Testimony damages Dr. Jordan in inquest case at Providence
The inquest probes the death of a young woman in Providence as Deputy Prov enes, Attorney Kriete and witnesses challenge Dr. Jordan s claim she suffered pneumonia. Five physicians dispute the letter dated April 7 and state the patient could not have had pneumonia on April 2. Witnesses refute the doctor s attendance claims and note Dr Jordan protested leaving the patient at the hospital on Sundays.
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Oroner
de Boe
Deegan
Heaney Watson's
Kriete
Gare
Jordan
Wilson Business College
Jortan
Mt de. Baw
Jordyn
Plouriey
Entenen
Ania
Dr. Jordan
Johnson
Atlee de Boo
Lly
Tory Ted
Johnwon Watt
Hh A. Shaw
Mr. Allen
Washington, D. C
Quashed Indictments Spark Seattle Court Action
The court halted two indictments amid long state explanation on Piper and George cases. Prosecutor Scott cited lack of proof for perjury and failure to show criminal intent, while witnesses described shooting details and hospital testimony as the inquiry adjourned with funeral arrangements for the deceased.
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Bal
Vicarious
Priest Accused in Murder Case Sparks City Turmoil
Agatha Reichiin and her brother were involved as police arrested a priest for a murder. Walser was found at St Joseph hospital after a warrant was served. He was jailed in Pihyria where bail was offered. The murdered girl's brother says Walser is innocent and a preliminary hearing is set.
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Agatha Reichiin
Walser
Mise Reichlin
St. Joseph Hospital
Pihyria
Brewery Workers’ Strike Threat Quelled by Arbitration
Seattle Tacoma Olympia workers faced a strike threat over wage demands as Beattie Brewing and Seattle Brewing & Malting reach for arbitration. State Labor Commissioner Blackman meets with union and brewery leaders to negotiate a new wage scale, with both sides hopeful for an amicable settlement and concessions from the companies.
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Brewery Workers
Seattle
As & Thoes
Tacoma
Olympia
Whatcom
Arbi- Labor
Beattie Brewing Ny
Arbhitra
Andrew Heinrich
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Blackman
Brewers’ Association
Harry Hayden
Frank Chrieman
Brewery Workers’ Union
Beattie Electric Company Damages Questioned In Lake Avenue Case
In Judge Griffin’s court a jury deliberated on condemnation damages for West Lake Avenue. The Beattie Electric Company and Action Counsel Gilliam had a stipulation, but the panel believed damages were excessive since the land could benefit the road extension. The judge appointed a foreman and directed a verdict to reflect the stipulation and reduce the payout.
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Company I
Griffin
Weat Lake Avenue
Beattie Electric Company
Gilliam
Beatie Electric Company
Ppd
Hough
Kilte Memiere
C P Burnett Married Benedict at City Home
Charles P Burnett and Misa Bessie Hovinson of this city wed at the bride’s parents home 626 Keyleston avenue north at noon. Rev J P apase officiated with KH L Reber as beat man and Mrs A M Robinson as matron. The couple, united in marriage, left for a short wedding tour after the ceremony. Burnett is a Seattle newspaper man and writer.
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Charles P. Burnett
Misa Bessie Hovinson
Keyleston Avenue
J. P
Apase
KH. L. Reber
A. M Robinson
Burnett
Seattle
J. N. Robinson
Muskegon, Mich
Burnest
Windfall for the Bank of Ballard
Depositors of the defunct Bank of Ballard will share in assets amounting to 4,566 dollars more than initially estimated after corrections in the bank’s elastic account. An error credited 4,000 to a Ballard loan instead of the cashier’s account at Beattie, with interest since then. total liability to Mr. Shuey rises to 4,445 dollars. Further corrections adjust a 10,000 balance, prompting a petition to court and related actions in Chicago. Wheat prices noted at 727 8.
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Bank of Ballard
W. Th. de Long
Shuey
de Long
Bank of
Tiaine
Denk
Bhuey
Mallerd
City Jail Prisoner A Raving Maniac
George Johnson, a stranger, caused chaos after a night in the tenderloin. He was bound to a straight jacket in the city jail, then placed in a padded county jail cell as officers fought to restrain him. He raved, splashed water, and attacked staff during the incident. Police report he claimed recent arrival in the city and spending $400.
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George Johnson
Streight
Corbett
Johnson
Salon Gaitor
Joe
Cyarne Givens
Wee Stark
Jader Corbett
Jatier Corbett
Death of W. A. Shorey in Ballard
Special to The Star. Ballard, May 2. W. A. Shorey a well known real estate dealer and prominent citizen died last night from an attack of dropey. He had been a resident of this city for 16 re. He leaves a wife and daugh
Cement Workmen Prepare Reorganization Meeting
President Pohie of Ure Weetert Central Laborensen calls a meeting of 200 cement finishers and helpers at Musicians' hall tonight to form a union affiliated with the AFL and Western Central. The prior union faded four years ago. organizers say wage hikes are not the immediate aim. Beattie and San Yraneteco basebell teams of the Pacific Coast League will attend the Beattie theater tonight as guests of manager J. P. Howe with tickets reserved.
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Pohie
Ure Weetert Central Laborensen
Musicians’ Hall
American Federation of Labor
Western Central
Neon
Beattie
San Yraneteco
Pacifc Coast League
J. P. Howe
Therm
After Six Specials at Store Window Picks
Ladies gloves corset covers and fine garments on sale after six specials. Highlights include satin and braid trimmed percale items, white waist blouses, serge dresses, knee pants, horn collars, watches, decorative buttons, toilet soap and crepe paper. Prices range from 10 cents to 2 dollars with emphasis on value.
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Cesar Ennes
Disputed Turtle Mountain Slope Sparks North West Crisis
Premier Haultain and Dr. Malcolm warn of a creeping mountain peak threatening Frank N W T as engineers urge evacuation. Special trains move residents along the Canadian Pacific line while police guard vacant homes and the hospital remains staffed.
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vicTronia
Frank
N. W.T
Maultain
McHenry
Canadian Pacific Railway
Haultain
Fieet
Canadian Pacific
Ger. Springs
McCarthy
Coal Company
Breckenridge & Lund
Victoria
Mcklenry
Turtle Mountain
Northwest Territories
Malcolm
Roosevelt Western Trip resumes with multiple Kansas stops
President Roosevelt travels by presidential special through Kansas with stops at Topeka Manhattan Junction City Abilene and nearby towns amid enthusiastic ovations. Crowds greet the president as he speaks from platforms and a Denial of newspaper quotes is issued via wire.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Abuene
Parifia
Bharon Springs
Denver
Roosevelt
Regiar
Fort Riley
Kas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Nels
Tacoma Jury Rules for City in Lamp Trimmer Suit
In Tacoma on May 2 a jury awarded the city a verdict in favor of the defendant in the case of R H Lane lamp trimmer seeking 26000 damages for injuries after falling from a light pole in March 1902 alleging defective apparatus.
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the Star
Tacoma
R. H. Lane
Banner Day in San Francisco Divorces Granted
Yesterday in San Francisco divorce courts 28 divorces were granted marking a record day. The proceedings reflected a surge in dissolutions across local families and households.
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San Francisco
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