Senator Carter in Local Court
A report from the region describes United States Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana facing a lawsuit in a local court. The suit, filed by J. M. Valentine and the Rent & Collection Co, seeks specific performance of a Seattle real estate contract from March 1906 or $15,000 in damages. The dispute centers on contract interpretation, with references to the northeast corner of Seventh and Columbia and the involvement of Senator Carter as defendant.
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Thomas Ho Carter
Io Department 5
EU Pawsuit
Rent & Collection Co
Seventh
Col
Umbia
J. M. Valentine
Onsele
Valentine
Carter
United States
Montana
Republican National Committee
Carnon
Uncle Sam
Edwin Hrady
Beaten Dogs Case Ends as Judge Rules Controversy
Carrie Hance and Hattie Doughty fought over a dog fight on a Monday case heard by Judge Gordon. A bulldog owned by Hattie and a terrier owned by Carrie allegedly fought in the street causing fear. The court proceedings focused on which dog started the fight and the animals were kept secured.
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Bebie
Gordon
Carrie Hance
South
Hattie Doughty
Hattie
Carrie
Constadie Fe
Bodies Still Not Recovered After Lake Tragedy Search
Rescue work for the three victims continues at the lake despite multiple methods failing to locate the bodies. Divers and helpers employ lights, ropes, and weighted hooks, while relatives Mr Vogt and Mr Goshern participate in the search amid undercurrents and dense aquatic growth.
Cooks and Waiters Plan May 24 Celebration Despite Union Dispute
The cooks and waiters union presses ahead with a six day week plan to start June 1 while seeking harmonious ties with opposition. A smoker at the Labor Temple Friday May 24 will draw about 400 of 700 members and nearby Seattle tradespeople.
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Cooks’ and Waiters
Labor Temple
N ‘Ted
Trade Now
Seattle
Re-indicted in Chicago for death-linked operation charges
Mrs Lucy Magenow was re-indicted by the Grand jury on charges tied to the death of Lela Maddison of Salt Lake and tied to the alleged shooting of ex-Senator Brown. Anna Bradley, jailed in Washington awaiting trial, is named in the case.
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Omicago
Lucy Magenow
Olegal
Lela Maddison
Salt Lake
Sleter
Anna Bradley
Washington
lHrown
Violence Eases as Rail Lines Run in Frisco Morning
Nine additional lines were operated by the United Railroads this morning as violence continues to decrease in Frisco. The report notes ongoing efforts to restore normal service amid improving safety conditions.
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Scripps Telegraph Servies
Bran Francisco
United Railroads
Mrs McKinley Stricken By Paralytic Stroke
Canton Ohio May 23 Mrs McKinley widow of the late President William McKinley suffered a paralytic stroke today and is unconscious. Doctors say she cannot survive and Dr Rixey has been telegraphed for from Washington for a possible consultation.
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Canton
Ohio
Bids Opened for Fire Engines Trucks and Supplies
The board of works opened bids for fire engines trucks and chemicals and will award to the lowest bidders on Tuesday. Seagrave Co of Columbus offered the lowest bid for trucks at 90 476. Robinson Company of St Louis bid 4146 for five wagons. Seagrave led in chemicals and trucks with a combined bid of 3923 for hoses and equipment.
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Board of Works
la France Co
Portland
Seagrave Co
Columbus
Robinson Co
St. Louie
Seagrave
Rob. Neon
Seagrave Company
Pirehose Co
Promoted to Spanish Treaty Claims Committee in Washington
May 12 in Washington Mary F Neugherty of Pennsylvania was promoted to the Spanish Treaty Claims Committee. The position had been declined recently by Lieut. Governor L Sherman of Illinois.
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Telegraph Servier
F Neugherty
Pennerlvania
Spaniah Treaty Claims Committee
L. Sherman
Iii@ete
Baseball Mitts At Cost Offer From A L Hail
A. L. Hail advertises baseball mitts at cost, located at 1111 First Ave. The note is a compact sales brief inviting readers to purchase at reduced price.
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A. L. Hail
Firat Av
Constantine vows to fight criminal and civil cases to end
William Constantine declares he will not serve a one year term for the shooting of his son in law Jesse Hall nor pay civil damages until the highest court decides. He plans appeals in both criminal and civil actions while lawyers file statements and pursue the cases through Olympia. The couple have vacated their Fourteenth Avenue home for a new address at 930 Twelfth Avenue North.
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Constantine
Walla Walla
Morris
Jesse Hall
Hall
Ilanderstand
Morris & Shipley
Olympia
Constantines
Fourteenthavy
Thomas
Twelfth Ave
North
Birth registrations list multiple newborns from May 18 to May 22
Births registered today include a daughter to Mrs Kimura at 414 Main on May 21 and a daughter to Mrs Huessy at Minor hospital on May 20. Other births: a son to Mrs Gaunce at 408 EB Harrison on May 18 and a son to Mrs Stevens at 1418 10th Ave on May 21. A son was born to Mrs Johnson at 46 Ewing on May 22.
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Kimura
D. Kimura
Huessy
Minor Hospital
W. ©. Huessy
Gaunce
EB. Harrison
Harold
A& Jen Stevens
Frank Stevens
Johnson
Ewing
John Johnson
Deaths registered for three individuals with partial details
Deaths were registered today for Stimeon Frank G. Stimson aged 39 on May 21 at 122 Becond nv. 8. Gregoire Adolfe Gregoire aged 66 on May 22 at Providence hospital. Liner Eila Biner aged 28 on May 16 at unknown location.
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Stimeon
Frank G. Stimson
Gregoire--Adolfe Gregoire
Providence Hospital
Eila Biner
Obituaries Mention Columbia at Pacific Hospital Dates
McIntosh James McIntosh aged 62 died May 19 at Pacific hospital. Hegier Arthur J. Hegler aged 7 died May 19 at 2416 Irving.
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Columbia
McIntosh
James McIntosh
Pacific Hospital
Hegier
Arthur J. Hegler
Irving
Elevator accident injures Kleee Apartments owner
H. E. Dane proprietor of the Kleee Apartments at 282018 First Ave injured last night when he fell down an elevator shaft while guiding the car to board. The safety catch saved him from a worse fall. He was taken to Pacific hospital and listed in serious but non fatal condition by Dr. J. Gosnell. The schooner Robert R Hind loads lumber at Eagle Harbor for southern California as the steamer Humboldt sails for Alaska at 9 pm.
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B. Dane
Kleee Apartments
Flrat Av
Dane
Dans
Pacific Hospital
J. Gosnell
Real Estate Push Sparks Rainier Beach Growth in Seattle
A promotional note touts real estate as basis of fortunes and urges buying in a budding Seattle suburb. It forecasts a thriving port town expansion, with a premium car service and free transfers linking Rainier Beach to other city areas within six months, signaling major transit competition and value opportunity.
Dr Lawson Jailed Likely 60 Day Term For Unlicensed Medicine
Dr O V Lawson head of the State Medical Institute begins a 60 day jail sentence in the county jail for practicing medicine without a license. Prosecution papers filed as remittitur from Olympia confirm writ of error against the U S Supreme Court was dismissed. Kosnos liner Abessinia docked at Eagle Harbor loading lumber and taking cargo. expected to sail for Hamburg in about three days.
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O V. Lawson
State Medical Institute
Griffin
Mackintosh
Olympia
The
United States Supreme
Eagle Harbor
Hambure
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