Real Estate Dealer Charged With Fraud in Ballard Case
RD Sept 2. T. V. arrested for taking money under false pretenses from Nelson after selling a Ballard lot on contract. Brumemitt allegedly received funds but no deed or payment completed. Nelson demanded return. man held and a warrant loaned for Nelson. Report also recommends retirement of Col Stewart due to alleged debility. contents not public.
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T. V
Promitt
Ballard
Nelson
Lrummitt
Col Stewart
Stewart report filed in broadside dispatch
United Press reports on September 23 from It on noting Major W P Duvall acting army chief and mentioning a latest report on Col W and President Roosevelt with Gen Duvall described as Grant and understood to be involved in the situation.
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W. P. Duvall
United States Army
Col. W
Roose
Parade Draws 4000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Denver Convention
A street parade featuring about 4 000 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs the auxiliary attracted attention during the grand lodges convention in Denver Colorado. Fourteen bands participated in the procession.
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Denver
Colo
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grand Lodges
Coming Thro' th Rye at the Moore features Tom Waters
Tom Waters now playing at the Moore as Nott the Tailor in Coming Thro Rye gains vaudeville creds from a piano specialty and includes a piano stunt in the Seattle Theatre production. A matinee is noted at Seattle Theatre with 4 percent interest ads for certificates by Equitable Bank.
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the Moore
Tom Waters
Moore
Nott
T. Yr
Waters
Seattle
Theatres Promise Diverse Shows Next Week
Next week at Third Av theatre Driven From Home continues to draw audiences. Midnight in Chinatown headlines uptown Pantages with Zingari Singers still drawing crowds. Orpheum features Renny Welch and The Three Durands with Buddie Roesch singing. Lois showcases The Devil and Mr Frawley deepens the opening day impression.
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Tomorrw
Richard Pringles Minerrol
Chinatown
Uptown
Frawley
Excursionists Receive Royal Escort on Northwest Tour
Reports from the Chamber of Commerce excursion show royal reception along the Northwest route. In Portland last night a Commercial Club committee hosted them with speeches and pledges of cooperation for the exposition. Bands serenaded the travelers at most stops.
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Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
A.Y.P. E
Portland
Commercial Club
Fight Over Will of Senator Van de Vanter Upheld
Mrs. P F Purcell widow of A T Van de Vanter contests probate claiming a later 1907 will voids the 500000 bequest. Van de Vanter asserts Chicago nieces and five witnesses confirm a 1897 will. The father seeks a share by claiming he transferred property for care but now loses claim.
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P. F. Purcell
A. T. van de Vanter
Collins to Join Newsboys Union
Traveling passenger agent F C Colone of the Canadian Pacific is mistaken for a newsboy on a street inquiry. A street urchin asks for a union card to sell papers, naming himself as walking delegate of the Seattle union. Collings reveals his identity, becoming a regular customer.
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Canadian Pacific
Collins
Bln
Firat Av
Arma
Seattle Union
Collings
Exposition bonds endorsed for $250000 by AYP directors
The AYP directors approved and endorsed the issuance of $250000 bonds at a Commercial club meeting led by Will H. Parry. Stockholders receive prospectus copies as banks in Seattle assist with handling applications. The larger than expected exposition prompts bonds guaranteed by the exposition’s assets and receipts. prior expositions issued bonds, mostly over $950000.
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Commercial Club
Will H. Parry
Finance Committee
A.y-P. EB
Concert and wedding notices at Westminster church and Immaculate Conception
Under Prof Bowman Ralston a Westminster church concert is planned for Wednesday evening with the Cambrian Quartet and several soloists. Elisabeth Carroll will wed Richard Pee on Wednesday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, followed by a reception at the bride's parents’ home. Personal items note Dr L A Lehnertaerte’s return to practice after travels and a social tea at Ratater Geb. Mre J Harrington hosted at the yacht club. Turner Stewart and Helen Alexander Stewart married at St Mark's Church with a Rainier club luncheon following. Luncheon at Powles' residence honors visitors, and a ball at Carpenters Hall is announced by Washington Hive members.
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Mra W. HM. Whittlesey
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Mies Ruth Bassett
Myrtie Newens
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Igoletto
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Anes” Carroll
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Richard Pee Eee
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Frank Woodruff
William McEwan
Dudley Burchard
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Harry Bolcom
Charles Spooner
George Hawley
Last Yukon steamer schedules and coast guard notes
The last steamer from Whitehorse to Dawson plans to depart October 8 based on northbound telegraph notes to J W Dudley. Seattle sailings include Humboldt on September 28 and Dolphin on October 1. Yukon water level is a foot lower than last year. Armenia lighthouse tender, Captain William Gregory, completed inspection trips along the Alaskan coast to Umiak Pass. Yorktown towed W F Babcock to sea while transferring crews from two Japanese seal poachers to Valdes. Los Angeles registration tops 101000 names, up from 79300 two years ago.
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Yukon
Dawson
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White Pase
Seattle
Humboldt
Dolphin
Ooet
United States
Armenia
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Umiak Pass
Armeria
Yorktown
W. F. Babcock
Valdes
Card Party Hosted by Typographical Union Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Typographical Union will host a card party at Mrs. C. I. Morris home 720 Bellevue N Wednesday evening September 36 Take Bellevue and Summit car.
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Typographical Union
Mre. C. I. Morris
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Bellevue
Summit
Alaska A Y P Exhibit Commission Arrives for Fair
James L. Farmer special agent and J C Mefiride attorney with Governor W E tt of Alaska form the commission to collect and arrange Alaska resources for the fair next year. Appointed by James R Garfield secretary of the interior. Southeast Alaska trip indicates a large Alaska building exhibit of flora fauna minerals fur and other resources.
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Department of the Interior
J. C. Mefiride
W. Ett
Alaska
Jefferson
James KR. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Roosevelt to Ask Congress for New Mexico Statehood
President Roosevelt announced he will urge Congress to grant separate statehood to New Mexico when Congress reconvenes in Washington next winter. The recommendation will be included in the annual message.
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Eatinington
Roosevelt
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New Mexico
Washington
Egg O See Cereal Firm Placed in Creditors’ Hands
United Press from Chicago reports the Egg O See Cereal company is put under a creditors committee. The company values assets at 1.5 million dollars but creditors deem them insufficient to cover the debt.
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United Press
Chicago
Tribune
Osbourne and Albert Os Named Rural Carriers in Selah
J Osbourne assigned as regular and Albert Osbourne as substitute rural carrier on route No 1 at Selah Washington effective immediately.
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Yair Press
Washington, D. C
J. Osbourne
Albert Os
Selah
Wash
Mead appoints Rutter Cheney normal school trustee
United Press reports in Olympia that Governor Mead named R L Rutter of Spokane as a trustee of Cheney normal school replacing Charles P Lund whose term expired.
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Olympia
Mead
R. L. Rutter
Spokane
Cheney
Tug-of-war over a terrier ends in out-of-court handover
A legal dispute in Justice Carroll's court pitted B. Dungan against Gladys Wanamaker over a small bull terrier named Kiyt. Wanamaker claimed Dungan stole the dog, while Dungan alleged the dog was given by Emil Green. The case noted the dog suffered mange and was settled when Wanamaker surrendered all rights and possession to Dungan.
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Mies Wantmaker
Emil Green
Socialist Orator Set for Two Chicago Addresses
Arthur Morrow Lewis, famed lecturer who drew large crowds in Chicago last winter, has been secured by the local socialists for two talks at the Armory on Terry Ave and Howard St. He will discuss Socialism and Democracy, with a second address on The Labor Movement and its Promise to Workers.
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Arthur Morrow Lewis
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Old Armory
Terry Av
Howard
Rea Held Without Bond for Oakland Slaying of Moller
John H. Rea remains in custody after a preliminary examination in Oakland for the murder of Carl Moller. Rea admitted firing the shot, saying he aimed to scare Moller on the Albra Gun Club grounds last week.
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United Press
Oakland
Cal
John H. Rea
Carl Moller
Albra
Rea
Moller
Hearst Cancels Oklahoma Speaking Dates
Guthrie Oklahoma September 23 It is announced that William R Hearst has canceled all speaking dates in Oklahoma and will not meet Governor Charles N Has kell on the public platform here. The independent party state convention in New York will take Hearsts time making his Oklahoma visit impossible His general will fill Hearst dates in this state.
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United Press
Guthrie
Okla
Wm. R. Hearst
Oklahoma
Hot Springs Doctors Treat Man After Narrow Escape
Mr. Phillips recounts his ordeal as doctors at Hot Springs provide urgent care, detailing procedures and the level of danger he faced. The report emphasizes medical response and the survival impression.
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MR. Phillips
Hot Springs
Howarth Comic Artist Dies At 43 In Philadelphia
F M Howarth, famed comic artist credited with creating long running newspaper comic series, died of pneumonia in Philadelphia at age 43. He originated the daily use of the same characters across installments, leaving a notable imprint on the field.
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Philadelphia
F. M. Howarth
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