King Solomon Marries White Bride in Erie Tale of Mystery
The article reports a man known as King Solomon, described as Black yet claiming Indian heritage, recently married Minnie Stevens, a white woman of good family, during a chaotic saga in Buffalo and Seattle. It notes opposition from white communities, his rumored wealth, stage predictions, and his rumored plans to travel after the wedding tour.
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Seattle
Buffalo
N.Y
France
Solomon
Yaent
Minnie Stevens
Klong
Cite
Clue
Mbufia
Eclet
Emall House
Third Avenue
Pike Street
Bolomeon
Reh Engitenman
India
Bolomen
Fire at Kedee Bridge threatens main plant
A blaze broke beneath the Kedee bridge at 2.3 percent welock endangering the great structure. In the city, G. W. Smith, recently appointed by Bishop Clinton as pastor of Zion Colored Methodist Church, arrived late at night.
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Kedee Bridge
Great Bridge
In. G. W. Smith
Bisehop Clinton
Zion (Colored) Methodist Church
City
Unclear 19th Century Goods List
Fragmentary listing shows various goods including hornback combs, tinted pillow tops, leather items, Velveteen, sewing notions like needles, brushes, toothwash, perfume, and buttonhole twist. The text reads as a miscellaneous catalog fragment with undefined quantities and prices.
Mysterious Al Ki Ferry Riles West Seattle Waterfront
The old steam tub Al Ki drew crowds on the Wet Hearth run this morning. Passengers delay and indignation rise as Mayor Nichols and others press West Seattle Land official Dana Brown to add a suitable steamer. Brown warned if ignored, a clash may follow. Al Ki compared to Noah’s Ark by mariners.
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Arrow
Portland
Remidente
West Beattie
Amoss
Acrom
Mayor Nichols
Weet Beattie
Brown
Beattice
Seattle
Krown
Branwood
Vense
Barnacen
Sydney
Gas Rates Uncertain as City Board Delays Action
Business manager Collins hints the Star may not oppose rate changes while Seattle Gas & Electric chief executives withhold comment. Pacific Coast Steamship announces Alaskan excursion steamer Spokane sails for San Francisco to transport grain this winter.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
San Francisco
San Diego
Market Prices Show Fresh Fruits Vegetables Decline Remains
Wenatchee peaches arrive in quantity quoted 8 percent and contending. Cranberries firm. Concord grapes heavy. Carloads of bananas expected. sweet potatoes at 2 cents per pound. Fresh ranch eggs and dairy products listed with wide ranges. Livestock beef pork and mutton prices noted with per pound figures. Prices to producers cited for delivered goods at railroad depots and docks.
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Wenatchee
Sailroad
Leatherwork shop offers initials on leather pieces
A storefront at Second and Union advertises eyelet insertion and initial engraving on leather by W. B. Hutchinson Company. The ad notes custom fitting and finishing services for personal items.
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Kingsbury
WR. Hutchinson Co. Cor
W. B. Hutchinson
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Honnie Aweet Beanie
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West
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AL KI
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Itd Bevenih Ave
Trates
C. BR. Collins
Seattle Gas & Electric Company
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Light Brigade
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Berbanka
Yakima
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Toni
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