Lawsuit Over Blue Book Sales Impasse
Erwin J. Brown publisher and Miss Dean clash over a Blue Book subscription scheme. Dean alleges she was employed to solicit subscriptions and coats of arms, claiming $99.99 in remuneration. Brown, a Union Block dentist and lawyer, defends the exclusive nature of the Blue Book and threatens charges as the case nears court. The book, Brown says, will be published July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S Dean
Erwin J. Brown
Smith
Dean
Wok
Thia
Alee
Arma
Brown
Parker and Brown
Misa Dean
Wayside Hospital to Get City Funding Increase
Lawyer Crichton of the finance committee and city council will confer with the county to arrange a monthly payment plan for city and county support of Wayside Emergency Hospital. Murphy inspected the hospital and its accounts and urged a higher appropriation. Crichton urged stricter city supervision of patients charged to the city and noted some patients may not be paying their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
Murphy
Suit seeks half of Galland money in estate dispute
In Superior Court Abra Kline Laura Kline and others sue to set aside a 1905 sale of Lazarus Galland's half interest in a $1.9 million estate left to charity by Caroline Kline. They claim fraud overvalued property and seek return of the half interest now worth over $500 000 with large income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline-Galland Bualidiex
Pieher Go
University Sts
Caroline Contest
Abra Kline
Laura Kline
Kbeire
Lazarus
Kline
Galland
Laz
Arus Kline
Ehere
Lazarus Fline
Gelland
Judge condemns suit over alimony in first divorce ruling
Gilliam denies J W McAllister application for a divorce from May McAllister on grounds of severe cruelty. Judge notes it is first time in his career hearing of a man seeking divorce because he wanted to support his wife. Attorney Tom Page plans to appeal.
Licensed to Wed Couples Regis tered in Seattle Area
Licenses issued for several couples across Seattle and surrounding areas including Mairs and Emma both listed as 0 in Seattle, Swanson 23 with Betty J 22 in Seattle, H Sharon 29 with Daisy 29 in Seattle, W McNeary with Arene Thompson in Seattle, Robbina 24 Renton with Nelligan 20 Seattle, Wooster 22 with Nettie 2 Snohomish, all registered on June 21 at Broadway hospital with other local names and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mairs
Emma
Seattle
Swanson
Betty J
H. Sharon
Daisy
W. McNeary
Arene ‘Thompson
Legal Age
Robbina
Renton
Nelligan
Seattle Wooster
Nettie
Snohomish
Bernard Walters
Broadway Hospital
Henry Ladell
Jane
Georgetown
Thomas A. Campbell
Joe Laura Smith
Unclear Birth Notices Include Several Addresses and Names
Fragmentary item lists birth registrations with multiple addresses and names in june entries. Mentions include 525 Sixtieth Ave North, a wife of Mra KR Bon, 215 Westlake Ave, and a son associated with Douglas A. Doyle, with dates in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra KR
Bon.d
Westlake Av
Thomas Cleve
Douglas A. Doyle
Union
Birth notices for Pendleton Quine Padelford families
In June a daughter was born to the wife of Benj EB Pendleton at 2953 Westlake av, and a daughter to the wife of James L Quine at 2953 Westlake av. a daughter to the wife of Frederick Padelford at 4711 15th av N FE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj EB. Pendleton
Wireless service proves reliable on voyage record 1800 miles
The President completed a voyage with wireless service meeting full satisfaction. Manager Arthur A. Jabel expressed delight with the performance and praised the communication record of 1800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Jabel
Council To Decide City Hall Paint Colors
The board of public works will not repaint city hall until the city council orders it. The council must choose the shades and decorations, with action expected at the upcoming Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Markets Report on Vegetables and Poultry Prices
Market notes list vegetable prices including carrots turnips tomatoes lettuce and celery with per sack per crate and per pound figures. Poultry and dairy items appear with live birds butter and cheese prices, plus cement costs for construction materials.
Washington Bankers to elect officers in Spokane session
The Washington Bankers association holds a session in Spokane with officer elections likely naming W. D. Vincent as president and North Yakima as the next convention site. Gov Mead and others address the delegates. reports from the national convention are read. a bankers baseball game and a victory banquet follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington Bankers’ Association
W. D. Vincent
North Yakima Ihe
Gov, Mead
John Schram
Seattle
Oweph «Chapman, Jr
Minnapolia
Bankers
Viettors
Lawyer Col Lindsay Arrest Incident Sparks Controversy
Col. BR MH Lindsay a renowned city lawyer and former judge was involved in an altercation with Patrolman Putnam at Seconday corner yesterday. He was taken to the police station and released without charges. Lindsay and friends blame the officer. the officer says Lindsay was impudent and the arrest was his duty to enforce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
BR. MH. Lindsay
Putnam
Seconday
Yester
Lindsay
Residents Seek Seattle Annexation Vote for three districts
A petition from residents of Dunlap Rainier Beach and Van Asselt seeks an election on annexation to Seattle. Filed with Clerk R A Howing of the county commission today the document follows the new law eliminating city incorporation. It is signed by 1236 legal voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Rainier Beach
van Asselt
Seattle
R. A. Howing
Board of County Commissioners
Convicted Arsonist Edward Hunter Sentenced in Georgetown
Edward Hunter was found guilty of arson for setting fire to his Georgetown restaurant and received a five year sentence in the state penitentiary by Judge Morrian. R. B. Davia and John Lindberg were convicted of petit larceny and each jailed six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hunter
Areca
Morrian
Hunter
Georgetown
R. B. Davia
John Lindberg
Jury Commissioners Named by King County Bar
George W. Gregory FE Con sieton Edgar J. Wright and W C Keith were nominated today by the King county bar as jury commissioners for the coming year. Next Saturday the superior court judges will choose two from the four candidates, two from each party, Congleton and Gregory as Republicans and Wright and Keith as Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gregory
FE. Consieton
Edgar J. Wright
W. C. Keith
King County Bar
Superior Court
Bar
Congleton
Gregory
Wright
Keith
Hoyt Brings Coal Land Suit in Tacoma
Henry M. Hoyt asst United States district attorney has filed equity suits in federal court at Tacoma against Oregon Railroad & Navigation Portland Coal & Coke and others to recover title to 6300 acres of coal land patented to K A J MacKenzie W A Gos and others. These initiate a series of land fraud cases. Judge C H Hanford is presiding in Tacoma today and will rule soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Hoyt
United States District Attorney
Tacoma
United States
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Portland Coal & Coke Company
K. A. J. MacKenzie
W. A. Gos
C. H. Hanford
Train Massacres on Rock Island Route Shocks Goodland
A deranged man traveling from Boston to San Francisco opened fire aboard a Rock Island passenger train in Goodland Kansas killing T. P. Topp of St Paul and Mrs Morris and her sister of Marshall Indiana. He fired at others before being overpowered by Charles Gilliat of Denver and D K R Slawson of Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Kan
John Hell
Vermuth
Boston
San Francisco
Rock Island
T. P. Topp
St. Paul
Mra. Morrisa
Sister
Marshall, Inn
Charles Gilliat
Denver
D. K R. Slawson
Pueblo
Portland Sunday Closing Law Upheld in Oregon
Circuit Judge Cleland upheld the state Sunday closing law against a saloon merchants challenge. The ruling preserves the law’s validity and the liquor dealers say they will not pursue further action. Cleland also sustained the Port of Columbia act in the same decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe Telegraph Service
Portland
Ore
Cleland
Port of Columbia
Colorado grand jury to indict Denver men in coal fraud scheme
The federal grand jury in Denver is investigating coal frauds with expected indictments tonight against 60 individuals, including Denver men, several state missionaries, and officials of a railroad, in Colorado and other western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Denvem Colo
Colorado
Denver
Prince Sadanara Fushin Arrives in Vancouver Visit
Prince Sadanara Fushin heir to the Japanese throne arrives in Vancouver on a world tour and is greeted warmly by business leaders and the local Japanese community. He departs tomorrow for Victoria aboard the Princess Victoria for a dinner and ball before returning to Japan aboard the Monmouth cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Sadanara Fushin
Japan
Victoria
Fuahim
Yokohama
Orient
City Council Studies Asphalt Plant Project
Figures from city council members and the city engineer sketch a proposed asphalt plant for the city. The estimated cost ranges from 150 to 26000 dollars, and the plant could produce 1 000 to 1 500 yards of prepared asphalt daily.
City Chooses Site for Municipal Dumping Ground
City Engineer Thomson selects a site for a new city dumping ground. This afternoon Finance Chairman Sawyer Street Committee Mullen and Health Sanitation Crichton joined the engineer to inspect. If approved the ground will be purchased promptly and possibly integrated into the municipal garbage plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Sawyer
Finance Committee
Mullen
Crichton
Health and Sanitation Committee
Not Man Wanted Yet Mistaken Identity Defense Fails
Joseph Ryan also known as J L McCoy claimed innocence in Justice Gordon's court after being charged with petit larceny for stealing from a Chicago chop house cash register. Despite five witnesses, Ryan’s denial and a union secretary's identification led to a guilty verdict and a $0.10 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ryan
J. L. McCoy
Lberly
Gordon
Ryan
Chicago
Flyer Dock
McCoy
Seattle
Justice Gordon
The
Cooks and Waiters Union
Steam schooner Alaskan sails to Ketchikan for Tongas supplies
On the front a steam schooner Alaskan heads north to Ketchikan with supplies for the Tongas Trading company. The drilled steamer Coya departed Nanaimo last night bound for San Francisco. Dolphin expected at 9:30 tonight from southeast Alaska. The Pennsylvania left Michaela on June 20 and In due im Beattle July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchikan
Tongas Trading Company
Coya
Nanaimo
San Francisco
Dolphin
Alaska
Pennsylvania
Michaela
Im Beattle
Riots Rock Lisbon After Parliament Dismissal
A dispatch reports hundreds killed in Lisbon following the king's dismissal of Parliament and a new decree. Looting and public unrest fill the capital as troops fire on crowds. Rioting began three days earlier and continues with deadly impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
London
Lisbon
Hotel Brander Theft Allegations Stir Police Inquiry
A nightly visitor to room 206 at the Hotel Brander is alleged to have robbed James McCleod and his wife of 3230 and jewelry. Police, led by Chief Wappenstein, doubt the claim and suspect prevarication given Mr McCleod’s debts and the improbability of the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander
McCleod
Skeleton Found Near Kennydale Post Office Theories Point to Murder
A skeleton unearthed by loggers near Kennydale and a found 36 caliber revolver prompt theories that Henry Swift, missing for a year, was murdered. Foremost evidence includes a skull bullet wound and a deliberate grave arrangement with a pillow under the head. Deputy Coroner Smith declared murder likely after examining the remains and a wealth of suspicious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennydale
French & Peterson
Henry Swift
Keneydale
Quan
Smith
Kennydvile
Swift
Ronney Watson
Health Board to Expand Staff by Eight Personnel
The health and sanitation committee authorizes the board of health to add eight positions including an additional milk inspector, two sanitary inspectors, a fumigating officer, two plumbing inspectors, and a stenographer under new ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Health and Sanitation Committee
Gasoline engine for your boat in full stock at Woodhouse Co
Geo H Woodhouse Co advertises a complete gasoline engine stock for boats. Located at 112 University Street the firm promises reliable power for boating needs with IT 18 IT models and full inventory ready for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
New York State Society Picnic at Meydenbauer Hall
The New York State society hosts its annual picnic and dance at Meydenbauer Hall on July 2. All New Yorkers in the city, especially passing through, are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Society
Meydenbauer Hall
Umatilla Arrives From Nome With Gold Shipment
The steamer Umatilla capt Reilly reached port from Nome carrying 800000 in Nome gold and one passenger. Capt Reilly notes Nome merchants expect freight improvements as labor normalizes in the camps. deserters from home include 20 waiters and four firemen. St Michaels inaccessible due to ice. voyage south uneventful except for heavy following sea prior. Passengers praised the captain in a written expression of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Reilly
Nome
Beattie
St. Michaels
Canadian strike scene cited by UK MP Forster
In the House of Commons session, H W Forster stated that during a British Columbia strike youths sought help from American professional strike organizers. He added that those organizers were dismissed when force was suggested, praising Canadian workers for resisting outside interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
London
House of Commons
H. W. Forster
British Columbia
United States
Forster
Canada
YUKATAN SAILS FROM ST MICHAELS DUNE TO SEATTLE
The Yukatan departed St Michaels dune on the 21st and is slated to arrive in Seattle dune on the 30th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukatan
St. Michaels
Seattle
Seattle Electric plans direct street car link between districts
After a decade of requests from Green Lake and Universality residents, the Seattle Electric company seeks a permit for a new double tracked street car line. The 20 block route will cost 50000 dollars and should begin operating within a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Universality
Seattle Electric Company
Mrs Lizzie Mills Dies at 81 in Seattle Home
Mrs Elizabeth Mills aged 81 died at her husband M V Mills residence 114 Twentieth Avenue early this morning. She had been ill only a few days and death was unexpected. The funeral will be Monday afternoon at Bonney-Watsons mortuary chapel with interment at Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Mills
M. V. Mills
Navy Yard Visitors Board Battleship Tour Schedule
All aboard for the navy yard to see Uncle Bam's battleships the Nebraska Oregon Wisconsin gunboats Chicago Boston Albany training ship Philadelphia prison ship Nipsie and the immense drydock. Boats leave Pier 2 Sunday at 8 30, 10 and 11 80 a m 1 15, 2 30, 4 20 and 7 30 p m. Round trip 60e.
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Navy Yard
Uncle Bam
Nebraska
Oregon
Wisconsin
Chicago
Boston
Albany
Philadelphia
Nipsie
Oss
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Pleasant Valley Addition
Magnolia Bluff
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OCR
334 Ave
Ganar
Hanson
J. EB. M’gilivray
Ve. W
Bing
24Th Ave
Fort
David P. Eastman
Colman Block
Star
Hoyt
Crazy Man
Tel
Novelty Skirt Mfg. CO
Second Ave
Columbia
the Sound Trustee Co
Colman
Ind
Fremont
Wallard
O, K, CALHOUN, DENNY &@ EWING, Inc
Prince
Pacific Outfitting Co
Pike St
Scandinavian American Bank
Northwest
America
Seatterers
Union Tailors
Third Ave
Washington St
Novelty Mill CO
Seattle, Ui
Pinney
First Ave
Phone Ind
U. S. Navy Yard
Woodhouse & Platt Furniture Co
Pike Street
Main
Earlington
Beautiful Lake
Queen Anne
Second Av. West
University District
Ninth Av
N. E
Forty-second St
Atlantic City
Lake Washington
Corinne Simpson
Epler
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