Russian Prince Marries Julia Grant in Newport Ceremony
Miss Julius Grant, daughter of Gen and Mrs Fred Grant, wed Prince Cantacuaene of Russia in Newport at All Saints Church. The ceremony drew 90 guests including Gen Miles, Chauncey Depew, and Bourke Cochran. The couple sailed for New York aboard the yacht Nurad and will spend winter with the Princess Estates.
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Wn Savport
R. 1
Julius Grant
Fred Grant
Prince Cantacuaene
Russia
Potter Palmer
Newport
Cantaca Rene
Julia Grant
All Saints’ Protestant Church
Miss Grant
Horace Potter
New York
Sentences in Serbia court martial over Milan conspiracy
In Servia on September 25 the court martial announced sentences for eight conspirators in a plot against ex King Milan. Knesevi and Paisitch were condemned to death, ten others received nine years, one got nine years, seven were given five years, and the remaining defendants were acquitted.
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Brlorade
Servia
Ecourt
Prive
Milan
Knesevi
Paisitch
Water Front Shipping Moves Through Local Ports
The Csarina arrived from San Francisco at 1 30 yesterday afternoon unloading a large cargo of general merchandise paints oils coal and more at Arlington dock before sailing to Tacoma in a day or two. The Queen salina sails from Ocean dock at 9 tomorrow morning to San Francisco. The schooner Mildred sails today from Ballard to Redonda Cal with a large lumber cargo. The City of Seattle departs from Yester dock tonight bound for Skagway and Lynn canal ports.
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San Francisco
Arlington Dock
Tacoma
Ocean Dock
Mildred
Ballard
Redonda
Cal
Seattle
Yester Dock
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Pincus Faces Being Cut Out by Seattle Gambling Trust
The Star notes Seattle gambling houses thrive yet fear rivals led by John Considine who controls leases. Ex–Standard employee Pincus plots a new game with William McArdie, but Considine pressures McArdie, cutting rent and blocking Pincus. Pincus and partner Shorty Shaw plan to start lottery games in Seattle next week.
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Seattle
The
Star
John Considine
Geattie
Pincus
Standard
William McArdie
People's Theater
McArdie
Considine
McAniile
Trust
Bank Clearances Report From Beattie Clearing House
At the Beattie clearing house total bank clearances stood at 640 045 22 dollars and balances were 209 363 25 dollars.
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Beattie Clearing House
May Strike In Cincinnati Threat Looms After Union Demand
Cincinnati September 25 The Street Railwaymen's union presented its grievance to President Kilgore of the Consolidated company and warned of a general strike if the demands are not granted. Kilgore refused to talk with non company employees.
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Cincinnati
Street Railwaymen's Union
Kilgore
Consolidated Company
Compan
Local News Briefs Highlight Obituaries and Industry Updates
Resolutions adapt memory of late Judge Piper. Mrs. Sigfed Anderson dies at 28 from consumption on Lake View Ave. Arthur Doyle funeral at Bonney & Stewart's. cremation in San Francisco. Captain Hodges conducts army examinations. seven men attend, projected total fourteen. Ore shipments from Index Calumet mine to begin in October, ore daily and tonnage noted. Admiralty Head mortars prepared for Arlington dock. one weighs 9,400 pounds. Reverend William Davies dies in Tacoma. remains to return home tonight. Hawthorne club set to host voting on October under Nick Burleigh and Tom Costello exploration. Columbia Puget coal towns active. hotels crowded. C P S RR hauling coal. winter work to rise. Ocean gate updates from Calumet and Kent areas noted.
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Columbia
Puget Sound
Cedar Mountain
Franklin
Black Diamond
Ocrdar Mountain
Bryan in doubt over Kentucky trip for Goebel
Washington dispatch reports growing doubt Bryan will honor his pledge to campaign for Goebel in Kentucky. Ex Senator Blackburn concedes uncertainty about Bryan’s start date, with plans possibly canceled amid questions of Goebel’s stance on free silver and Carlisle’s role.
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Washington, D. C
Cartiste
Goebel
Kentucky
Washington
Carlale
Bryan
Blackburn
Carlisle
Mr. Bryan
Texas
Burglars Dynamite Illinois Bank Heist at Frankfort
The Exchange bank in Frankfort Will county was blown open by dynamite early this morning. Thieves fled with about 1000 dollars in a leather bag after threatening use of revolvers. A posse formed by farmers searched surrounding areas and vowed harsh justice if captured.
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Jolidt
Exchange Bank
Frankfort
Will County
Georgia
Building Permits Issued For Several Local Projects
Building permits were issued today to Anna Moss for a two story frame house at 2008 Boren Avenue costing 1500 dollars and for repairs at 2006 Loren Avenue costing 900 dollars. John Douglas to build a brick furnace at 1204 Western Avenue costing 125 dollars. C Fr Batley to erect a one story residence at 1407 Belmont Place costing 600 dollars.
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Anna Moss
Boren, Avenue
Loren Avenue
Jonn Douglas
Western Avenue
Fr. Batley
Belmont Place
Jacobs Will Not Sue Case Dismissed By Agreement
Judge Orange Jacobse declines to sue Poat Intelligencer Publishing. An order to Attorney General Vance directs dismissal of the case. It was known both sides wished to drop the matter, with Sam Pilea noted as bringing the affair to this head.
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Judge Orange Jacobse
Poat Intelligencer Publishing Company
Vance
Sam Pilea
Evergreen cemetery incorporation filed by H. Kleemeyer
The Evergreen cemetery company filed articles of incorporation today with H. Kleemeyer as president. Separately the Applegate Hydraulic Mining company filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 600000. Incorporators include G. W. Chapman James B. Dow A. B. Graham J. Moore and P. A. Morean.
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Evergreen Cemetery
H. Kleemeyer
Applegate Hydraulic Mining Company
G. W. Chapman
James B. Dow
A. B. Graham
J. Moore
P. A. Morean
Seattle Couples Win County Licenses In Marriage Round
County auditor issued licenses to James F Land and Annie F Collier of Seattle Enoch Willman and Annie Frederickson of La Conner Wallace F Meade and Mary Haas of Seattle John Brown and Julia Hangon of Seattle Harry Thomas and Mary N Edwards of Black Diamond.
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James F. Land
Annie F. Collier
Seattle
Enoch Willman
Annie Frederickson
la Conner
Wallace F. Meade
Mary Haas
John Brown
Julia Hangon
Harry Thomas
Mary N. Edwards
Black Diamond
Kangaroo Chase Captures Mystery Visitor Near Columba School
A stray kangaroo was spotted in Seattle near Columba school grounds drawing a large crowd. Local youths chased the creature through vacant lots before Pilling corners it and retrieves the joey, later identified as an escaped animal from Capt Campbell’s Seven Teenths and Madison.
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Seattle
Columba
Hert Willines
Howard Avenue North
Columbia Sehool
Pillings
Campbell
Seventeenth and
Madison
Artemus Ward
Exposition Schedule at Armory with Diverse Days
The text outlines an upcoming Beattie exposition at the Armory with daily programs from October 1 to October 14. Highlights include Wagner band, gubernatorial addresses, press day with a newspaper man ballot and gold medal, Seattle and German days, children’s day, sacred concerts, army and navy day, Tacoma day with a baby show, high school and Columbia day cakewalk, and various soloists and performances.
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Armory
Wagner
Hots
Gov. Rogers
Mayor Humes
Seattle
Jennie Houghton-Esmonds
C. F. Whittlesey
Mise Witter
Mise McKinney
Meffman
Hoffmann
Mise
Clara Tester
Germany
Army and Navy
Tacoma
Manual
The First Hostile Bullet in Capetown War Tension
Capetown reports escalating war tension as preparations race ahead. A Capetown Argus correspondent narrowly dodged a Boer bullet near Majuba hill where British defeats occurred in 1881. Fist fights between English and Dutch are noted along frontiers of the Transvaal and Orange Free State.
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Capertown
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Capetown
Majuba Hill
Seattle Stock Exchange Quiet and Club Plans Forming
The Seattle Stock Exchange reports no transfers though an option on 10 000 Samt Creek at Sc bought. The Canadian Americans of Seattle plan a social club with 100 plus locals signaling membership. a meeting is set in the chamber of commerce rooms for next Wednesday evening. Police were instructed to arrest disorderly women. about 20 were taken to headquarters after a lecture. The fire department battled a small blaze on the steamer Clan McDonald. The Minnie Weber case against Madiaun Street Cable Railway is moved to Judge Jacobs' court for tomorrow.
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Seattle Stock Exchange
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Haller
Reed
Clan McDonald
Losa
Minnie Weber
Madiaun Street
Civil Department
Jacobs
Seattle mining stock market summary
At the Seattle Mining exchange Princess Maud began to tumble and closed at 11 1 2 cents. Ten thousand shares of Aetna were sold in a block for five dollars, and one thousand Lone Pine Surprise sold at two and a half cents per share.
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Seattle
Princess Maud
Aetna
Pictures of Captain Dreyfus and the Rennes Prison Yard
The British Biograph Company used a hidden scaffold and tarpaulin to photograph Captain Dreyfus exercising in Rennes prison yard. A camera hidden behind tarpaulin was exposed when guards kept watch, and Dreyfus was moved after about 16 seconds. Film off Rennes to Paris took three weeks due to police and postal delays but arrived in London safely. A Mrs Dreyfus photograph was seized by military police, though a duplicate reached the Palace exhibition. The episode underscores Anglo American persistence.
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Orde
Dreyfus
Rennes
Paris
Biograph Company
France
London
Seattle and Cottage City Bring $400000 Treasure to Port
The City of Seattle and the Cottage City arrived with 400000 in treasure in port last Saturday evening. Gen M Carr was among Seattle passengers and Walter Church of Skagway is aboard. Icebergs from the recent earthquake delayed ships and a seaman Cornelius Gramstead drowned after falling overboard.
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Seattle
Cottage City
Bank of British North America
Dawson
Gen. M. Carr
Walter Church
Skagway
Cornelius Gramstead
Music for Celebration Among Washington Volunteers Invited
The committee organizing music for the Washington volunteers celebration sent invitations to musical groups statewide. Funds will limit hiring, with military bands expected to volunteer if travel costs are covered, and local bands offering concessions. In Key West on Sept. 25 yellow fever spreads rapidly with 60 plus cases and 36 deaths reported to date.
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Washington Volunteers
Patriotic Cause
Key West
Will of John D Jury Probate Hearings Admitted
The will of John D. Jury, deceased, was admitted to probate today with Sarah F. Jury named ex ecutrix without bond.
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John D. Jury
Sarah F. Jury
Guarantee Loan & Trust transfers lots in block 40 Seattle
The Guarantee Loan and Trust Company filed a deed transferring lots 1 to 12 inclusive in block 40 second addition to Seattle to John Raymond and Ole Shea for a consideration of $9,000.
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Guarantee Loan & Trust Company
John Raymond
Ole Shea
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Court Journal
Piper
J. G. Callison
People's Advocate
Chehalia
Sigfed Anderson
Lake View Avenue
T. Kurahaehi
Providence Hospital
Butterworth’s
Arthur Doyle
Bonney & Stewart's
Capt. Hodges
Portland
Index Calumet
Admiralty Head
Hee
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
William Davies
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Olive Street
Seventh and
Burhth Avenues
Panny Paddock Hospital
Nick Burleigh
Tom Coatello
Mariner
Hawthorne Club
Costello
Burleigh
Kid McCoy
Sharkey
Will Bryan
Free Silver
Illinois
Howard Avenue
the Stock Exchange
Billvillian
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Capt. Dreyfus
British Biograph Company
Amusement Bulletin
Third Avenue Theater
Howard Waltham
Elgin Watches
Emporium
Second Ave
D. S. Johnston
Second Ave. Burke Building
Joseph Mayer & Bros
ieCberry F
Seattle Transfer CO
Pigott & French CO
Washington St
Northwest
Tamer Sethe Fe
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co
Shorrook
ILMAN
Wm, Stafford & CO
First Avenue
Migliavacca
Napa
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