Jealous contractor assaults man at Rath Baths
Theodore Lee, a contractor, attacked William McDonald at Rath Baths on Third Avenue at 6:30. Lee struck McDonald with a beer bottle, slashed the head, and McDonald was hospitalized with life threatening wounds though expected to live. Police arrested Lee and a note to his wife was found.
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Theodore Lee
Lie
William McDonald
Third Avenue
McDonald
Phil Band
Carr
Leo
Tt T
Corner Avenue
Alder Street
Jal. Grant
Bell Lee
Theodore
Sullt
Belle
Lee
Rainier
Powers Janior Grant
Horton
McDongalls
Coast Limtet-Lears for St Paul 1 foe & Pani pm
Train schedule fragment lists departures and arrivals for multiple routes, including St Paul, Vancouver, Seattle, Beattie, Apo Tia, and Canadian Pacific lines. It notes daily service, times like 11.28, 1:50, and 6:40, and fares around several dollars, with exceptions for Sundays and sands. The source is a jumble of OCR text detailing rail connections and times.
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Lears
St. Paul
Foe
Pani
Lest Farm
Grey's Harter
Sanday
Sands
Beattie
Apo
Ant
Vancouver
B. C
Robbery by Two Highwaymen at Fourth Avenue Scene
W. W. Shipman reported a 11 o clock last night robbery at Fourth avenue and Spring street by two highwaymen without masks. They took 20.60 dollars as one robber held a pistol to his head while the other searched him. Shipman, of 414 Fourth avenue Oxford house, notified Captain Laubsoher and three detectives were assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Shipman
Fourth Avenue
Spring Street
Shipman
Oxford House
Laubsoher
Prayers Rise Across City After McKinley Shooting
Clergy from Our Lady of Good Help Sacred Heart and Immaculate Conception led masses and prayers for the president with heartfelt sermons on law, order, and national unity. Ministers urged vigilance against anarchism and called for moral renewal as the nation grieves.
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Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Father Prefontaine
Thomas P. Brown
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Father Sweere
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Broadway
Madison Street
McKinley
Earth
MccKinney
Republic of the United States
J. P. OD. Linge
J. P. D. Llwyd
Mherry
Unique Wedding At New Store Draws Crowd In Woodinville
William Hm Thoman aged 75 and Emilia Luce aged 63 of Woodinville wed inside the 4 Percent C Miles Piper Co store on First Avenue and Spring Street. About 9600 witnesses attended as 2600 packed the building for the ceremony with Wagner band outside and a traveling gray gown for the bride.
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C. Miles & Piper Company
First Avenue
Sprins Street
Ohio Steel
William HM. Thoman
Emilia Luce
Woodinville
Stevens Hotel
Lohengrin
Beattie Military Orchestra
2. C. Miles
L. 8. Bowerman
Fitter Baptist Church
Kissed by a Preacher in Virginia Wedding Incident
In Greenbackville Virginia Joseph McDeff and Miss Agnes Tulley sought marriage after visiting the minister George Porter. The ceremony occurred and the minister kissed the bride. A quarrel followed with the groom striking the minister. bystander notes that ministers were said to have a custom to kill the bride. The groom offered two ten dollar notes as peace.
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Greenbackville
James Porter
Chincoteague Kisesa
Joseph McDeff
Mises
Agnes Tulley
Medoff
Moettuff
Veteran sailor whipped and banished from town
Badly used Memphis tale reports W L Jones a U S Navy veteran from Wayne Arkansas after public whipping and an hour to leave town He shows two warning notes and whip scars He served on the Kecrearge Philadelphia Brooklyn and Massachusetts and objected to a hanging verdict saying the jury was all white officials say the incident followed with local labor notices.
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Memphis
Tenn
W. L. Jones
United States Navy
Wayne
Ark
Kecrearge
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Massachusette
Jones
Portland Wins Out In Uneven Yet Exciting Beattie Clash
Portland defeated Beattie in a well played afternoon game at Lat Athletic Park. Sroval yielded two bases on balls but two follow up hits produced runs. Stovall allowed eight hits and Engle secured a hit. Engle struck out four. Zeigler made a sensational foul bunt play in the fifth, and Anderson grabbed a liner in the eighth for a notable catch. Few errors marked the contest.
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Portland
Beattie
Lat
Sroval
Stovall
Wan
Engle
Ach
Zeigter
Vigneaux
Anderson
Public Works Board Approves Street Improvements
The board of public works met briefly and approved estimates for grading curbing and parking on Hatttery Street from Sixth to Dennyway and a water main on Nineteenth Avenue from Jefferson to East Boy Street. An assistant building inspector was recommended due to workload. Supt. Little praised 4000 feet of new rubber hose sections tested at 8 to 6 pounds.
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Board of Public Works
Engineering Department
Hattery Street
Sixth Avenue
Dennyway
Nineteenth Avenue
Jefferson
East Boy Street
General Fund
Twenty-third Avenue
Howe
Fifteenth Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
The Society of the Bons and Daughters of De Boto
A fashionable village club forms a lineage based exclusive society for direct descendants of Fernando de Boto. A fringe man’s descent proof is rejected causing a scandal and a local newspaper report. The tale ends with the Bilite Euchre club replacing the De Soto line and a moral about names.
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Metropolia
Fernando de Boto
de Boto
de Soto
Bilite Euchre Club
Necessary: More Room in Schools
At the board of education meeting discussions focused on alleviating overcrowding in city schools. The district considered renting rooms in various facilities to accommodate extra pupils. The board appointed new high school teachers and approved extra pay for four teachers handling two classes daily. An ad for electric fans from Kilbourne & Clark Co. follows with pricing details.
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Board of Education
Myrtle Gilkey
Marion Tibbetta
Mia
N. ©. Paull
Catey Lane
Treillah Logan
A. BE. Marry
Edith Wilkingon
Margaret Corrigan
Harriet Enyart
J. J. Brown
Freeforall fight erupts after baseball game sighting
Two men who witnessed a game at Athletic park were pulled into a melee after alighting from a James street car near Second avenue and James street. A general brawl ensued with J F B Andrews and H Fredricka siding with the combatants and Andrews was arrested.
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Athletic Park
James Street
Second Avenue
J. FB. Andrews
H. Fredricka
Andrewa
Laundry raid nets four Chinese suspects on Twenty first Ave
Patrolman Fletcher arrested four Chinese individuals at a laundry on Twenty first avenue near Yesterday Way for sprinkling clothes by expector...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Twenty-first Avenue
Yesterway
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Travelers’ Railway Guide
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Seattle
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Columbia
Puget Sound
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Vancouver and
Overland-Leavre
Rov
Sweere
Second Presbyterian
Wm. A. Major
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Major
Northrup
2 Groom
Tlomenstock
F. Fir
Clube
Tacoms
Peattie
Isth Avenue
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Becond
Ave
James
Seatte Gas & Electric Co
Cherry ST
Harvard Dental Office
JaSi
W. Cor
Union
Upeteire
Business College
Victoria Hotel
J. E. Cochran
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Bidg
Cor. 2d
Madison
New York
First Ave
Pioneer Square
THE
Dentists
Fourth and
Morrison Street
Howard Building
Chickering & Bons
Kimball
Pease
Singer
M. A. Goldman
Jewelry Store
Second Ave
Cor
Marion
Johnston CO
Second Avenue Burke Building
Keeley Institute
Keele Institute
Washi
British Columbia
Mississippi
Seattle Military Orchestra
Amelia Luce
W. H. Thomas
Z. C. Miles & Piper CO
Corner Spring
Tel. West An
J. H. Anthony
Batreet
Tacoma
Queen City Employment Bureau
Seattle Daily Star
Guion
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply 9
Columbia Street
Cahn & Cohn’s
Jackson Street
H. T. Turner
Hinckley Block
F. Stolting
Third Ave
Hirsch
Pike
London
MEE Chong & CO
Ma A. Lindauer Scient Fe Optician
Pike Street
Raymond & Hoyt
Seattle Tailoring CO
Reagan
Benya Builders
Sup. Niway Artisfactory
Prichard Hardware Company
J. Matzger
Ernst Bros
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