Divorce Granted to Woman from Mt McKinley Climber Husband
Mrs. Thomas L. Lloyd, wife of mining engineer who climbed Mt McKinley to dispute Dr. Cook, was granted a divorce by Judge Frater for desertion and non-support. He did not appear. She claims husband owns 100000 in mines and Nevada Alaska claims. They married in San Francisco in 1901 and have a daughter eight. She says she was left destitute in Alaska and had to work to survive. The divorce awarded her half the property. In a separate note, Mrs John Adduco, 39, gave birth to her 19th child today.
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Nevada
Alaska
Thomas L. Lloyd
Mt McKinley
Cook
Frater
San Francisco
Lloyd
Fairbanks
Seattle
Republican caucus nominates Kenyon for senate
Sixty Republican legislators in caucus last night chose Kenyon as their senatorial nominee. The stand patters refuse to back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Kenyon
Alaska Sale Notch in Ulysses Purchases and Other News
The March 30 1867 column notes the Alaska purchase from Russia for 7200000 dollars costing about 12 50 per square mile. It mentions Rex Beach and Alex McKenzie noting the bargain value. Other items include McAllister going insane on a Panhandle train and Heil dying on duty aboard a destroyer. The note covers Peary’s Navy promotion to rear admiral retired list with 6000 yearly, a Poughkeepsie hotel owner confronted by his deserting wife, Seattle minstrel show casting, Hunnewell women’s mayor and police judge ambitions, Atlantic fleet battle trials, and a Lincoln high school debating win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Russia
Richard Achilles Ballinger
Rex Beach
Alex McKenzie
Fire Loss Reaches Eight Million in Albany Blaze
Albany March 30 fire losses tallied at eight million dollars as crews began clearing wreckage. Fire engines stood by to prevent rekindling while officials decide on next steps, focusing on debris removal and securing the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluany
N. Y
Capitol
Minister supports woman suffrage as blessing to the world
Faithful Booster of Women reports Dr. C. F. Aked declaring male government makes cities seats of corruption and thieves. He says giving women the franchise would bring as great a blessing to the world as the coming of Christ. Also notes Seattle Automobile School ad and Virginia address listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
C. F. Aked
Dr. Aked
Mind That Found Itself Author Beers A Connecticut Businessman
Clifford W. Beers, aged 36, discusses his torture as an insane patient and critiques current mental health treatment methods. He explains how his mind found itself and his work organizing mental hygiene societies to improve cures. He is a Connecticut businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford W. Beers
Connecticut
Starwich Granted Back Pay After Salary Rollover
Matt Starwich the deputy sheriff who faced hostility from the county board for testifying before the 1905 grand jury will receive back pay around 800 dollars as his salary is increased to 125 dollars per month from 93.50 dollars. The adjustment restores his compensation following past reductions.
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Matt Starwich
Old County
Starwich
Long distance piano marathon shatters records in Pennsylvania
South Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports Lewis Thorpe played rag time and classical piano for thirty hours setting new marks for continuous plane playing. The event occurred March 30 as Thorpe performed in a local venue, while a separate note from Friedereichhafen March 20 mentions Count Zeppelin achieving a successful dirigible flight.
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South
Bethlehem
Lewis Thorpe
Friederichehafen
Count Zeppelin
Extra session rumors rise as Seattle and Everett chambers unite
The legislature faces a possible extra session driven by road legislation and reapportionment pressure. The Everett and Seattle Chambers of Commerce are coordinating to push for new laws while KOON AB Congress redraws seats. A 4 PM meeting is set to discuss the move.
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Everett Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Sion
Koon
Congress
Washington
Merchant in Trouble in Nogales Bribery Case
A. H. Babeby a prominent Nogales merchant was arrested and charged with bribing Mexican federal soldiers to desert. The report notes planned theater events with restricted music after 11 p m and compulsory selection for the night.
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Nogales
Ariz
A. H. Babeby
Heattle Press Club Masque Ball Promises Bumper Crowd
Demand for costumes points to a large turnout at the Heattle Press Club masque ball set for tomorrow night at Dreamland hall Seventh avenue and Union street. The notice hints at lively attire and festive mood.
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Heattle Press Club
Dreamland Hall
Union Gt
Roosevelt Prefers Quiet Stop in San Francisco
In San Francisco Colonel Roosevelt said he would make no speeches here and that the remainder of his stay would be devoted to rest and recreation.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Directoire Notions Belts and Hall Borchert Ad Justable Goods
Figures include Directoire belting silk and cotton belting in multiple widths with yard prices, Queen Coat Foundations at 25c to $1.00, Hall Borchert Perfection Adjustable Figures at 20.00, Peerless Adjustable Forms at 14.00 and 17.00, Hydra Hair Drying Combs at 1.00, all listed in a Fleet Floor catalog style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Hall-Borchert
Hydra
Ribbons and Laces for Millinery Trimmings
All silk ribbons five to seven inches wide in sky blue pink cardinal rose navy Alice blue white and black. Firm quality suited for hair bows and millinery trims priced at 25 cents a yard. First page notice.
Dress and Semi-Tailored Waists at 2.95 Special
About one hundred sample waists offered at 2.95 for clearance. Semi-tailored and dress styles include white figured laces, brown foulards, pentagon and black, and chiffon draped over net with embroidery. All sizes in assortment, though not all sizes in every style. Second Fiver.
Wool and Fibre Carpeting Clearance at 35 Cents Yard
A local store offers three carpet patterns in wool and fibre for clearance at 35 cents per yard. The deal highlights affordable options for home improvement.
Direct Action Gas Range Note in Illustration
The advertisement describes the Direct-Action Gas Range with the broiler above the oven for easy operation. It claims the pecular oven design saves gas and allows five feet of gas to bake biscuits on both racks, heating the oven in the process. Located on the first floor annex.
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MT. M’kinley
Chicago
John Adduco
Thomas Lloyd
Ovita
Kenyon !S
Pittsburg
Dickison McAllister
The
Chi Terminal Railway Co
Panhandle
McAllister
Los Angeles
F. M. Heil
Stewart
Robert Peary
North Pole
Robert
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Wm. Cobb
Cobb
Cork
Hunnewell
J. Wilson
G. A. Osborn
U. S. Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Indianapolis
Wm. Seatfe
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Searfe
Lincoln High School
Queen Anne High
Queen Anne Assembly Room
Seattle Automobile School
Broadway
Virginias
Weetlake Av
Kirkland
Lake Washington
Lake Shore
Burke & Farrar, Inc
New York Block
Madison Park
Kirkland Ferry Landing
Commercial State Bank
J. W. Maxwell
Seattle National Bank
Edison
Ak Edison
D. & Jomanston CO
Everett
Telegraph
Theattle
Colman Dock
Puget Sound
First Ave
Trick & Murray
Third Ave
Grand Junction
Col
Elufer Terrill
Ile Park Country
Chicago Museum of Natural History
Rotten
Chas. W. Morse
Grand Jury
Carnegie Trust Company
Teddy
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Cuba
Dresden
Piret Piper
Batiste
Firat
Direc
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Sherthes
Tovan
Tod
Billy P
Maine
Victo the Myst
Japan
Washin
Versity, Ac
Justi Maxwell T
Biles
Tim
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