Comedy of Errors in the Divorce Court at Tallman
Two divorces granted by Judge Tallman as Owen Cooper and George Sonncer sue for cruelty and desertion while Bertha OConners and another wife clash over alleged late night escapades. Both couples accuse each other of infidelity and improper conduct, but the court records dismissal and grants the divorces amid a comical, domestic dispute atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Oper
Billa Cooper
George Sonncer
Bertha
Atl & Merry
Roseners
Aimilar Grewnds
Cooper
Caatvala
Batties
Caqpet
O'Conners
O' Conners
Heyle
Peth
Tallman
Sullivan Rises to Seattle Police Chief Amid Trials
John Sullivan, long on the Seattle police force, becomes chief after 13 years from patrolman to captain. Appointed in 1900 to fill a vacancy, he leads during a time of political strain and city peril, earning respect for calm demeanor and strict uniform discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
The
Star
Sean Beattie
Sullivan
Chef Police
William Meredith
McGhraw
Wartmines
Washington
Canada
Seattle
Solliven
Merethen
Suliiven
Sellivan
Debbie
Sam Téerneberger Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
City Detective Tennant arrested Sam Téerneberger on a disorderly conduct warrant from the city attorney. The suspect was identified at Grant Street Bridge and released on a 26 dollar bond. A second name, Marguerite Longacre of Chicago, appears in related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Téerneberger
Tennant
Seattle
Ron
Grant Street Bridge
Terwellerger
Sam
Ant
Will Seize Vessel At Port Binkeley
Deputy United States Marshal Tyler went to Port Binkeley to serve an attachment on the bark Melanope owned by J. J. Moore & Co. Judgment for libel of $500 and costs was awarded to Dewey against the company some time ago, but as it is a foreign corporation they seek the first opportunity to seize any property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tyler
Port Binkeley
J. J. Moore & Co
Coate
TB. Dewey
Roe
Desperate Robbery Charge in New Jersey Board Bill Theft
A complaint before Justice Cann alleges James McDaunnaugh and James Bimpren conspired to recover a paid bill for board by means of robbery. McDaunnaugh was arrested in the city jail. authorities say he paid Mr and Mrs Mark Prana of New Brunswick New Jersey five dollars in counterfeit currency for board. The bill was discovered worthless.
Kingsbury Hats Prosper as Demand Rises in City
Hutchinson Co advertises Kingsbury hats with rising demand and prosperity. The notice claims demand for the highest grade goods, claiming more hats sold than ever, as workers and buyers seek quality headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Hutchinson Co
Corner Second
Union
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Caledonian Picnic and Pleasant Teach Concert
Event listing for a Monday picnic and dancing at Moats Pier No 2 with performances and scenes at 9 10 11 am and 7 20 pm. Includes admission price and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moats Yt
How About It Clark Contract Meet With Maguire
A dispute between contractor Maguire and Officer Clark centers on a four year old driving a team during a strike. Maguire says Clark is mistaken and will pursue no evasion while Clark accuses violations of child labor law and threatens prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
J. W. Maguire
Melt & Maguire
Rim PH
Maguire
Clark Arives
Maere Wo
Clerk
Ark
Maevirr's Parting Hit Echoes Summer Steal
The fragment notes Maevirr's line about a ally earning nearly 160 thie summer drift for me and continuing the pattern with a steady hand. It reads like aclosing quip in a regional column reflecting a missed opportunity and a loyalty claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maevirr
Whiz Robert Poster Faces Ongoing Police Scrutiny
The laborer Robert Poster, described as a veteran detainee, has challenged police assertions amid recent disturbances in the city. He reportedly served a day on the chain gang and remained in the jail working cell, with a jailbreak noted as others left the prison and returned. He was arrested by Patrolman Untand for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Poster
Prion
Dia
Goodby Josh Wise Signals A Far North Journey
A fragmentary 19th century style note reports Josh Wise departing with family for an extended vacation, vowing not to write or answer letters. It mentions Lou Dillon the turf mare, and a separate brief item about a Colorado river dispute and a self inflected tragedy.
Fragmented Notes Mix Miltonic Echoes and Odd Anecdotes
A scrambled OCR fragment cites miltonian and Italian styles, misused terms, and odd phrases. It mentions a burglary case, a New York held Beagles event, and figures like Congressionman Rustivan and A B Partridge. It notes labor unrest in Pall River mills and Edith W breaking a half mile track record at Anderson Indiana. The piece references King Edward returning from Vienna and an upcoming National Association of Wholesale Druggists convention in Boston.
Jumped the Track On Albany Street Car Incident
An outbound University car derailed at Third avenue and Marton street after an apparent track fault. The wreck caused minor injuries to passengers while the vehicle climbed the hill. a separate trolley collision on the Albany Railway fatally injured an unknown man and seriously injured a contetner, with two others hurt lightly.
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Third Avenue
Marton Street
Bonenectady
Market Notes and Prices Show Mixed Readings
Wholesale prices list butter peaches tomatoes watermelons cucumbers and green fruit with various per sack or per unit figures. Prospects for business are bright with high demand for top grades and strong wages in the city. The piece also mentions the cruiser New York and sailings from pier No 2 with multiple daily times.
Caledonian Club Plans Second Annual Picnic at Pleasant Beach
The Caledonian club announces its second annual picnic at Pleasant Beach on Monday September 7 with details on page 4. The notice also lists agricultural prices for May including timothy alfalfa barley wheat bran middlings and eggs from Puget Sound area producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caledonian Club
Pleasant Beach
Wee
Ore
Millinery Firm Hanley & Keringen Opens Seattle
Hanley and Kringen successors to Curtin Millinery announce opening in Seattle after moving from Denver. They promise a wide selection and competitive pricing. Harney Kring announces Sunday excursions to the United States navy yard with boats from Pier 2 at multiple morning and afternoon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley & Kringen
Curtin
Seecond Avenue
Seattle
Denver
Colorado City
Harney Kring Rae
United States Navy Yard
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the Boundary Commissions
International Board
Geen
Bullivante
Chief Sullivan
Marguerite Longacre
Chioneno
Union Carpenters
Tacoma
Tyra
Piret
Eure
M'Daunaugh
Grand Opera House
the Chaperons
John OG. @parks
Mabel Mite
Homas Whiffen
May Haley
Mae Hiebbing
W. W. @Kunts
Arthur Harvest
Texas
Hoyt
Beattie Theater
the Hille of
California
Legion of Homer
Hilla of California
Empire Park
Empire Park Theater
Whizz
Josh Wise
Uday
Josh
Lou Dillon
Cresorus
Wiliam Jafare
BF. T. Maneey
Dolores River
Colorado
St. Louie
J. Griffith
Los Angeles
Banta Monton
Carrie
Leachi Park
Lake Washington
Leman
Geneve
Third and
Union Street
Diavolo
Bio
Amory
Exposition Grounds
John Ritchie
George Baker
the Mighty Midway
Chaurer
Vierry Rireoks
Chentieman
Pike Street
Kissel
Oregon
Joan
Mount Morrie
of the Powers
Pall River
Wilenat
Thraller
Th’ Dressmaker
King Edward
London
Vienna
Edith W
Anderson
Ind
National Association of Wholesale Drugeietn
Boston
Leelee
Kent
Gee the
New York
Pier No. 2
Ooe
Bartey
W. Timethy
Weebington Creameries
Cate Fresh Ranch
Becond Avenue
Jacor Perl
Diutt Priges
Our
Nion
Hanley & Keringen
John Davis & Co
Second Ave
Telepho
Gewieda
First Avenue
Carpenters’ Hall
Ave
Bonney-Watron CO
Embermere
Third Ave
Columbia Street
Elephone
Main
Seartie
Wallingford Avenue
Marquette
GROMMEL @ ULLRICH, Distillers
Northern Liquor CO
First Ave
Beach
Caledonian
Schuchard Optical Co
Eye Specialists
Second Avenue
Firet Avenue
Mercer
A. A. Denny
Lake View
Edgar Bryan
Hinckley Block
Cole
Chicago
Jomin
Ernst Bi
OUSF
Academy of the Ho
Seventh Avenue
Jack
WASA
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