Thousands View Remains of the Dead Statesman
Worcester Massachusetts October two 1930. Funeral services for Senator George Frisbie Hoar began with prayers at the Hoar home followed by church services at the Church of Unity. A large Washington and state delegation attended. Flags were half mast and business stopped as the body was viewed at city hall before interment in Concord.
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George Pfrisbie Hoar
Hoar
Oak Avenue
Rush KR. Shippen
Church of Unity
Edward Everett Hale
Washington
Concord
A Gentleman of France Excites Seattle Audiences with Duelist Thrills
Jurors in October hear bench lecture on duties and consensus. Neill peers display fencing skill in a stage duel while Edythe Chapman delivers balanced acting as Mile de la Vire. Cast includes Sloson Gilmay Harrison and Lew in, with rich costumes and scenic effects enhancing this romantic drama in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilla
Neill
Edythe Chapman
Mile de la Vire
Francia Sloson
Katherine Gilmay
Rifka Harrison
Horace Lewin
de Marsac
George Stuart Christie
France
Seattle
Neill Company
Will of Mrs. Elizabeth Stacy Admitted to Probate
The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Stacy dated September 27 was admitted to probate in the superior court this morning. She leaves a large estate to relatives and several old friends and makes liberal bequests to the orphans' home and the Volunteers of America. Sophia Boop, the former maid, receives 400 and much of the estate is to be divided pro rata among beneficiaries after these payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stacy
Sophia Boop
Stacy
City considers bonds for new jail and city hall
The special committee reports on three bond propositions to voters at a November 10 special election. One ordinance proposes 175000 dollars for a jail with space for a municipal court and offices on the Keever block. Another would issue 500000 dollars for a city hall and a third for site purchase and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Keever
Union Electricians Return to Work After Wage Demand
Ten more union electricians returned to work this morning, leaving 20 out of work. The strike sought a wage rise from 5.59 to 4 a day with a half holiday on Saturday. Most local firms with inside electricians reportedly granted the demand.
Arcade theater liquor license under council review
The Arcade theater, a resort in the restricted district, seeks license approval after prior grant for liquor sales. Proprietor Ferguson opened without a concert liquor license and was shut by Mayor Ballinger. The license and revenue committee will decide this afternoon amid questions over Ferguson’s changes and objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Ferguson
Ballinger
Paul Nine Pleads Guilty in Fallen Woman Case
Paul Nine pleaded guilty before Superior Judge Tallman this afternoon under the new felony law. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and to pay a fee of 1,000 dollars, with the maximum penalties reaching five years and a 5,000 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nine
Tallman
Parker Heads to New York by West Shore Railroad
Judge Parker departed for New York at 7 o'clock this morning aboard the West Shore line. He plans to stay at the Motel Sa ville during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York
R&aopus
Inspector reports water soaked meat from sunken steamer Topeka
William Sutter, acting meat inspector, filed a report on 10 600 pounds of water soaked meat taken from the hold of the sunken steamer Topeka and re smoked at Armour's abattoir. He said the meat looked bad at Armour's plant but 18 analyses showed it was not injured though exposed to saltwater.
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William Sutter
Armour
Topeka
Lane Street
Boodled Tale Involving City Officials And Sewer Vote
Witness Duppalo testifies before a special council committee that in 1808 the Wood & Trooks Plane seyboard company paid Alderman Moest 360 dollars to be split among sewer committee members to secure passage of a sewer ordinance.
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Duppalo
Attorary
Costs mount in small cayuse ownership case
The Oct 3 report from Philipsburg Montana notes the trial over a cayuse valued at about $25 has cost Granite County between $1,500 and $1,600 and is not finished. The dispute centers on who owns the horse and the legal proceedings have consumed extensive county funds.
Manley Cleared In Branding Case But Horse Owned By McCarvey
A jury found Manley not guilty of illegally branding a horse belonging to J F B McCarvey. The animal remains in McCarvey’s possession and a civil suit to settle ownership is said to be forthcoming.
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Manley
J. FB. Mc Carvey
Carvey
Murdered trapper found shot near Wan Lake in Montana
Tob Coates, a noted trapper, vanished on a fishing trip and was found dead by Wan Lake, shot twice with an empty shell nearby that did not fit his gun. The body lay in open terrain, suggesting murder tied to an old quarrel. In Roseburg, Senator Fairbanks attended a Presbyterian service before departing for San Francisco.
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Kalispell
Mont
Tob Coates
Mg Park
Cates
Roseburg
Oct
Senator Fairbanks
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Townsend
San Francisco
Intermediate Pointe
Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenburg Schwerin Engaged to Crown Prince
The German crown prince is to marry Duchess Cecilie Augusta Marie born in Schwerin in 1900. Her upbringing followed royal life under Grand Duchess Anastasia, who later vanished and reappeared, shaping Cecilie’s education and status as future empress.
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Berlin
Cecilie Augusta Marie
Cecilie
Schwerin
Frederic Francia III
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Anastasia
Riviera
Cecilies
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Europe
Mecklenburg
Duchess Cecilie to Become German Empress in Time
The article portrays Duchess Cecilie as an 18 year old with a tomboy past and a taste for outdoor pursuits, likely to bring a gay and lively tone to the German court. It notes her linguistic mastery, amiable nature, and betrothal implications, while contrasting with the current puritan throne. Alexandrine, her elder sister, is married to Prince Christian of Denmark. Mecklenburg Schwerin rules a 5000 square mile realm with about 600000 people.
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Cecilie
Ceciie
Mecklenburg
Duchess Cecilie
Kateer
Cecille
Mies King
Mies
Alexandrine
Christian
Denmark
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Germany
Grand Duchy
Schwerin
Local thefts and court actions noted in city briefings
John Curtis reports his guitar stolen from the Depot saloon. Chris Lang loses a gold watch from his vest. Adolph Engler faces a $20,000 damage suit against the city for an on the job injury in 1901. Dr. Clarence Peppler faces a divorce suit filed by Mrs. Maggie Peppler over habitual drunkenness and child custody. G Lewis reports robbery of a bag of clothing. Steamer Santa Clara sailing delayed to October 6 due to heavy freight.
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John Curtis
California
Chris Lang
Mlewett Street
Fremont
Adolph Engler
Hatch
Engler
Mercer Street
Clarence Peppler
Maggie Peppler
Lewis
Santa Clara
Rival Umbrella Dealer Fatally Shoots Opponent in Portland
Adolph Grodron, 77, shot Pierre Herge Kisslow, a rival umbrella dealer, in Kisslow's Portland store after discovering a similar automatic device patent. Grodron then returned to the street and killed himself.
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Portland
Ore
Adolph Grodron
Pierre Herge Kisslow
Kinelow
University visit to inspire pupils in King county effort
King county officials plan an eighth grade and high school excursion to the state university. President Kane supports the project and will host the visitors to tour facilities with professors and students assisting. The exact trip details are pending with invitations extended to older country school pupils. Hortense C. Bingham, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Bingham of 105 Twenty-eighth avenue, died Saturday at home. remains at Bonney-Watson parlors. funeral this afternoon.
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King County
Hartranft
State University
Kane
United States
Hartrenft
Martranft
Hortense C. Bingham
Chas. H. Bingham
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Bonney-Watson Company
Whaley and Jones Obtain Marriage Licenses
James W. Whaley aged 43 and Ollie Jones aged 29, both residents of Bellingham, secured marriage licenses.
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James W. Whaley
Ollie Jones
Bellingham
Three for Charter Northwestern Steamship Lines
Officials announce Victoria Olympia and Tacoma will not run this winter. The vessels will be offered for charter after being placed on the wharf for a general overhaul following summer’s work.
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Northwestern Steamship Company
Nome
Victoria
Olympia
Tacoma
Struck by Train Claims Swedish Worker Near Edmonds
Frank Carlson, a 45 year old Swedish native, was struck and killed by the southbound Overland on the Great Northern railroad four miles north of Edmonds. He was returning home, employed cutting bolts at Joe Otto's logging camp nearby. his body was taken to Everett by Deputy Coroner Challacombe. Carlson had one relative in America, a brother in Seattle.
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Edmonds
Frank Carlson
Sweden
Great Northern
Carlson
America
Seattle
Joe Otto
Here
Everett
Challacombe
Train wreck kills three in Wales derail near Longhor
By Bertone News Ass'n London Oct 2 three were killed and 56 injured when an express train derailed near Longhor after leaving Llanelly Wales bound for London in the afternoon.
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London
Llanelly
Wales
Longhor
Harvest Hands Fight at Local Saloon in Rockford
In Rockford a drunken melee at a saloon Saturday night led to knifings and beatings among harvest hands and local youths. Otto Kinen Wiliam Kendrick and Hilbert Hane sen were arrested for the affray as two men suffered serious injuries and police moved in to quell the violence.
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Rockford, Wesh
Rockford
Otto Kinen
Wiliam Kendrick
Hilbert Hanesen
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Senator Hoar
Worcester, Maas
Taelf
Henry of Navarre
de Marsa
James Neill
Pypertops News Assn
Sais Meat
Inspector Sutter
Herman
Frederich William
Cecilia
Cecilia OF
Sults
Scrippe News
Ana Atd
FOR Higher Education
COUN
Bertone
Harvest Hands Fight
the Stard
Davenport
Wash
Frank Morris
Morris
George Peel
Peel
Immedi&e
Ohio
Danteels Raog
Medawith Wood
Ina
New Victor Jr
Scorcher
Victor, Jr
Ceraeyr
Prince
First Avenue
Éaungel Street
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