Escaped Prisoner Sought in Tacoma County Jail
Sheriff Cudihee offers $250 for recapture of F N Handy who escaped from the county jail in Tacoma. Reports say Whitford and Nelle Handy are connected and inquiries have yielded no clue to the man’s whereabouts as guards continue efforts to locate him.
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F. N
Sherff Whitford
Rm Tacoma
Cudihee
Clive
Whitford
Nelle Handy
Wkieton
Waney
Delaw
Quick arrest in burglary case at J W Seventh Avenue
Marty Long, a young man, was morning arrested by Patrolman Philbrick and Officer Hubbard on a burglary charge. He was bound over to the superior court with bail set at 1000 dollars. He allegedly entered the residence of J W at Seventh Avenue and purloined a hat and an overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Long
Orf Philbrick
Hubbard
Long
Seventh Avenue
Hightend
Hotel firm not dissolved amid rumor
A rumor spread in the hotel trade that the Hotels and Stevens corporation, led by W. E. Stevens, had dissolved. J. A. secretary of the firm denied the report. Gould suggested the rumor arose from a clerical exchange involving a Seattle head clerk taking a position elsewhere, implying no real dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Corporation
W. E. Stevene
J. A
Gould
Ing
Stevens
Seattle
See Yout and Okd Pack habeas corpus case
In a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Hanford the two defendants See Yout and Okd Pack claimed they were in the United States for education and intended to return to China. They offered no clear details about America beyond Pack recalling a railroad trip by rail from Seattle to Vancouver in 1887, with the record indicating uncertainty about their status and purposes.
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China
Hanford
América
Pack
Seattle
Vancouver
Amicable Divorce Granted to Lillian A Jones
The divorce suit of Lillian A. Jones against Charles H. Jones ends in an amicable division of property with an unopposed decree of divorce to the wife. Mrs. Jones accuses her husband of ties with another, and she moves to be released as his wife. He is now at liberty to remarry if he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Jones
Charles H. Jones
Jarvis Hall Military Academy Burns Near Denver
A church run academy named Jarvis Hall, eight miles from Denver, burned to the ground causing an estimated loss of funds and belongings. No injuries reported.
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Denver
Colo
Jarvis Hall Military Academy
Claire
Church of the Diocese of
State Briefs: Whiting Dies at 63 in Olympia
Charles L. Whiting, longtime Sound resident of 32 years, died yesterday at his Olympia home. He was 63. A bank claims settlement outline was filed by Robert Muir, receiver of the Scandinavian American Bank of Whatcom. H St John, promoter of the bank, offers to pay 5 percent of all claims, with the remainder in three quarterly installments plus 7 percent interest. The Lewis County Farmers Institute begins a session in Chehalis. Walter Coyne of Montesano is under arrest for theft of 141.45 dollars. Bemond was arrested at 4 on suspicion of two attempts to blow up the Sunset Palla Lumber Co. office near Index. W F P Knowles has been sentenced to seven years in Walla Walla.
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Charles L. Whiting
Olympia
Whatcom County
Robert Muir
Bank of
Whatcom
H. St. John
Se Bemond
Sunset Palla Lumber Co
Index
W. FP. Knowles
Walla Walla
Penitentiary Mention and New Postmaster Named
The notice reports a forgery case tied to Pullman and a group of menage. A post office opens at Preeland Island County Washington with Martin Devidean appointed postmaster. J M Hagperty vows to prosecute his persecutors after being tarred and feathered at Loomis.
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Pullman
Preeland
Island County
Waeh
Ree Newell
Martin Devidean
J. M. Hagperty
Loomis
Reporters Notes on Club Meetings and Lectures
The Classic Culture club meets Saturday at the Lincoln to discuss King Lear. The Ladies Benevolent Hebrew society gathered at 2:39 PM at the new Eagles hall on Second Avenue and Pike Street. Ad Astra club met yesterday at Mrs. Walsh’s home 2082 Sixth Avenue. A social ten was held last evening in Pythian hall at First Avenue and Pike Street under John F. Miller W R C. Rev. Geo Hustelle spoke at St Paul’s church on Warren Avenue and Republican Street about The Paspt A ston mer of the Seamer pp. The auxiliary of the tempien de Hirsch met Monday in the temple vestry room.
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Lincoln
Ladies' Benevolent Hebrew Society
New Eagles
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Ad Astra Club
Mra
John Walsh
Sixth Avenue
Pythian Hall
First Avenue
John F. Miller
Geo. Hustelle
St. Paul's Church
Warren Avenue
Republican Street
Tempien de
Explosion injures two on Seattle Interurban line near O Brien
A dynamite botched blast on the Seattle and Tacoma Interurban right of way near O Brien severely injures John Waldren and 16 year old Raymond Daniecis. Both were rushed to Providence hospital by ambulance after being brought to the city by Northern Pacific.
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Seattle & Tacoma
O' Brien
John Waldren
Raymond Daniecis
Trifled arrests in Vinegranta area prompt morning detentions
Ed O'Brien, L Witchkosky, and Pat Murphy were arrested by Officers Wilkes and Learing in Vinegranta. Andrew Bertiecca, a truancy case, was taken into custody by Officer McClurg. Jake Woodward, a machinist, faces interference charges after Patrolman W Cobbard, Louie Thomas, and Kittle Sa aided in the arrest. Ole Johnson was arrested by nm Sheehan and likely charged with vagrancy.
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O'Brien L. Witchkosky
Pat Murphy
Wilkes
Learing
Andrew Bertiecca
McClurg
Jake Woodward
W. Cobbard
Louie Thomas
Kittle Sa
Pletion
Tom Bevan
Melvin
Ole Johnson
Nm Sheehan
The Ships That Sail The Ships That Sail
The transport Kobert is delayed until Nov 7 for further repairs and loading of 3000 tons of forage. The Prescott was refused by Canadian customs due to unclear ownership and will return to Seattle. The EB. K. Wood will be towed to Vancouver for repairs after going aground near Smith Island and now rests at Port Wredeend.
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Kobert
Prescott
Port Townsend
Victoria
Seattle
EB. K. Wood
Smith Island
Vancouver
Wood
Portwreend
Dodson Arrested on Embezzlement Warrant in Missouri
Kit C Dodson a school teacher near Ritaville has been arrested on a federal warrant issued by Assistant U S Attorney Cushman He is accused of embezzling 98 dollars from cartmaster Al Mick in Missouri Dodson has been missing since February 1900 An indictment was returned by a federal grand jury in Missouri He was traced through letters Deputy Marshal Stringer led the arrest
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Kit C. Dodson
Ritaville
United States
Cushman
Dodson
Cartmaster
al Mick
Missouri
Marshal Stringer
University Telephones and Faculty Return for New Science Hall
A university telephones exchange is being installed with stations in the main building dormitories and power house. Professors Meany Yoder Cole Grove report travel in the state for lectures and engagements. Librarian Coffman orders $500 of books for language German history and physics. Professor Doubt orders $1,000 of laboratory apparatus including voltmeter and calormeter as walls of the new science hall rise.
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Banes Power House
Coffman
Enegueh
History
Physica
Varsity musical clubs plan state tour this winter
The varsity musical clubs, limited to thirty members, prepare for an annual state tour. Committees led by W. W. Woody J. Kellogg and G. P. Prigmore arrange trips to Olympia Vancouver Chehalis Centralia South Bend and other towns during Christmas vacation and a northeastern trip in spring. Professors Sharp and Murdoch lead ice mandolin and guitar sections.
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W. W. Woody
Kellogg
Olympia
Vancouver
Chehalis
Centralia
South Bend
H. 8. Bharpe Ia
W. F. Murdoc
Released and Rearrested in Grand Larceny Case in Court
May Andreawa was discharged by Judge J Bell on a writ of habeas corpus after 60 days detention without trial. She was rearrested as a new information was prepared charging robbie and a man named Wolmer with a substantial theft. In another matter Frederick G. Noyes sues George Weir seeking an injunction over an $8000 Alaska lumber investment. Martha A. Brewington sues Jonathan Trewington for divorce on desertion.
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Andrewa
J E Bell
Robbie & Man
Wolmer
Frederick G. Noyes
George Weir
Tallman
Noyes
Alaska
Asaya
Weir
Cera
Theaters Offer Recitals and Pantomime During Week
Paloma and Karla Sehram return from Alaska to present two recitals at Beatle theater this week with a Saturday matinee. They then head on an extended Eastern tour. Jack and the Beanstalk opens at Beattie theater for a full week starting Nov 10. Wilbur Kirwin company stages the production with full scenery. A Wise Woman plays at the Third Avenue theater drawing uptown patrons all week.
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Paloma
Karla Sehram
Alaska
Beattle Theater
Beattie Theater
Wilbur-Kirwin Company
Wilber-Kirwin Opera Co
America
Refused Licenses For Two City Liquor Applicants
The council police license and revenue committee refused liquor licenses for James Smith at the Terry avenue and HARRisan street corner and for Paul I Gianer at Milwaukee and Zilcott avenues. The action followed Abe Meyer versus Seattle Harness and Jevy Co in which the receiver reported to the county clerk yesterday.
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Council Police, License and Revenue Committee
James Smith
Terry Avenue
Harrisan Street
Paul I. Gianer
Milwaukee
Zilcott Avenue
A. Fortiouls
Abe Meyer
Seattle Harness and Jevy Co
Building permit issued for 1871 to 1335 First Avenue
C D Stimson has obtained a permit to erect a brick store building at 1871 to 1335 First Avenue. Estimated cost ten thousand dollars. In Seattle and vicinity, tonight and Thursday expect occasional showers and fresh southeast winds.
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C.D. Stimaon
First Avenue
Seattle
Vicinity
Receiver Disburses Sale Proceeds in Defendants Case
Property of the defendant company sold for 20500 dollars. After deducting attorneys and receiver fees, 18500 remains and will pay 66 percent of claims against the defendants. Judge Tallman authorizes the receiver to disburse receipts per the report.
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Roperty
Tallman
Pioneer Mra Rowe Mullany Dies at 2016 Third Avenue
City obituary notes the death of pioneer Mra Rowe Mullany who passed away yesterday at 2016 Third Avenue. Funeral arrangements are to be announced later by Collins Sherman Foley.
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Mra
Rowe Mullany
Third Avenue
Collins, Sherman
Foley Oo
Northern Pacific Travel Guide Schedule Fragment
Rail timetable notes list arrivals and departures for Northern Pacific routes. Mentions Seattle Vancouver Great Falls and Bend chapters with times and stops, butOCR garble obscures several details while preserving core traveler schedule items.
Referee Chosen for Seattle Gloves Contest at Georgetown
Editors of the Seattle dailies announced a referee for the Fredricks J Leason glove contest at Georgetown tomorrow night. The impartial official will not be named until the contestants are weighed in. Indications point to a highly successful event in Seattle.
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Georgetown
Seattle
Space
Stolen Sloop and Tender Reported From Harrison Street
G. M. Riley of Harris on street and Western avenue reports a sloop and tender belonging to him were stolen Saturday night from the foot of Harrison street. Beattie Fuel Co. coal carload mentioned in the notice.
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G. M. Riley
Harrison Street
Western Avenue
Coal
Beattie Fuel Co
Train Schedule Fragments Show Arrivals Across Regions
Fragmented OCR lists multiple rail routes, arrivals and departures with times across Whatcom Mt Vernon Seattle Columbia Puget Sound and other points. Entries reference lines New Westen Seas Franklin Overland and Bundey with unclear names and numbers.
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Whatcom
Mt. Vernon
Kapress Bisine
New Westen Seas
He Sm
Habenba
Columbia
Puget Sound
Celnek Poest
Franklin
Woodshed Fire Suppressed at Eighth Avenue Marion Street
An old woodshed at the corner of Eighth avenue and Marion street burned last night. Fire engines responded and managed to halt the spread of the flames.
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Eighth Avenue
Marion Street
For 2 in. Homesya Cheviot and 1 in. Extra Taffeta Silk
Catalog note lists 2 inch Homesya Cheviot fabric priced at 66 and 1 inch Extra Quailt Taffeta Silk priced at a bad value, indicating an error in the listing.
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Ie Homesya
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Lewis County Farmers’ Institute
Seasion
Walter Coyne
Montesano
New
Mia
Sunaina Eae
Pike &T
Cor
Bece Nd
State of Washington
Buffalo
Ll. N. Bigelow
Union Street
Second
Third Avenues
Meany
Insticates
Colfax
Yoder
Colegrove
Doubt
Waterman
Science Hall
Gena
Martha A. Brewington
Jonathan Trewington
Pelome Sehram
Jack and the
Third Avene
Boston Grocery
HAM
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Northern Pacific
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Battle’s
Pike ST
Peterson's
North Star Woolen Mills
Bbc
Dugmio
Stecescs
Cecesvecouvanenee
Castor
Fiat
THE
Seattle Electric Co
Atlas
Frederick & Nelson
Madison Street
Ey Blut
Harvard Dental
Western Mutual
Kegley-McIntyre Co
Occidental Ave
Burbank
D. S. Johnston
Burke
Grand Jonn Cof
Opera House
MA Suvet
Sager
Samuel C. Rork
New York
London
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Marie Lamour
Frederick Murphy
Pearla
Boc
Lale
I Qeattle Theater
J. P. Howe
Mnegr
Phone
Main
Hoyt’s
Texas
Hoyt
Washington
Texas Steel
B. Priestley
Bae
Bon Marché Nordhoff
Hirsch Pharmacy CO
Pike
Navy
N. c
Kirk
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Remington Rifles
Remington
You Baybert
E. C. Niles
Chevyl
Seattle Tailoring Oe
Hinckley Block
H. T. Turner
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Cherry St. Tel
New York Dental
First Ave
Howard Pite Mutual Life Building
Ports
San Francisco
Ramaker Music
Second Ave
Albert Hansen
Northwest
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