Arctic steamer Arctic leaves Nome amid ice and hardship
The Arctic, Capt. 0 Erick with passengers and $250 000 from Nome last night, is the last steamer to leave for the season. The schooner Bar Hemster was to depart soon, likely heading to Unit fly ng. Passengers report many hardships on the Nome to Port harbor voyage, as ice forms. Winter development proceeds with Nome firms Old Glory Anvil and Rye creeks.
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Arctic
Erick
Nome
Eason
Bar- Hemster
Ralph J
Putet Harbor
Eninichyek
L. S. McLennan
Old Glory
Anvil
Rye
Yukon
T. J . L. & McLennan
Family of Misfortune Holds Up Bakery on Third Avenue
A bakery on Third Avenue was held up last Thursday night by a young suspect linked to a Seattle gang. The Baker ministry and a sister are mentioned, with the mother detained in jail awaiting trial for larceny from the person. the sister is in county jail, likely to be sent to reform school.
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Third Avenue
Baker Minitery
Seattle
Baker
Wae Pinto
Reform
Otto Meminge
Ares’ Anumaitetne Dhantia Een En Retewe
Moran Bros.” Shipbuilding Ie Boat
Capitol Hill
Eabenien
Blows
Fourteenth Avenue
City Park
Moran
Hengt Moran Willen
Puget Sound
Evergreen Shores
Lakeington
Cascade
Mount Rainier
Oregon
Robert Moran
United Boongs
Robert Hill
Allons
Sean Gentile
Spiteful Lawsuit Over Pond Between Neighbors
Albert Turpy of Chappaqua sues next door neighbors Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Valentine for 2000 dollars claiming a pond built between their houses caused 3000 dollars in property damage and animal infestations. The case highlights a neighbor dispute over land use and nuisance claims in New York.
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New York
Albert.Tur Py
Chappaqua
A. T. Valentine
Aitoes
Bohemian Girl Impresses Seattle Theater Crowd
The Wilbur Kirwin Opera Company presented The Bohemian Girl at the Seattle theater last night. It made a fine impression with strong voices and creditable acting. The colorful production sparked opera popularity and included The Two Vagabonds and the Girl With the Auburn Hair sketch. A Grand Ree fence performance of The Cowboy and the Lady drew a lively audience, described as one of the gayest farces of the season.
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Wilbur-Kirwin
Seattle
Petotet
Adolph
Third Avenue
Wilkup
Kevin
Building Permits Issued in City Owner's Office
The following building permits have been issued in the city owner's office. Sizer and Benton at 516 Fifteenth Avenue receive two story houses for 2800 dollars. Plumb and Ferm at Tenth Avenue North construct frame houses for 2600 dollars. D. McDonald at 976 Twentieth Avenue builds a rotory frame house for 800 dollars. Irene at 1208 East Baie Street 1 story house 3800 dollars. J J Phillipa at 232% Sixty-third Street 1-story frame house 400 dollars. B Marshall at 1418 22 East Pine Street 2 story frame 9500 dollars. Mrs Julia A. Cuse at 312 St. Kaet Pine Street two 2 story houses 900 dollars. Robert Anderson at 4109 story frame house 4109.
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Sizer & Benton
Fifteenth Avenue
Plumb & Fermet
Tenth Avenue
Seventeenth
D. McDonald
Twentieth Avenue
Irene
J .J. Phillipa
Sixty-third Street
B. Marshall
East Pine Street
Julia A. Cuse
St. Kaet Pine Street
Robert Anderson
Etory
Methodist Ministers Meet in Seattle Monthly Session
Yesterday the First M E church hosted the Seattle Methodist ministers gathering with Rev. George Ar rion and others present. Rev. S P Brokaw and Rev Lovesou nd spoke as Wilmot Whitfeld contributed, presenting a paper titled The Wrath of God which will be continued and a pamphlet of the work will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
George Arrion
P. Brokaw
Breretta
Lovesound
Wilmot Whitfeld
Ladies Musical Club Concert at Grand Opera House
The Ladies Musical Club presented a successful concert at the Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon. Robert Fames attended a reception at her home. Mr. seventh avenue plans an event next week at Audito re. Mr Joseph Richards will give a Thursday program.
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Ladies’ Musical Club
Grand Opera Howe
Auditore
Joseph Richards
Seamen's Friend Society to Hold Annual Meeting
The Seattle Seaman's Friend Society will hold its annual meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the United Presbyterian Church. Members and others interested are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seaman's Friendly
United Presbyterian
Cit
Utopia Lam Up Head Towed to Thin Ker George Starr
A fragment reports a tow or transport involving Utopia and a person named George E. Starr. The text is garbled, with unclear roles and actions described.
Charged Tampering Case Proceeding in Prude County Court
A warrant was issued in Prude Mississippi court charging J Rin with attempting to prevent a witness from appearing. The case involves attorney F L Aten and possible evidence presented at the hearing.
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Prude
F. L. Aten
Disorder in Northport Provokes Deadly Clash
Report from Nev. indicates Joplin will be taken to hospital after a clash between union and non union factions. Kennedy is not expected to live. Authorities order vigilance as concealed weapons reports surface amid tense conditions.
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Northport
Nev
Promised Woolen Mill Scheme Near Seattle Detailed
The Promised Woolen Mill project in Seattle gains traction as Auck land New Zealand investors form a company capitalized at 600000 dollars with plans to invest 250000 in a Seattle plant. Machinery will be advanced and a steamship line to Beattie and South Seas ports is contemplated to expand trade. Some promoters sail for Seattle early next year, with routes via Europe and other sites under consideration. The report also notes subsequent legal updates including divorce actions for Ivy Myrtle Higabee and Frances Darby.
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Jen Mu
Seattle
New Zealand
John Graham
Globe
A. McLashan
Auckland
N. Z
Mclashan
Australa
Bickashani
Beatie
Zealand
South Seas
Melan
Europe
Selling Pawn Ticket Confusing Prelim at Court
Fragmentary text shows a pawn ticket issue discussed in court, mentioning Frank Appel, Justice Cann, and a payment plan with interest. Earliest readable details include ticket numbers and references to owing money, with garbled phrases about ownership and cooling remarks.
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Frank Appel Waa
Justice Cann
Contempt Ruling in Tacoma Court and Local Suit
In Tacoma a man named James Bachelor faced contempt by Judge Griffin for violating a court order. Mra M C Hadiong sues G C Budiung in Superior Court seeking 136.50. Neta Peterson was yesterday found guilty by jury in Judge Grima's court of larceny from the person.
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James Bachelor
Tacoma Street
Griffin
Gators
T Court
Mra
M. C. Hadiong
G. Co. Bu Hertt Trusband
Abe
Geo. C. Budiong
Neta Peterson
Jud Grima's
Trade bids from Seattle aim to secure Orient market
Fragmentary OCR shows Seattle plans a further bid for Oriental trade. Mentions G. M. Taggart of Lilly Hlogardus Co San Francisco and M Barber of Armour Co en route to join others in pursuit of Orient business.
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Seattle
Stuttering Help Reported From German Brotherhoods
A cablegram from Netiin mays describes instruction for stuttering children in German brotherhoods. Two methods are noted: one aims to train vocal patterns, the other uses repetition techniques. physicians warn against unproven cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ulster
Notorious Highwayman Myers Identified as Butler
Frank Myers alias Butler, arrested for stealing a watch, is recognized by Sgt. Mike Powers after jail transfer. Myers, once jailed in Seattle in 1496 for stealing an overcoat, had Montana ties and a rumored past in a fatal hold up. He admits identity but claims reform.
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Frank Myers
Freeman and
Chipman
Mike Powers
Myers
Butler
Seattle
Amea
Montana
Grant
Sergi
Powers
Rogues’ Gallery
McNally Arrested in Assault Case Involving Gallagher Family
Wm. McNally, a teamster, was arrested by Detective Barck on a warrant sworn by Frank Gallagher charging assault and battery. The incident involves Gallagher's wife Cosi, with additional references to Beattie Fuel Co and 1018 Third Ave.
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Wm. McNally
Barck
Frank Gallagher
McNally
Gallagher
Cosi
Tén
Carload
Beattie Fuel Co
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Washington Camera Club
Warner
Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Co
the Cowboy and
the Lady
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Methodist
Seaman's Friend Society
Utopia’ Lam UP
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Texas
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of State
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London
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Jean
Ivy Myrtle -Higabee
George Sigaban
Baker Wan
Tallmanrom Micha Baker
Frances Darby
Frank Appel
Roy
Witter
Pringw Medical
Deal
Fred E. Sander, Inc
Mii Yesler Way
C. Berg
Tel
Deattic Fuel Co
Frederick & Nelson Fite Furnith
Thia
Witl
Borothi
Frederick & Nelson
Kadison
Chas. G. Holcomb
Keeley Institute
Keele Run
British Columbia
Institute
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Fremont
Sullivan Bue
G. T. Castle
Mgr
NAP
John Cort
Mal
Iager
S. Miller Kent
The
Cowboy and the
Lady
Clyde Fitch
Manok Gannen
Mowe
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Eyea
Ray
Mason
Germany
Rudolph
Udate
SS Keng
Rainier Hardware CO
First Ave
Seneca St
Mach Davib
Godrien
Answorths Pharmacy
Savond
Main
Seattle Optical CO
Speak of the Star
Co & Fee
Epostt and Truat Co
Bullda Tol
First Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Sale
Alsieg
Alaska
Tron Tonic Bitters
Ned Teguar
Colgate
Craven
Priestley
Merton
Mellon
Oxford
Castor
Mackintoshes
Tororrow & Garment
Clay Eversole
Second Avenue
Harvard Dental
Western Mutual Building
Ever Gernan Bakeory
Aterprooe
Treen
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