Pass Bogus Money Orders Ring In Everett Case
Special to The Star reports an investigation into counterfeit post office money orders cashed in Everett Washington. Authorities trace two bogus orders for 35 and 55 dollars, raised by paraffin sealing to hide the fraud. A suspect, long known in the city and previously employed by local firms, is suspected of operating here with ties to Seattle.
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Reverend Gowen to Resume Duties Next Sunday
Rev. H. H. Gowen rector of Trinity Parish will resume duties next Sunday after a vacation trip during which he lectured on literary topics in Victoria San Francisco and Portland.
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Six Policemen Sought for Globe Stock Sale Opening
Chief Sullivan will be asked to detail six special policemen to handle the crowd at the opening of the Globe Stock Sale at 1415 1417 Second Avenue at o clock Saturday morning.
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Various Anecdotes and Notices from a Varying Era
A jumble of local jests and snippets covers a California coachman suing for a small sum, flour exports from Tacoma, Roosevelt voting plans, literary gossip, and satirical quips. It references Mary McLane, Lipton, Sothern, and Mellow, with curious asides about annexation, wells, and a curfew inquiry in Mt Vernon.
Locked Up Her Piano Divorce Suit Cites Cruelty
Mrs. Rena Paulus sues for divorce from Peter Paulus on cruelty grounds alleging he brands her as unchaste and padlocks the room containing her valuables including a piano, parlor lamp, gold watch, and Sunday clothes in their home at 8 Tenth Avenue South. They have no children.
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The Love of Money and a Curious Matrimonial Tale
A fragment from a humorous exchange about marrying into wealth features Augustus Crafte and Old Muchmoney. A bystander invited to Seattle declines, joking about family quirks including a kangaroo walk, a parrotlike talker, and a wife who watches the narrator closely.
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Revenue Cutters Hunt Missing Steamers Meteor Eureka
Manning and Bear from Dutch Harbor searched for the disabled steamer Meteor and Eureka. The cutters left Dutch Harbor on October M and had not seen them since October 1. They planned to patrol Unimak Pass and divide the Nome to Dutch Harbor course if needed.
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Black Cat Club Dance At Lakeside Hall Dunlap
If your Star is late a messenger will deliver. The Black Cat Club of Dunlap hosts a dance at Lakeside Hall Friday evening in October with good music and a late car service.
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Trouble Settled at Mt Zion Church Honorable Retirement Given
Rev J Gordon McPhereon former pastor of Mt Zion colored Baptist church is again in good standing. A church meeting presided by Rev T A Walker passed a resolution granting him a letter of honorable retirement after prior accusations of arrogance and indecency. Skagway liner Humboldt expected tomorrow with 150 passengers.
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Petition seeks Second Avenue closure for Globe stock sale
A petition will be presented to the council tonight to close Second Avenue between Union and Pike during the Globe stock sale opening Saturday at 1616 1417 Second Avenue. A large crowd is expected and management aims to avoid accidents. See Consult Florence Marvin, prophet ens. Masquerade Ball Saturday night at Ranké Hall Pike 1 and Fifth. Admission B conta. Also note Pacific Wireless Telegraph stock offices at 601 2 Pioneer building.
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Golden Kerf at the Grand Receives Warm Reception
The Stage presents the nautical style opera Golden Kerf last night featuring Marguerite Fry as third officer and Mrs Jansen as Waxine delivering strong voices and a natty uniform. Cast includes Charles Borgum Willie Reed A J Bate Dr Carl Hoffman and Charles Chariton as capable performers. The amateur company showed nerves but improved with the music and the show continues tonight.
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Brooks and Co Offers Men’s Underwear at Great Prices
A dated classified note promotes BE N Brooks & Co at 1851 Indiana Avenue Arcade blog and advertises men’s underwear with assurance of quality and value. It also references Pacific Wireless Telegraph Stock and Bee offices at the Pioneer Building.
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