Parkhurst Raids Tenderloin District Hous es
Parkhurst society agents raid Schlottman precinct to prove vice exists in the Tenderloin. Police Commissioner Bingham detains Capt Schlottman for amenable conduct as raids target homes and resorts in the district amid ongoing controversy between the Parkhurst reform crusade and city police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Parkhurst Society
Police Department
Tn May
Schlottmann
Parkhurst
Schlottman's
Crusade in Tenderloin Sparks City Vice Controversy
Police and agents rush from precinct to confront Rev. Parkhurst amid a crowded Tenderloin hall. The fight is portrayed as a clash between Parkhurst and Bingham, each seeking to gain credit in the ongoing vice controversy that has unsettled the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McNac Press Ausociation
New York
Carnegie Medal Fund
Habitues
Carnegie
Charles H. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Bingham
Howe on Trial Repeats Statements in Perjury Case
In Pittsburg Ohio October, Dimond Howe, a former coachman to Augustus Hartje, testified on the witness stand reiterating prior statements. He claimed to have been coerced into a confession by a detective as the state rested its case before Judge Fraser. The defense then opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
DiMord
Howe
Augustus Hartje
Notary Schriner
Taboga Isle Health Resort Proposed Off Panama Coast
Taboga Isle in Panama is described as a dreamlike health retreat near the Pacific shore. The United States government has established a settlement there and wealthy visitors are building villas, with Taboga historically notable for Morgan the knight and the famous Tabog Bill shark whose death recently drew worldwide cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Hughes
Panama
Eden
Pacific
United States
Taboga
Morgan
Battle Creek
Gora Flake Co
Battle Carek
MICH
Northwest Exposition Chooses Seattle 1909 Site
Major fundraising rush marks start of Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition efforts in Seattle. Citizens quickly piled up over 650000 in pledged capital, with state and national leaders already promising substantial support. The 35½ acre University of Washington campus grounds, designed by John C. Olmsted, will host the fair with permanent buildings and repurposed exhibit halls after closing.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Vitus Bering
Pacific Northwest
Thin City
Fair Management
W. H. Parry
Ways and Means Committee
Expossion Company
University of Washington
John C. Olmsted
Ume
East
Middle-West
Grocer Fined For Selling Weak Milk
William Schulmeyer a grocer was fined $10 and costs in the police court Friday on a charge of selling milk below the standard He claimed he did not know the milk was imp ware as he sold it just as it came from the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schulmeyer
Schulmeyer
Heavy sentence for wife beater in police court
George Hawkins of New Jersey Avenue was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse after being charged with assaulting his wife. The record notes he struck her in the face, shattering her spectacles and cutting below one eye, with no prior argument cited.
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George Hawkins
New Jersey
Costa
Behlangen
Duke of Marlborough to Give Wife Divorce
London gossip reports the Duke of Marlborough will separate from his wife Miss Cen turio Vanderbilt of New York. Terms allegedly include Sunderland house to the countess while the duke waives rights to fortune. the marriage settlement yields about 15000 dollars annually. Ne glect and a failed royal intervention preceded the separation.
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Duke of Marlborough
Scrippe-Mefine Preax Association
Londos
Centurio Vanderbilt
New York
Sunderland House
Blenheim Castin
Edward
Marlborough
Scotland
the Duke OF Marlborough
London
Inquiry cabinet discusses girl story and dispensary scandal
A Japanese question prompted a cabinet discussion on a case involving a city dispensary during a former administration. Officials cited discharged physicians, juvenile court testimony, and a push to address school and treaty issues amid rising tensions with Japan. The mayor defended current dispensary rules and indicated no further investigations were planned.
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Lempley
Bankwalter
George W. Stubbs
Veairis
Vald Ther
Rookwalter
Kempps-McHas Press Association
Washington
United States
State Department
Tokia
Japan
Si Frateire
Fragmented 2006 telephone transcript fragment
A garbled 2006 telephone snippet presents unclear dialogue with partial phrases like if my alrahip and going out. It mentions a time afternoon and lines such as Loguoss 89 and Good Viragh, lacking coherent context or identifiable names or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrahip
Saloon Doors Open Do By Police Arrest
Police found the front doors of Albert Tamis saloon leading to the barroom ajar overnight. He was arrested and charged with violating the Nichols law. He pleaded guilty and was fined $4 plus costs in police court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tami
Onldaight
Wes
Local Incorporations Filed Across Indiana Entities
The secretary of state records multiple new incorporations including Boonville Realty and Investment Company in Boonville with named incorporators ML Hianmond Jon W. Wilson and James A Tae. The Noblesville and Gila Telephone Company lists capital stock and incorporators E F Jeteper J L Krave R L Darrah and S N Stoops. Oden Creamery Association of Oden shows capital stock 6900 with Lew S Core Lowery Cooper and others. Bloomington Mining Company in Bloomington notes stock 5 90 with directors P R Buatirk J W Busekirk and Fred Matthers.
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Secretary of
Boonville Realty and Investmant Company
Boonville Capital Stock
Gmurnortters
Ethartes
Hianmond
Jon W. Wison
James
Tae the Hater
Terre Haute
Vapital Stick
Themis W. Kinser
Wallan A. Wender
Haney Lo Kinser
Thy Fair Store
Wsinpeny
Jasenville
Vapitsl
Bae
Holt Marriott
GE. Dugley
Howard L Hyatt
UHL Palmer
Ce, Couch
C. A. Endsley
J. J. Cox
A.C. Peare Vm
D.H. Hutchens
CB. Echet
Noblesville and Gila Telephone Company
Capital
Capital Stock
P. R. Buatirk
J. W. Busekirk
Fred Matthers
Grape Nuts Health Claim Prompts Reader Testimony
A Maine reader touts Grape-Nuts as a cure for nervous dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He says quitting rich foods and using four heaping teaspoons with cream rebuilt strength, with Postum Co attribution and a plug for the Back to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helpa
Maine
Postum Co
Hattle Creek
Swellville
Hanna Mausoleum Completed in Lake View Cemetery
Special to The Sum: The Hanna Mausoleum at Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland is finished, final work on the granite memorial to Senator Marcus A. Hanna, a leader of the Republican party, completed last week. The imposing structure sits opposite Wade Memorial amid granite walls, and the mausoleum cost $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland O
Hanna
Lake View Cemmtery
Beauiful
Marcus A. Hanna
Tri- Publican Party
Waden Memorial
Mind development and the feminine mind in clerical life
A Westminster review piece argues mind development divides into memory and reproduction for feminine thought versus reasoning and creativity for male thought. It suggests the highest feminine mind may reside in a clergyman and discusses implications for women in church leadership, noting opposition from established powers.
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James Swinburne
Westminster
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