Landless man and manless land visit by Haggard
English novelist Rider Haggard arrives as a British commissioner to study Salvation Army colonization schemes in the United States and Britain. The plan aims to move destitute urban workers to self sustaining farms, using government led colonization with private capital as the main driver.
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Rider Haggard
Noittle
Salvation Army
South Africa
Great Britain
Ceel Rhodes
United Kingdom
Empire Builder
Haggard
British Colonial Office
Atmmerican Salvation Army
England
California
Colorado
Ohio
United As
Congress
Senator Hour
New Zealand
United States
London Express Chase Reveals Murderer Plotter
Janet recounts dark days after Arthur's Totland appearance as she evades Roger Marske on a London pursuit. She travels by cab and foot to reach Danvers Crane, using a cunning ruse at Paddington and a London address for Danvers Crane before the cliffhanger ending at The Mill House in Chipping Wyvern.
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Janet
London Express
Arthur
Totland
Hersox
Danvers Crane
London
Lymington
Brockenhurst
Volos
Mixes Chilmark
Roger Marske
Mr. Drake
Muriel
Isle of Wight
Rivington
Mauriel
Bournemouth
Mr. Marske
Waterloo Station
Great Western
Paddington
Waterloo Road
Dlemon
Strand
Piccadilly
Park Lane
Traversell
Roger Mareke
Ike
High Street
King Hill
Gia
Stan
Webley
Mrs. Webley
Secret Cures for Drunkenness Promised at Home
A sensational claim touts secret methods to cure drunkenness that any woman can perform at home at no cost. The piece urges readers to try these alleged remedies despite lacking medical backing.
Fresh meat in hotels and Roosevelts view on dining
A columnic jumble cites Senator Stewart on stale hotel meat and jokes about politics, rail lines from Port Arthur to Chefoo, and roving commentary on figures like Lawson and Roosevelt. It rails at grand plans, maritime quirks, and a mock roast of public figures with light satire throughout.
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Stewart
Washington
Lawson
Gas” Addicks
United States
Protest Against Seattle Street Cleaning Dust Practices
A letter from Seattle dated April 4, 1905 criticizes the street cleaning department for sweeping dust through Occidental Avenue, arguing the dust carries bacteria into doors and windows. The writer blames laziness and ignorance among janitors and housekeepers and questions why the health department omits sprinkling in fine weather.
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Seattle
Carta
Occidental Avenue
Health
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Ballard Ave
Sunset
Red
Vance
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Ee Argemy's Drug Co
Gor Bund
Avenum
Abbociation Sur New
Star
Maladom
Blackwood
Chicago
Madre W. C. Ward
New York
Tribune
Rhs
Seattle Star
F. Chase
A. D
A. J. Tennant
State of Washington
the Star
Philippines
Eastern Outfitting Co
Pike St
Cor
Totland Bay
Bae Ff
Haines
J. Haines
Glenn Building
Cineramath
Pike
Albert Hansen
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Josh
Hull House Woman's Club
Tolstoy
Roosevelt
Cassie Chadwick
Agin Makin
C. W. Mathison
Monticello
Fla
Hata
Rosestvensky
Baltic
Adiromdecks
Maine Woods
John D. Rockefeller
TRAV_ERS
Russia
Rojestvensky
Philadelphia Dispatch
City Hall
Philadelphia
Ww. Lawson
Boston
Law
George Washington
Portland
Ore
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
St. Johna
Wilamette River
Pei Meartar Ae
Reliable Transfer CO
First Avenue
Postoffice
the Fashion
Queen Anne Ave
Union Street
AKER
Drug¢ - CO
Lister
Werth
Lambert
Hoff
Carter
Duffy
White
Cascareta
Aize
Harlem
Tere
The
Quaker Drug Co
Tion
D.S. Johnston CO
Second Avenue
Wood, Charcoal and Coke
Seattle Coal and Wood Co
Cane Street
Ara & Phones
BROWN
GROWN
First Ave
Portors
Union Rik
Madsagan
Southwick
Watrina
Boston Terrier Rubber
Orencesan Nile
Leader
Royal
Inel
Tiger
Nile
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Guy
Isaac Lurie
Union Bakery and Cafe
Vienna
Harry Silver
Yesler Way
First Ave. North Fres
Beatile
Howard
Penn Mutual
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