Inquest Clears Kinney Death In Seattle Coroner Proceeding
Coroner's inquest identified H P Kinney's body after he was shot Saturday by John Henry in a Central Saloon disturbance. Testimony from J H Kinney and David Gross supported Devine's account of the events and the fatal shot. Doctors testified on the wound, jury ruled Kinney died from pistol fire. Additional local items note a drowning in Olympia, mayoral nomination in Northport, a disappearance in Mount Vernon, a Centralia worker's death, a 1851 arrival in Washington Territory, new freight engines for Great Northern Cascade division, and upcoming state teachers convention in Everett.
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H. P. Kinney
John Henry
J. H. Kinney
David Gross
John Devine
Henry
J. Hannan
Devine
HM. P. Kinney
Second Avenue
Freeman
Saerg
Drs. Carrell
Ostrom
Kings
J . Colored
Bert Hutchison
Mount Vernon
Hatter Bros
Centralia
Regentey Yakima
Washington Territory
Ragtime Denunciation Echoes Through St Louis Church
A clipping reports George's Episcopal church hosting a sharp rebuke of rag-time. The speaker attacks the music as animal in nature and linked to the cake walk, vaudeville, and sour beer atmosphere in summer gardens, reflecting public controversy over rag-time.
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ST. Louis
George's Episcopal Church
Perry in Command at Empire City Strife
Consul Cudger cabled the state department that rebels were defeated at Empire City. He stated forces were halved in number and rail communications were impacted. Navy officials later ordered Captain Perry of the Iowa to command four U S warships at Colon and Panama to guard the railway across the Isthmus.
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Washington
Cudger
State Department
Empire City
Perry
Iowa
United States
Colon
Penama
Brief Bliss Ends As Soldier Marries Before Departure
Apelin Danees of McAdoo Pennsylvania married Mary Doyte before he could join the military post at Columbus and then ship to the Philippines for three years. War department refused to consent to the bridegroom's discharge, prompting a contentious decision.
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Apelin , Danees (Frerees McLa’ Lin
McAdoo
Mise Mary Doyte
Columbus
Philippines
War Department
Steamship Arrives With Freight After Quiet Voyage
The steamship Umatilla under Capt Consing arrived yesterday with only passengers aboard. The vessel carried 2960 tons of general freight, of which 1000 tons were locally consigned.
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Umatilla
Consing
Aperieee
Judge Hanford hears salvage case on sea disaster
At scene in the Fuers court Judge Hanford presides over a libel of Charles Nelson and the Queen Hillgabeth and of Charles Nelson against the steamship Lakme in a notable salvage dispute arising from a maritime disaster.
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Hanford
Fuers “Court
Charles Nelson
Queen Hillgabeth
Lakme
Turnverein to Exhibit Gymnastic Work in Germania Hall
The Seattle Turnverein will exhibit gymnastic work in Germania hall on December 1 under the instruction of W. G. Retzer of Chicago who has improved the members work.
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Seattle
Turnverein
Germania Hall
W. G. Retzer
Chicago
Baptists Dedicate New Cedar Brown Building at Corner Church
The state Baptists have a new handsome structure at the corner of iw' atn and A. Built by the Unionists and occupied for months, the building was formally dedicated by Baptists this Sunday. Cedar Brown, son of Mr and Mrs. Brown, attended the ceremony.
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Npla
Cedar Brown
Mre
New S room house on Queen Anne hill bargain
For a new S room house on Queen Anne hill in a good location. Also a La on near the University with a bargain price. A four room house close to the car line in Columbian area. Northwest Trust and Safe De co Real Estate Dept at 90 94 Columbia Street. Tel Main 690.
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Queen Anne Hill
Laon
Columbian Call
Thin
Northwest Trust and Safe Deco
Columbia Street
Tea and Coffee Business Listings and House Ad Offer
Advertisement combines a real estate brief for a 3 room house with 3 range and a fine bedroom suite priced at 275 dollars and a contact at 1426th Ave. It also promotes Yokohama Tea Co at 2081 First Ave seeking references from applicants interested in learning the tea and coffee business.
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Yokohama Tea Co
First Ave
Thanksgiving Day football and market notes in local paper
Thanksgiving football features a 11 a.m. high school game and a 1 p.m. University of Washington vs Idaho clash. Lockers, field work, and entertainment planned, with Idaho visitors to be hosted. also contains dense price listings for fruits, vegetables, and meats with multiple regional figures.
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Athletic Park
U. of W
U. of 1
Ah Aggregation
Basel Ous
High Ac
University of Washington
University of Idaho
Max
Roy Kinnear
M Savin
James Alexander
Chm Lampin
Alfred Ayerat
Charles West
James Morley
John Fellow
Alex. Goodfellow
Clay Kahle
Archie Dee
Rane
Prandetand Bs
Champione
Idaho
University
Wright
Hoetakee
Huntoon
Minkler
Multnomah
Wright Wes
Bank notes and State Life policies secured by government
The article notes that old state bank notes caused insecurity as holders risked loss, while national bank notes are secured by government deposits. It contrasts this with State Life Insurance Company policies, claiming they are secured by state backing, unlike other companies.
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Atate
State Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Indi
Pal
Local Trade Quiet Brisk As Merchants Work On Goods
A brisk local tradeing scene features merchants with hammer and tool at stalls. Grape fruit from a San Francisco steamer and other fruit attract buyers as grocers pry open and repack boxes amid bustling activity in town.
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San Francisco
Eye Defects Addressed at Houssy Building
Defective vision is cited as a cause of insanity with emphasis on thorough treatment of eye defects. The notice references 9-10 Houssy Building at Third and Pika.
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Houssy Building
Pika
Damask Linen Cloths and Sets at Bargain Prices
An old ad lists various damask linen cloths and sets in multiple sizes including 64 inch and 72 inch widths, bleached satin damask, German and Austrian linens, napkins, and lunch cloths with prices ranging from $1.00 to $8.00 per item and sets priced up to $7.75.
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Eree
Malaga
Union Linen Lig
Bration
POPOV
Capitol Hill housing rush draws buyers and builders
Soelbere and Hartman plan permanent homes on Capitol Hill with Boelberg visiting Queen Anne first. Spelberg orders an $8,000 residence on a double corner while Hofius buys three lots and aims for a $20,000 mansion. A three day window invites fast action at $1,000 per lot below value.
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Capitol Hill
Beattie
Capitol Hills
John Po. Hartman
Hartman Hase
Fourteenth Avenue
A. Hi. Soelbere
Hartman
Ite
Queen Anne
Boelberg
Queen Anne Hill
Capitol Hil
Capitol HI
Spelberg
Hie
W. D. Hofius
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