Judge H. G. Struve Dies in New York
Judge Henry G Struve a Seattle pioneer and long time attorney died in New York after months of illness from Brights disease complica tions His career began as a miner in Idaho and spanned law politics and public service in Washington Territory and the state He helped form several legal firms and served as prosecuting attorney mayor and legislator He leaves a family including daughter Mary and son Fred K Struve and will be buried in Mount View cemetery upon his return from New York.
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Names Gill Bowen Benjamin Rude Johnson Zbinden EF voted right. Mutlen Murphy Crichton Daulton Burnett Cole listed among those connected to the matter. No dates or places provided. The fragment outlines votes and participants but lacks full context.
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Local Saloon License Vote Ends In Tight 7 to 6 Margin
A council vote on a saloon license ordinance tipped 7 to 6 after flipping positions. Bowen, Bowes, Benjamin, Rude, Zbinden, and others backed the measure while Hise, Mullen, Crichton, Daulton, and Burnett opposed it, with final postponement debated.
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Magnates form a theatrical trust consolidating circuits
A meeting of major managers from the Missouri river area and western circuits discussed booking attractions, eliminating ruinous bidding, and a potential consolidation to control star acts. Participants included Randolph Roths child, Ed Homan, Henry Kahen, John Considine, F T Merrill, and S Mor eton Cohen. John Cort plans to attend Seattle meetings with Dick Sutton to push coast vaudeville attractions.
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Deputy Prosecuting At charges emerge in domestic dispute
A deputy prosecuting attorney and his son-in-law faced an assault and battery charge after a night dispute over his wife. The involved man says he only meant to take his wife home amid a reign of terror claim.
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Exclusive interview with Field Marshal Oyama to appear in The Star
Cor respondent Brill of The Star at the front secured an exclusive interview with Field Marshal Oyama, noted as the greatest soldier since Napoleon, who has refused publication previously. The full feature will appear in The Star on Wednesday.
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Wreck hits Southern Railway train near Golden Gate
An eastbound Southern Railway passenger train from St Louis to Louisville wrecked one mile west of Golden Gate Illinois. The engineer and fireman were killed and a number of passengers reportedly killed or injured. The 11 coach train carried veterans of the Confederate reunion.
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Monster Class Bids Farewell to School
Lewiston Idaho June 13 Mike Burke an unmarried mason committed death by his own hand using arsenic in a lodging house. He was despondent over drink and rheumatism.
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First Jobs of Sertileites
The author recalls his first paid position as a clerk in an insurance office earning 10 shillings weekly, about $2.50 U.S. money, as stated by Be. Shorrock, president and manager of the Northwestern Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
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New Industry Planned for Ballard by Smith and Co
Smith and Co have leased ground at Fourth and the waterfront from C. H. Miller to build several factories for marine engines. Construction begins immediately with the first building. The contract for the building goes to local contractor H. P. Gearing.
Fakir Suspect Suspected in Seattle Rubber Stamp Swindle
W Merlin a solicitor for the Equitable Life Association reports a suspect named Wet West operating in Southeast Seattle. He claimed to work for Cappie Manufacturing and took orders for rubber stamps, collected money, but did not deliver. Wert has not been located since the complaint.
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Seattle High School Class Grows to Record Size
The Seattle high school graduation class is about one third larger than any previous class with many students interning abroad and many born abroad. Ten studied overseas. five of Hebrew descent and one colored. Commencement at Grand Opera House Thursday at 2 pm with six reserved seats per student. Flowers to stage entrance. gifts to homes due to safety risks at the venue. Graduates include Leroy Amos Myron Harold Arotson Fred Birkett Harold Birkett George Morgan Bliss Everett H Boyd Emery E Colkett Elmer A Conner William Bell Cook Silas P Degler John Alfred Dewhurst William Frank Dowd Walter Clifford Dunbar Finny Franklin Fitts Isaac Holt Friedenthal Glenn Arthur German Clarence Hamilton Joseph Barlow Morrison Stuart Harold Hauck James Wylie Hemphill Roscoe Russell Meas Glenn Edwin Hoover Genera Hughes Paul Jarvis Lew eate Kay William H Langworthy George Walter Loewe John Doherty McDougall Merritt McGee James Vernon Metcalfe Alfred Walter Meyer Thomas Miller Frank Alvin Mueller Dolph Allen Newcomb Otto C Neidergesaess Louie Dow Oliver Frank Gillett Pratt Hickman Price Guy Leland Putnam Chris George Reidel Rex Rose Harley Dewitt Shaw.
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Seattle Norwegians Petition Roosevelt
A gigantic petition signed by a million Norwegians will be sent to President Roosevelt requesting recognition of Norway's government. Seattle Norwegians lead locally with Sioux City and other communities preparing copies for widespread distribution among Norwegian settlements.
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Witte Heads To Washington As Peace Talks Loom
Reports from Washington and St Peters burg on June 13 15 and 18 detail M Witte leaving for Washington for peace negotiations The Hague is seen as a likely meeting site Japan has not yet set a date for talks A Russian claim notes a St Kilda sinking and martial law declared in Brest and Lio with Jewish casualties. Roosevelt peace proposal accepted by Russia via Ambassador Meyers amidst Cassini confirmation
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Judge Hanford Dismisses Pettijohn Case in Federal Court
Judge Hanford declared the case of Ely Pettijohn of Okanogan county closed after Pettijohn, charged with selling liquor to an Indian, was said to be killed by Indians. Miller Stevens testified Pettijohn sold liquor at Brewster near Spokane, with Pettijohn out on bail awaiting further action in a higher court.
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Council and Octopus Severely Scored at Meeting
North Broadway Improvement club denounces city council and board of works for delaying municipal lighting, charges improper influence by Seattle Electric. General McIntyre seeks exposure of alleged fraud, cites reduced light output, and notes $30,000 transfer from water to light fund as construction stalls continue due to fund shortages.
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Poisoned? Chris Shaffer Found Dead in Uncle's Bath
Report states Chris Shaffer was found dead in a bath tub at his uncle's house 718 Taylor. Coroner Carroll named Osseward Rubenstein and chemists on Second Avenue examined the stomach contents for 24 hours and found traces of a delicate poison.
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