Elopement of Countess Vilma Featet tes and Gypsy Fiddler
Oldenburg Hungary May 4 reports the marriage of Countess Vilma Featet tes to Rudolf Nyart, a Hungarian gypsy violinist. The couple, described as deeply in love, fled Munich's engagements to wed and plan a world traveling concert tour. Nyart says money enables travel and to show the world gypsy musicians.
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Vilma Featettes
Rudolf Nyart
Chimay
Rigo
Count Stephen
Rudolph
Philipotts
Vienna
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Seattle Star
Oldenburg
Hungary
Nyart
Nyari
Munich
Count Sprett
Rudi
Budapest
Rudi le
Rudi Nyart
Alki Point Open Natatorium Ready for Summer
Alki Point Natatorium has been prepared for summer activities. Arrangements may be made with Seattle Catering Co. for private dances and parties with light refreshments or full dinners. Services available at Alki Point or in Seattle. Phone West 22. oo
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Alki Point
Seattle Catering Co
Seattle
Phone West
City schools set teacher raises for next two years
The plan funds $070 for the third year and $720 for the fourth year with $450 for high school instructors. Fourteen teachers across city schools will receive the increases.
Chicago Woman Held for Murder by Poleon
Mrs. Mary Stadek was held by the coroner to the grand jury after an afternoon in Chicago for murder by poleon of her parent and Frank and Mary Motte, her brother and sister.
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Chicago
Mary Stadek
Poleon
Frank
Mary Motte
Swedish Heir Expected Shifts Royal Line
Stockholm dispatch reports an heir to the Swedish throne is expected to be born or announced soon, with implications for royal succession and national interest.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Atockholm
Romance of a $70,000,000 Estate Ends with Marriage Twist
In New York on May 4 three beautiful women figure in the legacy saga of silent Jas Henry Smith who died in Japan on his honeymoon after marrying the divorced wife of Wm Chinelander Stewart. A possible direct heir and a potential will contest heighten intrigue as Smith’s widow, already wealthy, may have settlements behind her.
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New York
Jas
Henry Smith
Japan
Wm. Chinelander Stewart
Smith
Teachers’ Raise Approved in Port Townsend Schools
Port Townsend May 4 The school directors vote to raise teacher salaries for graded and high schools and add an extra high school teacher. Current first year salaries rise to 870 with second year at 620, replacing prior scales that ranged from 470 to 961.50 and 7125 for high school.
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Port Townsend
Fort Townsend
Teerhore
Wickersham Making Good in Southeast Alaska
The Juneau Dispatch praises Judge Wickersham of Fairbanks for swift actions in disposing of important litigation. It notes his rising favor with attorneys and litigants, credits his 20 days of work, and lauds presidential support in reappointment efforts. The piece signals strong regional backing for Wickersham.
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Juneau
Alaska
Juneau Dispatch
Wickersham
Fairbanks
Gunnison
Roosevelt
Durable galvanised wire now in stock in multiple lengths
In stock now three styles of coin wire available in 36 34 40 and 48 inch lengths. Call or write for catalogue and prices.
Works Tee S228 Pivot Ave Phones Main 1942
The note lists a business at S228 Pivot Avenue with telephone numbers Main 1942 and Indi 1.2238. It provides contact lines for customer access and location reference.
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Main
April Shipping on the Sound Port Townsend Report
The April report from the U S shipping commissioner shows 2594 sailors shipped re shipped and discharged in the Puget Sound district in April. The district has risen to second among ports, trailing only New York and San Francisco, with January’s 2615 men and 1904’s peak of 1783 sailors.
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Star
Port Townsend
U. S. Shipping Commissioner
Puget Sound
New York
San Francisco
Magnolia Heights Reach Amid Quiet Parkside Suppers
A colonial era style description markets Magnolia Heights as a tranquil home site away from noise with sunset over snow capped Olympics. Magnolia Boulevard connects the Olmsted park plan to the esplanade and waterfront while visitors ride Fort Law electric to the tract’s government reservation branch office for sales details.
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Esplanade
Magnolia Heights
Fort Law
First Avenue
Government Reservation
Wear Brooke's Hats in 1831 Klein Street
A fragmentary note lists a shoemaker on Klein Avenue in New York in 1831. The text mentions Wear Brooke's Hats and a street address, suggesting a shop or business listing from that period.
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Second Klein
Avenue
Oe Street
NY Jang
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