Leaves Big Hole in the City Directory
In Everett a notorious pair Riley and Gilbert are linked to an alleged Seattle pursuit and a $535 robbery of RD. Darrell. Opera dance hall faces license action as witnesses are detained and staged for questioning. A tangled case centers on stolen funds, counterfeit wine, and plans to avoid disclosure.
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Everett
Hotorious
Riley
Gilbert
Seattle
al Does
RD. Darrell
Council
Geome
Cilbert
Mibert
Piley
Nellie van Gordon
Emma Lewis
BR. D. Carroll
Carroll
St. Riley
Norwegian saengerfest opens with city welcome and prize cup
The 150 strong Norwegian saengerfest opens at N S hall with Dr A Lee presiding and Mayor Ballinger presenting the city key. John Norman of Everett replies, inviting visitors to embrace the Seattle spirit as rehearsals proceed for tomorrow’s Grand Opera House concert. The Everett prize cup contest and soloist features highlight the program with Carlo Pratt directing.
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N.S . Hall
University
A. Lee
Ballinger
Dr. Lee
John Norman
Everett
Seattle
Poe Arbie
Grand Opera House
Carlo A. “Re Pratt
Everett Society
Tiarry T. Hanlon
Herr Karl Schwertfeger
Mice Emmalor
Tacxma
Cahn
Nebraska battleship near launch at Moran yards
Nearly complete battleship Nebraska, under construction at Moran Bros shipyards, would be one of Uncle Sam’s finest fighting machines when launched. A senior engineer said it could have been launched a month ago, noting plans to delay until the Minnesota arrival to witness both events.
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Minnesota
Battleship Launch Set for September
The article notes the vessel will be launched sometime in September with little work remaining. Once launched, tasks will be completed without delays from extra time that would have occurred if heavier steel work had been finished earlier.
Divorce Granted to Mrs Sarah Coffin in Superior Court
Mrs Sarah Coffin secured a divorce from George Coffin, once a Kent jeweler, in the superior court this morning citing eight years of desertion. Steamer Senator heads to Nome via 1 Michaels Monday. Hawaiian freighter begins west coast cargo loading. Steamer Schwatke, acquired by Captain Peabody, prepares for Yukon trade. Rainier due from San Francisco tomorrow. Roanoke due from Nome Monday. Victoria to Nome Tuesday.
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Sarah Coffin
George Coffin
Kent
Superior Court
Bleamer Spokane
Senator
Nome
Michaels
Buceisior Saile
Valdex
Peinta
Hawaiian
Weat
Abertic
Schwatke
Charles L. Peabody
New Westminster
Meallord
Mieumer Rainier
L. M. Gray & Io
San Prancteco
Roanoke Ie
Victoria
Peabody and Judge Parker Attend Rosemont Event
John Foster Peabody of New York visited Rosemont today and Judge Parker received a silver loving cup from friends in Kingston. Parker said the executive and finance committee teams and the former chairman's identity would be announced soon, then campaign plans would start, with East national headquarters chosen and the national chairman beginning canvass work early.
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Esopus
John Foster Peabody
New York
Rosemont
Parker
Kingston
Tangart
East
Garden party gown described with pink silk and velvet accents
A garden party gown should blend color and contrast for tone. The pale pink silk dress features white lace, fagoting insertions, white lace falls at the shoulders, and a cherry velvet ribbon with a bow. The girdle and hat use cherry velvet. care is urged in pairing pink and red.
Night at Aquarium in St. Petersburg
Percival Gibbon describes a brisk chilly night at the St. Petersburg Aquarium with a mixed crowd of middle-class Russians and officers. He notes a diversity of attire and origins from Tartar to Russian, Cuban, and Mongol types, and observes a cheaply staged cinema of Japan versus Russia that excites the crowd with martial imagery.
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Aquarium
St. Petersburg
Bourfeola
Russia
S T. Petersburg
Berlin
Cafe
Paris
Music Hall
London
Rowslan
Ivan
Paul
Empire
Petite Anie
Melita
Peter the Theat
Sheta
Sally
Japan
Elopers Sought as Seattle Detectives Track Couple
Police chase Jack Bolin and Kensie Hopkins believed to have wed in the county and fled from British Columbia. Bolin posed as single during marriage, the pair stayed as man and wife before likely moving to Tacoma. Local authorities urged to detain them amid a devastated husband’s plea.
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Jack Bolin
Hritieth Columbia
Kensie Hopkins
Seattle
Major Japanese Losses Reported in Port Arthur Fighting
Tokio reports five Japanese officers killed and 41 wounded in heavy combat around Port Arthur since Tuesday. No enemy losses listed, indicating serious ongoing fighting with substantial casualties.
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Tope N
Tokio
Port Arthur
Room Searcher Fined After Hotel Robbery Arrest
Charles Edwards was fined $25 for robbing two roomers at the St. James hotel after a Thursday night arrest by Patrolman Damm. Richard Murray and a companion woke during the incident as Edwards ransacked their room and struggled before being captured by officers Cam and Gordon. Edwards was jailed for inability to pay the fine.
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Charles Edwards
Damm
St. James
Coats
Justice Gordon
Richard Murray
Aa Edwards
Cam
Two boys aged 14 and 17 raid in a carnival of crime
Applegreen and Jewell admitted stealing garden hoe, bicycle, and pigeons at addresses on Sixteenth and Fifteenth avenues and Ridgeway's Riding Academy. They hid the plunder under a shack on Yester way before being picked up by patrolman Kelly and city detectives. Thirteen pigeons died from the sack.
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Applegreen
Charles Jewell
Sixteenth Avenue
Garden Howe
A. Harker
Fifteenth Avenue
Ridgeway
Riding Academy
East Columbia
Lawton
Kelly
Drew
Mike Powers
Eweather
Adame
Corbett
Daylight Robbery in Vancouver City
More than $2,000 in money and jewelry was stolen from the house of Mr. Rows between 4 and 5 pm while Mrs. Rows was away. The thief took eleven $100 notes, a brécaut pin with a diamond centerpiece, diamond earrings, three pounds of gemstones, and several rings, a necklace, a locket with a portrait, and a bracelet set with gold pieces. Police investigate possible suspects.
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Vancouver
FB. C
Dan Rows
A. Rows
An Old Woman's Sorrow Ends in Suicide in Albany
In Albany Oregon on July 30 Lucinda Mryant a 76 year old Northwest pioneer hanged herself in the barn after arranging a dummy in bed. A son found the body this morning. She had grown despondent after the recent death of her husband with whom she had lived for 60 years.
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Albany
Ore
Lucinda Mryant
Northwest
Wolffs Divorce Bid Foiled by Alleged Collusion
Superior Judge Griffin refused the divorce decree in the Wolff case after hearing that both spouses appeared eager to end the marriage. The court found probable collusion as Henry Wolff and Mercines Wolff were described as agreeing to sever their ties and the wife advised a new match in a letter she sent.
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Ccriffin
Henry Wolff
Mercines Wolff
Wolff
Colorado strike may benefit this state
Adama a special correspondent for the Chicago Inter-Ocean reports from the Pacific Northwest that the Colorado strike has tied up mining properties and investments, while praising Washington's wealth and potential for irrigation and mining investment. He plans to write about Colorado and Oregon to interest capitalists.
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Adama
Chicago
Inter-Orean
Oregon
Inter
Leading a Gyoby Life in Yukon
Judge Griffin this morning granted a divorce to James Monter from his wife Cora Foster on grounds of desertion. Foster is alleged to have left her husband and three children three years ago to Whitehorse in Alaska, with a claim she is an unfit guardian. Poster runs a small theater in Spokane amid residence confusion.
Robber's Big Bluff in daylight theft at jeweler shop
Teane Dorne berg, jeweler at No 6 Howard Street, mourns after a genteel stranger stole a diamond ring worth about 175 dollars from his display yesterday afternoon near Rivertime and Howard. The man, wearing a large diamond, bought a ring, then pocketed it and walked away as clerks realized the heist. Police are unable to locate the suspect.
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Mpokanke
Teane Dorneberg
Howard Street
Rivere Side Avenue
Deorbere
Amother
Insane Asylum Commitment for Fritz Wuethoff
Fritz Wuethoff son of FP W Wuethoff of 2703 Yesler Way was committed to the asylum by Superior Judge Griffin on lunacy commission recommendation. He has been demented since age nine and is rapidly worsening.
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Fritz, Wusthoff
FP. W. Wuethoff
Yesler Way
Insame
Griffin
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Etande
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Missouri
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the Key To
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