England's New Premier Is Another Teddy
A portrait of Herbert Henry Asquith as the new British prime minister, noting his intellect, restraint, and public courage. The piece recalls his career from Home Secretary through key prosecutions, mining strike leadership, and his stance against women’s suffrage, including a calm encounter with militant suffragists at his home.
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England
Don
Roose
Henry Asate
Asquith
Gladstone Fe
Gould
Peel
Ian
Naelismn
John May
Hiryan
Commons
Times of the
Pigott
Parnell
Russell
Times
Macdonald
Gladstone
Rosebery
Walee
Catcalla
Battle Ships Return as Fierce Round Trip Mentioned
The fragment notes a round trip involving battleships and a fierce round, hinting at a naval engagement or voyage. Specific ships, dates, or locations are not readable.
Judge Orders Page to Explain Transfer of Trunk Check
Judge Frater ordered D. D. Page to appear and show cause why he should not deliver a trunk check to Nora Bracklin. Bracklin had a suspended sentence four days earlier for passing bad checks and Page acted as her attorney. She claims the trunk contains wardrobe for attorney fees.
Arrested While Selling Plunder at 906 Tenthay
Laborer Fred Morrow was arrested by Detectives Phillips and Byrne while attempting to sell metal rings stolen from the Bullock coal barns. He confessed and was sent to court. Weeks earlier he forcibly entered the Bullock barn and stole tools valued at 60. He returned to retrieve items forgotten during a prior visit and stripped more rings.
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Fred Morrow
Phillips and
Byrne
Morrow
Toola
Georgetown resident rescued from burning home fire
Mrs Winningham an invalid was rescued with difficulty from her burning home in Georgetown yesterday. The fire origin is unknown and the loss is $600.
Negroes Oppose Taft Convention Sparks National Opposition
Delegates and leaders from across the United States gather in a national convention in Philadelphia to oppose Theodore Roosevelt's administration and condemn Secretary Taft as a presidential candidate. Bishops editors and race leaders participate in the gathering.
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United Press
Phialdalpita
Neaxroes
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago Voting Highlights Sunday Saloon Closing Question
In Chicago on April 7 voters face what may be the most exciting spring election in years. The Sunday closing of saloons dominates the main issue while local option takes precedence in many nearby towns.
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Ly United
Chicago
Hitnels
Land Aesthetic Tract Sale Promises Growth
An auction note describes a scenic, well educated tract with steep wet slope near a port area offering potential investment. The listing highlights proximity to Vitow and a company, noting a weekly viewing opportunity and poised development potential.
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Vitow
Telecon Praise by Woman Doctor Stirs Tacoma Healings
Dr. Marie Fiske of Tacoma testifies Telecon treatment under James Austin Larson system eased nervous exhaustion from motherhood. She details improved heart action, deep sleep, and weight gain after Missouri and Hot Springs experiences, endorsing vibration science and urging use for rheumatism digestion and nervous symptoms.
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Mia
Marie Fiske
Eighteenth St
Tacoma
Missouri
Carson
James Austin Larson
Largon
James Austin
Ike
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Dr. Carson
Paul Caster
Telecom
Honors for Funston to lead Army service schools
Washington reports General Funston, head of the California elope, slated to command the Army service schools at Leavenworth Kansas, with Major General Grant perhaps moving to San Francisco. Funston says no official notification yet but the war department has considered the post for some time and he would welcome the transfer.
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Washington
Bell
Funston
Elope of
California
Leavenworth
Kaw
Maya Funston
Frederick DP. Grant
San Francisco
Punston
War Department
Kirchner Divorce Suits Over Returned Rings
Mrs Hazel Green Kirchner filed for divorce from Jacob Kirchner after alleging he returned home drunk the day after their wedding on February 6 1908. She says his habit of hosting convivial guests disturbed their home and seeks a divorce plus the return of three rings valued at 116 dollars.
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Hazel Green Kirchner
Jacob Kirchner
Working to Make Schools Safe in City Renovation Plan
Work began yesterday at BajLard school with wooden partitions replaced by metal lath on base areas and around stairs to eliminate hazards. Renovations will later extend to Columbia, Madrona, Allen, Interbay, Beacon Hill, and Rose buildings with exterior work during Easter recess while school sessions continue undisturbed.
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Bajlard
Columbia Schdo
Madrona
Ha BH
Allen
Interbay
Beacon Th
Rose
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