Burdick Murder Suspect Pennell Killed in Accident
Mareb t Arthur Pennell, a principal suspect in the Burdick murder case, was killed in a Kensington Avenue quarry cliff crash near Buffalo. His wife, severely injured, was unconscious and dying. a private detective had arrived to pursue the case, while the district attorney delayed showing Pennell’s remains.
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Rock
Buffalo
N.Y
Mareb T
Arthur Pennell
Pennell
Ures
Hurdick Hunter
Kensington Avenue
Phell
Detriet
Hat fails to suit Ballard police officer in early uniform change
Ballard march report notes Policeman La refused to wear the new city council adopted uniform. The hat, styled like a G. A. R. cap, drew his complaint as insufficiently metropolitan. He was dismissed and James Wilson appointed. The council began steps for a new Ballard fire department and authorized cost measures.
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Ballard
Ledyard
James Wilson
Beattie Des
Cook
Seattle
Peeee Seonenen Co Op
Reteil Dealer
Wholeeater
Grand closes with Miss Nance O Neill in The Jewels
Miss Nance O Neill’s engagement at the Grand ends with the final performance of The Jewels once titled Lash the Forlorn. The production features heavier act scenes for her and strong comedy with a lively love story. Lovers Lane plays all week at the Grand and is billed as extravagantly funny yet wholesome with vivid village types.
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Nance O'Neill
Jewees
Finnish Relief Benefit at Firet Free Presbyterian Tonight
An entertainment benefit to raise funds for Finnish famine relief will be held at the Firet Free Presbyterian church tonight in the Young Women’s Christian Association room. A paste of literary readings and a cake auction by church ladies is planned, with pie and bake sale items featured. The program includes piano solo by Martha Sackett, readings by Pearl Cunningham and Hanice Van Alstyne, a vocal duet by the Fowlers, and other performances.
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Iilles
Tewill
Finland
Young Women's Christian Associa
Ald Society
First Christian Church
Bie Bedal
Bra ‘Way
Olive Street
Mise Martha Sack
Ett
Pearl Cunningbarm
Mies Maire McIntyre
Hanci van Alstyne
the Fowler
New York
Bradford
England
Second Avenue
Annual Dog Show Drawings Near Beat Tie Kennel Club
The eighth annual Beat Tie Kennel Club dog show is set at the Armory from April 1 to 8. Copies will go to local and Pacific coast fanciers. entries are already strong and the event aims to be the most successful exhibition yet in the Northwest.
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Beattie Kennel Club
Armory
A & W Ll
N Wert
Pacific Coast
Marine News Ships Reach Port After Five Day Run
The steamer City of Denver and Dredger No. 1 from Switt & Truce arrived at port after a five day journey from La Conner. Cargoes were severely damaged and no word yet reached about the steamer La Conner's status. The Black Miner Dolphin awaited Kanway Friday morning. Pastenmer Hatte not yet completed. The steamer Banta Barbara waited for San Francisco from the Galbraith Macon dock at UH o'clock with a cargo of hamber.
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City of
San Franccisco
Galbraith-Tmacon
Heavy Gain in Exports and February Trade
The Puget Sound district reports February exports valued at 4,004,606 dollars, down from 9,254,696 the prior year with January as the only month higher. Lumber exports reached 9,400,000 feet. imports totaled 1,182,000. Duties for February 1902 stood at 96.60 dollars. A boy, Bart Dalton, 18, is returned to custody after Judge Bell declines to commit him to reform school for allegedly stealing 140 dollars from Dr Eugene Jordan.
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F Sound
Porte
Bell
Bart Dalton
Eugene Jordan
Marriage Licenses and Medical Office Moves Noted
The following marriage licenses have been issued: Ernest Picker age 21 and Camelia Crasety age 24 from Ballard. Philipp Piegon age 24 and Heulah Since age 19, both of Ballard. Dr. Lyons moved to 611 Lambert Exchange. Dr. Ghent moved offices to 9 Marton Building.
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Ernest Pickerime
Eogveb
Camelia Crasety
Balard
Philipp Piergon
Heulah
Ballard
Lyons
Ghent
Marton Ballding
Murray identified as dead burglar in Beattie morgue report
Positive ID of the dead burglar found in Beattie is traced to Murray and ties him to a San Francisco background. Coroner Hoye notes a bullet wound to the breast and a pistol injury to the head. W W Murray, a brother, plans to arrive. body will be held pending arrival.
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Henney- Watron
Mina Avie Moon
A T. Pritchard
Eighteenth Avenue
Murray
Waite
Mine Moon
Wan
Thomas Murray
Mica Moon
San Francisco
Hoye
Detwetive
Adame
Derringer
Jefferson Hall
Fitckford
T Paliee Department
W. Murray
Beattie
Oye
LM. Bennett
Shrewsbury
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Sam Morris
Madison
Durdick
Avell
Hardick
Jenew Pennell
Beattie Cricket
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Collins Block
Beamon
Turner & Co
Globe Bik
Ti Co
Seal Oy
Bartel Bh
Duater
Lion Clothing House
First Ave
Main St
Star Clothing CO
Erro
Cee
Melton
Genuis Mill
Ft Ad
Ccsiege
Cnli Bhoer
Bhoer
Cor
4Th Ave
Pike Street
Albert Hansen
I Clothing
Col
Marion St
Beattice
J. Brown
Union
Bonney & Stewart General Tireeters
Ambetmers
Ore, Third Ave
Columbia Street
Pelephe Main
Wash
Richmond
Sherman, Clay &Second Ave
Second Ave
D. H. Lee
Oly College
Thrnout
Sprciat
Fortsy Second
Tay
Seattle Transfer Co
Dabney & Woodhouse
Charter Oak Range
Dabney & Ee Hy
Ernst Bros
Pike Telephone John
Harvard Dental Para
H. E. Burbank
Howard KK. Burbank
Booth Beattie
Fruitvale
Cal
Ronney
Toklas Singerman
Second
Seneca Street Lumber Exchange
Marine News
Puget Gound
Anno Cafe
Hon Marche
Geo
MH. Woodhouse
W. S. Kirk
1St Ave. High Top
U. S
Ecker
Gillespie & Ecker General Contractors
Notter
Reem
Lumber Exchange
Brown
J. Boott Ecker
Biath Ave
Wm. Gillespie
Ninth Ave
B. Fougera & CO
Wiliam St
Bceee
Noromoff & CO
BOM Marche
Fels & Co
Manhattan
Rose of Persia
Perstan
Euatee
Sachs
Reguler
Celient
Lee
Roy
Boston
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