County court site vote sparks lawyer push for bonds
Lawyers gather at the courthouse for a special meeting led by Judge Orange Jacobson to back a special election on new court house bonds. A small voter registration and apparent apathy among taxpayers are noted as committees plan outreach to ward residents and coordinate with the chamber of commerce.
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King County
Court House
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John BH Stumphrie
J.C. Allen
Jacobs
J. C. Allen
John Emphries
Wilken BR. Gay
Chamber of Commeres
Boett
John Arthur
J. W Roberts
Ruetic” Votre
Beattie Iaprovement Clube
Chamber of Sammeeret
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Water Eye
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Is It a Diamond Found in Nome Mining District
Miles Die Natty, a famed Nome mining man, claims a rare crystal appears diamond like. He plans to take the stone to New York after examination at Nally, showing it to friends but keeping its exact location secret.
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Nome
New York
Green River
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Ile
McNally
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Tiffany
Gannett
North Biberian Ca Manager Denies Mianaurne Story
John Rosehe, manager of the North Biberian Ca, arrives from Nome and rejects a sensational local paper claim that 30 minors were taken from the steamer Menaurneae at East Cape. He says Nelson was taken ashore, denies extra winter work, and notes the 100 men stationed there are idle for winter.
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North Biberian Ca
Nome
Manaurnae
Ste Tiem
East Cape
Manauense
Beattie
Con Rawton
Nelson
Anauenar
Arrest of Arthur King Ties Case to Violet Beckham
Details from the prosecuting attorney indicate Arthur King an artist with a Washington Creek studio faces charges of criminally appointing Violet Beckham and possible further accusations. Detectives seized Midnight Midway house ties to a woman known as Meta King or Mattie Greenivaf now jailed. Beckham girl remaining in police care as investigation continues.
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Arthur King
Washington Creck
King
Violet Heckman
Ord
Metriet
Mita King
Mattie Greenivaf
Hubbard
Tite
Beckham
Evitenne Axainet
Tate Vasiremey Qane
Infant Dies After Milk Containing Formaldehyde Alleged
The Mithelrecian baby of 1106 Mawel Street died this afternoon after consuming milk laced with formaldehyde. Health Officer Ludlow reports the milk may be the cause and plans to secure a warrant against the milk supplier if tests confirm formaldehyde poisoning. Dre Ladlow and Crichton will conduct the autopsy.
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Mawel Street
Ludlow
Dre. Ladlow and Crichton
Blank vaults after early opening at Beehowmiville
Report states seven countrymen in Beehowmiville found vaults empty after a delayed opening. Loss is believed to exceed 12,600 dollars, with uncertainty about the total missing funds.
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Kiaman
Beehowmiville
Af Et Trance
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Annulled marriage of cousins voided by judge
Judge Tallman ruled the marriage of HMeten Sullivan and Jamerua, wed yesterday, void after the plaintiff claimed she learned the union was invalid as they were first cousins. The plaintiff testified both she and Lefine were unaware, and she left Loftus after learning of the ineligibility. Loftus is the son of her maternal aunt.
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Hmeten
Sullivan
Jamerua
Tuerday
Platintiff
Lefine
T Alee
Mine Bullivan
Loftus
Ten Loftus
Spaniards Fight Like Frenchmen in Spain Duel
In BiarrieZ, Spain, Duke Darios a former Spanish minister in Washington dueled Count Cerrada. Darion was slightly wounded in the confrontation as tensions flared between the two men.
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Darios
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Water Shut Off Notices For Several Streets
Water will be shut off tomorrow from 9 a m to 3 p m on North Broadway from Herticon to Foet Lynn Street East Newton street from Federal avenue to North Broadway Federal avenue from Newton to East Lynn and on Republican street from Tenth avenue north to Kellmont avenue.
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Rev F J Edmunds milk case ends business stretch
A Star office statement from Rev F J Bamunda describes a milk sample analyzed by City Chemist Tanser found to contain formaldehyde. Edmunds Bros claim no formaldehyde was used and that the sample does not reflect their current operations after buying out Edmunds' business.
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F. J. Bamunda
Star By & Hillman
Abecriber
City Chemint Tanser
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Mr. Tanger
Slot machines raided as county enforces bans
Prosecuting Attorney Meatt and Deputy Sheriff Callahan led raids on slot operations across the city. Thirteen saloon and stand owners were brought before Justice Cann, fined 10 to 80 dollars each, and allowed to pay on the spot. Officials estimate 8 to 16 hundred machines in the county and say more prosecutions will follow over the coming weeks.
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J Morrison
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Prince
CO. HineRard
HB. Dunbar
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Henry Asmunsen
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King Cquity
W. H. Lewis
Boott
Fashion Notes From New York Style Scene
In New York masculine fads drift through yacht four in hand silhouettes and bold neckwear. Ground coolers come in dark gray and tan while Madras shirts stay prominent. Novelty cloths feature dark blues and oriental influences with tunable palettes and broadcloth bands.
Walk It’s Healthy Delays Hit Queen Anne Transit
Crowds walked from North Seattle after a collision near Kinnear Park as Queen Anne Hill riders faced long delays on First Avenue. Beattie Electric’s limited service and delayed paving worsened the North Seattle route with disruptions extending to Queen Anne Hill and Cedar Street corridors. Council action and street repairs were urged while transit managers promised shorter headways once streets clear.
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Virginia
First Avenue
Queen Anne Hill
Hatlard Or
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North Beattie
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Jacob Furth
Electric Company
Electric
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Crichton
Beattie Mieetric Company
Ian
Anny
Fleet Avenue
Grant
The
Cedar Street
Anne Hill
Navy yard boats depart at set pier 2 times
The navy yard schedules all boats and battleships to leave pier 2 at 6 30, 8 15, 9 10, 11 48 A M, 1 15, 2 80, 3 30, 4 20 and 7 20 P M.
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Navy Yard
Northern Pacific Runs Special Train to State Fair
The Northern Pacific will operate a special train from Beattie on Wednesday Rept. 36 at 8 20 a m for $2 56 round trip including fair fees. Return limit Oct. th.
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Washington State Fair
Northern Pacific
Beattie
Residents dispute asphalt bid on Prospect Street
Residents on Prospect Street petitioned the city to halt bids for asphalt paving after extensive plans and costs. City Engineer Thompson questioned the petition, and while he did not vote negatively, peers urged delays. The city will again advertise for bids to proceed with the project this season.
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Board of Public Works
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Expresnion
Proepect Street
Prospect Etree
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