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Leavenworth Echo in Leavenworth, Washington

11 Sep 1914

Page 18

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Leavenworth Echo

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Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1914

Page

18

Tutto the Boston Terrier Provokes a City Chase

Mrs Atwood-Fothergills pampered dog Tutto escapes with James Dawkey and triggers a high spirited chase through Fiftyninth Street. Tutto clashes with a cat, sparks a barroom scuffle, and a police pursuit ends when Dawkey slips away into Mrs Atwood-Fothergills yard.

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Lexington Avenue Driscoll Mr. Dunkey Detective Bureau Washington Delaware Cross Street Mr. Dankey Tonneau Atwood- Fothergill Tutto James
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A C Barclay Versatile Hotel Man

A C Barclay owner of the Barclay Hotel also operates a movie theatre and auto service. The new Barclay hotel was built last summer and has been occupied about ten months. Previously employed by the railway, he turned to business in Seattle before returning to establish the present site. The busy entrepreneur anticipates strong prospects as the hotel gains traction in the city.

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Tutto Mr. Dankey James Billy Joe Fiftyninth Street A. C. Barclay Barclay Hotel Barclay
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All Her Fault and Bertha the Innkeeper’s Daughter

A fragment from Fliegende Blatter mentions Bertha the innkeeper's daughter and the narrator's heartbreak. The red nose line hints at a tainted conscience affecting romantic feelings. The piece conveys gossip tone and playful insult about a local flirt.

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Bertha Shire Fliegende Blatter
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Frank A. Munsey Co Jimmie Mr. Dawkey Europe Jim Joey Boston James Dawkey Atwood-Fothergill Bunn Mr. Atwood- Fothergill Echo Opera Olympia Beer J. E. Tholin Versatile Hotel Man Hotel Barclay A. C. Barclay Auto For Hotel Barclay
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