English retreat leaves Somaliland tribes to fate of Mullah
From Aden April 19 reports describe British evacuation of Bridkhh hinterland prompting the Mad Mullah to accelerate a purge of friendly tribes. About 100000 tribesmen once under Hindu protection fear massacre or expulsion as the Mullah's dervishes rampage. Ports Berbera and Zeila kept by British garrisons may fall as interior control reverts to the Mullah, with the Friendlies poorly armed and divided.
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Aden
Bridkhh
Somaliland
Menstimente
Berbera
Zeida
Niing
Zeilla
Nes
Seiym
Zetha
Rockefeller Foundation aims to combat ignorance through knowledge
The text presents Mr. Rockefeller’s philanthropic aims and cautions against overgiving. It notes the foundation’s focus on disease study and education as solutions to social ills. It cites cerebrospinal meningitis research funding and hospital support, emphasizing education as the core goal to empower humanity.
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Rockefeller
Tfe
Flock@iglier
Reopen Biggy Case In San Francisco Inquiry
Police commissioners consider reopening an inquiry into the death of former Chief Biggy. Mrs Biggy seeks a death benefit claiming he died on active duty after a possible private or departmental boat trip. Former officials Kell and Cutler testifying about the purpose of Biggy trip to Commissioner Keil’s home. The conference remains unresolved as the hearing continues.
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San Francisco
Biggy
Kell
Cutler
Keil
Bigey
Onera
Marjorie Gould to Wed Anthony Drewel Jr in New York
United Press reports at 4 pm today Mika Marjorie Gould will marry Anthony Drewel Jr, rebuffing foreign nobles as she has long promised her father to wed an American. The ceremony at the Gould mansion will feature Vivian Gould as maid of honor and a list of society bridesmaids and flower girls.
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United Pree
New York
Mika Marjette Gould
Anthony Drewel, Jr
Sho
Mies Gould
Gould
Fifth Av
Vivian Gould
Marguerite Wheelong
Hope Top
Marjorie Curtin
Beatrice Claflin
Kiste Nicoll
Ellin Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
Kadith Could
George Could
Girin
Gee, the Office Boy Sees Roosevelt in Africa Pictures
The Lyceum screens a Freddie Henry travel film featuring Col. Roosevelt in Africa with scenes of Mombasa, safari wildlife, hippos and crocodiles, and African soldiers maneuvers. The office boy mocks the nerve of the photographer and admits preference for home entertainment over a real expedition.
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Africa
Lyceum
Boy Boy Struck by Auto. Doctor Cleared
Albert Wilson seven was run down and injured by an auto driven by Dr. W M Null near Woodland Park. The boy ran into the street from a crowd. he was treated at the doctor's office and then sent home. Police found the doctor blameless. injuries not serious.
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Albert Wilson
W. M. Null
Woodland Perk
Wad Park
Tr. Nall
Ordinance Aimed at Protecting Workmen Introduced
Councilman Mullen introduces an ordinance to protect workmen on Seattle's new buildings. It requires permanent or temporary floors as soon as framework rises and guards for hotets or openings. Scaffolding must be carefully constructed with bolted handrails on swinging staging.
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Mullen
Seattle
Concrete worker saved after arm amputation at work
Wil lar Meyers a 36 year old concrete worker was saved from death when John Mingler amputated Meyers left arm near the elbow with a jack knife to free him from a gear chain at the Mount Tabor reservoir. Meyers was taken to Good Samaritan hospital in critical condition with heavy blood loss and shock.
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United Press
Portland, Or
Willar Meyers
John Mingler
New Mount Tabor
Meyers
Good Samaritan
Mingler
French Aeroplane Dive Near Nice Daring Rescue Efforts
At Nice on April 19 French aviator M. Rougier's plane dived into the sea during aerial maneuvers. Rescue teams worked to recover the aircraft and save Rougier who narrowly escaped drowning as the craft twisted and fell into the water.
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United Press
Nice
France
M. Rougier
Rougier
Esea
Avia
Submarine Sinks After Entanglement and Rescue
A submarine became entangled and sank after a stay failed to release. Rougler managed to break the stay and surfaced, later rescued by boatmen. A sea-serpent or engineer cited suggests a rudder failure at a critical moment caused the incident.
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Tor
Rougler
Serenaut
Arabian Steed For Theodore Roosevelt Visit Ends In Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt toured an Arabian stud farm near Budapest for two hours during his European trip. The owner offered Roosevelt the finest Arabian on the farm as a token of appreciation. Crowds gathered in clear weather to greet the former president, with authorities guarding against repeats of yesterday’s near mobbing.
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Budapest
Theodore Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt
Yardmaster Dies After Train Accident At Georgetown
Harry Kale yardmaster for the Seattle Brewing and Malting Company was fatally injured yesterday at Georgetown when he stepped in front of a moving Northern Pacific train while aiding the switching crew. He was hurled 15 feet and suffered a fractured skull. He was taken home where Dr. W. H. Carson attended him and offered little hope of recovery. Governor seeks public scorn for New York grafters but delays due to election considerations.
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Harry Kale
Seattle Brewing and Malting Company
Sidiox
Georgetown
Kale
Northern Pacific
W. H. Carson
Flat for Rent in Madison Slab House District
Advertises modern flat for rent at 1696 Main Street. Mentions furnished options and monthly rates around 15 to 19 dollars with carpeted rooms and papered walls. Contact for inquiries.
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Iern
American Main
Kensington and Rogers Peet Suits Now From Twenty Dollars
The season introduces Kensington and Rogers Peet suits at $20, previously $25 or more. Other makes range from $15 to $45. Young men’s L System clothes emphasize a successful, worldy look priced $20 to $35.
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Kensington and Rogers Peet
Boys' School Suits Five Dollars For Active Boys
Mothers of active boys are offered stylish durable suits for five dollars. The Boys' Department in the new store is busier than the old, which had been patronized by nearly every boy's mother in the city.
Stetson Hats Offer In Expanding Spring Line 1910
The ad promotes John B. Stetson hats at four dollars, noting the soft hat's quality and shape retention. It claims low price, durability, and lasting finish, and presents a Spring 1910 line with diverse shapes and colors to cater to trade demand.
Fancy Shirts Offer Quality Colors for Easy Care
A buyer selects colors that will wash and wear well for the new store. The current styles shown are suited to the shop and emphasize durable fabric and lasting patterns.
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