Whitman Varsity Scrimmage Against Washington Grid Team
Last Edition reports Whitman College facing the University of Washington in a near‑even scrimmage with intense signals and strong defense. Captain Haverbach leads Inland squad as Jay and Lasater work plays. crowd cheers under Don Mc peal led rooters club. lineup lists Lasater, Chittenden, Haver, and Posnatenbie among others.
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Washington
Haverbach
Lege
Prac
Whitman College
Hane
Fred Lagateras
Rootere Club
Don Mcpeal
Whit
I Benks I
Ry- R
T. Daffy
R. EB. J
Jay Q. Se Hunteen
L. Oeno
Mer- B
Lasater
de E. Chittenden
L. R
W. Lasater
Haver
Tran Perry
John W
Big clothing haul hits Wise tailor shop
Durglars entered the C. A. Wise tailor shop at 146 Fifth Avenue through a passkey. They stole seven new suits, five pairs of trousers, 12 leather mittens, and other items, leaving those behind likely more easily stolen. Detective Sam Corbett is on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wise
Fifth Avenue
Sam Corbett
Schley Court Schedules 30 Session Tomorrow
In Me Arlington Washington the Schley court has decided to hold 30 session tomorrow. The note indicates an atypical docket with multiple sessions planned by the court for the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearhington
D. C
Schley Court
Traveler Hanson in Sweden During McKinley Assassination
H Hanson, returning from a trip through, was in Sweden when news of President McKinley’s shooting arrived. A week later he learned of the president’s death and noted both nations regretted the tragedy. He praised authorities for prompt action to curb protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hanson
Sweden
McKinley
Ber
United States
Archibald Mosher Seeks Divorce From Mary Mosher
Archibald Mosher petitions for divorce from Mary Mosher alleging years of cruel inhuman treatment. He claims she attempted to alienate their nine year old son, discussed traveling to California with another man, and accuses her of infidelity with Mawthorne. He says she visits saloons with men, drinks to excess, and once went to Lou Grahams. He seeks relief from the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald LI. Mosher
Mary ©. Mosher
Rert
California
Mosher
Mawthorne
Ealoons
Lou Graham
Man Cleared After Bailey Building Arrest
Jesse Whittemore was arrested by Officer Looker in the Bailey building at night under suspicious circumstances. The man was found to be influenced by liquor and not responsible for his actions and was released this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Whittemore
Looker m
Bailey
Kaga Maru Released in Cross-Libel Case
The Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, owner of the Kaga Maru, filed a cross libel suit against Elba in the federal court over unspecified allegations. The case concerns responsibility for the vessel and related maritime matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Nippon Yusen Kabushiiet Kaisha
Fateral Court
Northern RK Red Wrangel and Seattle business leaders named
Names listed under Northern and Seattle sections include RK Red of Wrangel and O'Brien of Victoria B C. C A Miller of Oregon City Oregon, plus W L Clark tied to the U S revenue service Port Townsend F H Madison of Portland TJ A Tiedemann of San Francisco G A Pounder from Index and James F Bell of Bell Nelson mill Everett.
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RK. Red
Wrangel
O'Brien
Victoria
B. C
C. A. Miller
Oregon City
Seattle
W. L. Clark
U. S. Revenue Service
Port Townsend
F. H. Madison
Portland
T. J. A. Tiedemann
San Francisco
G. A. Pounder
Index
James F. Bell
Bell-Nelson Mill Company
Everett
Lincoln County Seeks Six More School Teachers
County Superintendent Hartrantz reports a letter from the Lincoln County superintendent requesting about six additional teachers. The push aims to fill shortages and boost classroom staffing across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrantz
Lincoln County
Court House Notes on Erickson and Brenz Trials
Matt Erickson was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses in Judge Griffin's court. The jury rejected his claim that he cashed a friend’s old check for him. J. F. Brenz faces trial for grand larceny over a freight bill racket involving Julius Fanscomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Erickson
Griffin
Erickson
Mexico
J. F. Brenz
Julius Fanscomb
Busy waterfront scene shows Seattle shipping boom
Yesterday at Seattle harbor a flurry of activity and repairs marked a busy day. The Dolphin, Ford, Bangor, Dix, Egbert, and Nome steamers loaded or unloaded cargo, with 82 500 tons in aggregate tonnage. Coaling steamer activity and repairs continued at Morans and Wear Seattle. The bustling docks underscored Seattle shipping prosperity.
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Schwabacher’s
Dolphin
Skagway
Ford
Bangor
Arlington
Newsboy
Pleiades
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Fairhaven
Tampico
Fureka
Morans
Wear Seattle
Lincolnshire
Conemaugh
Fahrwohl
Seattle
Smallpox and Scarletina Reported in City
The health department reported two new smallpox cases and three scarletina cases today. Patients include C. J. Reade of 1895 Sixth Avenue and F. R. McKinney of 2028 Twenty Fourth Avenue South, both to pest house. Scarlet fever victims are Ligasie Godrell seven, 418 Twenty Fifth Avenue South Bertha Wilts forty four, 2110 Jackson Street James Morrison one, 414 Twelfth Avenue, with all homes quarantined.
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Health Department
C. J. Reade
Sixth Avenue
F. R. McKinney
Twentyfourth Avenue
Ligasie Godrell
Twenty-fifth Avenue South
Bertha Wilts
Jackson Street
James Morrison
Twelfth Avenue
Building permits issued by city engineer office
The city engineer issued permits for multiple buildings including a 2 story frame home on Yesler Way for $2200 and a 2 story frame at 7th Avenue for $1000. Other projects include a 11 story frame on 1nd Avenue for $900, 1 story frame at 727 32nd Avenue for $480, and a 5 story frame at 2224 1st Avenue for $1250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Deutsch
Yesler Way
Th Avenue
C. P. Dose
Fehren-Marvin Co
Nd Avenue
3Rd Avenue
Ivan W. Warren
32Nd Avenue
George Barr
6Th Avenue
BE. W. McRivain
1St Avenue
Shipping News From The City Port
The steamship City of Puebla sails on a regular bound trip for San Francisco on Monday October 21. The steamer Robert Dollar unloads 200 tons of explosives at the Pacific Coast dock. The powder goes to Skagway aboard the steamer Al Kw. The collier Pleiades with 198 tons of coal and merchandise departs for San Francisco.
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Galbraith
Columbia
Colman
Lilly-Bogardus
LaConver Flats
Fairhaven
Yester
Nome
St. Paul
Dirigo
Pacific Coast
Puebla
San Francisco
Robert Dollar
Skagway
Pleiades
Smith
Driving Lame Horses: Liveryman Fined in Court
Judge George fined W. Walker ten dollars for allowing a team of lame horses to be driven. Humane Officer Ridgway made the arrest, with Detective Frank Kennedy as witness. The questioning revealed humor over a single-footer versus pacer. Kennedy affirmed the fault. Walker later paid nineteen dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walker
George
Ridgway
Frank Kennedy
Walker
Mr. Kennedy
Green Lake to Get New Street Railway Depot
Work starts next week on a new street railway depot at Green Lake funded by resident subscriptions. The Seat Electric Co will erect the building using material financed by the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
Seat= Electric Co, ta
Conviction of Roberta and Ed Kelly in Robbery Trial
After a two day trial and twelve hours of debate a jury found Roberta and Ed Kelly guilty of remery in a March robbery at J Christensen grocer near Grant street bridge. Three men favored acquittal but the majority prevailed. Christensen identified Roberts and Keeley with strong circumstantial evidence. The defendants offered alibi.
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Tw Elven
Roberta
Ed Kelly
Kelly
J. Christensen
Grant Street Bridge
Roberts
Keeley
Christensen
Bank Clearances and Balances Report for Seattle Today
Bank clearances in Seattle reached $714,909.12 with balances totaling $147,150.25 as of today. The figures reflect the day’s transactional activity and liquidity status for local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Gustavus Olson and Yon Yonson Visit Seattle
The fragment describes Gustavus Adolphus Christian Olson of 428 Stewart Street Seattle a carpenter by trade drawn to see Yon Yonson in town. It notes his regular habits and a sudden feverish impulse to attend the event and hints at a wider discussion of psychic phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus Adolphus Christian Olson
Stewart Street
Seattle
Gustavus Adolphus
Yon Yonson
Toll
Yon Yonson causes theater fever in Manhattan home
Gustav Adolphus and his seven member family fill chairs for seven nights at the Third Avenue theater as Yon Yonson echoes through their home. The satire sparks humor and hunger, the children aged from six to fourteen join in, with meals replaced by memories of the show and ham sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavua Adolphua
Third Avenue Theater
Christian Olson
von Yonson
A Smelter for Seattle Promoters Eye Big Plant
Eastern promoters plan a large smelter near Seattle with 660 tons daily capacity and modern facilities. L L Dillman, a mining man, reports on resources and transport links as site options are West Seattle or near Lake Washington canal. Construction to start early next year, gate pollution mitigations promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
LL. C. Dillman
West
Lake Washington
Laborer Falls From Great Northern Train at Depot
A laborer fell from a Great Northern train at the depot this morning, cutting a gash across the face. The injured man, Lyons, had just arrived from Everett and slipped from a car step while stepping off the train. He was taken to the headquarters and his wound was dressed. it is not considered serious.
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Great Northern
Lyons
Everett
Rick
Garrick
Turner Hall
Swanson
Ewe
Northern Pacific
Bwanson
Hwanson
Fredericks and Gleason Set for Oct 24 Boxing Match
The %-round glove contest is slated for Oct 24 at Georgetown Yale Park pitting Kid Fred Y of Seattle against Larry Gleason. Fred Tricks and Dick Case train for the bout while Gleason trains at Georgetown. A preliminary between Indian Joe Greeg and Chas Hawley precedes the main event.
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Georgetown Yale Park
Fred Y
Seattle
Larry Gleason
Fred
Dick Case
Gieanon
Georgetown
Joe” Greeg
Chas, Hawley
Robbery Report From Mission Lodging House
J Nichols told police at headquarters he was robbed of 45 dollars while asleep at a Mission lodging house near Yealer Way. Officers doubt his account due to intoxication and will investigate the incident further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nichols
Mission
Yealer Way
Nichols
Nyuor
Bride Won by Pistol Point in Cumberland Marriage
In Cumberland Maryland on October 18 W Hamilton, a local farmer, was jailed after Deborah Wigfield 14 accused him of forcing her at gunpoint to accompany him to a minister where they were married. The girl fears the affidavit and warns that she will be killed by her captor, while her wealthy parents seek protection.
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Cumberland
W. Hamilton
Deborah Wigfield
Hamilton
Police Notes Report Multiple Arrests and Unclear Vagrant References
Police notes list several arrests: O’Neil by Officer Mayon this morning for vagrancy, John Lawrence a pottery agent detained last night for selling lottery tickets and fined $10, plus Jas Burke and Thos Martin by Officer Ryan for vagrancy. Jos Williams and Jas Fagan were detained on suspicion by Officer Wilson, and Chas Jones arrested by Officers Hubbard and Damm for vagrancy. Also vague reference to umbrellas repair and a secondhand ladies bicycle wanted at 1116 3rd Ave.
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John Lawrence
Barbee
Jas. Burke
Thos. Martin
Ryan
Jos. Williame
Jas. Fagan
Wilson
Chas. Jones
Hubbard and
Damm
Ae & Vagrant
Penitentiary Reveals Burt Was Lena Martin in Disguise
Lincoln Neb Oct 18 prison authorities discover Curt Martin was a woman Lena Martin. She lived as a cowboy and thief, wore trousers since age 14, and faced a sequence of elopement and crimes before being reassigned to women’s cell after admission.
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Lincoln
Neb
Curt Martin
Nebraska
Lena Martin
Keya Paha
M. F. Marrington
Hurt
Oferals
Nodaway County
Samuel Martin
Springview
Settle
Lena
Attack on Boy Prompts Grave Charge Against Dick Medley
A spree at Hallard Inn ends with Dick Medley unprovokedly assaulting Johnny Donald, 9, son of Thomas Donald. Medley lifts the boy and throws him to the ground causing injuries. A Seattle lawyer notes a federal banking statute and hints the recently incorporated savings bank may change its name to avoid violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Medley
Hallard
Johnny Donald
Thomas Donald
Rumeel
Metley
Fac
Seattle
Btar
United States
Savings Bank
Name Change Under Banking Law Cited in Brief
A brief notice cites the need to change a name under national banking laws. The document notes legal action or regulatory requirement affecting a bank or financial entity. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
Pianos Sold by the Bushel in Seattle Public Sale
A harsh critique of sensational sales claims, exposing inflated promotions and advertising costs. The piece defends honest pricing and urges readers to favor a Seattle house offering pianos at a modest advance over cost while warning against gimmicks and elastic consciences.
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Seattle
Roosevelt
Aguinaldo
Weyter
Oma
Weather Forecast for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight and Saturday will be fair with eight mile per hour southerly winds. The outlook calls for clear skies and mild temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie and Vicinity
Local Official Warns Of Warrant Issued In Swanson Case
The complaint filed by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Kent alleges warrant proceedings in Judge George's court for Louis Bwannon. Swanson was described as a stranger and Gar had involvement in the matter as presented in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Gar- Mok
Depu
Kent
Juige George's
Louis Bwannon
Swanson
Gar
County to Extend Well Drilling Contract at County Farm
County commissioners yesterday approved a contract with L. & Green to continue well drilling at the county farm. If water is not encountered the contractor earns $1.00 per foot. If water is struck payment follows the old agreement, not exceeding $4 per foot. Tel Beattie Fuel Co. for coal and wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Green
Biggest money saving piano sale shocks Seattle shoppers
Seattle buyers flock to a citywide piano and organ sale promising deep discounts. The event advertises new pianos from 137 to 200 plus and organs from 47, with many models at one third to one half value. Stores stay open evenings as organizers clear inventory including Chickering Kimball Weber and other brands.
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Chickering
Kimball
Weber
Pease
Johnston Co
Hinze
Singer
Mazon
Hamlin
Peloubet Race
Burdett
Evergy
200 Pianos Offer Big CLUB Rate Discount on Pacific Coast
Large piano sale promotes CLUB rate discounts with low down payment and easy installments, no interest. Guarantee of full value and money refund if not represented. Features Schumacher Crown Lester Hazelton Haines Bros Schiller Schaeffey Packard Bush Gerts and other makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Schumacher
Lester
Hazelton
Haines Bros
Schiller
Schaeffey
Packard
Bush and Gerts
Train Schedule Fragments Reveal Regional Connections
A fragmented timetable lists trains between St Paul Spokane Whatcom Mt Vernon Everett Blaine New Westminster and Everett. It shows departures around 6:20 to 8 p m and arrivals roughly 6:10 to 11:10 a m with multiple daily trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Peu
Booth
Seattle
Spokane
Bam
Expreas Bumas
Yamnouras C
Anohomish
Ogre Woollap Zanve
Antre
Issaquah
Snoqualmie
Overland Flyer
St Paul
Teo
Whatcom
Mt. Vernon
Blaine
New Westminster
Everett
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Jay Agen
Whitman
Germany
Archie
Kaga Maru
Court House
Arlington Diet
Dix
Egbert
Ban
Craring
Manauense
Nome City
Board of Health
New Green Lake Station
Kelley and
Fredericks and
Gleason
O'Neil
Mayon
3Rd Ave
Ashland
Wahoo
Leva
Harrington
Small Boy
Bushel
Adams
Lowa
Saver Kraut
Ade
Hams&s
Pannen
Ound
Seeoe
Ia Irbad
Sah
Chalueng Cove
Alfons
Snyder
Baileys Horsh
Ritters Soups
Adams Grocery CO
Second Ave
Tei
Main
Pike and Union
Tel
Beattie Fuel Co
D. S. Johnston Company
D. $. Johnston
Second Avenue
Burka
WB Hutchinson CO
Clines Piano House
Cor
Second and Union
Sherman, Clay & Co
Steinway Dealers
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Northern
Pacific
Seattle Daily
Goldmans
Cor. Marion
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