Hitch in test suit flaws in joint rate case as made up
Olympia dispatch reports a delay in a state test of the joint rate clause under the new railroad commission law. The Colfax hearing set for October 25 faces possible postponement due to valueless pleadings and a three year old complaint. A Roslyn coal shipment tender to Northern Pacific and O R N is urged to start fresh proceedings with formal refusals.
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Olympia
the Olympian
Railroad Commission
New Commission
Colfax
Roslyn
Northern Pacific
Million Dollars in Damage From Butte Fire
Butte Montana September 25 fire destroyed Lymon's department store and Clark building along with the public library Argyle hotel and Butte Miner in a blaze that swept the business district. Firemen aided by copper mine owners and a special Anaconda fire department train from Anaconda cut losses. If the blaze had crossed Main Street area would have been devastation with many hotels stores and shops wiped out.
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Butte
Mont
Shodair
Renshaw
West Park Street
Lymon
New
Anaconda
United States
Main
Great Marathon Run in Chicago Shapes Olympic Bid
Chicago on September 25 saw 200000 spectators line the 25 mile course as Rhead Metzner of the Illinois Athletic Club won in 3 hours 15 minutes earning a gold medal and a place in the Athens Olympian games next summer. Only seven of twenty starters finished amid a 20 mile tailwind and favorable boulevards. Metzner joins other finishers who will receive gold medals. The report notes the day featured excellent weather and a slower than record time.
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Chicago
Rhead Metzner
Illinois Athletic Club
Athens
Greece
Minneapolis Times Suspends Publication After Six-Year Run
The Minneapolis Times announces immediate suspension in yesterday's issue. Had it continued, it would have marked its sixth anniversary on October 1. The Minneapolis Tribune has secured the publication's mailing list.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Times
Twin Cities
the Times
Minneapolis Tribune
New York Manufacturing Heads Targeted for Import Labor
After eight weeks of prep, eleven heads of New York manufacturing firms face arrest on warrants alleging conspiracy with an employers' association to violate contract labor laws by importing foreign workers. Evidence centers on a Mosaic and Caustic Tile operation and a 50-worker English import with a $5 daily pay bid.
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New York
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Secret Service
Ellis Island
America
Campaign begins for New York city and county offices
New York observers report the start of the four year city administration campaign with Democratic leaders backing Mayor McClellan for reelection. Republicans Citizens' Union and Municipal Ownership League plan fusion talks to nominate a mayor and a comptroller. Possible mayoral candidates include John Ford Martin W. Littleton and Samuel Seabury all backed by pro municipal ownership views.
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New York
McClellan
Republican Organization
Citizens’ Union
Municipal Ownership League
Board of Aldermen
Jerome
John Ford
Republicans
German-American League
Martin W. Littleton
Samuel Seabry
State Supreme Court rules franchises taxable in Minnesota
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state in a case against Western Union Telegraph Company to tax a $1,000,000 valuation based on the company's franchise. The court held that franchises, though intangible, are taxable under the constitution.
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St. Paul, Minn
State Supreme Court
Minnesota
Western Union Telegraph Company
University of Washington School of Pharmacy Joins National Faculty
The Washington university pharmacy school has entered the American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties, marking it as among the nation’s leading schools. It ranks with the East’s top programs and is the only western institution besides California to attain membership.
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Uy”? School of Pharmacy
Seattle
Pharmacy School
University of Washington
American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties
Washington School of Pharmacy
University of California
Washington School
University of Minnesota
Phyllis in her negligee and a railroad manager's rise
A decorative poem featuring Phyllis in a latticed casement and a city office sketch of a woman at a high desk. The article then profiles Mrs. S. A. Kidder, president of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge road, who rebuilt a failing line to yield a 10 percent dividend on a $250,000 stock, holding 72 percent ownership.
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Phyllis
Tlessie
S. A. Kidder
Nevada County
California
John Fr. Kidder
Ascenery
The New Crusade Against the Crinoline
An article denounces a renewed threat to women’s emancipation posed by the crinoline. It warns that old dress codes may resurface under Parisian dictates or steel interests and reports agitation in England with post card campaigns to oppose the revival.
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Paris
Steel Trust
England
London
It is not always the cleverest man who makes the best husband
This passage counsels choosing a patient, dependable husband over outward brilliance. It notes that daily kindness and steadiness matter more than fame or sparkle, using domestic trials to illustrate comfort and compatibility in a lifelong partnership.
Fashion Notes Describe 19th Century Accessories and Fabrics
Buttons feature prominently in the attire. Tailored stitching enhances linens. Bracelets bangles and wrist velvets ornament the ensembles. Morning parasols are large as appropriate. Chain stitching appears, executed in heavy rope style.
Confining business affairs and ladies influence fashion jewelry
An essay argues that husbands should confide in wives to share burdens and strengthen marriage. The piece notes the revived fashion of bead necklaces featuring spinel from Siam, greenstone from New Zealand, aquamarine, and other stones such as amber, coral, topaz, lapis lazuli, jet, Connemara marble, carnelian, and garnet for coordinated gowns.
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Siam
New Zealand
Care for Lacquered Brass to Preserve Brightness
The article explains how lacquered brass differs from real brass and offers care steps. Wash with warm soapy water, dry with a soft cloth, and polish with dry chamois. In damp weather rub daily with a clean dry leather to prevent tarnish and maintain brightness.
Dr Paul Smits Clinic Hours and Locations
Dr Paul Smits office hours at Aberdeen General Hospital Crowther Wooding block G and Heron streets 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 p m 7 to 9 p m telephone 614. Additional offices include Hayes and Hayes Building with hours 9 30 a m to 4 00 p m and 5 30 p m to 9 30 p m telephone 493 G Kinnison listed with address still to be clarified.
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Crowther-Wooding Block
G and Heron Streets
Hayes & Hayes
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Ours
Market Street
Local professionals and offices listed in Aberdeen area
Advertised dentists and lawyers appear with addresses and phone numbers. Zelaska Block and Fox and Taggart firms provide court practice in state and federal courts. Ben Sheers offers building plans and estimates with 30 years experience and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Zelaska Block
Dabney Block
Heron Street
Choices Wines Liquors and Cigars Store Ad
Advertising copy notes Choices Wines Liquors and Cigars always on hand at 409 G Street near Heron in Wash.
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G Street
Heron, Wash
Hayes and Hayes Bankers Incorporated Bank Note
Aberdeens bank firm Hayes and Hayes Bankers Incorporated offers general banking services. Local clients are invited to transact routine accounts and financial matters with the firm.
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Hitch
O. R
Washington
Japan
Russia
Minnesota Supreme Court
Fashinn
Bes
Artemus Ward
Ixoch
Silk
S. A. Kidde
Exeh
Paul Smits, M. D
DR. Watkins
Everett E. Lane, D. D. S
DF. M. Robb Stapp
G. Kinnison
C. Cross
Attorney AT Law
E . H. Fox
R Robert E. Taggart
Ben Sheers
W. Mason
Jesse F. Murphy
Olympia Land Office
Hayes & Hayes Bank Building
Aberdeen
Wash
Continental
O. C
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hewett
South F Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Hayes & Hayes Bankers
Busimasa
Independent
Grays Harbor
San Francisco
Los Angeles
C. E. Burrows Co., Ag
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