Parents accused of murdering their three week old baby
Paul Underwood and his wife Nellie are alleged to have killed their infant daughter found on tide flats near Ballard Sunday. Autopsy showed the lungs and stomach filled with water, indicating the baby was alive when thrown into the bay. The couple, residents of Ballard, were tracked by Sheriff Cudihee and Chief Huff of Chehalis and were expected to be brought back to Seattle for charges.
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Nellie
Paul Underwood
Aberdeen
Seattle
Ballard
Riis
Bal
Shert
Cudihee
Corr Hoye
Ide Flats
Hoye
Tide Flats
Hore
Seattice
Whitlock
Rose Hetzier
Pau
Catheerel
Hetzler Brena
Underwood
Mra. Hetaler
Underwoods
Star
Nellie Underwood
Graham
Cudinee
Grays Harbor
Sunset Telephone Directory Rules Adopted by City Council
The Sunset Telephone Company must publish a new directory at least every three months and a supplement with new names at least every WW days. The corporations committee endorsed the report, Councilman M proposed a penalty for non-performance, including a fine for omissions. Council Rinehart questioned the arrangement.
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Sunset Telephone Company
Corporations Committee
Council Rinehart
Power of council to impose fine debated in committee
The council discussed authorizing a fine exceeding 100 dollars and referred the matter to the corporation counsel for an opinion. The report with Morrison's amendment was sent to the committee to which Morrison was added for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Counsel
Ministers in Earnest Debate Civic Gambling Turmoil
A Seattle Ministerial association meeting appointed a committee to study civic gambling issues. Rev. Dr. Spalding Rev. BE L Smith and Rev. B H Lingenfeller named to examine the situation and its impact on public interests.
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Seattle
Seattle Ministerial Association
Dr. Spalding
BE. L. Smith
B. H. Lingenfeller
Ministers Seek Leadership for Moral Reform Efforts
In the city a committee will report in two weeks on moral reform leadership as ministers address the issue. J l Sawyer discussed church efficiency. A committee was formed to work with the W T U for a July 4 Woodland Park celebration with Dr Burrows as speaker. Tem ple, Randall, and Major to promote a public library and access to religious and sociological works.
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Hey
J. l Sawyer
Woodland Park
Burrows
Temple
Randall
Major
Last executions under Spanish law occur in Porto Tuco
On June 3 four men were garroted in Porto Tuco, after confessing to murdering a number of natives, marking the final executions under the Spanish law for the area.
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Ponce Porto Tuco
London Celebrates Peace as Boer War Ends
London reacts with jubilation as peace is declared ending the Boer War. Crowds flood streets, theaters prepare special programs, and celebrations spread across the United Kingdom. Government signals a corn tax continuation and a large public purse for honors may follow.
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London
Strand
Regent Street
United Kingdom
Bon Marche Embroderies Sale from Nordhoff Co
Nordhoff & Co offers 35000 yards of fine cambric and embroidered insertions with wash and wear assurance. Six lots grade prices from 1 to 10 cents per yard, widths 1 1/2 to several inches, all in season patterns and neat openwork. Early selection advised for best choice.
Raglan Garments Offered at Half Price in Seattle
Bargain shoppers in Seattle may choose Raglans worth $12.60 at $6.25 tomorrow. The sale features black and Oxford grey full length coats with neat yoke shaping and fly fronts. Includes misses sizes 14, 16, and 18 from regular stock and from a larger line.
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Seattle
Vici Kid
William Liddelle
Wee
Wormee
Wednesday Specials Offer Deep Discounts Across Household Goods
Local store advertises Wednesday specials featuring glassware kitchenware linens and apparel with significant price cuts. Items include glass water bottles plain white dishes wheat and fruit bowls decorated china and footwear as well as ready‑to‑wear like shirts undergarments and corset covers. Multiple lines highlight remnant days to clear small lots and attract bargain seekers.
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Lve
Roush Ng Dage
Tolée
Lie
Lbe
Sic
Royse
California
Kirk
Great Sale of Notions Wednesday
A reader notices a lengthy advertisement for a midweek sale of notions with deep discounts. The list includes garments fasteners, corset shields, garter elastic, hooks and eyes, safety pins, corsets, buttons, pins, and various sewing supplies all marked at unusually low Wednesday prices.
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Tims
Dr. Warm
Bon Marche Eight to Eleven Specials List
Bon Marche presents a careful sale of varied items from sash curtains and lawn wear to shoes and towels. Discounts run from morning through 11, featuring items such as white linen, printed dimities, children and women’s footwear, shirts, soap boxes, and decorative glassware with prices noted.
Estate sale order and sheriff sale notice 1902
In King county Washington the Superior Court ordered the sale of the Daniel Crowley estate to pay debts and costs. A June 27 1902 hearing was set to show cause why the administrator should not be granted sale of all real estate, with publication in Beattie Daily Star. Also notices of sheriff sale for Beattie properties describe auction of the Danville Coal Company land with detailed land description and court judgments.
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State of Washington
County of
King
Daniel Crowley
Daniel H. Crowley
Department No. 4
Seattle
King County
Washington
Beattie
County of King
Superior Court of
Isaac Rees
Robert Willis
Rand McDonald
James 8. Williams
Pat McGonigal
James M. Scott
Roe
Jank Jensen
Robert Barnes
Mike Willson
Tom Cornish
Richard Musgrove
George Oliver
George Watson
Diaintiff
Veraus Danville Coal Company
Corporation
the Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company, & Corporation
Eben O. Jones
Seattle National Bank
A Corporation
William Goebel
William Sallada
William Davis
A. Brooks
Henry Smith
Albert Waddell
J. A. Grow
John A. Davis
W. I. Berry
City of Beattie
Henry F. Allen
John Larrabee
Orth
W. M
Danville Coal Company
Lot
Thomas Dawson
Catherine Dawson
John Larra
Robert McDonald
James
Auta
Seattle Daily Star
YD J, Tallman
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Mrs
Cudi
Oe Huff
Chehalis
Mure
Mra. Underwood
Telephone Company
Leyds
Paris
Yda
Htper Acent
Europe
Utrecht
Kruger
Irma
Hoer
Kitchener
England
Roward Kitchener
The
Exchange Telegraph
Commone
Lord Kitchener
Milner
Plymouth Shoe CO
Hinwy Ts Tite
Degeage Sey
Watten
Jena
Marion
Just
Laird-Seeehas
Agason
WEN
Milwaukee Grain
Independent District School
Paly A.J
Seattie
Nordhoff & CO
Raglans
Nottingham
Wetnaiay
Nordbofpf
Marge
Florence Dental CO
Stancs
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