Bourgette Brothers Vow to Seek Vengeance After Campbell Acquittal
Tensions rise in the city after the jury acquits Campbell in a murder case linked to Bourgette relatives. Officials warn of potential clashes as Bourgette kin allegedly plan to confront Campbell, who had been granted unusual freedom from custody. A Woodmen memorial service is slated for Sunday at 3 PM.
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Bof Napolicon Campbell Tor
J. H. Bourgette
Gourt
Ballarda
Bour
Facta
Ballard
Zook
Bourgette
Campbell
Comer
Favoritiam
Tobacco Cure Claims Cure for Heart and Cough Patients
An advertisement-style notice touts a tobacco habit remedy said to heal diseased organs and improve health. It lists multiple named locations and individuals who allegedly quit tobacco and claim cures, claiming the product works with or without the patient’s meals. The firm behind the remedy is cited as based in Cincinnati and marketed as a universal cure.
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Rogers
Giean
Meridian
Mine
Siemens Opp
Ala
Deiner
Atlanta
Gander
Houston
Cale
Sharp
Uniontown
Ark
Webster
Manchester
N. H
Kinsley
Kan
Camden
Wash
Cincinnati
F . and Chemical Co
Rabbit and Plain Dyes Choice Highlighted
A fragment notes preference for Rabbit and Plain Dyes, indicating a choice or selection moment. The text presents a simple, unspecified decision context without clear dates or participants.
Pig Iron Thieves Flee After Stealing From Iron Works
Pig iron thieves were chased from Variety Iron Works while loading a push cart with old iron. They were captured but escaped, leaving the cart behind. The proprietor said a jet of iron had been stolen recently. Mrs. Helen Bailey died at Providence hospital of typhoid pneumonia at 39, widow of Edwin J. Bailey. Halley had just returned from Europe and long resident here, member of Mystic Jewel No. 4. Funeral likely at St. Mark's Church Sunday. W. W. Whitworth, charged with vagrancy, released on bond. accused of bunco, to stand trial April 24. Eight Japanese passengers on the steamship Minnesota barred from landing. will be returned home. Dr. J. H. Amensse reported trachoma and contagious eye disease. Rear Admiral Kempf arrived in Seattle to supervise marine inspection for districts including San Francisco Portland Seattle Juneau. James O. G. Love offers reward for return of pocketbook with two certificates of deposit valued at 55 and 1.45. lost between home and store. Charles Filet, sailor, arrested on suspicion of prying open a back window at Mrs. Venen’s home.
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Variety Iron Works
Helen Bailey
Providence Hospital
Edwin J. Bailey
Mra Halley
Europe
Mystic Jewel
Daughters of the Revolution
St. Mark's Church
W. W. Whitworth
Gordon
Pike Street
Bunco
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United States
J. H. Amensse
United States Marine Hospital Services
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Roosevelt
United States Marine
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Oregon
Seattle
Merning
Kempt
Omee
San Francisco
Portland
Juneau
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Mr. Love
Denny Pubrman
Charles Filet
Milliken
Adams
Mra. Venen
Two Boys Sell Repainted Bicycle. Mint Identifies Wheel
A bicycle recently repainted was claimed by Mint to have been released by two boys for $2. The wheel has now been identified, tying the item to the case.
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Atole
Mint
Coeds Defeat Amendment at University Meeting
At the university in Denny hall the associate students voted 1 yes to 60 no on a constitutional amendment to the A. and U. W. measure, two thirds required. They supported a board of control in principle but feared loss of voting rights, as the proposal was defeated after fierce debate. The Fourth Annual concert of the troupe will be held Tuesday in Denny hall with Miss Walker and Miss Bennett as featured soloists followed by varied costumes.
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Associated Students
Denny Hall
Board of Control
Ai Toothema
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University of Waeebhtegten
Miss Walker
Mien Bennett
Miss Talbot
Ene Co
Hall
Ballard Teachers Lead In The Star Contest For Portland Trip
Ballard residents mobilize support as teachers vie for top votes in The Star school teachers contest. Miss McMillan and Miss Wiley show heavy support while Miss Metcalf holds a steady lead. The five top vote getters win trips to the Portland exposition at The Star’s expense. Details appear on page 2.
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Ballard
Star
Portland
Miss McMillan
Wallards
Miss Wiley
Metcalf
Portland Exposition
Institute convention highlights on child education themes
The school convention near ends with talks on visual aids in early grades and learning readiness. Sarmpeon urged beautiful pictures in homes or classrooms for lifelong impact. Ritner discussed physical culture while Ackermat’s recitation and Hyatt on conversations drew attention. Alden on making history interesting and Gilbert on gradation of pupils shaped teacher aims.
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Sarmpeon
W. G. Ritner
Mr. Ackermat
Mr. Hyatt
Mina Fuller
Miss Cole
Mr. Alden
Pupiia
Gilbert
Yoder
Hall
Mr. Cooper
Theory Better Than Practice in City Lighting Exams
City lighting department workers with long service lost their jobs after civil service exams deemed them unfit. Critics say questions were too theoretical and favored book knowledge over practical electrical work, despite staff’s strong performance. Names of many affected employees are listed.
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Civil Service
Little Lillian defies court over custody dispute
In a dramatic Seattle hearing, Lillian Clementine Pabst resisted Judge Fra ter and challenged a custody ruling. The mother, Katie Lucas, contends the Montana decree was invalid and asserts the father Pabst has no suitable home, seeking permanent custody for the child.
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Lillian Clementine Pabst
Montana
Pabst
Pabat
Hammel
Little Lil- Han
Chicago
Seattle
Equitable agents demand Hyde resignation in New York
A five member committee of Equitable general agents arrived at Vice President Hyde's home in New York to demand his resignation. Hyde declined, calling the move cowardly and disgraceful. The agents then met at the Bavoy hotel to report, noting the case falls under the insurance department and Munck's committee.
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New York
Equitable General
Hyde
East Fort Street
Bavoy
Ilyde
Department of Insurance
Mr. Mu
Miner Injured in 40-Foot Fall at Conconally Mine
April 20 report from Conconally notes John, a miner, fell 40 feet while inspecting a fuse that had been lit but not exploded. He sustained a broken leg, dislocated shoulders, two broken ribs, and severe internal injuries while attempting to protect the next shift from a potential blast.
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Conconally
John
Obituary Notice for Anton Bee 16 of Seventh Avenue North
Anton Frithjof Bee 16 son of Mrs. C. V. Bee of 1121 Seventh Avenue North died at home after a brief illness on April 15. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Bonhey-Watson parlors with Rev H A Blub of Emanuel Lutheran Church officiating. Coffin surrounded by flowers. family and friends covered costs with thanks to Mrs J K R Hamilton and Mrs J Johnson and others including Ronney-Walton Company for assisting without recompense.
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Anton Frithjof Bee
C. V. Bee
Seventh Avenue North
Hilpeas
Bonhey-Wateon Company
H. A. Blub
Immanuel Lutheran Church
One Price Store Deals Highlight Low Costs
A fragment notes price highlights at a one price store with items listed at 1.65 and 1.45 dollars and other odds priced around 1.00 to 1.25 dollars. The text hints at a sale or promotional lineup.
Convention Close Promises Interesting Subjects
The final day of the convention promises engaging topics with the Friday session concluding the event.
Married on Minnesota a Japanese bride wed Seattle man
A Japanese bride Chicka Nakashima married Sugshiko Nakashima aboard the Minnesota ship near Seattle after a ceremony in deference to immigration law aimed at preventing immoral entry. The bride traveled 9,000 miles from Japan and became Mrs Nakashima beside her dapper husband.
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Minnesota
Japan
Chicka Nakashima
Nakai
Sugshiko Nakashima
Seattle
Bam
Will Talk Irrigation Project Plans In Northwest States
A. P. Davis, assistant chief engineer of the U S reclamation service now in the west, will study irrigation schemes in Washington Oregon Utah Idaho Nevada Colorado Montana. He will meet with engineers boards in these states under Chief Engineer Newell's instruction and devote personal attention to reclamation efforts.
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Washtucna
Wash
A. P. Davia
United States Reclamation Service
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Colorado
Montana
Newell
Boards of Engineers
Irrigation Project Discussion With Prominent Citizens
A note indicates efforts to meet with notable locals to discuss important questions about various projects. It mentions plans to visit Washington State in connection with the Palouse irrigation scheme and related work.
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Wasttucam
Gates loses May wheat corner in Chicago trading
Wheat futures fell sharply as Gates failed to sustain a corner on the May contract. May wheat opened at 1.12 and slid to 1.08 within minutes, with reports that Gates cannot carry out the corner and has made terms with Arroour.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Gates
Renton Man Seeks Court Action Over Cedar River Pollution
Jack Macey of Renton seeks court action to halt Cedar Mountain mine water dumping into Cedar River. He claims fish populations have declined and larger fish left the stream due to pollution and vows to appeal to the State Fish and Game Commission if needed.
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Jack Macey
Renton
Court House
Cedar Mountain
Cedar River
Macey
Fish and Game Commissionq
Kershaw
Reif
Market Prices and Produce Listings Across Regions
A dense inventory of market quotes covering fruits, vegetables, dairy and meats. Numerous items listed with prices per crate, per dozen, and per pound, including apples, oranges, grapes, potatoes, onions, celery, tomatoes, lettuce, beans, berries, and dairy products with varied regional sources.
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Oregon
California
Walla Walla
Beware Harmful Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
A damaged notice warns consumers about catarrh remedies containing mercury. It claims such preparations can damage the system if swallowed or absorbed and asserts a mercury free product exists. The fragment mentions a Toled company and claims the remedy can be used internally with claimed cures, urging caution against unsafe preparations marketed for catarrh.
Prizes Awarded in Street Car Men's Contest
G Benninghausen awarded prizes for the street car men's contest at 10 o clock Thursday morning. W J Santmyer received a gold watch as the most popular electric company employee. Dewitt Skutt took second and A A Springer third. Votes for Skutt were reduced by 11880 due to old ballots but Santmyer still led by about 12000. Santmyer won a clear majority and prizes were given Thursday morning.
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G, Benninghausen
W. J. Santmyer
Dewitt Skutt
A. A. Springer
Santmyer
Prises
Spring fashions on display at N Brooks & Co shop
A neat presentation of new spring shirts neckwear and hosiery invites customers to visit PB N Brooks & Co at 1331 2nd Ave. The Rubber Store at 714 Ist Ave is advertised as the best place for rubber and cotton garden hose value.
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PB. N. Brooks & Co
2Nd Ave
Affordable portable pain relief lozenge
The item touts cheap, convenient, certain and harmless qualities. One dose relieves pain and is easy to carry like a lozenge. It claims to soothe irritated nerves without harmful drugs, offering 25 doses for 25 cents and never sold in bulk.
Cascading Food Prices and Market Reports dated Seattle and New York
A dense catalog of groceries and supplies lists price quotes for meat fish nuts and grains from Hames Bacon and Lord White Star and other brands with notes on freight and pack sizes. Market summaries include wheat corn oats and daka stock figures from The Star with Wheat High Low Close readings and New York stock quotes as of April 20 1900s style.
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Seattle
Daeck
Take It Now Heart Cure Ad Warns of Early Symptoms
An advertisement urges immediate use of Dr Miles Heart Cure for dizziness shortness of breath fluttering heart and irregular pulse seen as early signs of heart weakness. It promises money back if the first bottle fails to benefit.
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Dr. Miles
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