Marriage by wire unites organist and Colorado suitor
Miss Mary Frances Fairchild, organist of the West Side M. E. church in Jersey City, elopes with Denver admirer Wilbur Cannon after a telegraph courtship. They marry at the bride’s home with Rev. Charles Litte officiating and plan to live in Denver after a stay in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Frances Fairchild
West Side
M. EB
Jersey City
Denver
Col
Wilbur Cannon
Econductor
Miss Fairchild
Ornamiat
Fm Chase
Limited
Mises Fairchild
Tone
Luxurious New York Dwellings Under High Rents and Park Control
The piece surveys upscale Manhattan homes and renting patterns, noting five story houses on north side of a broad street controlled by the park department, with annual rents from 700 to 25 000 dollars. It mentions Belmon t and Sloane properties, Madison Avenue dwellings near 5th Avenue, and rentals reaching 3000 to 4000 dollars a year with lavish furnishings and rooms such as ballrooms and billiard rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seventy-second Etreet
Mra. Belmont
Mra. Sloane
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Weat
Thirtieth
Nineteenth Streets
Park Avenue
Riverside Drive
East Sixtieth Street
East Thirtythird Street
Luxurious New York Rentals Jump, Crowding Market
June report shows rising rents as wealthy residents winter in New York. Many elegant units fetch $5000 annually or more, with top addresses near Fifth Avenue, Fifty eighth Street, Central Park, and noted buildings like the Dakota and Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Island
Fifth Avenue
Fiftyeight Street
Vanderbilt Palace
Savoy
Central Park
Elbridge T. Gerry
Rourke Cochran
Dakota
Seventy-second Street
Central Park West
Osborne
Fifty-Seventh Street
Foraker Attacks Kohlsaat as Ohio Controversy Grows
Cincinnati reports Senator Foraker denounces H H Kohlsaat as the biggest scoundrel in print, linking Kohlsaat to attacks on him and stirring controversy that could threaten Governor Nash. Chicago dispatch notes Foraker's telegram and testimony from Ohio ballot-box forgery inquiry, alleging Foraker’s guilt and complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Times-Herald
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Chicago
The
Times- Herald
Benator Foraker
Foraker
Ward
Reconnoitering Americans Repel Attack Near Morong
Twenty five American soldiers engaged in reconnoitering in the Morong hills faced a powerful assault by about 900 insurgents. They fought their way back, inflicting severe losses on the attackers. The chief scout was killed, five insurgents were captured, and North Dakota troops were building intrenchments nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Morong
North Dakota
Beattie Social Scene Highlights and Arrivals
Mrs. Robert Wilson entertained the French club. P. E. B. O. club held a musical at Mrs. M. F. Perry’s home. Notables include Col. Thomas Fisher moving to the city with family and Judge Roger Greene sailing to Alaska. Numerous visits, weddings, and society events fill the Beattie scene this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Col
Thomas Fisher
Port Townsend
Seattle Inalings and Local Legal Happenings
Late yesterday Adam Orth fled a bond for 1200 in a suit over possession of a saloon in Pioneer block. Disbarment proceedings against M J Baer were set for hearing on June 2 in Judge Jacob's court. Judge C G Austin's 800 bond as justice of the peace was approved by county commissioners. A Y Ingram's petition for a receiver for Golden Tunnel Mining was denied by Judge Benson. Three wills admitted to probate in superior court. Estate dispositions include A Turner giving 1 to each child with rest to wife, and Ann Elisa McCoombes disposing assets among Harry McCoombs and three children. widow and two other heirs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Orth
Pioneer Block
M. J. Baer
Jacob
C G. Austin
A. Y. Ingram
Golden Tunnel Mining Company
Benson
Wille
Bn. A. Turner
Ann Elisa McCoombe
Fifteenth Street
Harry McCoombs
Alice Smith
Charles McCoombie
Frank McCoombe
Great Northern Cuts Seattle to Midwest Second Class Rates
Railway notes show Great Northern reducing second class fares from Seattle to Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Montana. Tacoma commercial agent R R M Boyd of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul visits. Northern Pacific officials Chariton and Fulton return from Seattle. Canada Pacific receives new sport and hunting booklet. J Judson Excursion co man Conemott to Boston and New York for advertising Washington. Seventeenth avenue sewer contractor Peterson seeks 10 day extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Seattle
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Montana
A. F E. Conemoett
Phillipa- Judson Excursion Company
Boston
New York
Washington
Excursion steamer schedule from Yealer wharf to Tacoma
Excursion steamer to Washington state departs Yealer wharf Sunday at 15 a.m. returns from Tacoma at 6 15 p.m. Round trip tickets are on sale at Lee's Pharmacy and at the wharf. Contact Corp Drag Co. Fifth and Pike for details. Prescription biologists listed. Phone Pike 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Yealer Wharf
Tacoma
Lee's Pharmacy
Sunday Sermon Topics and Church Services Listed
A church column lists Sunday services across Seattle including Seattle Tabernacle, First M. E., African M. E., Market Street Baptist, Madison Street M. B., Plymouth Congregational, United Presbyterian, First Christian, and many more. It notes special observances for children's day and upcoming sermons by visiting pastors from Los Angeles and Fremont with varied subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Spring
A. L. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Fourth Avenue
James Street
Loula
Bowerman
Ermon
The
Woodmen of the World
Performing Animals Parade Ad in Fargo
A vivid notice touts a large traveling show with trained dogs ponies monkeys goats and clowns. It promises the largest collection of performing animals in America with daily grand street parade at 11 am and ticket prices for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
America
Ajax
Sebra
Grand Street Parade
Comparative Statement of May 1894 1895 1896
A historical notarized entry lists dates in May for 1894 1895 1896 with figures such as 117 216 58 and 152 241 16 170 004 08 420 818 06 and a final total of 73 689 28. AXEL H SOPSBERG Notary Public attests to the statements in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, Chilberg
Axel H. Sopsberg
Washington
Seattle
Crash Skirts Go On Sale Monday At The Coach
Splendidly made crash skirts in various styles with prices and sale offers listed for Monday. Items include heavy weight crash skirts, fine crash skirts with braid, covert cloth kilte, real linen crash skirts, white duck skirts, and all wool dress skirts, each with sale prices and value descriptions.
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Western Union
Will
Turd Avenue Theater
Belasco~Thall Company
Norris Bros
Ais Rel
Edo Social
P. EB. O. Club
Samuel Hamilton
Montreal
Mike Powers
San Francisco
Mr. Powers
R. BR. Harding
Beattie
Port Angeles
Miss Methan
Millicent Pax
Denver, Col
Wolfe Wall
A. L. Brown
Ora Brown
Anne Brown
Edith Church
la Conner
Lowman
Academy of Holy Names
Mise Anna ‘Morrin
Mise Hilzabeth McDonald
Mise Barah Howard
Ming Ida M. Wright
W. H. Moore
Will Hr. Parry
Mt. Laura
Hike
Mr. Moore
BF. Allen
A. A. Bartow
Joint High Commissioners
Beattle
George Furteen Relief Corps
Ranke Hall
Roger
Greene
Humboldt
Alaska
Mies Marie Lyons
Haa
East
Whatcom
Genevieve Swadley
Aiden J. Blethen, Jr
Thin City
Country Club
W. A. Peters
Daniel Kelleher
J. C. Stedman
George Paschall
Alaska Rea Cros
Clab
Tey. L
Bawyer
Weldon Young
Portland
Mrs
John Collins
Spokane
Mise Pauline Hall
A. N. Winniedge
John Noyes
Rainier Grand Hotel
Holle
Mont Mis
Mies Noyes
Dorothy Smith
Alice Winnedge
John M Tenney
Juneau
City
Ladies’ Musical Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Beattie Public School
Bart
Sadie B Youn
Mie M. Lyon
Harriet M. M
Sarah Cameron
Annie L. Gifford
Mary
Christian Endeavor
HM. F. Holmes
RE. O. Graves
G. V. Calhoun
H. 4. Paige and Son
Mugh Casey
A. D. Chariton
and & & Fulton
Northern Pacific
Goo Line
Minnesota
Canadian Pacific
Thomas J. Peterson
Seventeenth Avenue
Korp Drag Co
Market Street
Twenty Fourth Avenue South
Main
Thomas Baldwin
Ellis
Fremont
Madison Street
M. B
Cornt
Tewenty Third Avenue
Grege
Third Avenue
University Street
W. H. G. Temple
Foster
United Presbyterian Church
Sixth Avenue and
Seneca Street
R. L. Lanning
First Christian Church
J. N. Smith
M. P
Third and
Pine Street
Pottery Street
M. BE
Battery Street
H. D. Brown
Weeatminater Presbyterian Church
Columbia Street
Broadway
H. W. Gilchrint
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Twenty-fourth Avenue South
Kings Street
Donald Rows
Second Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue North
Harison Street
Rey. W. A. Major
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Twenty-second Avenue
Cherry
B. BE. Thompson
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Washington Street
F. X. Prefontaine
A. O
Sacred Heart Church
Brotherhood
Sixth Avenue
Hell Street
Father Brown
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Geo. Bustelle
Grace M. F
Thirtieth Avenue
King Street
W. H. Selleck
T. Mark's Episcopal
Harvard Avenue
Seneca and
Spring Streets
J. P. D. Llwyd
Trinity Pariah Church
Orner
Eighth Avenue
H. HM. Gowen
Barnabas
Church of Immaculate Conception
Broadway and
Madison
A. Swere
Tia
Second Ave
Battery St
Cess
County of King
A. Chilberg
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
GEO. H. Woodhouse
Woodhouse & Longuet
Second Avenue
Techac
Telephone Pike
Seattle, Wash
Lieuyene Avogvatets Powsa Co
Ashington
Moran Brothers Company
Stesi and
Wood
Bremeden Od
Wasinenn
D. S. Johnston
Burke
Reginas
Sherman, Clay & Co
Steinway” Dealers
Ccond Avenue
Putnam’s
Cahn & Cohn
Yesler Ave
Yesler Dock
Peter Egge
Nee S
Vib Ave
Pike Street
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Ave
Wear
OY Dueck
Cere
Fergie Enren
Felitz Tent and Awning Co
Veeler Way
Jubilee Gold Mining Company
Treasury
Jubilee
Slater & Smith
James Mt