Man Kicked in Cell Sent to Asylum
Y H Glives a 62 year old bookkeeper of 1224 Stat ave S was one of several attacked by Napoleon Marcott the drunken logger who went on a rampage in the city on June 22. Glives was committed after an insanity commission hearing in Judge Albertson's court. Marcott is serving two to fifteen years in Monroe reformatory.
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Y. H. Glives
Stat Ave. S
Napoleon Marcott
Steilacoom Asylum
Glives
Albertson
Marcott
Monroe Reformatory
Haste Not to Move to Seward Warned in Alaska
United States Deputy Marshal Evans urges laborers to stay away from Seward Alaska pointing out the railroad will hire few workers this year with most hires locals. Those with finances may locate productive homesteads in the Susitna valley near the railroad route.
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Seward
Alaska
United States
Evans
Susitna
Port Bonds Sold by Seattle Port Commission
The Seattle port commission accepted Seattle National Bank's bid for 510000 port bonds. A planning decision on West Seattle ferry service and a jitney bus line was deferred until a firmer bus proposal is received.
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Seattle Port Commission
Seattle National Bank
West Seattle
Villa Loses Town in Mexico Campaign Reports
Washington April 22 The capture of Irapuato by Gen Obregon and the occupation of Guadalajara by Gen Diesnez were confirmed at the Carranza junta today.
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Washington
Irapuato
Obregon
Guadalajara
Mexico
Diesnez
Carranza Junta
One Spoonful Adler-i-ka Promises Quick Digestive Relief
The ad touts Adler-i-ka as a pre ventive for appendicitis and a remedy for sour stomach gas and constipation. It claims rapid action affecting both upper and lower bowel with few spoonfuls, and mentions Swift's Pharmacies at Second Ave and Pike and 225 N. Broadway as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Second Ave
Pike
N. Broadway
Washington events and notices spark local activity
Manufacturers' association hosts 16th annual meeting and banquet Friday at the Washington Annex. Young Men's Business Club plans Thursday night gathering in Hutler banquet room. Queen Anne Congregational Church Seattle branch hosts reception Thursday. No. 79 National Association of Letter Carriers plans an 18th annual ball at Leechs Park Pavilion. Secretary McAdoo faces charges over remarks about a Washington bank VP. Gunnar Ugland cultivates a bear carving for a Washington state exhibit. Olcott from Houghton Mifflin visits Seattle. W B Cram and G W Cheney announce a new wood box factory in Raymond due to shipping facilities. Unclaimed goods at the customs house fetch $200 Wednesday. Samuel Collyer spoke at Seattle Real Estate Association banquet. Delegates to the Los Angeles realty convention in June expected to travel via Seattle.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Washington Annex
Young Men's Business Club
Hutler
Jap Congregational Church
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Seattle
National Association of Letter Carriers
Leechs Park Pavilion
Gunnar Ugland
Washington State
Olcott
Houghton-Mifflin Publishing Co
Boston
W. B. Cram
G. W. Cheney
Raymond
Custom House
Samuel Collyer
Seattle Real Estate Association
Rothekeller
Los Angeles
Dorothy Becker Surfers to Victory in Honolulu Harbor
Miss Dorothy Becker, hailed as the fleetest and youngest mermaid of the West, rode head down on a surfboard in Honolulu harbor to win at the Mid-Pacific Carnival swimming events, beating Ruth Stacker. Only two expert Kanaka surf riders rival her, though she has had just a week of practice.
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Dorothy Becker
Honolulu Harbor
Ruth Stacker
Kanaka
Miss Becker
Fewer miner crisis reports noted among coal workers
An article observes that there are fewer personal crisis reports among coal miners than any other class of workmen. It notes they “don't live long enough” and mentions related regional events, including a dramatic society production, school valedictorian and salutatorian awards, a shipwreck detail near Alaska, and a Shakespeare recital at a YWCA event.
Bid for calm as Park opens and ships collide
Secretary Lane says Yellowstone park opens to autos. Schooners Okanogan and Camano collide at Port Townsend. Ex Congress man J. M. Faison found dead in his bath in North Carolina, suspected suicide. Olympia high girls set seven dollar cap for graduation gowns. Everett tax plan votes levy per pole. Will of Isaac Kohn leaves millions to widow and children. Public meetings in Tokio urge action on China.
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Lane
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Okanogan
Camano
Port Townsend
J. M. Faison
Faison
N. C
Ship Creek
Alaska
Woodrow
Anchorage
Post Office Department
Alaska Railroad Commission
Warren
Ill
A. R. Canfield
Osler
Everett
Isaac Kohn
New York
Commerce
Olympia High School
W. H. Paulhamus
Denton
Frank T. Watson
Tacoma
Acurn Commercial Club
Tokio
China
Arrest Union Men In Everett Shingle Strike
Kk L Baird and L White, union sympathizers in the Everett shingle weavers strike, were jailed in King County Thursday charged with assaulting a non union truck driver on the Everett side.
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Kk. L. Baird
L. White
Everett
King County
Boy 14 Breaks Leg After Nearby Fight
Percy Christensen, 14, of 128 21st Ave South, was found late Wednesday lying on a vacant lot near his home with a broken leg. He said he had been kicked by other boys in a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Christensen
21St Ave. S
DIES ABOARD BOAT ON SEATTLE VOYAGE
Mrs. Mary Ann McGreavey, 40, of Union City, died Wednesday night of acute indigestion while aboard the steamer Pot latch en route to Seattle. Her husband Dr. C. H. Wells was with her and attended her. The body rests at Bonney-Watson's morgue.
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Mary Ann McGreavey
Union City
Seattle
Potlatch
C. H. Wells
Bonney-Watson’s Morgue
Woman testifies in officer’s case amid courtroom crowds
Edith Serkin recounted visits to an Arizona lodging house with Chief Sebastian and sister Mia Pratt as the jury continued deliberations on charges that the chief contributed to her dependency. Objections from the defense dominated the session.
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Los Angeles
Edith Serkin
Sebastian
Miss Serkin
Arizona
Iillan Pratt
Woolwine
Mia Pratt
Portland Peeping Tom Charged in Police Court
Portland records show Clarence Hoy aged 19 son of Rev Chas Hoy arrested on a charge described as peeping. The incident date is given as April 22 with local police taking custody.
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Portland
Clarence Hoy
Chas Hoy
Arest
Old Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Recipe
An old home remedy for darkening hair with sage and sulphur is sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. A bottle costs about 50 cents and is applied with a brush to strands, fading gray hair by morning and restoring a dark glossy look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Learn to Play Piano or Organ in a Few Hours
A Detroit musician offers a method claiming any person can learn piano or organ in one evening. Send name and address to receive the guide and three sheets of music free, with no obligation beyond recommending the method to others. Address Numeral Method Mouse Co. 126 H Trussed Concrete Bldg Detroit Mich.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
Mich
Scandal Unveils Alcohol in Dry Meafields Club Case
John Clancy of the Pacific Social Club faces charges for possessing intoxicating liquor in a dry district. Deputy sheriffs presented bottles labeled beer and whisky while Prof. Dehn confirmed alcohol content. Juror Mary Van Nuys was dismissed after revealing bias against the liquor trade. Prosecutor Landin leads the case in Judge Grady's court.
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John Clancy
George Vandeveer
Grady
Pacific Social Club
the Meadows
Campbell
Dehn
Chemical Department
University of Washington
Mary L. van Nuys
Vandeveer
van Nuys
Clancy
Doctor blamed in Trevelyan slander case prosecution
Dr Mary E Martin head of YWCA protective department and policewoman was blamed by Attorney Philip Tworoger in Justice Whitehead court for prosecuting Mrs Sarah Trevelyan in a slander case. The jury acquitted Trevelyan after three minutes of deliberation amid Mrs Ada Bennett’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Martin
Protective Department
Philip Tworoger
Quadruplets Born Near Austin Texas
A mother, Mrs. Paul Wagner of Goforth near Austin, welcomed quadruplets yesterday. One died at birth, three survived per doctors. It is the couple’s first children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Paul Wagner
Goforth
Here
Social Agencies Discuss Park Concerts in Seattle
Central Council of Social Agencies discussed a park music program with country selections. Adella Parker proposed the plan and it was referred to the executive committee. Social dances every Saturday night at Redding's hall with admission ten cents for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Central Council of Social Agencies
Adella Parker
Executive Committee
Redding’s
Musterole Advertises Relief for Neuralgia and Ailments
An old Musterole ad promotes mustard plaster alternative relief for neuralgia and head pains. It claims inflammation relief, quick soothing effects, and mentions uses from sore throat to chest congestion with a price of $2.60 for hospital sizes. The Musterole Company of Cleveland, Ohio is listed.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Try This If You Have Dandruff
A remedy claims to dissolve dandruff using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to the scalp. It states that itching stops, hair becomes fluffy and shiny, and repeated applications will completely destroy all signs of dandruff. The product is said to be inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Notes on Jules Verne and reader questions on safety and climate
Letters discuss Jules Verne birth in Nantes on February 8 1828 and death in Amiens on March 24 1905. It lists his notable works including A Journey to the Center of the Earth Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days. The column also answers readers on street safety advice for women suggesting using streetcars and police assistance and gives New Mexico climate data with temperatures and wind directions for health use.
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Jules Verne
Nantes
Amiens
Lycee
Paris
North Pole
Are Cures Permanent Spine Nerve Specialist Promises Relief
An advertisement asserts that cures are not guaranteed but life has been made more comfortable for thousands by the Spine and Nerve Specialist Dr C F Lathrop. It claims relief without drugs or surgery, offers free consultation, and lists offices at 214 15 People’s Bank Bida Second and Prie with hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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C. F. Lathrop
People’s Bank
Bida
Capitol Bond Plans Studied by State Commission
Olympia April 22 The state capitol commission studies the bond market preparing to dispose of 1 500 000 new capitol bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
State Capitol Commission
Capitol
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