Prisoner Frank Andrews Offers To Repay City Savings Victims
Detroit banker Frank C. Andrews, famed as a prison escapee and financier, announces a public offer to repay about 200 depositors of City Savings Bank. He invites creditors to send balances to his New York address at 49 Wall Street while claiming he will repay every dollar as fast as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Pastman
Detroit
Mich
Frank C. Andrews
Detroit Daisies
City Savings Bank
Andrew
New York
Wall Street
Andrews
Russel Sage & Co
C. Russel Sage
Russell Sagete
State Banking Commission
Michigan
Market prices for meat produce and groceries from Puget Sound region
Prices show Freeh Meat-Cow beef to pork and mutton figures, with provisions, grains, produce, dairy, and dairy products listed. Items include potatoes, onions, cucumbers, apples, pears, berries, cantaloupe, peaches, grapes, dates, bananas, pears, nuts, fish, poultry, and various flours, meal, and cereals with per ton, per barrel, and per dozen or per crate rates. Names of regions, brands, and farm origins appear among the listings.
Food Prices List From A Fragmentary Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists various grocery prices including hominy at 4.60 per unit, Holly cake and paw flour at 4.00 per case, pearl barley 4.00 per 100 units, split peas and other staples with unclear quantities. text is garbled and partial.
Various Local Notices From Everett and Tacoma
The Snolo mied County Fair association seeks a $1000 levy to fund the fair and the county commissioners will discuss it in Everett. Everett officials see personnel changes as W. D. Clarke resigns, W. G. McLaren steps down, then Clarke is soon reappointed. The State Congregational association meets in Tacoma with 150 churches represented. Louis Baker, ex convict, admits robbing Hansen’s jewelry in Centralia with accomplice J. P. Cadge ll, an escaped convict, in Olympia. Otto A. Martiny, pleading guilty to larceny by embezzlement, gets ten years in the penitentiary in Tacoma. Frank Kokolis, likely an Italian coal miner, found dead near Puyallup along Northern Pacific tracks. Seattle papers listed as his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Baker
Haa
Hansen's
Centralia
Baker
J. P. Cagedell
Olympia
Otto A. Martiny
Snell
Tacoma
Martiny
Tve
Frank Kokolis
Mellinger
Miles
Puyallup
Kokolis
Seattle
Evangelists Schedule Series at First Presbyterian Church
Rev J M Wileen and Rev M A Matthews announce evangelistic services at the First Presbyterian Church starting next Sunday through Thursday. Speakers include Rev James Gray of Boston Rev John Digen of New York Rev P K Zartman of Chicago and Rev Hugh Gilchrist of San Francisco with afternoon sessions each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wileen
M. A. Matthews
Andrews the Bank Wrecker and His Fall from Grace
A Detroit financier Andrew's rise and collapse reveal a pattern of reckless credit, forged statements, and a $1,000,000 defalcation. Convicted of banking-law violations, he received 16 years, later paroled by Governor Ites despite public protest, then reemerged seeking to repay debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
City Bank
Jackson
Ites
Littl
Andrewa
Detroit
Tiehes
Detroi Construction
Europe
Happiest Man in Uncle Sam's Navy
A Navy gunner’s mate praises Pyramid Pile Cure for piles on the U S Flagship Kearsage. He credits the remedy with dramatic improvement and urges readers to request the medical booklet from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Julius A. Koester
U. S
Kearsarge
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Avervena
Stolen Jewelry From Hinckley Block Store
Thief robbed Henry Hensel’s jewelry shop on the third floor of the Hinckley block. Entry came via a broken transom, safes held the valuables, and only cheap trinkets were taken. The intruder extinguished the light and lowered the blinds after entry. No noise was heard despite falling grass nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hensel
Hinckley
Deafness Cure Claim Through Constitutional Remedy
The article argues deafness cannot be cured except by constitutional treatment. It attributes most cases to inflammation of mucous surfaces and offers a medical claim promising a remedy for catarrh related deafness, with a bold promise of free test doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Patna
Call
Cook Remedy Coo
Chicago
Charge Dismissed in Embezzlement Case Against Williams
Williams, accused of embezzling funds from Butterworth Sons undertakers, was discharged by Justice Gordon yesterday afternoon. The case had been taken under advisement September 23. The court ruled the firm’s claims against Williams were civil, not criminal, while Butterworth Sons had alleged he collected money as an employee and used it for personal purposes.
New Pastor Called for First Baptisl Church
The First Baptisl church extended a call to Rev. George W. McDaniel of Detina Texas to lead as pastor succeeding the late Rev. J. Ount. Frank Bkuck, a burglar suspect, was arrested by Patrolman Allie after a break in at 511 Western Avenue. Clothing found in his room. over $20 missing. A second suspect fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
MacDougall & Southwick
First
Bkuck
Allie
Lao Frank
S11
Western Avenue
Bis
Frank
Mrs Jones Heaps Praise Of Debney Woodhouse Bargains
Mrs Smith calls on Mrs Jones to praise a used but nearly new range from Debney and Woodhouse Furniture Store at 418 Pike Street. She also bought a bedroom suite for 12 dollars and notes crowds buying bargains as the store buys out furnished houses, offering goods at about half the original price. New woolens. Herald 1329 2. oe
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Amalgamated Copper
Finance
Griswold Street
Maerett & Moore
Cleveland, CO
Hell Company
Everett & Moore
Hell
Amalgamated
Star of Hope
City Bavings Bank
California
Rico
Paul Rieger & CO
First St
San Francisco
Washington Street
Rank Embesster
Doe
Valencia Oran
Puget Sound
Fantern Cremery
Fane
Oregon Ranch
Amelia Scarce
Minnesota
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s Best
Graham
Snolomied County Fair Association
Everett
W. D. Clarke
State Congregational
Andrewe
Cara
Quaker Drug CO
Rifled Jewelry Store
Felts
Tine Pesatty
Pune
Sperger & Hurlbut Second and Union
Mrs. Jones
Tam Oshanters
Second Ave
Soc
H. & H. Chesbro's
Gosh
Albert Hansen
First Ave
Wood
Seattle Coal and Wood Coa
Lane Street and
Railroad Ave
Main
Ind
Ohio
Pike Strent
Tere
Boston
Etudente
Oliver
Joe Crowne
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
Bellingham
Tagoma
East Union Street
East Union
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Union Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Sunp* Deposit CO
Beattie
Mountsina
C. D
Marion
Aes Photo Supply CO
School of Photogr
Gare le
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