Miss Carrall Appeal Record Muddled in Court Files
Fra ter Judge Fraser ruled the appeal record for Miss Carran was filed but missing transcripts and filing marks sparked disputes. Witnesses testified about a transcript allegedly filed by Anthony Jurich and stored in a vault while delays stemmed from disagreements over the case statement and Ireland departure. The matter, with the body to be at Bonney Watson's, remains unresolved for now.
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Fraser
Marie Carran
Sullivan
Carman
Carran
I Howe
Farrel
Mies Carran
Olgecpia
Anthony Jurich
J. B. Howe
Trots
Ireland
Anthony ‘Urie
Seaekaoa
Opening of In Geatto the Finest Equip Me Town
An early paragraph notes a new venue at the Perry corner named In Geatto showcasing a refined shop. The article mentions a planned concert by Gehbelle and a promised fleet of performances.
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Geatto
Gehbelle
Baby Dies After Falls Into Scalding Water
Everett reports a year old child of Mr and Mrs Emil Bolg died from burns after stumbling into a pail of hot water. The infant lived about 12 hours with no chance of recovery.
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Everett
Emil Bolg
Tornado Roars Through Southeast Iowa Tolling Damage
The first tornado known in southeast Iowa struck today near Ottumwa. It cut a path 100 feet wide and two miles long across farm land, leveling crops and orchards. Damage is estimated at 60000 dollars.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Ottumwa
Iowa
Unidentified Man Brought to City by Matt Starwich
The dead man brought to the city by Matt Starwich from Kangley remains unidentified. Charlie Reynolds, who is at the CET Fall suffering from the effects of a protracted jag, was ra
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Matt Starwich
Kangley, Day
Charlies Reynolds
Safe Deposit Vaults Offer Protection for Valuables
Unnecessary worry about protecting papers money and jewels can be avoided by renting a steel individual safe in the Fire and Burglar Proof Safe Deposit Vaults of Wr. D. Perkins & Co. Bankers at 911 Cherry St Alaska Building. Four dollars pays the annual rent.
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D. Perkins & Co. Bankers
Cherry St
Alaska
Taft Addresses 5000 in Madison Before Milwaukee Stop
Secretary Taft spoke to about five thousand people in Madison at noon before departing for Milwaukee. He complimented former State Senator Spooner and did not mention Lafollette, who is one of Wisconsin's presidential nomination voters.
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Madison
Wis
Taft
Milwaukee
Spooner
Lafellette
Wisconsin
Sinking of La Jalonse Claims Twenty Eight Lives
A French schooner La Jalonse sailing from Cayenne to 8 Yap sank off Barbados last Friday, drowning twenty eight passengers. Rescue efforts followed as authorities reported the loss.
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Barbados
Cayenne
Barbadoes
Friay
Dry Sundays for Minnesota
Minnesota likely to be dry next Sunday after state supreme court rules the attorney general may bring ouster proceedings against mayors who fail to close saloons on Sundays. The decision expands power to enforce Sunday closing across the state.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Lkely
Supreme Court
Testimony in Wilson Coal Company case delayed to await counsel
The government versus the Wilson Coal Company case in Lewis county was to resume today before Master in Chancery Warden of Tacoma but was postponed indefinitely because defense attorney Murphy could not reach Seattle in time.
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Wilson Coal Company
Lewis County
Tacoma
Murphy
Seattle
City Clerk L L Shrader to Travel Two Weeks
lL O Shrader committee clerk of the city council will depart for California and the east for two weeks. A Mr Shrader will join his family in the south and in Los Angeles he plans to visit Mrs John Riplinger.
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Ll. O Shrader
California
East
Shrader
Los Angeles
John Riplinger
Roosevelt addresses editors amid land fraud talk at expo
President Roosevelt speaks to the National Editors Association amid a grand opening ceremony and naval review. He asserts editors hold power in shaping the republic and notes ongoing remedies for western land fraud and water rights, with calls for stricter laws and federal control of western ranch lands.
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Roosevelt
Terrell
Georgia
Mitchell
Georgia State Commission
National Editors Association
United States
Great Republic
West
Rocky Mountains
Gladys and the Marquis on Vanderbilt yacht gossip
London gossip reports the Marquis of Angleshby engaged to Miss Gladye Vanderbilt. They are aboard Cornelius Vanderbilt's yacht as part of a yachting party amid press attention. The Thames naming confusion features in the era's curiosities.
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Seattle Star
London
Marquis of Angleshby
Gladye Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Garden Hose Deals From Geo H Wood House Co
local ads promote a fine line of garden hoses with guaranteed satisfaction. 60 ft hoses priced from 4.60 and up, offered near 112 University Avenue.
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Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
Saat
Kiplinger under scrutiny over city funds and missing millions
Report cites John Kiplinger as former chief accountant and later comptroller with control over incomplete work and estimate funds. Officials say shortages reach about 100000 dollars. Checks payable to Kiplinger and transfers to contractors suggest personal gain and misappropriation compared with predecessors Troll ers Parry and Paul.
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Johnlinger
Exerty
Pa and
Paul
Kiplinger
Missing Couple Search Sparks Police Help
Frank Scheck and his wife, separated since Saturday, seek police aid to reunite. Beheck, an Austrian immigrant now in Georgetown and Seattle, sent funds to bring his wife but she vanished. He has spent his possessions trying to locate her.
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Frank Scheck
Beheck
United States
Austria
Washington
Costello St
Georgetown
Seattle
Compromise Offered by Stores Halts Clerks Pay and Hours
Store managers offered a compromise to retail clerks union demands that would raise pay and shorten hours. Clerks are split on accepting the terms. The tentative plan would extend Saturday hours to 9 PM and adjust lunch and dinner breaks, with the final timing pending clerks’ agreement.
Kiplinger but an office boy
An exposé on John Kiplinger detailing repeated thefts from Seattle’s cash drawer, a history of public distrust, and his nomination tied to a machine political system in King County. It previews chapters revealing graft, embezzlement, and the broader corruption surrounding his bid for mayor.
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John Kiplinger
John Riplinger
Seattle
Menvor
King County
Chic biscuit cloak street costume trimmed with green rosettes
Barred goods create a stylish walking suit for warm days. A deep biscuit colored cloth forms the base with receda green taffeta trimming in rosettes and bread bands.
Rival Owls at War In Spokane Feud Over Imitation
The Order of Owls and the Brotherhood of Owls clash as H W Mitchell and H L Leavitt lead rival factions from Seattle to Walla Walla. Mitchell accuses Leavitt of copying their literature and forming an imitation lodge, with legal actions and counters. Leavitt denies the charges and claims insufficient proof.
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Order of Owls
Mattem
South Bend
Indiana
Neiata
Brotherhood of Owls
Walla Walla
Seattle
H. W Mitchell
H. L. Leavitt
Brotherhood
Patrick J. Donahue
Lodge of the Brotherhood of Owls
Georgetown
Leavitt
Mitchell
Spokane
Heward
Charion Wood
Beattie
The
Samaritans
Harry Cheater
McClure & McClure
Description of a dress design with graduated skirt and rosette trim
A historic attire notes a full skirt with graduated back, bands at the front hem, and a short jacket featuring a dramatic shoulder effect and double puffed sleeves. Rosettes of reneda trim the coat with varying sizes from top to bottom.
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Reneda
Aise
Imhoff Shows Small Improvement After Shooting
Henry Imhoff, shot two weeks ago by Philip Hase in Fremont, was slightly better today but not well enough to leave Providence hospital at 86 Bell Street. Doctors caution against further complications, and no arrest has been made in the case.
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Henry Imhoff
Philip Hase
Fremont
Providence Hospital
Bell St
Imhoff
Funeral for Brig Gen C M Duell Held at Bonney Sts
The funeral for Brig. Gen. C. M. Duell, who died at his home on EB Valley street, featured services this morning at Bonney Chapel. Members of John Miller post and W R C attended, with Rev. W. D. Simonds presiding. Duell, a Civil War veteran, served from private to brigadier general during four years of conflict.
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C. M. Duell
Valley
Bonney Ateen’s
John Miller Post
G. A. KR
W. RK. C
W. D. Simonds
Weimer Delays Report as Reds Eye Strong Pitching
Fragmentary notes describe pitcher Jake Weimer of the Cin Cincinnati Reds as a holdout who has capitulated and may join the team soon. The piece hints he has played for a Chicago professional team and notes Cincinnati’s hopes for improved pitching.
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Uve
Jake Weimer
Cinetonati
Cincinnati
Mwere
Chicago
Knights Templar Conclave Underway in Tacoma Today
The Knights Templar of Washington hold their annual conclave in Tacoma with a large Tacoma delegation sailing and riding to the event. Officers for the ensuing year are to be elected, as Seattle eyes influence for future sessions and the 1908 June gathering.
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Knights Templar
State of
Washington
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Roy al Marine band manager seeks Rome amusement project
R L Knapp of the Roy al Marine band in Rome visits the Washington annex to secure a site for a 100000 building to house a modern amusement resort. He plans to form a stock company with local business men and begin construction. He aims to contribute 50000 in cash himself.
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R. L. Knapp
Royal Marine Band
Rome
Washington Annex
Definition of whisky Stirs Debate in Papers
The Washington Herald quotes a Kentucky Journal item asking what whisky is and suggests a temperance discussion. It notes one definition that whisky does little harm if people drink alone with their families and friends, reflecting era debates over drink.
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The
Washington Herald
Kaneasky Journal
Washington Fire Insurance Company Loosened in Michigan
The Washington Fire Insurance Company has been located in Michigan per the readable OCR fragment, indicating a relocation or establishment of operations in the state. Further specifics are not available in the provided text.
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Washington Fire Insurance Company
Michigan
Famous Prophet Again Predicts Calamities
A. G. Stephens, famed for predicting San Francisco's earthquake and the Shriners wreck, warns of an imminent fatal epidemic across Southern California and volcanic eruptions in the coast range mountains. Locals take his forecasts seriously, believing he never errs on future events.
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Los Angeles
Cal
G. Stephens
San Francisco
Shriners
California
Coast Range
Stephens
Prophet Claims and Golf Upset Highlight Odd Report
The text notes a claimed lone prophet on earth and a prophecy about a future event shaking beliefs in religion and science, without specifics. It then reports K M Hyera, an American amateur golf champion, losing in the Huntleh Amateur Championship first round 3 up 2 to play.
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Earth
Stephens
K. M. Hyera
Huntleh
Jeweled Back Combs Arrive From Chicago Jewelry Co
A new assortment of jeweled back combs arrived from the Chicago Jewelry Co located at 1207 Second Avenue. The designs are described as beautiful and special prices are offered this week.
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Chicago
Hosiery Heist Ends With Honest Find in Taunton
In Taunton on Main Street Miss Nellie F. Healy found $26 while Patrolman Morris recovered $20 and Captain Walker $10. James McMahon picked a $10 gold piece and spoke to Mrs. Jos Chambers who had hidden $70. She confessed to losing it. the $60 remaining was recovered, proving some honesty remains.
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Taunton
Mass
Nellie F. Healy
Mainst
Morris
Capt. Walker
Jas. McMahon
Jos. Chambers
Airships to Make Peace and World Peace Over Time
Paris reports Count de la Vaudreuil, France's famed aeronaut, predicts in an interview that within ten years nations will possess flying war machines as essential as ships and submarines. He asserts airships will carry immense destructive power and become the world’s greatest peacekeeper.
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Paris
Count de la Vauex
France
Salls
Jack the Giant Killer and the Invisible Coat
A fragmented note recalls Jack the Giant Killer after trying an invisible coat. The line hints at a powerless magic moment and features a stray ad fragment about a vise or clamp and a store window display.
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Jack
New York Sun
Savings habit builds thrift and self reliance
The note stresses teaching a boy or girl to save, arguing that starting a bank account fosters thrift and self reliance, aiding success in both financial and social life. It mentions a savings account earning 4 percent interest at the State Bank of Seattle located at First and Yesler.
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State Bank of
Seattle
First and
Yesler
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