Local Domestic Dispute In Whatcom Leads To Arrests
A troubled scene in Whatcom ends with charges of adultery against Porter and a police discharge due to lack of evidence. Witnesses describe a tense family situation involving Mrs Porter and Smith, with children ages three and five mentioned as part of the dispute. The individuals reportedly traveled to Aberdeen and involved neighbors in the unfolding events.
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Whatcom
Gyror
Meee
Porter
George
Smith
Mar
Aberdeen
Contractor
Smith Foster
Beattie
Andy
Mr. Porter
Doctor’s rapid remedy saves unconscious patron in restaurant
In Yester way a man felled by a fit in a restaurant near Sec avenue. John Corbett gave gait syrup to the unconscious man, who revived instantly. A witness, a young lady, praised the quick action as remarkable. Officer Roberts assisted as Corbett returned to the patrol wagon.
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Jaffier Jom Corbett
Pennaurant
Yester Way
Secavenue
Wright
Corbett
Roberts
John Corbett
Egbert to Carry Troops Transport Unit to Arrive
Ruhlen received final orders to prepare Egbert for bringing troops to the country from the Prin ce conepa. A steamer will be set up at Man Preparations will back 56 troops and stow away material. The transport unit is expected about Nov 15. The Dix arrived in port with cargo from Ta this afternoon.
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Ruhlen
Ashington
Egbert
Prinee Conepa
Net —Ka
Dix
Saloon Forged-Check Case Brought Back to City
Deputy Sheriff brings forward Johnn accused of uttering a forged check at a local saloon in February. He vanished and was not heard from until recently when found in Monroe Wisconsin. A preliminary hearing before Judge Cann was held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williama
Jonn
Monroe
Cann
Dolan and McKinley Acquitted in Robbery Case
John Dolan and John McKinley were acquitted yesterday of assault with intent to commit robbery at Griffin's department store. The verdict ends the case brought by the state, with defense noting lack of evidence and the jury delivering a verdict of not guilty after deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dolan
John McKinley
Griffin's Department
Yesters
Smallpox Victim Mrs May Pres Isolated at 1805 Seventh Ave
The health department moved to remove Mrs May Pres and her two children from their lodging house at 1805 Seventh Avenue after she contracted smallpox. She will be sent to a pesthouse late this afternoon for quarantine and treatment.
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Health Department
May Pres
Seventh Avenue
Steamers resume and adjust wartime routes at harbor
The steamer Lydia restarts two trips after overhaul for winter service. State of Washington resumes runs to Whatcom after three weeks of overhaul. Disney to cease freighting for winter Alaska work. Globe line collier Fureka beached at Duwamish head for repairs before dry dock. Tampico to come off the run in a few days for maintenance.
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Sound
State of Wash
Whatcom
Disney
Ates
R Winter
Alaska
Globe Line
Fureka
Duwamish Head
Steamships Sail From Arlington Dock To Honolulu And Valdes
Cargo and passenger movements mark a busy start to the week. The steamship Bertha under Captain Johanneson departs for Valdes with 800 tons of freight and 30 passengers, six of whom travel as far as Iliamna Bay to begin the TVan Alaska stage route construction. The J & Kimball, formerly Nome trade, leaves Seattle for San Francisco Puget Sound on a ten day cycle carrying 1000 tons of oats feed time and general freight and has already booked six passengers with W W Robdingon reporting a large shipment.
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Bertha
Johaneen
Valdes
Iilamna Bay
Alaska
Seattle
San Francisco
J. & Kimball
California
Puget Sound
W. W. Robdingon
Oregon bond posted for release of steamer Oregon
The White Star Steamship Co. owner of the Oregon has posted a bond of 110000 for the steamer's release with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. as surety. Libellants challenge the sufficiency of the surety citing lack of Washington assets and liabilities exceeding assets. Bond amount fixed by Judge Hanford by agreement of the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Steamship Co
Oregon
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Libellants
Washington
Hanford
Court records reveal juvenile truancy case and disputed larceny
In a court hearing Judge Emory orders Joseph Sweetland into reform school despite the boy's denial of theft and assertion of being well treated. Emma Spencer is acquitted of grand larceny after evidence suggests a party scene with wine. A divorce case follows Isabel Johnson versus Walt Johnson over abandonment and alleged companionship with another woman, with Johnson linked to the Dryfoos Liquor Co.
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Joseph Sweetland
Walter Sweetland
Emory
Reform School
Isabel
Rene Johnson
Walt
L. Johnson
Johnson
Dryfoos Liquor Co
Grub-stakers Lose Suit Over Dam Project Contract
Two years ago J. H. Shrewnbury and others purportedly grub-staked Geo. D. Devlin to access the Kion dike. Devlin sent them back 2000 and claimed the contract terminated. He later earned large profits and the grub-stakers sued for their share. Judge Tal Tan dismissed the case after a morning hearing.
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J. H. Shrewnbury
Geo. D. Devlin
Devlin
Tal - Tan
Mollie Rogers Faces Judge Over Theft Charge
Mollie Rogers widow of ex Chief Bolton Rogers is to appear before Judge George this afternoon on a theft charge in Pike Street saloon. She allegedly took nine dollars from a man named Severson last Monday morning.
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Mollie Rogers
Bolton Rogers
George
Severson
Pike Street
Salo
Shipyard plan proposed for Ballard site and local death reported
A new shipyard is planned for Ballard at the old Heckman and Hansen yard near the city dock led by Mesera, Bryan and Clark of Seattle. Meanwhile William Carmichael, a bartender at the M. C. saloon in Ballard, was found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon, with heart failure suspected as the cause.
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Ballard
Heckman & Hansen Yard
City Dock
Mesera, Bryan and Clark
Seattle
William Carmichael
M. C
Hallard
Y M A Club To Host Evening With Talks And Music
The Y M A Club holds its regular meeting tonight with Prof J Allen Smith delivering a talk on Trusts. Mrs Whittlesey sings a solo and H Anderson plays a mandolin. Also noted are gas and electric fixtures by Kilbourne Clark Co and repairs by Shamek at 1221 Set.
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Young Men's Christian Association
J. Allen Smith
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Second Ave
Lamping Promoted to Colonel of First Infantry Washington
G B Lamping receives notice of promotion to colonel of the First Infantry regiment National Guard of Washington. He has led as lieutenant colonel since Col Welsenburger’s death, with Maj Ortis Hamilton to succeed in the interim. Col Lamping’s leadership praised for efficiency and military service including two years in the Philippines.
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Geo
Lamping
National Guard of
Washington
Col
Welsenburger
Joseph Green
Ortis Hamilton
Drain
Portland Exposition
Millitia
Philippines
Leutenant
Co. D
Actor Marry Yoat Aims For San Francisco Star
Garrulous Denver report says Cincinnati actor Marry Yoat plans to marry Dorothy Studebaker the vaudeville star of San Francisco. He claims they are in a joint business and cites a $20000 diamond necklace to prove his betrothal while recounting a sleeping car meeting from St. Louis to Chicago last June.
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Denver
Colo
Yoat
Cincinnati
Snys
Dorothy Studebaker
San Francisco
George Ade
Dorothy
Sontte- Keown
Mce- Keown
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington Volunteers to Meet on Pay for Camp Rogers Service
The Washington Volunteers association will meet at the Armory tomorrow evening to discuss state pay for time spent in Camp Rogers before mustering into U S service in 18388. Adj Gen Crain has informed them a sum is available for officers and enlisted men.
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Washington Volunteers Association
Armory
Camp Rogers
United States Service
Adj
Crain
Paris astronomers engage after shared photographs
Miss Dorothea Klumpke of San Francisco, sister of Rosa Honneur's heir, becomes engaged to Dr Isaak Roberts, renowned English astronomer. Klumpke, officer of the French astronomical society and directress of the Paris observatory photographic bureau, had produced stellar photographs rivaled only by Roberts.
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Paris
Cnt
Dorothea Klumpke
San Francisco
Rosa Honneur
Isaak Roberta
Four Ladies of Quality in Fitch’s Society Play Scene
In New York October 64 Clyde Fitch insists on a society woman for a christening scene in The Way of the World. Four Eastern ladies Mollie Pitcher Arthur Prince Frances Duff Maude Thomas will participate to ensure authenticity, despite opposition from Miss Thomas family.
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New York
Clyde Fitch
East
Mollie Pitcher
Arthur Prince
Hotel Grenobte
Frances Duff
Washington
Maude Thomas
National Statute Urged to End Barytes Trade
A national law is sought to halt the vast barytes traffic with annual profits in the millions. Mines across three states continually produce the mineral, valued at 10 to 12 dollars per ton for its weight and flour like texture when pulverized. Analyses of consignments show barytes contains about one fifth mineral content, with Lynchburg as a barytes hub and mills in St Louis Oshkosh New York Marietta and Norfolk processing its output.
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Harytes Ie Wold
Lynchburg
A. Mills
S J. Louis
Oshita
New York City
Marietta
Norfolk
Royal Princess Yolande Born in Old Papal Palace
The infant daughter of the king, Yolande of Italy, has a modern nursery in the ancient papal palace where she was born. Her three-room apartment features white woodwork and walls, with no carpets or curtains in summer and cream and pink curtains in winter. The nursery is connected to the king and queen’s suite via two short flights of steps.
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Yolande
Italy
Naples
Missing Vancouver boy sought by police
Police search for Oscar Nelson a young boy from Vancouver British Columbia believed abducted or missing in questionable circumstances. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward with any information to locate him.
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Oscar Nelson
Vancouver
Minging
Beattle
Pittsburgh duo seeks trolley franchise for vast electric system
H Sellers McKee and Murray Verner apply to St Petersburgh municipal council for a trolley franchise. They plan to convert the city 5 miles of home-car line into 800 miles of electric lines at a cost of 77 million dollars. Pittshared firma to receive most contracts. Verner is a pioneer traction developer in PA OH IN. McKee, called the lightning financier, is a noted window and glass manufacturer.
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Pittsburgh
Danville Bank Safe Blown By Eight Robbers
Eight robbers blew the Danville bank safe in the morning but fled before stealing any money as citizens disrupted them. Officers are in pursuit.
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Danville
Bicheepers Commando Broken Up Reported
London reports from Gen. French via Kitchener that the Bicheepers commando has been broken up and scattered after the recent capture of Bcheepers.
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London
Kitchener
French
Divorce petition cites husband as anarchist in Chicago
Mrs. Marie Heinz petitions the circuit court for divorce from Jo h Heinz claiming he is an anarchist. The complaint states Heinz declares himself an anarchist.
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Chicago
Marie Heinz
Jo H Heinz
Heinz
General Randall to Return After Alaska Tour
Gen. Randall, commander of the Alaska department, sails aboard the federal steamer Seward from Dutch Harbor with a leg of inspections in Nome and Valdez. The Seward left Dutch Harbor in October for Valdez and Copper River district. He plans a tour of Lyon canal detachments before returning to this city after 16 months away.
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Randall
Department of Alaska
Seward
Nome
Valdes
sBeward
Dutch Harbor
Copper River Eerdiery
Lyon Canal
New Cure From Forest Leaves Claimed For Consumption
Evansville Ind Oct 15 The ampke from forest leaves is declared a cure for consumption and is being tried locally. Health board members call it a success. Discoverer is Dr Peckinpaugh of Mt Vernon Ind The treatment involves inhalation of fumes from burning forest leaves which are said to kill lung bacilli.
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Evansville, Ind
Health Board
Peckinpaugh
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Handsome Chinese Minister Praised by Augusta Social Favorite
Wu Ting Fang visited Newport and impressed locals with his waltzing skill. He credited his best teacher as Miay Clarice Barksdale of Augusta Georgia a tall queenly social figure with brown eyes chestnut hair and a clear complexion who has enjoyed Washington social seasons.
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Wu Ting Fang
Newport
America
Miay Clarice Barksdale
Augusta
Miss Barksdale
Washington
Barytens Found in Everyday Foods Alarm Consumers
Illinois pure food commission notes that Americans unknowingly ingest about 82 million pounds of barytens yearly through flour sugar and candy. The discovery prompts action by state regulators to study barytens in processed foods.
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Chicago
The
Illinois Pure Food Com
Senior Class Elects Officers at University
The senior class held its annual officer election with a preselected slate and no opposition. Elected officers are H. G. Cosgrove president Miss McDonnell vice president Amanda Filetacher secretary Chas Landes treasurer and G. A. J. Corbet sergeant at arms. The university law school opened yesterday as classes met at the Dean Condon home.
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Esterday
H. G. Cosgrove
McDonnell
Amanda Filetacher
Chas, Landes
G. A. J. Corbet
University Law School
Condon
North Hall
Universit
University
Notice to divorcees in Canada voids U S divorces
Judge MacDougall of Toronto general sessions ruled such divorces invalid in Canada. Mamie Woods, a British subject, divorced Dr. Wm. N. Harnhardt in Detroit, then remarried John Pendrill in Toronto. Woods-Harnhardt found guilty of bigamy. mercy recommended. The decision affects hundreds of similar Canadian marriages.
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Toronto
Ont
MacDougall
Canada
United States
Dominion
Mamie Woods
Wm. N. Harnhardt
Detroit
Baggage Haulers Scrutinized In City Council
The Beattie council discussed a bill requiring baggage haulers to obtain a city permit and post a 500 bond. Amendments lowered the bond to 260 and added a requirement for a numbered check for each piece carried. The measure was recommitted to the police license and revenue committee.
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Beattie
Muldoon
James
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Laying Cornerstone for State University Science Hall
The cornerstone ceremony for the new science hall at the State University occurred at 2 PM with Hon. John P. Hoyt officiating. A plain block bore the date 191 imprinted and housed state papers, photos of state leaders, university officials, and educational figures, along with documents and publications from the era.
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New Science Hall of State University
the State University
John P. Hoyt
Board of Regents
University
Board of
Regents
Detective Tennant to Arrive in Seattle Over Robbery Case
Robbery victim Neil Semple reported an arrest in Spokane of Edward Neil for stealing 500 dollars from Semple in Seattle several days earlier. Detective Charles Tennant of the local police department will arrive in Seattle this afternoon to assist with the case.
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Charles Tennant
Seattle
Edward Neil
Spokane
Neil Semple
Train Schedules for Pacific Northwest and Vancouver Areas
Train timetable details list multiple routes between Seattle, Spokane, Portland, and Vancouver with departure times, frequencies, and arrival windows. Services include Overland Flyer, Express routes to Tacoma and Blaine, and connections to Sumas, Vancouver, and Beacon areas, noting exceptions Sundays and Mondays.
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Overland Flyer
St. Paul
P.m
Berens Apokane
Whatcom
Mt. Vernon
Aem
Blaine
New Westminster
Heattle
Prevett
Building Permits Issued For Homes And Portable Classrooms
The city engineer reports permits issued for several new residences and portable school houses. Names include T A Hausgen J Resch B E A Brooks M Done J A Merriam W H Newell Mrs Dora Daben and School District No 1 with locations on Madison street Twenty fifth avenue South Pontius Street East John Street Queen Anne Avenue and Fifth Avenue Northeast. Costs range from 380 to 2000 dollars.
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T. A. Hausgen
East Madison Street
J. Resch
Twenty-fifth Avenue South
BE. A. Brooks
Twentyfourth Avenue
M. Done
Pontius Street
J. A. Merriam
East John Street
W. H. Newell
Queen Anne Avenue
Dora Dauben
Fifth Avenue
Mercer Street
First Avenue
Pontius Avenue
Mast Pike Street
A Queen in White and Black Shapes European Fashion
In Europe Queen Alexandra popularizes black with mauve tones while Queen Wilhelmina favors white. Alexandra has worn sable post bereavement, and Wilhelmina’s control of her dressmaking marks a shift. The text notes her wealth and youth as fitting for white attire.
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Europe
Alexandra
Helmina
Indies
Netherlands
Wilhelmina has @am
Noted Fashion Detail of White Dress with Ornate Embroidery
A description notes a style dominated by white garments with delicate gold and silver embroidery. It highlights the wearer’s fondness for embroidered embellishments and the fine silk like fabrics produced by Dutch needleworkers.
Alpine tragedy and vanity of mountaineering
A fragment notes the alpine chase for the Edelweiss like prize and the rising toll from disasters. It contrasts Lange’s poem with Twain’s remark on climbing, prompting questions about the dangers and the costs to climbers and families.
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Edelweian
Alpa
Lange
Mark Twain
Motoring World Tour Planned by New Yorker for 1902 Start
Arrangements by Mr Hobinson of New York aim to start a round the world motor car trip from Calale around May 1902. The route includes Moscow via Paris and Berlin, then the Great Siberian railway to Vladivostok, ship to Japan, then back to America. The party plans to return to New York for a Liverpool passage and finish at Dover.
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Hobinson
New York
Calale
Moscow
Paris
Berlin
Vladivostok
Japan
America
American
Liverpool
Dover
Woman inspector Ida May Jackson to lead Wisconsin factory work
Miss Ida May Jackson of Milwaukee has been appointed a woman factory inspector under a new law in Wisconsin, becoming the first woman in the state to undertake official work of this kind. Her grandfather was an editor and she has spent twelve years in newspaper work. Witter Springs Medical Water treats rheumatism eczema and blood and skin diseases at druggists, 1210 Firat Avenue.
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Ida May Jackson
Milwaukee
Lnn
Wisconsin
Witter Springs
Firat Avenue
Winter Education and Domestic Science Schedule
The Youth Women’s Christian Association offers ten week terms for courses in German and French, Shakespeare, elocution, voice, and choral work plus reading and writing English, arithmetic, stenography, and typing. Domestic science covers sewing, dressmaking, cooking with graduates of a domestic science school, and paid non members. Travel club free monthly for members. gym classes at $1.50 per term, high school girls’ evening class at $1. bible study free. First term starts October 10 with registration by November 1. Saturday sessions for girls 5 to 14 at 1214 Second Avenue.
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Second Avenue
Minneapolis
A. F. Smith
Pettit
Lovelly
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Dolan
McKinley
Lydia
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He Eureks
Arlington Dock
Honolulu
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White Star Company
Emma Spencer Free
Emma Spencer
Emma
W. Johnson
Y. M
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G. B. Lamping
Gen. Drain
G. A. R. Meeting
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Wire
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Murphy
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Board of Public Works
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Boye and Girls Aid Society
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State Senate
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House Committee On Education
Associated Students
Post- Intelligencer
Times and Star
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W. H. Lewis
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Northern Pacific
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Expres
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Sumas
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Young Women's Christian
TREEN
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Northrup Co
Keeley Institute
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British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Fremont Car
Sullivan Ing. Tel
Wash
G. T. Castle
Mgr
State Electro-Medical Institute
State Electro Medical Institute
Seattle Times
State Electro-Medical Institute Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Hotel Bi
Allal
F. É
Washington Mental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
Seattle Daily Star
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