Rude Poised for Return as Council Wealth Grows
The article portrays Councilman Rude as financially thriving with properties valued at roughly $16 000 across multiple lots near Pine Olive Union Terry West First Highland and Third North Gator. It notes a sale at Queen Anne hill for 6000 and hints at political opposition and doubts about his fitness and influence.
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Union
Terry
West
Highland
Gator
H. P. Rude
Rude
Court House
van Broecktin
Queen Anne Hill
John F. Trowbridge
Mude Io
Gill
Dr. Crichton
Woman Reunites With Husband After Years of Struggle
Hilda Hawkinson, a penniless 18 year old, found her husband August Hawkinson in Seattle after years apart. He had deserted her and their child in San Francisco in 1894. She sought support through legal counsel, aiming to secure child and wife maintenance from the prosperous saloon man.
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Seattle
Basy
Hilda Hawkinson
San Francisco
Hawkinson
Manly
Brondty
Hitfe
Oscar G. Heaton
Mutual Life Building
AugUst Hawkinson
Little Walter Eugene Hawkinson
Debonair Hawkinson Faces Court Battle Over Deserted Wife
The San Francisco suit alleges August Hawkinson deserted his wife Hilda Mankinson after proposing to support her. He allegedly fled to Honolulu with another woman, then lived there as her husband until her death. A San Francisco judgment awards about 2000 dollars plus monthly support, with Hawkinson later denying paternity and attacking his wife’s character, prompting possible perjury charges.
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Debonair
Eee
August Hawkinson
Hawkinson
Saya
Mawkinson
Honolulu
Seattle
Hilda Mankinson
San Francisco
Heaton
Hawkingon
Monnett Claims $2.5 Million Bridge Contract Overcharges
Frank S. Monnett, former Ohio attorney general, testifies before grand juries alleging illegal bridge contracts. He says counties could recover about 2.5 million dollars in overcharges, with fees to lawyers and a kickback share tied to business volume.
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Frank S&s. Monnett
Ohio
Ohie
Probing Begins on Walla Walla Prison Charges
The board of control and Governor Mead will reconvene at 1:30 this afternoon at the Hotel Dacres to probe multiple allegations. Investigations cover the typhoid fever outbreak, removal of Prison Physician MPlalock, illegal registration of guards before July city elections, Warden Rees in death sentence matters, jute mill inspections, and retention of Chief Turnkey Phillip Berry.
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Walla Walla
Board of Control of
The
State Penitentiary
Mead
Warden Rees
Dacres
Mplalock
Rees
Oscar Bradshaw
Phillip Berry
Polar Explorer to Lead North Pole Expedition from Seattle
Dr. Antoine Varicle of the International Polar Institute arrives in Seattle from Dawson and plans to depart for the north pole next January. He will lead two exploratory parties of about 20 men, moving from Seattle to Bering Strait then Grant Land to establish a supply base. Two top Klondike mushers Jules Marion and Eli Verreau are named.
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Antoine Varicle
International Polar Institute
Seattle
North Pole
Dawson
Varicle
Beringstrait
Grant Land
Pole
Greenland
Jules Marion
Eli Verreau
Klondike
Denver Snowfall Reaches Front Range and Dakotas
Snow fell in Denver last night with reports of light accumulation across Wyoming the Dakotas and Nebraska. No delays to traffic or communication were observed.
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Denver
Wyoming
Dakotas
Nebraska
University Notes at Washington State University
The chemistry department received 2500 dollars worth of German chemical apparatus including a polarimeter spectroscope and gas analysis gear. Engineering geology students and Professors Landes and Mead visited the Newcastle coal mine after crossing Lake Washington. A university dramatic club will form soon led by experienced Seattle High School participants. Prof Eastwood will address students on customs at the University of Virginia.
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Chemistry Department
The
State University
Germany
Beattle
Wash
PD. C
U. S&s A
University
Henry Landes
H.L. Mead
Newcastle
Lake Washington
Seattle
Washington
College Dramatica
K. O. Eastwood
University of Virginia
Street Car Hog sermon reviews public manners
Rev. M. A. Matthews in a Sunday evening sermon at First Presbyterian church discussed the Street Car Hog question raised by The Star. He said street cars and other public places reveal inner character and that small courtesies on street cars indicate true character.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
The
Star
Parents not Allowed to Take Child to Jail
BozemanMont October 20 a newspaper brief reports a court rule bars parents from taking a child to jail Leeson or related guardianship case noted with couple identified as Mr and Mrs followed by a sentence fragment about saving ten cents and a page reference.
Court forgery convict sent to grandparents in Washington
John Waltera, recently jailed five years for forgery, has been awarded to his grandparents in North Yakima Washington since the parents relinquished civil rights. Several residents offered to adopt Ella, described as pretty and bright, but a letter influenced the final custody. See Page 6.
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John Waltera
State
Yakima
Wash
Ella
Hoxeman
Plea to Send Child to Grandparents Court Scene
Judge Stewart sent the child to her grandparents after Ella’s parents sought to take her to prison. The report notes a committee’s investigation into charges of unprofessional conduct against John Co. Murphy and George B. Cole, with findings to be submitted to the bar association.
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Stewart
Ella
The
Bar Association
John
Co. Murphy
George B. Cole
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University Notes
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Sondenfeld & Sons
Tacoma
Adam
Tea & Coffee Co
Iowa
Adams Tea & Coffee CO
Pine Street
J. Redelsheimer & Co
First Ave
Col
Columbia St
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Yerxa
Motta
F. R. Yerxa & Sons
Main and Occidental St
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KLINE
Rosenberg
625
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Janos
Pacific North- Allen & Gilbertramaker CO
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