Has Change of Heart It Is Too Late
H. E. Dominy and Co. Joshua Green building owner was arrested by Constable James Shannon on abandonment and non support charges filed by his wife. She said neglect worsened after becoming involved with a young woman, though Dominy denied the claim and produced weekly checks as proof of support. Bail set at 1900 dollars. case to be reviewed with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kennedy.
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H. E. Dominy 4 Co
Joshua Green
James Shannon
Dominy
Kennedy
Dr. Silverberg
Chicago
Seattle
Rhode Island
Bilee
Naval fleets may clash in Baltic area
London reports a Danish source saying the German Baltic squadron is near ready to engage the Russian fleet. The czar's ships are described as steaming southeast from Helsinki to meet the Germans.
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Baltic
London
Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Grave in Galicia Reports 40 000 Austrians Buried
A letter from a Galician priest published by the Nieuw Rotterdame de Courant states Austrians in Galicia were buried in three layers in a single grave two yards wide and four miles long, totaling 40 000 lives.
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Amsterdam
Galicia
Nieuw Rotterdame de Courant
Quarantine Eyes Washington After Foot and Mouth Report
A Washington dispatch reports the Department of Agriculture will likely quarantine Washington state as a foot and mouth disease case is alleged in Spokane. Health officials confirm rapid spread from Montana and Dr. Eugene R. Kelsey intensifies cattle inspections statewide. Seattle prices feared to rise, though lifting BC cattle imports could avert it.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Spokane
Montana
Eugene R. Kelsey
Seattle
Charles H. Frye
Frye & Company
The
Star Today
British Columbia
Dominion
Blooded cattle held at Spokane after foot and mouth disease found
A herd of 101 blooded Holsteins from Lake Mills Wisconsin to Roy Washington was examined at the Northern Pacific yards in Spokane and found diseased with foot and mouth. The cattle, valued at 25 000 for breeding, will be killed and burned after valuation by a panel of a federal inspector a state inspector and a stockman.
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Lake Mills
Wis
Royce
Roy
Washington
Northern Pacific
Germans Seize Lead From Pianos to Aid War Effort
Berlin reports a secret order directs music stores to surrender all lead used in pianos and other instruments to the government as lead supplies dwindle in Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Judge Grants Divorce After Woman Funds Doctor Husband
Mrs. Hannah Silverberg receives an interlocutory divorce after Judge Humphries orders Dr. Carl W. Silverberg to pay $1,800 plus $50 monthly alimony and $250 in fees. The case exposes a marriage built on sacrifice and ambition turned to bitterness as inflation of money replaces love.
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Carl W. Silverberg
Humphries
Hannah Silverberg
Silverberg
Seattle Names New Police Chief Lang Tries Learn Ropes
Seattle welcomes Louis M. Lang as the new police chief succeeding Austin Griffiths. Lang outlines a plan to meet officers weekly for grievances and improvements while learning the department, after a Monday night handover and a briefing by Inspector Mike Powers.
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Seattle
Larry Williston
Louis M. Lang
Austin E. Griffiths
Griffiths
Lang
Mike Powers
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