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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1906

Page

8

Schultz Tragedy: Husband Loses Wife Home After Fight

EF Rehults from Ninthay South bids his wife farewell before work. He returns to a bare house with only a motto wash on the wall. A dispute with his mother in law leads to a strike, and Judge Gordon deems $36 insufficient to fix the malady of the law. The couple reconciles but finances remain strained.

EF Rehults Ninthay South Ryan Hehulta Gordon Yeaterdays Afernoon

City Hall Market Ad Details Meats and Prices

Readable lines list assorted meat items with prices and a street address. Includes loin steaks 124 lb round 10 cents and pot roast. Mentions ham and location at Third Ave, M, 3135 Ind. 3622. Contains fragmented OCR elements and unclear shop identifiers.

Third Ave

Bankruptcy Petition Noted for John Bein in Silverdale County

John Bein of Silverdale Kitcap county files in bankruptcy court claiming a debt of 2362.52 dollars. Former resident Edin previously lived in Bellingham.

John Bein Silverdale Kitcap County Edin Bellingham

Laborer B J Mille Arrested for Larceny at Depot

B J Mille, a laborer, was arrested at the Great Northern depot by Patrolman Mason early this morning and booked with larceny from the person. A watch claimed to belong to another person at the depot was taken as evidence.

B. J. Mille Great Northern Mason

Hughes Seeks Governor Nomination at Saratoga

Sept 26 report notes Lt Governor M Linn Prude withdraws from the race leaving Charles F Hughes as the sole Republican nominee contender before the convention in Saratoga. The article marks Hughes as the prominent remaining candidate for governor.

Saratoga M. Linn Prude Charles F. Hughes

Man Arrested After Dispute Over Missing Soup at Tap Restaurant

John Castel protested a meal last night when served without soup. The dispute led to a shower of dishes before Patrolmen Putnam and Jackson placed him under arrest for being drunk and disorderly.

John Castel Putnam Jackson

City ordinance appeal tests oil spill misdemeanor case

Attorney W. K. Bell appeals the $6 fines against Roy Hamilton and W. Chapelle for oil spilling from a motor car onto street pavement. The case questions the ordinance’s constitutionality as applied to chauffeured vehicles.

W. K. Bell Roy Hamilton W. Chapelle

Crushed In Cave-In Buries Workman at Broad and Edgarote

Conrad Ulric a sewer construction worker at Broad and Edgarote was buried for about thirty minutes when a cave‑in collapsed the side of the trench. His lower body was crushed and he was nearly unconscious before fellow workers freed him and carried him by ambulance to his home at Valentine station.

Conrad Ulric Broad and Edgarote Ulric Valentine Station

Rich strike draws marriage proposals to prospector

Spokane dispatch reports veteran prospector John Car rigah of Coeur d Alene country has struck it rich and since then has received hundreds of letters from supposed friends and relatives and many women offering marriage.

Spokane John Carrigah Coeur d'Alene

Polka Dots and Messalines Fabric Shades Sold by Yard

The notice lists Polka Dots two tone fabrics in blue green brown tan gray wine dregs old rose and jasper at five cents per yard. Messalines offered in 32 shades for day and evening use and 27 inches wide at one dollar ten cents per yard.

Finnish plot thwarted near American legation

Rioting fear and arrests followed a thwarted plan to blow up the state bank adjacent to the American legation in Stockholm. Police say the would be attack could have destroyed the legation building and killed many.

Btockhiolm State Bank

Rancher fatally shot by firearm near fence incident

In Walla Walla on September 26 George Day a rancher attempted to crawl through a wire fence with a shotgun. the gun discharged as it snagged on the wire striking him and killing him instantly.

Walla Walla, Rept George Day

Disappearance of Husband Stuns Local Grocery Couple

Mrs. A W Rennison seeks police help after her husband vanished one week ago from their grocery at 100 East Pike. She says he sold out their stock for $460 on Saturday and took all the money, leaving her penniless and unable to explain his absence.

A. W. Rennison East Pike

Pennington Seeks Son Warren H Missing From Home

Pennington asks police to locate his son Warren H who disappeared from his home at 212 Fifteenth Avenue. Warren is 21 years old, 5 feet 3 inches tall with light complexion and a scar on the back of his neck.

Pennington Warren H Warren

Pocketed gold toes at Woodbury saloon incident

John Lee and a woman were seen at the Woodbury saloon last night. This morning Lee reports a loss of $10 gold coins from his vest pocket and suspects the woman may have taken them, while asserting he does not blame her.

John Lee Woodbury

Men Throw Rocks Break Street Lights Near Tenthay and Pederalay

A. G. Crown told police he saw two men throwing rocks at street lights around Tenthay north and Pederalay at 2 a m. Investigators found several lamps and four incandescent lights damaged.

A. G. Crown Tenthay North Pederalay

Rose Hall Team Arrives in Free and Faces Seattle Opening

Rose Hall's squad lands in Free and set to open today as the Seattle nine has played well the past weeks. Virgil Garvin is absent in the south, with Rose expected to recruit a new southpaw if possible.

Rose Hall Freeno Seattle Busi Peat Virgil Garvin Rose

Gallagher Saloonkeeper Arrested Over 1 A.M. Closing

Constables Sullivan and Westedt arrested D B Gallagher, a saloonkeeper, this morning for violating the 1 o'clock saloon closing ordinance. Police state Gallagher has been under watch and that liquor was being sold after hours.

D B Gallagher Sullivan Westedt

Struck by street car injures laborer near Pacific

J Panagan, a laborer, was struck by a Queen Anne car at Firstay and Jackeonst while crossing. He was taken to Pacific hospital with only slight injuries.

J. Panagan Pacific Hospital

Fragmentary ad snippet lists various measurements and prices

A damaged OCR fragment shows multiple dimensions and a price of 141.00. Items include diameters, heights, and bead measurements with numbers like 32 16 42 36 38 40 and 26 in. The text is incomplete but indicates a product listing or catalog entry with size specs and a single price.

Edward Farrell Arrested for Jumping Board Bil

Edward Farrell, sought in Tacoma for jumping a board bill, was arrested here today and will be sent to Tacoma.

Edward Farrell Tacoma

Cannery Destroyed by Fire in Blaine Washington

The Wadham Curtin cannery in Blaine Washington burned yesterday morning causing about 7600 in loss with 1690 insured. Mrs Charles Wadham and her husband resided in part of the building and lost several items and all their household effects. Letha White, a tailor, advertised services at 208 Collina bide.

Blaine, Wash Wadhame Curtin Charles Wadham Letha White Collina

Takes Photos Day or Night at Washington Studio

Photographer Pinney in the Washington building uses violet light for better pictures than sunlight. Await bright days for outdoor photos. See our show at Hulidine entrance.

Pinney Washington Building Hulidine

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