STAR DUST AND CALLOUTS FROM A BUMPER NOTEBOOK
A collage style page notes an Independent candidate named Ringer beating party nominees in Chicago alderman race, musings on sentimental songs, larks at 3000 feet, fashion phrases, and a mix of local items. It reports Griffin found guilty of assault with intent to do bodily harm in Georgetown saloon.
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Ringer
Chicago
Griffin
James Griffin
James Smith
Georgetown
Wee
Seattle’s new mayor delivers bold reform in first 30 days
The Star lauds Mayor Ballinger for independence from party factions and for tackling crime with a firm hand. It praises Chief Delaney and police reforms, notes cleaner streets, fewer loiterers, and a push to shut down notorious tenderloin districts, while urging continued decisive actions.
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Seatie
Ballinger
Beattie
Seattle
Yealer Way
Third Avenue
Pike Street
Delaney
Seattle Gunner Acquittals in Snohomish Game Trial
William Stewart J C Bromiley Joan Ruph A G Dann and C C Caveney of Seattle were acquitted in Snohomish County Superior Court on charges of violating game laws. The prosecuting attorney failed to present sufficient evidence for conviction. The men were accused of using sink boxes while duck hunting on Whitney Island. Judge Denny directed the jury to return a verdict of acquittal.
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William Stewart
J. C. Bromiley
Joan Ruph
A. G. Dann
C. C. Caveney
Superior Court
Snohomish County
Whitney Teland
Denny
Whitewash inquest over Annie Omley case sparks outrage
A harsh anonymous editorial condemns the coroner and jury for a verdict of unavoidable accident in Annie Omley’s death after a cable car collision. The piece accuses authorities and the Seattle Electric Co. of ignoring ordinances and endangering citizens, calls for an end to whitewashes.
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Annie Omley
Steels
Star
Scott
Seattle Electric Company
Russian Navy Rejuvenated as Sailors Spur Vigilance
April 19 report from Port Arthur says Admiral Bounseroutsky expelled an American war correspondent for an offensive remark amid war chatter. The same dispatch notes Admiral Rovemittem energizing the fleet and Ensign Kegulayski uncovering a mine near a major cruiser, with decorations planned.
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Port Arthur
Bounseroutsky
Secret Service
Ent
Rovemittem
Kegulayeski
Oliver Typewriter Company Ad Promises Free Stenographer Positions
The Oliver Typewriter offers complete information on request and secures stenographer positions at no charge. It advertises the largest coastal stock of office desks and filing cases.
Spare Time Work At Room 201 Prompts Call
Fragmentary notice notes spare time work for ladies at room 201 1414 Becond Avenue with a successful response and inquiries by 5 p m.
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Becond Avenue
Grocers Form Tennessee State Association
Nashville April 19 report that a meeting here today led to plans for a statewide association of Tennessee retail grocers. The group will affiliate with the national body and include existing Nashville Memphis Knoxville Chattanooga Morristown Humboldt Greeneville Harriman Johnson City Jackson and Brownsville local groups.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
National
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Morristown
Humboldt
Greeneville
Harriman
Johnson City
Jackson
Brownaville
Montana Stock Growers Meet Opens in Miles City
The nineteenth annual Montana Stock Growers Association session begins in Miles City Mont with two days of meetings. Attendees will discuss key livestock rating questions as local organizations host elaborate entertainment for visitors.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana Stock Growers Ansociation
Fancy Dress Ball by St Marys Court Ladies
A fancy dress social will be given by the ladies of St Marys court W C C N in their room in the New York Brok on Friday evening April 22 at 8 oclock. The social is for the benefit of the society and all friends of the organization are invited to attend.
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Beattie
George
Blackchapel
Washington Street
Tenderloin
Hove
Seattle
St. Mary's Court
New York Brock
St Mark's Parish Forms Social Club
The men of St Mark's parish organized a social club at St Mark's Episcopal Church last evening. Elected officers include C E Shepard as president Judge Saulsbury as vice president L C Force as secretary and treasurer.
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St. Mark's Parish
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s
C. EK. Shepard
Judge Saulsbury
IL. C. Force
Davis Addition real estate sale grows as buyers rush in
The Davis Addition sale opened a week ago and has gained momentum as curious visitors become buyers. Prospective buyers are drawn by the beauty, views, and low prices, with many purchases daily. Prices range from 160 to 350 dollars per lot, with 50 dollars down and 100 dollars monthly.
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Davis Addition
Broadway
Pike
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Josh Wise
London
New York City
St. Petersburg
Stark
Mark
John
Red Cross Society
Pandora Wane
Cuener
der Stork
Squire Maron
Leonard Jeffers
Mise Laura Morricon
Bellaire
Wheeling Telegraph
Steve Hickman
Bill Clerk
Martington
Ottumwa
Democrat
Martin
Kim
Parte
Malvern
Carrollton
Cowles
Zion City Book Bindery
Oklahoma
Richard A. Baillyger
Railroad and Corporation
Lourde
Mark Monger
Police & Man
Russia
Oliver
Norris Safe & Lock Co
General Western
Oliver Typewriter
Second Avenue
Wash
Finst Ave
W. Denny Ride
Independent
Grocers
Montana
Davis
Cau
Caereey
New York
Haller
Second
Columbia Street
Ohio
Pile Street
Cor
Tod P
Sui All Gay
America
William P. Burdick
E. Mitchell
Ross Duncan
William E. Tyson
Ohn Goodwin
G. O. Guy, Inc
Yesler
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