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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1904

Page

7

Dugdale Returns to Manage Webfoot Ball Tossers

In Dunlap, Dugdale deserts his potato patch to lead the Webfooters in Portland. He plans to inspect the team, make needed changes, and take charge of Port lands, with Mrs. Dugdale joining for the southern trip next week.

Dunlap Portland van Haltren Beattle Demosthenes Euripides Beattie Eivery Seattle Dugdale Pacific Northwest Portlands South

Divorcing After 23 Years Married Life

Arthur Hettler files for divorce claiming incompatibility after 23 years of marriage. The article notes local council attempts to cut water rates linger in committees with no immediate action. Water Superintendent Youngs provides financial data, but the finance committee delays, awaiting a clear plan for a fair rate and city mains construction funding.

Arthur Hettler Daulton Finance and Youngs Mr. Zbinden Rude Zbinden

Labor Temple Case Dropped in Clallam County Court

The Seattle Brewing and Malting Company and the Seattle Labor Temple Association case was dismissed with consent of both sides. Interveners remain in court. The suit sought to stop sale of the temple site pledged for funds, and a receiver was asked amid alleged mismanagement. A separate action by the Retail Clerks’ Association proceeds with similar claims.

Seattle Brewing and Malting Company Seattle Labor Temple Association Hatch Clallam County Labor Temple Association Labor Temple

Local Marriage Licenses Sported In Odd Listing

Arthur Garvin and Cora Cos wentine both Ballard. Ben Hamlin and Louise Pabat of Chicago. John Green and Maggie Reed of Green Lake and Beattie appear in a mixed license notice. Tailoring is an ad line for a shop. Herald 1229 a.

Arthur Garvin Cora Coswentine Ballard Ben Hamlin Elliott Louise Pabat Chicago John Green Green Lake Maggie Reed Beattie

Save That Dollar Save That Dollar Moe Ad

A local Moe ad proclaims strong savings on every product category and promises clear proof of lower prices. The copy targets shoppers with a bold call to save on all items and entices with visible value.

Shirt Waist Bargains With Heavy Stock Clearance

The season has been backward and to avoid heavy stock we offer shirt waists in three lots priced from 60 to 96 cents and 1.26 to 2.25 dollars. The waists are fine quality in stripes, checks and solids, in all sizes and available while supplies last.

Stoessels Dream Claims Pobieda Torpedoed

A May 18 letter from Stoesels to General Broessel reports the Pobieda torpedoed by a submarine, while Russian and Japanese Far East naval assets remain unconfirmed. Local reports view Stoesels as deluded as no watercraft are known to exist in the Far East, with conflicting official statements.

ST. Petersburg Broessel Port Arthur Pobieda Huenan Stoeserl Far East

Western Couple Face Divorce Trial Over Alleged Infidelity

Henry Western sues Ada Western in Superior Judge Bell's court claiming infidelity. Ada Western answers with desertion and non support. The pair own a large ranch seven miles south of town and other property valued at $20 000. Ada contends Henry seeks to portray her as unsuitable to gain control of the property.

Henry Western Ada Western Bell Western Selec

Hearst Wins Delegation Fight At California Democratic Convention

In Santa Cruz on May 18 the California Democratic convention voted 365 to 246 to send an instructed Hearst delegation to the national convention. Hearst supporters praised his anti trust fight and calls for labor hours reform. The platform backs anti trust enforcement and better labor relations while opposing canal rights of way methods. Otto Erhardt sues Seattle Electric for 3586 damages after a streetcar collision while crossing.

Santa Cruz Cal Williem BR. Hearst Hearst Coal Trust Panama Canal Otto Erhardt Seattle Electric Company

Clothing Line Discontinued as Prices Slashed

We have decided to discontinue our line of clothing for men boys and youths. To do this quickly prices have been cut in half. Come and see for yourself as values and prices astonish you and we intend to sell every garment, though at a heavy loss.

Household Needs advertisement for spices and baking powders

A compact ad lists Crystala spices in 3 cakes for 10 cents Rainier Baking Powder a full pound can half price 25 cents Fatr Brand Baking Powder claims an unqualified guarantee and pure quality with price per pound.

Mfg. Co Rainier

Thief Sells Buggy Here After Theft From Kent

A buggy stolen from Charles Cady of Kent was found by Deputy Bunce in a town shop. The thief sold it for 19 dollars after renting the horse and buggy on Monday to a young man who said he needed it only for a few hours. The man did not return the rig and the sheriff’s office was notified. The thief and horse remain at large.

Charles Cady Kent Bunce Cady

Poison Delusionlands at Cigar Stand Man Committed

Nels Anderson, who ran a cigar stand at Second Avenue and Spring Street, was committed to the insane asylum today by Superior Judge Bell. He had shown strange behavior for some time and turned violent, believing everyone is trying to poison him.

Nels Anderson Second Avenue Spring Street Bell Anderson Frome

Kent Boy Honored With College Scholarship Award

County commissioners awarded a scholarship at Pullman Agricultural College to Roy Cavanaugh of Kent. The recognition honors his achievements and supports his studies.

Pullman Agricultural College Roy Cavanaugh Kent

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