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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1909
Page
6
Members of the T. M. A. will host a night of performances at Dreamland in Seattle. The event features the first owl dance, stage pacing, and Pay Streak game features as replays highlight the program.
In Seattle Superior Court, Mra Gardner sues the City of Seattle over the death of her husband an electrician struck by 40 000 volts at Cedar Falls on an undisclosed date. The case seeks accountability and compensation for the fatal incident.
A reported marriage between Batts Hawking and a woman, allegedly without proper consent, is questioned as the mother of Benjamin seeks to annul. The couple reportedly separated immediately after a ceremony and have not lived together since, with ties to Victoria, B C.
Milwaukee reports Myrtle Wynobdie, once a penniless working girl, set for a large inheritance from her grandfather after a secret religious marriage and a long family dispute. Her mother died, and the grandfather left instructions that Myrtle be found and cared for.
Members of the Beaux Arts Society will celebrate the successful financing of the Beaux Arts Village next Sunday afternoon on the village alto on the east shore of Lake Washington. A luncheon and reception will honor Captain and Mrs. A. W. Johnston for their role in guaranteeing funds and advancing money to complete the site purchase.
Court Commissioner R H Lindsey yesterday refused to grant a restraining injunction against asphalt plants operated by F McLellan at 26th Ave and Dearborn and P J McHugh at 26th Ave and Columbia, citing that asphalt plant is a public necessity.
A kind bar owner and his wife are at the center of a dispute after an elderly patron, said to be near the county poor farm, is helped by customers to stay off the street. The bar’s bartender is accused of improper conduct, and the owner and wife defend their actions as charity despite police involvement.
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