Beattie Washington newspaper notices and subscription details
Beattie Washington edition printed by Seattle Star publishers lists address at 199 Seventh Avenue and Ballard Star route details. It notes daily afternoon publication with a weekly price and monthly email or carrier options, subscription expiration handling, and postal classification as second class matter.
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Kertford Building
Chicago
York
Ballard Star Koenct van Ballard
Bunset
Beattie
Washington
Barneson Camp Pollution Threat Prompts Health Board Action
The Barneson lumber camp near the Cedar River is urged for relocation after the health board, led by President Loughary, finds sewage from outhouses and shacks contaminating the river, threatening 190,000 residents. The Star defends earlier warnings and disputes Engineer Thomson's assurances.
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Barneston
Board of Health
Star
Loughary
Townalso
Weightman Wealth and Hoar’s Humble Legacy Compared
Obituary contrast portrays William Weightman the Quinine tycoon who built a vast fortune from the Civil War fever medicine and George Frisbie Hoar of Worcester whose modest means reflect a different kind of achievement. The piece weighs wealth against intellectual legacy and public service.
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William Weightman
Philadelphia
The
Willam Weightman
Worcester
Mass
George Frisbie Hoar
Senator Hoar
Weightman
Moar
Senator
Why is it that a ball game is ed on account of rain
A jumble of quotes and clipped remarks traces a noisy scene about crowd management and publicity. A press agent proposes sensational stunts to draw attention to a struggling hotel while readers glimpse casual dialogue about marriage, threats, and bravado.
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Russell Sage
Speech Sparks Outcry at Wheeling Rally
Henry G. Davis addressed 20,000 people in Wheeling urging action as tensions rose, with observers noting a tense mood and questioning the motive behind his call. The crowd presence suggested broad attention to the controversial stance and its potential consequences.
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Henry G. Davis
Wheeling
Fragmented Lead History and Local Gossip in One Page
The column mixes dialogue on divorces and income secrecy with mock literary verse and brief local notes. It references a Vermont Iowa Arkansas Texas pattern, a publisher's trade remark, a new livery barn in Frank Furne’s area, and Millsville New Jersey marriage chatter, all within a single page fragment.
Mysterious Kid John Praton Goes Second Trial On Robbery
In a Superior Court session, John Praton nicknamed the Mysterious Kid faced a second trial for robbing John Goodard of 990 dollars last February. The defense argues mistaken identity and questions the missing information file, while witnesses place two masked robbers in Goodard’s Heron Avenue apartment. The case involves Preston and a lodger William Guy, with Goodard and his wife identifying Preston as one robber. The prior trial ended with no verdict as the jury could not agree.
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Senator Hoar
Eeks
Hears
John Praton
John Goodard
Prewcher
Preston Will
Criminal Court
Preston
Koepill
Tallman
Mr. Goodard
Heron Avenue
William Guy
Guy
Goodard
HM C. Gul
Democratic Leaders Gather for New York State Convention
Baratoga N Y Sept 18 Democratic state leaders gather for the state convention set to convene at noon tomorrow. No governor candidate agreed yet though John Blanchfield appears to have the strongest pledged support from voters.
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Baratoga, N
John —. Blanchfield
Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Rumbeaux Case
Susan Rumbeaux a colored woman was convicted of manslaughter for the shooting death of her husband James Be. Rumbeaux at Waleh lake. The 12 jurors reached a 39 hour verdict after a long deliberation with a mercy recommendation and a planned new trial motion by her attorney J L Crotty. The couple were employed as cooks at a shingle mill camp and the dying statement she claimed was not presented to the jury. The shooting was argued as accidental with no eye witnesses. Manslaughter carries up to 20 years.
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Susan Rumbeaux
James BE. Rumbeaux
Waleh Lake
Waa
Superior Court
Itta
Batu
Tallman
Insanity Exam For Grief Stricken Local Youth
William Meydenbauer son of a city pioneer is examined for insanity at his home this afternoon. He became blind some time ago and his grief over the loss of sight led to violent insanity. Relatives swore to the complaint. recovery may be possible with treatment.
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William Meydenbauer
Dolphin Brings Klondike Gold to Port in Alaska
The Alaska Steamship Company steamer Dolphin arrived from Skagway and Southeastern Alaska with 250000 dollars in Klondike and Tanana gold. One hundred thousand was consigned to the Canadian Bank of Commerce, fifty thousand to the assay office, and the rest carried by individual passengers. The vessel carried 153 passengers, 170 from the Interior.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Skagway
Alaskan
Klondike
Tanana
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Interior
Threatened Destruction in Domestic Dispute and Court Dates
Charges filed against Peter Johnson after a confrontation with A Gallagh er and Clara Gallagh er. The husband seeks protection from violence and a peace order. a warrant is out for Johnson. Florence Smith files for divorce from Clarence Smith citing non support since 1888 and desertion. seeks custody. Judges swap benches in Spokane equity court. W H Thompson to enter Olympic archery tournament at the World's Fair stadium.
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Scott
Peter Johnson
A. Galllagher
Clara Gallagher
Johnson
Florence Smith
Clarence Smith
Levi
W. H. Thompson
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E. Denny Way
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Third Avenue North
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S. P. Weston
Post-Intelligencer
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Standard Furniture Co
East Denny Way
W. KB. Richardson
Spokane
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