Children elope from Everett theater in January
Berquist an 18 year old rents opera glasses and elopes Tuesday with Dolly Deveral a 16 year old resident of the city They married in Snohomish County and traveled to Seattle last night staying at the National Hotel The families clash over the match and authorities may pursue a license for the couple to wed.
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Berquist
Dolly Deveral
Anne
Snowounty
Pverett
National Hotel
Iroquois Club Forms as Democrats Prep for Campaign
The Democrats plan a new Iroquois club to promote party principles and unite factions. Key figures include Beattie, William Piggott, Sam Calderhead, and George F. Cettert, with Judge Moore and Godwin as leading contenders. A possible dark horse candidate is rumored but unnamed.
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Democrats of P
Iroquois Club
Joe Liv- Be
Feng
Chikago
Cook County
Ratio
Democrats
Pme
John
Beattie
Willam Piggott
Sam Calderhead
Humes
Geo. F. Cettert
Judge
Trade Interests Press for Canada Reciprocity Talks
Washington merchants from several chambers urge President to pursue reciprocal treaties with Canada. The president says he sees no need to declare preference yet believes such arrangements could improve commercial relations and boost goods sales.
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Ngton
D. C
Sev
Com
Eeti
Canada
Bilt
Judge Completes Testimony as Case Closes in Court
Noves Francisco reports that the judge has finished testimony in the case and the trial is closed before Heacock as it moves to the circuit court of appeals.
Rout of Filipinos on road reported
Mov 14 Captain Hart’s force clashed with about 200 Filipino insurgents on a road. The Americans routed the attackers, some Filipinos were reported killed, and casualties to American soldiers followed.
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Hartairy
President buys two handsome gifts for admiral from dealer
In Two Bays Ohio on November 14 the president purchased two items described as handsome gifts from a dealer. The report notes the price and indicates the items were named by the president as gifts for an admiral.
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Tmimore
Burglar Was a Dog Reported in Sunday Incident
A confusing police note describes a Sunday event on Third Avenue near Madison Street where bystanders claimed a Newfoundland dog was the burglar. Witnesses recalled a dog near the southeast corner as officers investigated the scene.
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Barr
Third Avenue
Heman
Madison Stree
Mt An
Rescue effort leads to jail for Kelly in Dupont incident
An Arctic employee and two others attempted a rescue at morning in Dupont. One man refused aid and nearly drowned, while Stepler helped stabilize the scene. Kelly was later arrested in connection with the event.
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Kelly
Dupont
Arctic
Toin
Stepler
Footpads Rob Forrest Near University Street
Thomas Forrest was robbed by two armed men at the foot of University street early yesterday morning. The bandits took $1.55 in money a knife and a pipe after showing a revolver and ordering him to surrender. Police have descriptions and expect quick arrests. Forrest lives at Third Avenue and Jackson Street and was returning home from the city’s northern part.
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Thomas Forrest
University Street
Forrest
Third Avenue
Jackson Street
Seaman Narrowly Survives Fall From Bunkers
Fred Cros, a seaman, fell 14 feet from a pile boom near Pacific coast bunkers while returning to his ship. He struck his head and face, was severely cut and stunned, and passaers by carried him to the Wayside Mission for care from Dr. De Soto.
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Fred Cros
Pacific Coast
Dr. de Soto
Six Year Old Boy Scalded At Home on Second Avenue
The six year old son of Wm Nelson was badly scalded at 924 Second Avenue South Tuesday night while playing near a cookstove. A frying pan tipped, dumping boiling water on the boy, scorching his back from neck to waist. Dr. Ludjew attended. he showed marked improvement that afternoon.
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Wm. Nelson
Second Avenue
Dr. Ludjew
Butler Hotel Keepers Acquire Jet Corner Livery Plan
Hamm and Schmitz, proprietors of the Butler hotel, bought a jet on Sixth avenue south and Weller street to build a livery stable at a cost of 15, and they also purchased five acres in the Duwamish valley adjoining their farm for 1250 dollars. The land is set to expand the Hamm and Schmitz ranch operation.
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Hamm & Schmitz
Butler Hotel
Sixth Avenue South
Weller Street
Duwamish
Mesars, Hamm & Schmitz
Young men given suspended sentences in town court
A city court heard a case with about 21 year old Bell and several longtime offenders. Bell and McFadden Wiley Sullivan Bitan and Sloan received suspended sentences during good behavior, while McCullock McCarthy and Sloan faced ten days in jail or other terms. The exchange with the city attorney and the defendants highlighted repeated arrests and jail time among the group.
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McCarthy
Scotty
McCullock
Sloan
Al Ki Arrives From Skagway After Severe Alaska Storm
Pacific Coast Steamer Al Ki returns to port at Queen Charlotte with 63 passengers and 1200 tons of cargo including 600 tons of concentrates and 700 tons of salting salmon. Crew reports decks awash and gear lashed as seas proved the worst for years with icebergs complicating the voyage. Captain Dudley sought shelter as snow and hail hindered navigation in Taku Inlet and other Alaska waters.
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Pacific Coast Co
al Ki
Skagway
Queen Charlotte
Dudley
Alaska
Taku Inlet
Topeka
Al-Ki
Two men arrested for cigar store break in at Third Avenue
Detectives Adama and Byrnes arrested Jack Lyons and George id yesterday morning after an attempted break in to a cigar store. A bulldog inside barked, and the pair were taken into custody. Lyons was identified as Joe Morris, an ex convict, but no charges were filed yet.
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Byrnes
Jack Lyons
George Id
T17
Third Avenue
Wee
Lyons
Sergt
Mike Powers
Joe Morris
Reed
Pleasant Surprise Party for Mies Lizete Wineberg
A surprise party was hosted last Sunday by friends of Mies Lizete Wineberg at her home 1563 Yealer Way. Attendees included Mr and Mrs D Klein, Mr and Mrs D Rickle w, Mr and Mrs Werebinder, Mr and Mrs D Block Jr and Mrs H Block, and many others.
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Yealer Way
D. Kiein
Mra. D. Ricklew
Mra. Werebinder
Mra. D. Block, Jr
Mra. H. Block
Mra. Gorbelove
Mra. Samuels
Mrs
H. Genes
Mies Sarah Goldberg
Mis
Krem
M. Nickles
N. Rickles
Kalman
H. Keasier
King County Teachers Undergo Regular Quarterly Exam
The regular quarterly examination of King County teachers began this morning in the Collins building. The scene this year may be affected by an appropriation made by the state legislature, which is said to be insufficient to permit the usual number of examinations this year.
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Collins
Lnsnt
Bf Unte
State of Washington
County of
King
Emma Hubbard
Silas Hubbard
A. D
Washinton
Speckert & Carbsidy
Postoffice
Arlington Hotel
Seattle
Waahwe
Mth
Superior Court
Alfred A. Pancake
Peter Peterson
Hannah Peterson
Nels Peter Peterson
Hannah C. Peterson
Transwer
W. M
Washington
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
United States
A. A. Pancake
George Pancake
Harrisburg Trust Company
George A. Pancake
Peters and
Powell
Dexter Horton Bank
Beattie
Coroner Hoye on Vacation Heads to California
Coroner C. F. Hoye takes a three week vacation in California. During his absence Deputy Coroner Buckley will oversee the coroner's office. Also notes a new belt buckle line by W. H. Finch and a Bay stock Inter-State Fisheries Co. offering 40 percent Pacific block.
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C. FE. Hoye
California
Buckley
Bay Stock Inter-State Fisheries Co
Pacific Block
Ships Sail to Dock for Fort Caseyle Ordnance Load
The steamship Garonne has departed toward Quartermaster Harbor and may dock after Roanoke repairs. The City of Topeka may also dock there. A heavy ordnance shipment for Fort Caseyle is loading for a local steamer from the Galbraith dock. The Rapid Transit returned after bad weather delayed unloading. a new attempt will be made this afternoon. The German steamer Elba, repaired after a collision, has moved to Great Northern docks to load wheat for Europe.
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Quartermaster Harbor
Roanoke
City of
Topeka
Fort Caseyle
Galbraith Dock
Atlana
Moran's
Great Northern Docks
Two More Room Robberies Reported In City Hotels
Fred McGrath reported a burglary at his Dickson hotel room in Fremont with an overcoat and trousers stolen. RK. R. Lier said his Hotel Ronn room on Sixth Avenue South and Weller Street was robbed of a coat and other clothing.
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Fred McGrath
Dickson Hotel
Fremont
RK. R. Lier
Ronn
Sixth Avenue South
Weller
Tacoma and surrounding tales of crime and court
Attorneys win habeas corpus for Clair Rhodes in Tacoma as authorities recover the boy. A motorist jailed for homicide in Batonville. A man hanged in Tacoma and another sent to state prison. Nuckiey suit for damages over a street injury. Saloon crackdown in Walla Walla. Unknown man found on the beach near Mukilteo. Everett awards Elks hall contract to H W Fargo Co for 3540.
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Mra
Imma Oa
Tacoma
Clair M. Rhodes
Bamurl Aith
Fadmonda and
Mukilteo
Elks Hall
Pverett
H.W. Fargo & Co
Seattle Tonight Weather Forecast
Seattle and vicinity expect showers this evening with southerly winds. Temperatures remain mild as the system passes through the area.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Mefford on the Stand in Local Shooting Case
Witnesses recount the aftershocks of the shooting at Brown's corner as Mefford testifies about alleged observations. The testimony covers a dramatic exit from Guy's drug store and a struggle inside, with Branley noting a large man rushing out and knocking down two women. The defense questions show the witness denying extreme fear.
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Mr. Hart
J. A. Costello
Brown
Meredith
Azores
Siliam A. Branley
Fewa
Guy's Drug Store
Hart
Witnen
Witheant
Mr. Mart
Municipal civil ey a event ends for applications
Today marks the last day for applications for a municipal civil event to be held on November 2. The notice lists items and prices, including umbrellas and samples, with references to Judge William H. Brinker and moves of his law office from Colman block to Pacific block.
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Neanatene
William H. Brinker
Nome
Colman Block
TIT Pacific
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