Big Offer Made For Corner Property Sale Rumors
The report details multiple real estate transactions including a $22,000 sale of 1 24 lots in South Park, $16,000 for 87 lots in Queen Anne Hill, and a $25,000 separate sum. Henry Armuseen purchases a Perthweet double corker, while Pittett Bros resell to Pertomeen amid consecutive gains and a pending abstract exam. Lewie N. Rosenbaum sells to Freeman and Wilke for $11,600 with rapid ownership changes in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raat South Park
Lewie N. Rosenbaum
Freeman & Wilke
Black
Nagles Addition
Marvard
North
W. H. Merritt
Nellie White
Beardsley Backed by Roads Group Amid Rutherford Split
Members of the association debated Beardsley and Rutherford as a vote split the group. Rutherford supporters led by County Commissioner P. J. Smith and Purchasing Agent Charles Buckingham pushed for rescinding a prior resolution. Judge White withdrew from the association as the motion passed, leaving members to accept the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Rutherford
Beardsley
Rutherford
W. H. White
Retmond L. Mert
Christopher Inet
Fae
Ruther
Ford
P. J. Smith
Charlee Buckingham
Suocerrot
White
Sehechard Optical Co Marketed Eye Tests
Sehechard Optical Co at 127 al invites public to peer test eyes and obtain fuel pinanes with full facilities for eye examinations and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehechard Optical Co
Seattle Millionaire’s Wife Leaves Hospital Life of Wandering
Mia Ida Werner wife of Seattle financier Joseph Warner chose a wandering theatrical life over a luxurious home. Warner had her detained on an insanity charge for two days and then withdrew the case. The insanity commission discharged her and she left the hospital with her friend.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
San Prancisco
Tnable
Beettice Batley Ie
Mia Ida Werner
Joseph Warner
Seattle
Mre Warner
Hospstel
Vaudevi
Warner
Werner
New York Gubernatorial Race Heads Into Final Stretch
The gubernatorial candidates enter a decisive stretch with three days of intense campaigning ahead. Big speakers are expected on both sides as each team plans to pull out all stops. Secretary Hoover is anticipated to convey presidential greetings to voters in Utica.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Hoot
Utlea
Mat Gormiey
National Guards of Washington
London’s Tuesday Glove Special From England Import
London’s offers a Tuesday only sale of 16 button white suede kid gloves at 1.75 dollars. Imported directly from England, the gloves are pitched as a premium line under London’s store at 1111 Second Ave.
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London
England
Second Ave
Querialists 10 Have Trial
Dr Titus Vincent Harper and others charged with obety in the streets while delivering socialist lectures were set for trial in Justice Gordon's court Saturday November 3. The motion to advance the case prompted spirited exchanges between Attorney Brown City Attorney De Bruler and the judge amid a busy docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Vincent Harper
Mr. Brown
Evie Arrives From Nome With Furs And Skiing Cargo
The schooner Evie, owned by Fisher Bros of Seattle, arrives from Nome with furs and skiing items including a polar bear skin. The ship carried 450 passengers and $460,000 in gold on its passage south, then will head to Valdes and Seward with a light list of cargo and passengers.
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Evie
Nome
Tobin
Erie
Unga
Siberian Porta
Fisher Bros
Seattle
San Juan
San Juan Fish Company
City Works board postpones meeting for missing members
The board of public works postpones its regular Saturday meeting to tomorrow due to absence of members. City Engineer Thomece presents estimates for local improvements including sewers on several avenues with costs ranging from 6400 to 1450 and grading and paving projects in Terry's First Addition and others. An assessment roll outlines costs for concrete walks and sewers on Fifth Avenue West, Second Avenue, Western Avenue, and Twenty Sixth Avenue South among others.
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Boart of Public Works
Thomece
Bigelow Ave
Hayes
Galer Ste
Pourth Ave
Newson
St. Fifth Ave
Queen Anne Drive
Twenty Fifth Ave
Yesler Way
Cherry St
Maynards Pint
Seattle
Thomson
Fifth Ave
Kinneer Place
Second Ave
Western Ave
Uniwersity
Day St. Areding
Runaway Ice Cream Wagon Wrecks Scavenger Cart
A delivery wagon from Stokes Ice Cream company spooked by a horse on Second Avenue at 14 o clock crashed into a scavenger wagon owned by Prize Yorgens. The driver Frits Yarrens was injured but not seriously.
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Stokes Ice Cream Company
Frits Yarrens
Steamship crew named for Chippewa and Iroquia voyage
Superintendent Frank R. Burns of the Alaska Steamship Co announces the second detail of men sailing east to collect the Chippewa and the Iroquia. The crew includes W. A. Peel engineer B. Guptil purser Dan Bishop engineer and Peter Welfelt engineer. They proceed to Detroit where the boats are being prepared for the long voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Burns
Alaska Steamship Co
Iroquia
W. A. Peel
B. Guptil
Dan Bishop
Peter Welfelt
Detroit
Immigrants Charged in Lewiston Morality Case
Leon Demourier and wife Gabrielle Demourier and Laura Compas were arrested Saturday in Lewiston Idaho and brought to city due to an immigration charge. They allegedly went to France last spring and returned in June with Compas for immoral purposes. Hearing before Inspector Geffney scheduled this afternoon.
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Leon Demourier
Grabrielle Demourier
Laura Compas
Lewiston
Idaho
Demourier
France
Geffney
Langdon Court Appearance Sparks Municipal Graft Trial
Judge Graham recognizes Langdon as district attorney and allows juror interrogation on fitness. Police surround the temporary court as grand jury impanelling begins for municipal graft charges. Ruef Ruef and Heney attend. crowds gather with orders for quiet, Langdon and Heney jubilant while Ruef remains crestfallen.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
San Francisco
Graham
Langdon
Ruef
Heney
Great 18 year old runner Geoffrey Hassard amazes Pacific coast
In Oakland on October 27 Geoffrey Hassard of Mill Valley outpaced 95 rivals in a seven mile coastal course. The 17 year old earlier victory and his 49 minute 65 second time mark him as a future distance star. Mentioned as Olympic hopeful for Greece 1906 Marathon.
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Oakland
Cal
Goelfrey Eron
Mill Valley
Dipseas
Pacific Coast
Geoffrey Hassard
Hawsard
C. Connolly
Ireland
Hmaesard
Greece
CAL FLASHES Bull Against Church and City Notes
Reports from Oregon state committee meetings in Portland set plans for state funding decisions. In Seattle area civic items, 40 applicants seek city civil service exams for head and rear chain tolling roles, while transit and bridge repairs proceed. A federal suit seeks 25 000 dollars in damages from Northern Pacific Railroad for a brake man injury. A suspected burglar flees pawnshop with melted silver as officers trail other local incidents.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Edward T. Dell
Pell
Twenty Years The Sentence For Matteucci In Murder
Superior Judge Frater imposes twenty year term on Mike Matteucci convicted of second degree murder. Defense urged mercy noting accidental killing during attempted separation. Judge Frater condemns gun use and drunken shooting of an innocent citizen and faults lax local attitudes toward conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frater
Mike Matteucci
Matteucco
Snowstorms Delay Transcontinental Trains Across West
Heavy snow in the Rocky Mountain region and the western Dakotas last week slowed western traffic. The Great Northern and Northern Pacific trains are several hours late into Seattle while Burlington schedule delays reach 16 to 24 hours behind time.
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Rocky Mountain Country
Nebraska
South Dakota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Burlington Road
Prince Bariatinsky Dead in Switzerland
BRIEFS BY WIRE reports Prince Bariatinsky of Tamboff Russia died in Ducky Switzerland. Other items note William Bryan's Chicago visit and Lincoln trip, Congressman Rockwood Hour's grave condition, Royal Arcanum officer William Robson’s death from pneumonia, a Chicago stockyards stabbing over a misspelled name, Sadie Julia Gompers debuting in vaudeville, and Pulajanes attacks in Samar with casualties and pursued rebels.
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Prince Bariatinsky
Ducky
Switzerland
Tamboff
Hussia
Royal Arcanum
Wellesley
Mass
William O. Robson
The
Royal Oak
Five Are Suspected in Plains Murder Case
Nels Hall was moved from White Pine to Plains jail for safe keeping with five others suspected in the July disappearance and murder of Clearwater. The body was found recently under brush with four bullet holes. Guard Found Guilty. Lexington jury deliberated 18% hours in the case of Daniel M. Adams.
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Plains
Mont
Nels Hall
White Pine
Clearwater
Lexington
Daniel M. Adams
What Four Dollars a Year Will Do
A promotional snippet offers a safety deposit vault box at Wm. D. Perkins & Co at 211 Cherry Street. It claims protection for papers and money from fire burglary and earthquake and urges the reader to consider it a good investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Perkins & Co
Cherry Et
Former EK asylum attendant found guilty of assault in Ketterer case
A former attendant at the Eastern Kentucky asylum was found guilty of assault and battery in the murder case involving Fred Ketterer, a former patient. The verdict was delivered yesterday afternoon with punishment set at one year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Kentucky Asylum
Fred Ketterer
Adama
Engineers from Chile arrive in New York on Umbria
Three Chilean engineers Horingen Calvo McKenna and F Del Canto graduates of University of Chile arrived in New York on the Umbria en route to San Francisco to study reconstruction. They have been abroad eight weeks funded by the university.
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Frisco
New York
San Francisco
Umbria
Horingen
Calvo McKenna
F. del Canto
University of
Chile
Belmont urges disclosure of campaign receipts and expenditures
Perry Belmont of New York, executive chairman of the publicity bill committee, has mailed letters to James Sherman and James M Grigas, chairs of the Republican and Democratic congressional campaign committees, urging a public statement of receipts and expenditures within a reasonable time after the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anatomy Study Clash Clouds Medical Debate
Chicago October 23 Dr Walter Fitch a well known physician advocates a controversial approach to anatomy study that draws opposition from other members of the medical decision. The confrontation signals a broader dispute over curriculum methods and professional standards within the medical community.
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Chicago
Walter Fitch
Thrifty Path to Success and Saving
An urging note stresses thrift as key to success and warns money must be saved. It advertises the State Bank of Beattie offering 4 percent interest on savings deposits compounded semiannually and mentions banking by mail.
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State Bank of
Beattie
Physician and Instructor Arrested as Mary Smith Taken Into Custody
A physician and surgical instructor was arrested yesterday evening. Police took with him Miss Mary Smith, the model used by Dr. Fitch in demonstrations. The colonial legislature plans to meet in January to address the fisheries dispute and assert colonial authority, aiming to complicate imperial cabinet vetoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Fitch
N. F
City Light Plant Plans 25000 Dollar Temporary Loan
The city light plant will borrow 25000 dollars from the water fund to continue construction on the light plant until Neht plant extension bonds are sold. The ordinance to transfer funds will be introduced at tonight’s council meeting. The plant shows monthly profits after expenses. Public Works will seek bids for Fourth Ave regrade and Jackson Street widening petitioners reserve damages rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Board of Public Works
Jackson St
Leoncavallo to headline concerts with 76 performers in Beattle tour
John Cort announces Leoncavallo will perform with an ensemble of more than 76 at Beattle on November 28 and 24. Excursions will run from nearby towns to reach smaller cities. The tour opened October from Carnegie Hall New York after the La Scala Milan engagement with a renowned cast including Riszini Alma Di Alma Fer Rabirini Barbaini Perga Belisti de Fer and Bard.
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Leoncavalla
Beattle
John Cort
Malian Maeatra
Leoncavallo
Carnegie Hall
New York
Milan
Prima Donna
Soprani
Signore Riszini
Alma di Alma
Mezzo Soprani
Eather Ferrabini
Augusto Barbaini
Nino Perga
Barytoni Virgino Belisti
Raffaeio de Ferand
Edoarde Boelemlart
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Madinon
Woodes
Farrah
Newell
Strom
Peatav
T. M
Beardslee
Renton Picette
Cambier
Chete
Stewart Te
Mego M
Soleer
Union Savings & Trust Co
Santa Ana
Rainier Clothing Store
Pike Street
NEW City Work
Angdon
Landon
CEEDS
Ceerpany
Hassaan
Fred J. Hewitt
Helcomb Co
Gales
Western Av
Olympic
J. Atedereon
University Methodist Episcopal Church
Oregon
Actio
Oregon State Committee
Portland
City Civil Service
Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Committee
Reform School
Roy Erickson
William Martin
Chehalis
John Mullen
Weatlake Av
Lake Union
New City
Heeacen Hill
Hida
Fansford
J. Matager
Frank Mrederick
Severent Stewart
Taluce
Froderick
Findlay
Ohio
City Hall
Yesler
Phobe
Mgr
the Lion and the Mouse
Soherenane
Finsieon
NEW Bible
Alice McAver
Ron Riley
Mathews
la Renee
Fe Davenport
Arthur Eberne
Maite Pheoh Thalladiat
Staraecope
Lois Theater
Wonderland
Annex
Russell & Drew
Seatte Theater
Thureday
Third Avenue Theater
Mattysturday
Chae A. Taylor Company
Third
Pine Street
Unitarian Church
Ll. &. Rowe
B. Denny Way
Beripps Telegraph Service
Bryan
William Bryan
Lincoln
Worcester
Rockwood
Stock Yards
Ferdinand
Urquhardt
Julia Gompers
Sadie Julia Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federathom of Labor
Manila
Samar
Surigao
Chicagel
Frank Lester
David Rice
Lester Wan
Joseph H. Malezzi
Rice
Lanter
Denver
Orin Richardson
George FE Richardson
South Broadway Baptist Church
Gale
Cleveland
Main
McCarthy
McCarthy Store
McCarthy's
LL. Muslins
Henrietta
Navy
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Avenue
Pike and
Pine Streets
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