County
King Cou Court House
Joe Beginni
Anguet
Hie
Board of Canty Commissioners
No County
GRO
BR. Lamping
Sixth Avenue
Batchelor
D. J. Stam
A. Lawre
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
A. Lawrence
Jacknon Sirent
North Beattie
Fastman's Pocket
Kodak
Oxford
Choice
Priscilla
Vici
Eures
Windsor
Richielieuw
Dover
Steve Mitts
Nordhoff & CO
Pike Street
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