Summers duo in slick Catholic Progress scheme in Seattle
Mrs Kathyrn Summers and Edwin Summers involved in a river of alleged fraud tied to the Catholic Progress in Seattle. She pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and received six months. later jailed in Spokane County awaiting federal court trial on a related letter scheme with John A Moon.
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May Lose Your Vote as Registration Nears Deadline
The article warns that the registration book closes at midnight tomorrow and any qualified voters who have not registered this spring or fall will lose their vote in the upcoming election. It notes the current registration total and county wards tallies, with many still to register and some failing to swear in.
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Important Morgan meeting update could settle strike
A Morgen firm connection says a statement will be issued tonight or tomorrow detailing the outcome of Morgan's talks with operators and others involved in ending the strike.
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General Grant comments on Philippine troops withdrawal
From San Francisco dated Oct 15 General Grant arrives on the transport mn and says about the Philippines that all US soldiers could be withdrawn. He believes 90 percent of Filipinos would favor retaining troops if given a vote due to favorable attitude toward the natives and warns internal revolt could arise among the natives.
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Pioneer Pastor Benjamin J. Davis Dead at 74
Rev. Benjamin J. Davis died at his Mouth Beattie home this morning of 1T at 74 years 6 months. A King County resident since 1888 he served in mission work. Survived by wife of 43 years two sons and a daughter. Sons B H Davis and K R Davis are with Bunset Telephone Co. Funeral at Hutterworth chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Golden Board Bar of Soap and a Fortune in Gold
L. J. Horn and her husband, arriving from Skagway aboard the Humbert, made a fortune after she earned money washing clothes there. She later followed him to a Ronansa claim that yielded wealth, and they bought an orange grove near Los Angeles.
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Directors Re-Elected at Philadelphia & Reading
At the annual meeting the Philadelphia & Reading railroad re elected the entire board of directors including Baer as president.
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Expressman Accused in Baggage Swindle Case
Jan Hickox reports that baggage sent to his 126 Sixth Avenue home was not delivered by an expressman. He describes a gang of expressmen known for dishonest schemes at the depot, with a Green brother named as a principal in this incident. The police are investigating the claim and the missing freight.
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Cant Lose His Health Promises Ohio Speaking Tour
Governor Hanna has cancelled all speaking engagements in Ohio due to illness. Doctors warn continuing the active campaign could seriously impair his health, though his condition is not serious. He remains under medical advice.
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Roosevelt picks James F. Smith for Supreme Court seat
Washington D C Oct 14 James F Smith associate justice of the supreme court of the Phil potees has been selected by President Roosevelt to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Professor Bernard Moses of California The appointment takes effect January 1 Smith is known for leading the First California volunteers in the field
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Crown Prince of Elam Visits Annapolis on Special Train
The Crown Prince of Elam visited Annapolis today after departing Washington on a special train. He was welcomed by the officers and residents and expressed surprise at the magnitude of the meditation.
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Venture Is Ashore on Tugwell Island
Victoria BC reports the steamer Venture wrecked on Tugwell Island near the Skeena mouth. Owned by Mesara Laigrin and Shaw, it carried 12,000 salmon cases bound from canneries and valued at 50 000 dollars. The master Captain Buckhots sent a telegram this morning warning of possible breakup.
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Rail tunnel and terminal talks stall after months
Councilman Rinehart reports no progress as railroad officials and city committees fail to reach terms. Both sides accuse the other of delaying settlement, and Judge Burke has issued an ultimatum that has not prompted action. The tunnel and terminal project now hangs in the balance with little sign of renewed talks.
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Poisoning Tales Reach Second Trial Of Molineux
Roland H. Molineux, once condemned to death for the murder of Mrs. Kate Adams, faces a second trial in the New York Supreme Court. Delays due to Judge Marrett’s illness push proceedings to Wednesday as DA Coborne aims for a guilty verdict. The case ties to Barnet, Cheesebrough, and a string of alleged poisonings including cyanide of mercury and a Christmas bromo seltzer incident.
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Stylish Girl Lays in Gutter Thrown Into City Prison
Stella Thompson, described as stylishly dressed, was found in the gutter and dragged by two men who claimed to take her to a sober-up sabon. She was arrested last night by Seret Leighton on a drunkenness charge in the city.
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Trouble on Her Maiden Voyage
Second Assistant Engineer Connelly of the freighter Fremont, Capt. F. W. Garlick, was arrested in San Francisco on cruelty to sailors charges. A week earlier he fought 14 Greek and Spanish firemen, struck one man, and had several irons used as tempers cooled. Firemen deserted, union men refused to sail with a Chinese crew, while Fremont proceeds to load cargo for the Orient with Beattie to Tacoma legs. Sophia Lehman, 61, buried at Bagie Harbor. funeral tomorrow. Dancing classes and a carpenters union meeting announced.
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Capitol Hill Property Prices Stir Sales In Seattle Area
Moore Investment Co announces price changes fueling a brisk sale of Capitol Hill lots on Monday and Tuesday. After the 15th all sales carry a 10 percent advance, prompting both local and visiting investors to inspect Capitol Hill realty with Moore representatives on site to show available lots.
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