Seward Monument Planned for Alaska Exposition
Seattle reads of a proposed Seward memorial to honor the 1867 Alaska purchase. The monument, built with Alaskan granite and a bronze copper statue, is aimed for completion by the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition, with funds and planning led by Seattle civic leaders and university officials.
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Seattle
William H Seward
United States
Congress
Alaska
Northwest
Northland
Pacific Ocean
States of the Union
Russia
Seward
Union
Great Britain
England
Bering Strait
Uncle Sam
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
Washburn
Wisconsin
Butler
Charles Sumner
Nathaniel P. Banks
Senate
House of Representatives
G. Beninghausen
John H. McGraw
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Burke
Edmund 8. Meany
University of Washington
James D. Hoge, I Jr
R. F. Brooks
Boston
John C. Olmsted
Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsement At Fort Madison
Mr August Sherpe, overseer of the poor at Fort Madison, endorses Dr King's New Life Pills claiming they act more agreeable and do more good than any laxative. The pills are guaranteed to relieve biliousness and constipation and are priced at 25 cents at Joseph Emmert's drug store.
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August Sherpe
Fort Madison
King
Joseph Emmert
Shoes Sold For 2.50 With Pre-00 Suit At Auction
A listing notes shoes sold for 2.50 paired with a pre-00 suit or overcoat. R. Luecke is named in the notice as a participant or seller.
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R. Luecke
Pure Food Act Ends Lidon Garbage Cans of Business
The nation’s Pure Food Act, effective January 1, ends a thriving scavenger trade feeding adulterants for cheap powders and medicines. It stops a vast system where bones, leather, old shoes, cocoanut shells, overripe fruit, tainted fowl and fish, and other waste materials were gathered for sale. Children’s scavenging and urban poverty are highlighted as the law reshapes livelihoods and city waste disposal.
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South Water Street
Murder Suspect Hunted After Wife's Death in Chicago Fire
Kent correspondence reports John Lonner, long in Chicago, arrived in the village while absent. A Chicago officer and Sheriff Millner of Stephenson County arrived seeking Lonner. They say Lonner killed his wife in Chicago, then set fire to the house to hide the crime and fled the city.
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Kent
Stockton Herald
John Lonner
Chicago
Millner
Stephenson County
Lonner
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Kuehner Bros
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Seele
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