Cap Handy Plea Motion After Two Year Sentence
Capt F N Handy, jailed two years in Walla Walla for obtaining funds from Dr J Eugene Jorden in a fake pretense connected with the sale of the Steamer Morse, filed in superior court a motion for arrest of judgment while an appeal in the supreme court is pending. An affidavit claim notes Handy sold the Morse for about $6,000 after receiving the $600 from Jordan, despite deteriorated value since the sale two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Handy
Walla Walla
J. Eugene Jorden
Supreme Court
Suporior Court
Handy
F. B. Adams
Dr. Jordan
Prof
Morse
Hannon
A. O
Dr. Jor
Dr. m
Benjamin
Hatchet Threat Case at Klondike Lodging House
Minnie Sylvester, inmate at the Klondike lodging house on Courth Avenue south, accuses Jesse Price of entering her room and threatening to strike with a hatchet. Price was arrested by Officer Cameron after a pursuit on Fourth Avenue south. He admitted being at the lodging house. police later learned his true name as Jesse Perica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Sylvester
Klondike
Courth Avenue
Main Street
Judge George's Court
Jesse Price
Price
Omter Cameron
Cameron
Fourth Avenue South
Onteing
F. H. Johnson
Jesse Perica
A Bad Man George Reif Sentenced to Eight Days
George Reif, labeled a dangerous figure, was sentenced to eight days in the chain gang by Judge George for vagrancy. Police describe him as a terror in the Blackchapel District near Grant Street bridge. He was arrested Monday night by Officer Thomas Bevan. Reif has prior terms in the penitentiary and county jail and is a familiar chain gang figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reif
George
Blackchapel
Grant Street Bridge
Thomas Bevan
Re's
Woman Struck by Car, Suffers Head Bruising on City Street
Mrs. John King of 06 Jackson Street alighted from an eastbound Yester car on Ninth Avenue shortly after 6 PM. She was knocked down by a car on the opposite track, struck a glancing blow to her head, and was carried to a nearby street station before being taken to a hospital. Officer H W Parr called a carriage to transport her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Jackson Street
Ninth Avenue
Px. Trolman
H. W. Parr
Stale eggs and meat prices provoke consumer complaints
Fragments describe persistent price quotes for fruit and vegetables, with fresh meats mostly lower except veal. Reports claim stale eggs are mixed with fresh, deceiving commission men retailers and consumers alike about product quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Oy
Grocery Price List of Fruits and Vegetables
A chaotic catalog of produce with varied prices and units. The list includes lemons at 2.50 per box, apples at 1.2 per unit, Valencia oranges at 2.25 per unit, watermelons at 1.56 to 2.00, bananas at six per bunch, peppers, lettuce, cabbage, tomatoes, and many items with inconsistent formatting and occasional typos.
Market Price List from Beattie Provisions House
Corrected daily prices show fresh beef and mutton at cents per pound, pork and veal by the pound, and various dairy items like butter and cheese from Washington and New York. Poultry including live chickens and ducks priced per pound, plus livestock and grain rates for farmers, with oats barley wheat corn and hay listed for deck or car lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Wisconsin
California
Requefort
Limburger
Eastern
Beattie
Puget Sound
Itc
Faye
Loyal Legion Meeting Planned at Rainier Club
Lieut. T. M. Young commands a stated Washington meeting of the Loyal Legion to be held at the Rainier club in Beattie on Sept. 18. Companion R. J. Chases will present a paper titled Evolution of the Private Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Young
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Washington Commandery
Rainier Club
Beattie
R. J. Chases
Seattle
San Francisco and Navigation Company
Said
Bailey Building
Washington
R. F. Gueres
Cane Rush Brings Victory to Sophomores Over Seniors
In a annual high school cane rush seniors and freshmen clash while juniors and sophomores vie for the cane. The sophomores win scoring sixteen hands to five for the upper class. The judges rule sophomores take the cane for the year.
Rainier Heights Club drafts constitution at meeting
The committee on permanent organization appointed by the Rainier Heights Improvement club met at Mayor Mames office yesterday afternoon and drafted a constitution and by laws. The committee will present its full report at a meeting in Oltman s hall on Thursday evening at o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Heights
Pacific coast coal collier Ptei ades arrives in port
The Pacific coast coal carrier Ptei ades with Captain Smith docked after sailing from San Francisco. It replaces sister ship Hyades whose charter was relinquished by local agents and now loads coal at Tacoma. Both vessels are built for coal trade with a 5000 ton capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Pacific
Pteiades
Smith
San Francisco
Thinetearcher
Hyades
Tacoma
Bids Sought for Forage Supplies to Philippines and Hawaii
The local quartermaster will open bids on Sept 17 for forage supplies to the Philippines and Hawaiian possessions totaling about 1406.00 dollars. Bids must provide 4000 tons of care and 2.5 percent tons of hay, with samples of cate. Hay sources are in eastern California. The bid requires three pound samples with each bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Pacific
Man Arrested Over Lurid Imagination Claims at Police HQ
An arrested man claimed to be G. Gould claiming kinship to Jay Gould and that Emma Goldman is his first cousin. Officers plan a short rest at headquarters to calm his wandering mind and banish the strange ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeil
G. Gould
Jay Gould
Emma Goldman
Spokane visit by city officials to inspect water works
Councilmen Byers Blake Muldoon Bede Murphy Taylor James and Vincent with City Engineer Thomson Superintendent Little Superintendent Youngs and Fire Chief Cook plan a Friday trip to Spokane. They will test an expensive fire engine and inspect Spokane Galvanized Wire Staved Pipe plant to evaluate cheap pipe for future water mains. Over 12 inch desk fans use little power, Kilbourne and Clark Co. advertise electrical fans and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Blake
Muldoon
Bede
Murphy
Taylor
James and
Vincent
Thomson
Little
Youngs
Cook
Spokane
Beattie
Seattle Boy A Witness At Buffalo Continues
A chaotic mob at a Buffalo event chased a witness through a swaying crowd. Exposition guards formed, drove crowds back, and barred entrances as a zealot atop a temple statue harangued by rope. A hack drawn by two horses appeared and a whip wielded by a tall man kept the crowd in line.
Prisoner Escapes Capture After Carriage Chase
A crowd pressed against a carriage in a violent pursuit as men tried to seize the horses and drag the prisoner from the vehicle. The driver fought back with his belt, eventually reaching the Thirteenth precinct station with the bound captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Precinct
Gypsy fortune tellers detained. plan to leave city
Three gypsy fortune tellers were arrested yesterday afternoon as vagrants and released this morning. They will be allowed to depart the city with their camp equipment. Only a few gypsy members remain in Seattle and will soon be driven to new fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatth
Elds
Disorderly conduct and sharp injuries lead to several arrests
James Connelly was arrested by Officer Cameron for disorderly conduct using bad language. James Ford was picked up on Washington Street by Officers Griffith and Ryan after a severe head wound from a fall on stone curbing. James Campbell was arrested on suspicion by Officer Wilson. William Edwards, recently driven out of Tacoma, was arrested on suspicion by Officers Mubboard and Puilbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connelly
Teameter
Cameron
James Ford
Griffith and
Ryan
Washington Street
James Campbell
Wilson
Wiliam Edwards
Tacoma
Mubboard
Puilbrick
Funeral Notices for Cushman and Mardenburg
The funeral of Rajah Cushman was held from Sacred Heart church on Sixth Avenue and Mell Street at 9 this morning with interment in Calvary Cemetery. Julia BE Mardenburg, 19, died at 17th Fourteenth Avenue last night. body at Butterworths. The funeral of Mrs KE M Coffer was held from Butterworths chapel at 1 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajah Cushman
Sacred Heart Church
Carper Bixth Avenue
Mell Street
Calvary Cemetery
Julia BE. Mardenburg
Fourteenth Avenue
Butterworths
KE. M. Coffer
Putterworth's
Weather forecast for Beattie and Vicinity
Tonight and Thursday showers are expected with warmer conditions. Southerly winds accompany the wet spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie and Vicinity
Beattie and Tacoma Open Local Baseball Series
The Beattie and Tacoma clubs start a series of games on the local grounds with Seattle aiming to move near second place. Mtovallle will pitch for Beattie and Mt Vrain, Tacoma’s twirler, appears in excellent form for the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Tacoma
Seattle
Dugdale
Mtovallle
Beattle
Mt. Vrain
Booth Paw Twirler
Rosalie Replaced by North Pacific on Victoria Run
The Rosalie is in dry dock at Victoria for extensive repairs and machinery overhaul this week. The hull will be scraped and painted before resuming the Victoria run next week, with the North Pacific taking its place in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific
Rosalie
Victoria
Company D to Enter Portland Carnival Military Tournament
Company D and N G W will attend the Portland carnival military tournament on September 27 and 28. They will drill nightly until the event. Company B had previously voted to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Final steps in forming Green Lake Woodmen camp
Deputy Organizer C M H O'Neil of the Woodmen of the World heads the discussion at Green Lake to organize a local camp. He will oversee the proceedings as the head camp representative conducts the final steps tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake
C. MH. O'Neil
Woodmen Camp Formation Draws Attendee Beattie Partners
A large gathering of Woodmen from Beattie and nearby camps will assemble to witness the formation of the new Woodmen camp. The event underscores regional fraternal activity and communal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Wells to Study Mining at Michigan College of Mines
George M. Wells, once a University of Washington student and last four years with the United States engineers corps, departed for Houghton Michigan to pursue mining engineering studies at the Michigan College of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wells
University of Washington
United States Engineers Corps
Houghton
Mich
Michigan College of Mines
Judge Cann Ties the Knot for Fred Potter and Grace Manning
Fred Potter and Grace Manning were married yesterday by Justice Cann. The couple received many presents from their numerous friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Cann
Fred
Potter
Grace L. Manning
Justice Cann
Washington Volunteers Association Meeting at Armory
The Washington Volunteers Association will hold its meeting in the evening at the Armory. Full attendance is requested as several amendments to the constitution will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Volunteers Association
Armory
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Glover
Che BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ CO
Pike Street
Prof. Morse
Jordan
Loyal Legion
Jay
Kilbourne & Clark Co
Madrona Villa
Ecra Fred
Cas Mth
Ae Orr
Sean
J. Brant
Pontius Avenue
Poston Grocery
Second Avenue
Buffalo
Volces
Ave
Columbia
Weather Forecast
M. A. Goldman
Jewelry Store
Second Ave
Cor. Marton
Company
Green Lake Woodmen
Seattle Newspaper Union
Second Avenue South
Dirand
Washington Volunteers
Ruffin’s
Alicock
Packer
Newbro
Wrights
Fellows Byrup
Warners
Pinkham
Kilmer
Shaw
Main
Pike St
Lealance Sale
Star Paint CO
Pike
Crandridge Kole
Ibsaquah Coal CO
Madison Street
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Inet
Frederick & Nelson
Rialto Ridg., Cor. 2d
Madison
Herbert S
Scheuerman
Virs. Ave
Cherry St
Frand New Kimball
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Harvard Dental Office
Hou Eh
Fotel Butler
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Guion
Maryland Casualty
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Fremont Ear
Sullivan Building
Tel
Wash
Castle
Seattle Transfer Co
Froslin Coal
Queen Coal
Telephone Union
Telephone Main
Rainier
Seattle del Star
DR. Cockram
First Avenue
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