Seattle inquest exonerates Steve Brodie in Bentley shooting
A coroner jury in Seattle King County found Will Bentley died March 18 from a gunshot fired by Steve Brodie in self defense at the Piccadilly saloon. The jury recommended Brodie be exonerated and discharged.
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Steve Brodie
Brodie
Piccadilly Saloon
Main Street
Seattle
King County
Gro
H, Clark
Poreman
Hoye
Bonney-Watson
Moore
Jock Handy
Bentley
Handy
Steve
Brodlehaa
Smary
Jordan
Bently
Jack Handy
Piccadilly
City Council Committees Expected Amid New Presidency
H. C. Gill, new council president, to announce committee appointments at Monday's meeting. Rude, a holdover, is expected on key committees while Crichton leads health and sanitation. Debates over police and license revenue panels, rule changes, and executive sessions raise public suspicion about secrecy in council actions. Mayor Ballinger supports open meetings.
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H. P. Rude
Rude
Gill
le Rude
Rede
F. P. Mullen
Dr. Crichton
Witi
Finance
Corporations
Police
Poice Committee
License
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Crichton
Crichtons
Star Chamber
Council
J. A. James
W. V. Rinehart
Abraham Kistler
Mannen
Great Northern
Park Board
City Advisory Committee
Ballinger
Get My Book Offer for Dr Shoop Restorative Trial
Advertises Dr Shoop's Restorative with a risk free trial at a low monthly cost. Claims cures for nerves vitality and organs, promises a druggist nearby will supply six bottles monthly for trial, and that the seller will cover all costs if it fails. Encourages sending for the book on the remedy and mentions sections on heart kidneys and rheumatic cases.
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Grugegists
SATO SET FREE IN DEADLY WEAPON CASE
The state dropped charges against H. Sato a Japanese man after Superior Judge Taliman dismissed the case on grounds of insufficient evidence. The alleged attempt to stab Hayashi occurred during a Washington street brawl on January 28.
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Taliman
Sato
Hayashi
Washington Street
Bato
Swamp Root Sample Offer in The Seattle Star
Readers offered a free sample bottle of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney remedy through the Seattle Star. Promotion claims kidney and bladder health benefits and includes testimonials and instructions to mail for samples. The notice cites Dr Kilmer and Binghamton New York, with a guarantee of genuineness by the paper.
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New York City
New York
Mall
Kilmer
Grug
Dr. Elmers
Binghamton, N. Y
Seattle
Child Custody Battle Over Ray Sansome Continues
The Washington Children's Hare Society filed an answer to Andrew Hansome's petition for custody of his son Ray Sansome. The society alleges the father is unfit to care for the child and the matter before Superior Judge Hell was continued to a later date.
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Sansome
Ray Sansome
Madeline Shane
Washington Children's Home Society
F. W. Clark
Washington Children’s Home Society
Washington Children's Hare Society Today
Andrew Hansome
Hell
Miss Carran Demands An Allowance
The Sullivan will case rises in the superior court as Marie Carran requests an allowance pending final estate settlement. Proceedings began today and are unlikely to finish before day’s end. Carran seeks the allowance despite a federal court order citing contempt of Judge Hanford. Irish heirs’ counsel have yet to press contempt actions.
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Sullivan
Marie Carran
Misa Carran
Hanford
Theft of horse and wagon reported on Occidental Avenue
Edwin Chriscorden of the Excelsior Laundry says he left his horse and wagon in front of the Touraine hotel on Occidental Avenue and Main Street. The outfit disappeared while he was inside.
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Occidental Avenue
Main Street
Edwin Chriscorden
The
Excelsior Laundry
Touraine Hotel
Insane Woman Committed to Asylum by Judge Bell
Mrs Hannah Peasely was committed to the insane asylum yesterday by Superior Judge Bell. She has been at the Wayside Mansion for three weeks, weeps constantly, and has attempted self harm. Relatives live in Auburn.
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Hannah Peasely
Bell
Auburn
Baker Theater to open four week engagement in Seattle
The Baker Theater company brings The Christian to the Seattle theater for a four week run starting Sunday, March 2, with Bether Lyon and Oza Waldrop in leading roles. After The Christian, Jane and At the White Horse Tavern follow, then Hoyts A Midnight Bell. The production boasts elaborate scenery and fresh mounting. La Mascotte continues at Olympia Opera last night with strong performances by Carl Haydn and Lotte Kendall. Mahara's Big Minstrel troupe begins next Sunday's matinee with a large cast and ten colored chorus girls Analyses note Good Friday closure as usual.
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Baker Theater Company
Seattle Theater
George le Baker
Bether Lyon
Oza Waldrop
Jane
White Horse Tavern
and Hoyts
Baker Ts
Beatle Theater
Olympia Opera Company
Third Avenue Theater
Uptown House
Carl Haydn
Billy McCarver
Gordon C. Colling
H. M. Price
Juvenile Entertainers Charm Seattle Audience
The Juvenile Entertainers delighted a large Seattle audience last night and will present a special matinee at the same theater tomorrow afternoon under Mrs Lang’s guidance. The young performers have improved greatly since their previous show and each act on the program was creditably presented. The musical comedy titled A Spanish
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Seattle
Parisian pianist shines in Garden Fete program
Harold Lauer, a young Parisian pianist, delighted a full house at the Grand with Schumann and Chopin pieces showing poetic temperament and flawless technique. Special numbers by Baby Mason Rose Cole and Rose Henry drew strong applause. Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Grand arrives tomorrow afternoon and night.
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Baby Mason
Rose Cole
Rose Henry
Harold Lauer
Schumann
Stetson
Tour of Inspection by Express Company Officials
Several high officials of express companies arrive for a tour of inspection. M. G. Hall of Portland, S. D. Bristow of San Francisco, and Eugene Shelby of Portland will come by the early morning train from Vancouver, B C. They will stay a day, then proceed to Tacoma and Portland.
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Portland
Western Division
Northern Pacific Express Company
S. D. Bristow
San Francisco
Pacific Division
Well-Fargo & Co
Express
Eugene Shelby
Northern Pacific
Vancouver
B. C
Tacoma
Milk Sample Tied to Infant Death in Fay Thompson Case
Dr. G. L. Tanger testified to Coroner Hoye that the milk implicated in the death of Fay Thompson's year-old child appeared pure upon chemical testing. Further findings were not disclosed in the report presented today.
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Hoye
G. L. Tanger
Fay Thompson
Ravensdale
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