Jealous rival shoots in Belmont saloon incident
In Providence, early morning at the Belmont saloon, James Maroni shot Kitty Ramon in the hip and then fired at Joe Donovan, wounding him. Maroni, Fern Ramon’s lover and bartender, was disarmed by Officer Melvin and detained as neighbors say business disputes and love triangle fueled the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caty
James Maroni
Kim Joe Donovan
Pelmont
Gay Ramon
Joe
Maroni
Can
Providence
Belmont
Cathe
Melvin
Galoon
Asa
Phooting
Hal Leighton
Kitty Ramon
Dolly Donovan
Will Ramon
Joe Donovan
Upstaire
Donovan
Raman
Submarine Cable Planned From California to Philippines
Promoters form the Commercial Cable Co to lay and operate a 8500 mile submarine cable from California to China Japan and the Philippine islands via Honolulu. The line aims to lower tolls by up to a stated percentage and compete with the only existing China United States cable via Europe. Named organizers include Mackay and Chandler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MN. Y
John ‘Mackay
Clarence H. Mackey
Co. Platt
Albert Beck
Geo
Albert B. Chandler
Pa‘Cable Co
California
China
United States
Europe
Steamer Unloads Sugar at Van with No Local Cargo
The steamer designated for San shipment arrives at Van unloading a sugar cargo but has no freight for this port and will await further orders for Honolulu. Captain notes arrival on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocamos
Memphis
Van
Wil
Honolulu
Fire crews search for arson after alarm at Yesler Way
Fire department responded to a call on Yesler Way but found no fire. Investigators suspected tampering with an auxiliary box at a nearby building and searched for the source of the alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesler
Deed Filed Conveying Section 34 Township 4 North
A state of Washington deed to Edward E. Brehm conveying section 34 township 4 north range 7 east was filed in the auditor's office this morning for a five dollar consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
Edward E. Brehm
Odd letter to Secretary Moore prompts express charge idea
A letter to Secretary Moore of the bureau of tion suggests paying an expressman to move a trunk about 20 pounds from a street to the depot. The writer, a traveler, asks if Moore would approve the plan, noting it would be cheaper than a man in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretary Moore
Bureau of Tion
Maple seeks injunction over county and Sound Bridge over river bridge
The suit by J. W. Maple to block the county commissioner and the Sound Bridge Co. from proceeding with the contract to build the Amish River Bridge is before Judge Taliman this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maple
Sound Bridge Co
Kettier and Natt Sentenced for Highway Robbery
Kettier and Albert Natt were convicted of highway robbery and this morning received prison terms of four and five years respectively from Judge Emory. They will serve their sentences in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kettier
Albert Natt
Emory
Death of San Quentin hangman Lunt at San Rafael asylum
Lunt the famed San Quentin executioner dies at an insane asylum after a long decline. Once famed for 20 executions including Theodore Durant in 1894 he suffered insanity from 1294 to his death, reportedly drinking whisky to steel himself before hangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Cal
Lunt
Durant
Lant
Wee Tun J. Hill
Joe Ebanks
Im Miller
George Ark
San Quentin
Nape Asylum
German surgeons report healing breakthrough in skin graft technique
German surgeons announce a successful trial of a new skin graft method using a protective membrane over the wound. The team says the del membrane covering the area aids healing and the device shows promising early results.
City Engineer Returns From Cedar River Survey
Cedar River survey by City Engineer Thomeon found no minerals or pollutants of concern in tested mines and localities. He assessed potential future danger to water quality and reported no indications of contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomeon
Cedar River
Tomeon
Great Shed
Mandamus Sought to Compel County Payment Denied
The court denied the writ in the mandamus action by Walt & Mes erve to force County Treasurer McConaughey to pay funds claimed not received from ex-Treasurer Whittlesey. Judge Hell ths morning heard arguments by Whitlock for the plaintiff and Frank Griffith for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt & Meserve
McConaughey
Whittlesey
Hell
J. ©. Whitlock
Frank Griffith
Bell
Judge orders reform for three boys in Kennedy petition
Detective Kennedy filed a petition to the reform school against Henry Norton Cecil Botts and Carl Walp after hearings with Kennedy and a parent for each boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory
Henry Norton
Cecil Botts
Carl Walp
Kennedy
Reform School
Mr. Kennedy
Socialites Noyce and White Arrive in Butte
Mrs. John Noyce and Mrs. Mee White wife and daughter of the Mont capital ist and Rainier Grand hotel owner arrived in the city last night and are stopping at the Rainier Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noyce
Mee White
John Noyes
Butte, Mont
Rainier - Grand Hotel
City
Rainier-Grand
More Weddings in Seattle and Surrounding Areas
A list of couples from Seattle and nearby towns including Edwin D. Jacobs and Bertha L. Boyce of Seattle, Joseph Kamber and Lena Zwiefelhofer of Huntington Washington, Peter Lambrette and Mary Landrette of Cle Elum, George Thompson and Mary Rauget of Seattle, Bert Cruise and Lauretta Gilliland of Seattle, Theo Cram and Sampson, and William Adam Thompson with Jamima Lillie Harrison of Seattle, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin DD. Jacobs
Bertha L. Boyce
Seattle
Joseph Kamber
Lena Zwiefelhofer
Houghton, Waan
Peter Lambrette
Mary Landrette
Cle Elum
George Thompson
Mary ©. Rauget
Bert Cruise
Lauretta Gilliland
Theo
Grand Chief P M Arthur Visits Seattle
Arthur, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, arrived from Tacoma en route to Cleveland. In Seattle he was welcomed by a local committee and spoke at G A Fisher Hall about the Brotherhood’s formation, growth, and goals, praising its role in raising railway workers' standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers
United States
Seattle
Tacoma
Arthur
Cleveland
Northwest
St. Paul
Brotherhood
G. A. Fi.hall
Cort
Humes
Brotherhood Leader Arthur Tours Lake Washington Trip
The local labor movement hosted a talk on railway workers wages and hours, highlighting Brotherhood of Railway Engineers progress. This morning the entertainment committee led by J. J. Shute escorted Arthur on a Lake Washington trip, followed by a 4:40 PM reception at 406 Bellevue Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
J. J. Shute
Arthur
Lake Wasshington
Shute
Bellevue Avenue
Counterfeiter Cleared After Roslyn Arrest
Capt Bil of the U S secret service said no charges will be filed against the man arrested last Friday in Roslyn. A Kittitas county deputy sheriff investigation found no evidence, and the suspect was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil
U. S. Secret Service
Roslyn
Kittitas County
Marked by Death A Ketchikan Merchant Recounts Islander Fate
F A Whitney of Ketchikan died after an ill fated voyage caused by a missed steamer. He told M O Moore of the Bureau of Information that he and a partner narrowly prepared to sail the Islander but the partner was delayed viewing mining property. The two men later reunited but Whitney died of appendicitis in town after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Whitney
0. M. Moore
Bureau of Information
Mr. Moore
Mr. Whitney
Grays Harbor
Whitney
Clara Yonker Dies in Auburn at M1 Year Old
Clara Yonker aged M1 years died yesterday in Auburn. The funeral will be held there tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brb. Yonker
Auburn
Suit to halt warrant payment by Copper Bell Mining
J A Soderberg sues Copper Bell Mining Co and trustees L W Gray C H Gray J F Law and Andrew Chilberg to stop payment of a 6.0 warrant to L W Gray and C H Gray for alleged services. He claims as stockholder and trustee that the Grays did not perform services and the payment would defraud stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Soderberg
Copper Bell Mining Co
L. W. Gray
C. H. Gray
J. F. Law
Andrew Chilberg
Brays
Gragg
Shall Gas Case Be Appealed
City council weighs an appeal after Judge Hanford held Serattic Gas and Electric Company has a valid franchise in the city. Union counsel urges reversal and the judiciary committee recommends appealing. time is short with six months allowed for appeal. Several council members doubt any reversal can be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Serattic Gas and Electric Company
Tual
Hiake
Parry
Kude
James
Navin
Muldoon
Byers
Judiciary Committee
Marine fleet shifts and new runs amid Bremerton wreck recovery
Calhoun Denny and Ewing plan to place the Chief on the Bremerton mail route to replace the wrecked Mary F. Perley after repairs. Captain Call is expected to command the Skagit Chief. North Pacific to Vancouver with Captain Duffy starting tonight, State of Washington resumes Whatcom run, and City of Everett shifts to Everett route. The Eabert goes to drydock, Californian to Tacoma with freight, and Tampico to load at Arlington dock before returning with sugar cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Agit Chief
Bremerton
Mary F. Perley
John Erickson
Perley
Call
Athlon
Skagit
North Pacific
Vancouver
Duffy
Duwamirh Head
Arlington Dock
Bevler
San Francisco
Seattle Tenderloin Trip Ends in Jail Row
A group including Owen Brenaman Emma Spencer and a local woman known as Mrs Hrewn arrived in Seattle from Danaon City after Skagway. They visited concert halls vaudeville theaters and saloons in the Tenderloin district spending heavily before retreating to a First avenue hotel where a belt with several hundred dollars vanished and four were detained on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Owen Hrenanan
W. Thomas
Emma Spencer
Hrewn
Danaon City
Skagway
Tenderloin
First Avenue
Mr. Thomas
Owen Brenaman
Sfill
Thomas
Brenaman
Hoth
Baeson
Peopleo
Themes
Mre
Kivewn
Arenaman
Grand Tacony
City Council Scrutinizes Street Assessment Roll Publications
Last night the city council debated ordinances for street assessment roll publications. Councilor James pressed that many rolls were not on file for public inspection, challenging the basis of resolutions authorizing publication. The comptroller and city engineer explained delays and promises. ordinances likely will be on file before any publications moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Pauli
Paul
Parry
Comptroller
Rolle
City Engineers Office
Comnet
Multiple court actions and settlements update in Seattle
Coleman Stewart paid 25000 to Northern Pacific Railway for injuries as a brakeman on Seattle & International following a January accident caused by a defective switchboard. Dennis v City of Seattle ended with a verdict for the city after a sewer fall claim. Divorce actions proceed as Belle Smith and Frank P Smith are divorcing after prior suits. Peter Taylor seeks foreclosure on a 1889 mortgage. H R Cilie to liquidate Seattle Savings Bank assets. W A Wilcox sues Golden Tunnel & Durango Hay Mining Co. for 1000 over breach. Protestant Episcopal Church trustees win 156.20 foreclosure decree. Bench warrant for Michael Schaefer over temporary alimony. Beattie Electric posts 20000 bond to proceed with Fourth Avenue plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Stewart
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Stewart
Seattle & International
Judge Bell
Michael Schaefer
Beattie Electric Company
Stmith
Fourth Avenue
Basement Rentals Offered by Seattle Newspaper Union
Light dry basement with two elevators and entrances from front or rear available for rent. Options include 3, 6, 9, or 12 month terms. Address: 312 Second Avenue South, Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Union
Second Avenue South
Beattie Newspaper Union
Beattle Newspaper Union
Reception to Mr Selleck at Grace M E Church
A farewell reception for Rev W H Hellick and his wife is planned at Grace M E Church corner Thirtieth Ave S and King St at 7:90 this evening. Mr Selleck has led the church four and a half years and departs next week to oversee missionary work in Alaska based in Judea. A musical program will be performed this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Thirtieth Avenue
King Street
W. 11
Helleck
Selleck
Alaska
Judeat
Jordan Manufacturing Co Incorporation filed for 200000 capital
The Jordan Manufacturing Co filed articles of incorporation this morning with capital stock of 206 6. The incorporators are Geo N Gilson Corley Winkley C Clay Jordan Albert G Keene and Geo B K Cole. The objects state manufacturing mining and shipping of every description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Manufacturing Co
Filea
Geo. N. Gilson
Corley Winkley
C. Clay Jordan
Albert G. Keene
Geo. BK. Cole
Reform School Petition Seeks Incorrigible Guiltians
A petition filed this morning asks reform school placement for Kenny Norton aged , Cecil Butts aged 12 and Carl Wapp aged 14. The youths, now in the superior court, are charged with burglary and described as incorrigibles in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kennedy
Flem
Kenny Norton
Cecil Butts
Carl Wapp
Reform School
Market price roundup from Washington and New York farms
The listing shows fresh dairy and poultry prices across regions including Eastern Washington and New York. Butter 12 to 22 cents, native creamery 22 2 cents, cheese 12 20 cents, eggs and poultry with varied rates, and livestock values: cows 3 cents, steers 4 cents, hogs 6 to 6 1/2 cents, plus grain and feed quotes like wheat at 18 to 20 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Hutter
Washington
Creamerica
Iowa
New York
Wisconsin
Rogtefort
Beattle
Eestern Wahington Timothy
IlarKee
De Lobel Plans Alaska Railroad Project
L. de Lobel and his son return from surveying a proposed 4000 mile route from Alaska to Windivestock via the Bering Strait. The project would cost about 200 million dollars, facing mountains and seas as major obstacles. He travels to San Francisco then Washington to meet American and French financiers with hopes for Roosevelt approval and Czar consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. de Lobel
Alaska
M. de Lobel
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Parte
Roosevelt
Police News: Disorders and Lame Horse Fines
John O'Hern fined $20 by Judge George for driving a lame horse. Hogan arrested by Officers Piett and Bannick for disorderly conduct. Geo 8 Davie jailed by Officer Kelly for disorderly conduct. M C Colliers, a teamster, arrested by Humane Officer Ridgway for driving a lame horse. Police seek six deserters from Vancouver barracks with descriptions provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’hern
George
Hogan
Cers Piett
Bannick Ths
Davie
Kelly
M. C. Colliers
Humane
Ridgway
Roanoke Steamship Foanoke Neah Bey Due Tonight
The Nome steamship Foanoke Neah Bey is due to arrive this morning and is expected to reach Beaith around 6 o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Neah Bey
Beaith
Beattie Newspaper Union Rental Options Listed
The notice outlines rental terms for entrances from the front or rear with lease periods of 8 68 or 12 months and is filed by Beattie Newspaper Union located at 2112 Second Avenue South.
Unlicensed Physicians Arrest Spurs Local Crackdown
The arrest of O. V. Lawson, a physician, for practicing medicine without license triggers a broader campaign. Prosecuting Attorney Fulton pledges full support to curb unlicensed practice as authorities vow to eliminate this class of illicit doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Lawson
Fulton
Man reports loss of 140 dollars between bank and hospital
A. Hirightman told police today he lost $140 while walking from Fleet Avenue bank to King County Hospital Saturday afternoon. Police doubt whether the money was lost or stolen and continue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hirightman
Fieet Avenue
King County Hospital
unclear OCR fragment on rental terms and dates
fragmentary text references entrance, rent amounts, months, and newspaper union, with no clear event or entity to anchor a proper news item.
Trial of Blind-Pig Owners Before Judge This Afternoon
George Clark James Harriott William Steffen and Ligete Behreter face trial before Judge George on charges of selling liquor without license at Madison Park. They were arrested days ago, bail forfeited and bench warrants issued. This is their third offense and heavy sentences are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
James Harriott
Wilam Steffen
Ligete Behreter
George
Jilewal Nquer
Madison Park
Eggs Scarce Amid Rising City Prices
Eggs are becoming very scarce as Western Avenue groceries report scarce supply and prices for fruits such as peaches and plums remain steady while vegetables stay firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Jobbing quotations for fruits and vegetables listed
A local price list shows numerous produce items with varied rates including lemons three dollars per box, apples and pears around one to two dollars, bananas about 1.78, cranberries four seventy six per barrel, potatoes twenty six dollars per hundredweight, lettuce sixteen cents per dozen, tomatoes forty to seventy cents, onions about one dollar twenty five to one sixty, and other items such as garlic six cents, cabbage one twenty five, cucumbers sixteen to twenty cents per unit, and dates six per pound among many entries.
Rent options for basement space issued by Beattle Newspaper Union
A fragment notes basement space rental terms offering two elevations and varying lease lengths of 3 69 and 12 months. The source mentions Beattle Newspaper Union located at 312 second but details are unclear.
Dental crowns and teeth without pain promise decade warranty
Advertises gold crowns and porcelain crowns as natural tooth substitutes. Claims 10 year warranty, painless operation, and suitability with other dental work. Mentions specialites and lines for all dental procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natu
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Minis
Helmont
Philippines
Japan
Philippine Islands
Reform
Marine News
State of Washington
Everett
Greyhound
F. W. Mitchell
Budiong
United States Army
Eabert
Premerton
Heffernan Engine Works
MR. Paul
City Council
Mary Dennis
Waa
Mra Dennia
J. J. Tompkins
Mr. Selleck
Incorporated
DE Lobel
Police News
Vancouver Barracks
4. V. Christian
Plate
Matt
Mat Rood
Fred Rutledge
Adams & Blanchard
Second Ave
Hinckley Block
Grand Ridge
Kole
Ifbaquah Coal CO
Madison Street
Main
Oslyn Coal
Queen Coal
Telephone Union
Pike Street
Telephone Main
Remington Typewriters
Eeco Niles General Dealer
Cherry Street
Pine Street
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co
Columbia Street
W.dp
York
First Ave
Menerd
Upper
Star Paint CO
Pike St
Seattie
Funeral Directors
Fae Insurance
Frank
Herbert S
Scheuerman
Cherry
Jimerow
Albert Hansen
Dr. Cockram
Cockram’s
Tals City, Wash
J. M. Cockram
R. L. King
Yesler Way
Fiotel Butler
Beattie
LL M
Ce Bunney & Stewart Funeral Directors
Bombaimers
Third Avenue
Columbia & Telephons
Wash
Homeseeker
Pettits
Iast
Queen Anne Hill
Pettit
Bik
Cockram
Hotel Victoria
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