Seattle area birth and marriage notices and public records
Listed from a historical Seattle page show births marriages divorces and deaths. Includes names and residences of marrying couples and partners with locations like Seattle Edmonton Vancouver BC and New Westminster plus ages and streets. Also notes obituaries and public notices with multiple individuals named.
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Angeleen
Seattle
Juneau
Carpenito
Girt Contento
Davia
Franklin
Marton
Pay
Washington
Hughes
Sinas
Gir Halleck
Boy
Ikeda
Weller
Gent
Ohnaon
Wirk Ohnaon
N. Beattie
Ser
Retm
N. BE
Petacciata
Pehnke
Reid
Paris
Rue
TY M
Sugawara
Jacksoee Smith
Miner Heapital
Wets Rorkey
Cecil J
Wakeham
Mary Kieanor
Carlson
Robert
Preston
Parkner
Stella
Pall City
Cooper
Leroy A
Ceee Weimer
Ure Cora
Ttle
Grady
Thomas P
Vancouver
B.C
Walsh
Mabel A
New Westminster
William A. Weet
Po Giolenaceon
Claren Heattle
Qtam
Hleie
Beattle
Ccccecee
Johna
Stephens
Centralia
Johns
Mary
Croak
Beattie
Winfield i
Sinavan
Mary Pickford Leaves Nevada Divorce for Los Angeles
Mary Pickford arrived in San Jose with her mother and another woman just before the 9:30 train to Los Angeles after winning a divorce from Owen Moore in Nevada. She evaded interviewers at the station and was recognized in Oakland earlier. The Reno morning train did not reveal her identity.
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Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
San Jose
Cal
Nevada
Owen Moore
Mary
America
Oakland
Reno
Accident Victim Frank Greenberg Shows Improvement
Frank Greenberg who suffered a fractured skull last Friday when thrown from an automobile at Second Ave and Wall St has greatly improved. Minor hospital attendants said Thursday he is expected to recover completely.
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Frank Greenberg
Second Ave
Wall St. i
Manf. Fined in City Court for Untreated Second Hand Bedding
A man identified as H. Krakovaky of 807 Pike was fined $5 in police court on Tuesday for failing to comply with a city ordinance requiring dealers to fumigate second hand bedding before sale. The report notes other items and a pillbox signature but the primary action concerns the bedding fumigation rule and the resulting penalty.
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H. Krakovaky
Pike At
Buttermilk Cream Promises Quick Skin Beauty
Advert claims Howard’s Buttermilk Cream quickly beautifies dull and rough skin, whitening arms and concealing application while leaving no shine. It asserts harmless effects and no hair growth, with dramatic results within 24 hours. The offer includes a money back guarantee if no noticeable improvement after the first use. Owl Drug Co supplies the product.
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Howard
Owl Drug Co
Bride in Idaho Man Wed In New York City Court
Florence Hansen of 2010 Sixth Ave wed Ambrose Ridgley, a Taylors restaurant chef, in a justice court after a three year courtship. Ridgley, 46, met the girl when she was 12 in a mining town. The couple plan a later honeymoon as the bride’s parents return to Idaho.
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Filton
Florence Hansen
Sixth Ave
Ambrose Ridgiey
Taylors Restaurant
First Ave
Ridgley
Thomas FP. Hansen
Pend Oreliie
Idaho
Morris Kennedy
John Bn. Wright
Dupual
Mexican Correspondent Gerald Brandon Deported From Laredo
Gerald Brandon, Los Angeles Times Mexico City correspondent, was escorted across the border by two officers from Mexico City to the international line in Laredo on March 4. He faces removal on a charge of meddling in Mexican politics.
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Mexico Laredo
Texas
Gerald Brandon
Mexico City
The
Los Angles Times
Brandon
Booze News Roundup Mixed Liquor Smuggling and Prohibition Votes
A colored waiter James Young, 65, was arrested with a quart of whiskey at a station, alleged to be smuggling from Canada. In Albany Senator Walker introduced a bill to define beverage with 2.75 percent alcohol. In Washington the House voted to retain Prohibition. in St Paul five more deaths from wood alcohol poisonings raise total nine in 24 hours as officials probe causes.
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James Young
King At
Canada
Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
State Senate
Paul
Minn
Supreme Court Set to Hear Prohibition Challenges
The Supreme Court scheduled next Monday for arguments on cases testing constitutional prohibition. Rhode Island's complaint against the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act, along with appeals from Massachusetts and Kentucky federal courts upholding prohibition, will be heard.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Iine
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Girl Disappears. Parents Worried Over 16 Year Old
Dorothy Norton, 16, vanished from 2353 Fairview Ave last Tuesday night. Police seek clues as parents report she left without taking anything and cannot explain her disappearance.
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Dorothy Norton
Fairrview Ave
Seattle Youth Flees Quarantine With Scarlet Fever
Seattle police seek Lew Tarott, 19, who reportedly roams the city with scarlet fever. Tarott broke quarantine from 408 North 49th Street on Wednesday afternoon, according to quarantine officials.
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Seattle
Lew Tarott
Tarott
Looked Like $10 Only Worth $1
Charlies Owen was bound over to the grand jury on a 500 dollar bond after a hearing by U S Commissioner RR W McClelland Wednesday afternoon. He was arrested by federal officers for passing a one dollar bill altered with paper numerals to resemble ten dollars.
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Charlies Owen
Grand Jury
U. S
RR. W. McClelland
Goodness Carries Flu in His Basket
An inconsolate foreigner arrived at the city hospital Thursday carrying a market basket. When asked what was in it he answered Pyorrhea and influenza. He stated he was a sick man and received immediate treatment.
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City Hospital
Katherine Parker Obituary of Local Woman in Columbus
Mrs Katherine Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mo Adama died Wednesday afternoon at Columbus sanitarium. She is survived by her husband A C Parker of 1425 Seventh Ave. Local funeral plans were not listed.
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Katherine Parker
Fred Mo Adama
Columbus Sanitarium
A. C. Parker
Seventh Ave
Reform by Heart Not Club is Needed, Puritan Views Questioned
The text argues against harsh reform by force and promotes reform from within the individual. It contends Puritans impose change on others while philosophers see true reform arises when a person desires it, noting that suppressing outlets merely shifts vice to new forms.
Food Prices Fall as Federal Campaign Seizes Impure Goods
Chicago reports lower prices with federal action to confiscate hoarded and impure foods. Officials seized goods unfit for market at storage houses and charged owners for Pure Food Act violations. Kee sold about 45 cents a dozen. butter dropped to 7 cents at retail.
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Chicago
Pinex restores cough relief with old home remedy
Thousands of housewives report saving in cough treatment using Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or substitutes. The ad claims rapid relief within 24 hours for coughs croup bronchitis and related ailments and promises a money back guarantee. It touts Pinex as a concentrated Norwegian pine extract and urges buyers to request 24 ounces of Pinex with full directions from Pinex Co.
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Pinex Co
T. Wayne
Ind
Rail Shopmen Talk of Possible Nationwide Strike
Chicago March 4 Officials of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Workers met to decide whether 400000 railroad workers will strike. The union demanded higher pay and said it would fight to the finish with the railroads. The strike was postponed at President Wilson’s request to allow time for a new railroad bill to work out an adjustment.
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Chicago
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Wilson
Oak Seeks City Reimbursement for Torn Coat
Oak Myers of 1821 11th Ave filed a claim with the city for 45 dollars after tearing his overcoat while alighting from a Capitol M1 car at 16th Ave and Denny Way on Thursday.
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Oak Myers
11Th Ave
Capitol M1
16Th Ave
Denny Way
Final returns show Hesketh leading Erickson by 124 votes
Councilman Robert Hesketh, smiling, announced at city hall that he led Councilman Erickson by 124 votes in the reelection race. Erickson totaled 28,207 votes while Hesketh had 36,351. early returns favored Erickson before later figures shifted the lead.
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Robert Hesketh
Erickson
Hesketh
Figet
Funeral services for John Todd held at Butterworth Bons
Funeral services for John Todd who died Tuesday night at the Providence hospital will be held Thursday evening at o'clock at Butterworth Bons establishment. The services are under the auspices of Eureka lodge No. 20 FP and A M.
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John ‘Todd
Providence Hosspital
Butterworth & Bons
Eureka Lodge
No. 20
A. M
Rainier Valley Car Line Sale Talks Stall Over Price
Negotiations for the Rainier Valley streetcar system stalled Thursday after the city offered about 1 million dollars less than the owner’s asking price. A public utilities committee report valued the line at 766 760 dollars, while the corporate owner Sampeau requested 1 656 766. Sampeau refused further talks at the city’s offer.
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Rainier Valley
Rainier
W. H. Moore
Public Utilities Committee
Sampeall
Aneeta
Sampeau
Water in Milk Is City Money Maker
City health officers report February fines totaling 635 dollars for violators of health laws. Most arrests cited watery milk as the primary issue affecting city dairy operations.
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C. FR. Fraech
Play Fire Damages Home of Northwestern Fruit Executive
A fire caused $1,500 in damage at the residence of W. F. Gwin general manager of the Northwestern Fruit Exchange located at 3415 Cascadia Ave. The blaze started by matches in the hands of one of Gwin’s children occurred Wednesday afternoon.
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W. F. Gwin
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Cascadia Ave
Gwin
Jazz Burglar Steals Record Shipment From Home
Burglars took fifty phonograph records from the home of W. E. Thomas at 1216 26th Ave North early Wednesday morning. Police investigation underway as neighbors report unusual activity.
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W. E. Thomas
26Th Ave. N
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Cw Grapery Department
Main Fleer
Feguter Price Gases
English Opera Co
Hanashim
Zumi Whitenide
Normandy
Say Alien
Julius Orth
Aberdeen
United States
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Federal
K. Yoshift
N. P
Yoshift
A. I Rice
Ada N. Y
A. J. Hice
North Street
Adams
American Legion
Masonic Temple
All-Al
Yu Order of Pioneers
Neen
Mvergreen
Walt Harrison
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Lucy Kk. Cole
New York
Alice May
Earmonton
Ratte Rom
Joseph D. Keller
Clyde
Veeze
Nellie BR Magiay
Preaka
Violet A. M
Leon IL
fRuseell
Wilhelmina
Lewis Fi Tripple
I. BD
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Grace Gorties
May Fm
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Madeline EB
Harnyback
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Ada
Hospital Jarvis
Frederick
Flrat
Kealing
William L
W. Walker
James G
Martin Lewis
Arthur Pl Potse F
Schoen
Jolie
Government
K. W
WinsBride
Creas-Dale
Ambrose Ridg
House
Wasshtington
Henn
New Jersey
Goodness
Dana Sleeth
Butler Drug CO
Gillette Rasor Co
Krank
Butler
Idrug Ce
J. P. Chase
James
Biliott
G. J. Bauer & CO. Tailor’ and Dressmakers
Fourth Ave
Oak
Boston Dental Company
Boston Dental Co
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
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