Poetical praise as Archbishop praises Seattle visit
Archbishop John Bonzano apostolic delegate to the United States visits Seattle during a Knights of Columbus convention. He expresses admiration for Seattle weather and the city, while lamenting Washington D C heat. Other speakers include Bishop O Dea Judge Danworth and Judge Chadwick. A reception at the Knights of Columbus club house features many attendees from across the United States.
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John Bonzano
United States
Knights of Columbus
Seattle
Washington, D. C
Moore
Washington State
Washington
D. C
Potom
George Washington
Bishop O'Dea
George Danworth
Supreme Court
Stephen J. Chadwick
Goose Bail Baffles Town Poundmaster
Henry Gregg the poundmaster faced a riddle over two geese seized for running at large. A city ordinance set impounding fees for animals but not birds. The arbitration board ruled a $3 payment covered the two geese, owned by L. O. Bernard of Winston Avenue, who paid and redeemed them.
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Henry Gregg
Beacon Hill
Gregg
L. O. Bernard
Winston Ave
New York Snowbound by Cold Wave and Storm Losses
New York felt chilling winds and rain after a severe Atlantic Coast storm. Captain Axel Jacobsen, master of an unknown fishing smack, is believed dead with other fatalities likely. The schooner Tartar was wrecked on rocks, but life saving crews rescued its crew.
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New York
Atlantic
Axel Jacobsen
Fear Mob Fears Lynching in Sacramento Case
Sam Johnson, a black man who attacked Mrs. Blevine and killed her nephew Richard Lindsay, is held in Yuba County Jail at Marysville. Sheriff Stanton slipped the prisoner out of Woodland to Marysville after a mob formed with Blevins as ring leader, prompting the risky transfer.
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Sacramento
Sam Johnson
Michael Blevine
Richard Lindsay
Yuba County
Maryeville
Stanton
Colusa County
Colusa
Blevins
Woodland
Marysville
Striped Messaline and Sarah Silks for Sale at 85c Yard
New patterns in Ombre and hairline stripe Messalines and Rope stripe Sarah Silk offered for autumn waists and dresses. Numerous colorings suitable for afternoon and street wear. Fabrics run thirty-three to thirty-six inches wide at 85 cents per yard. Basement Salesroom eae.
30 inch Suiting Corduroy at 50c Yard
New shipment of this popular material in medium size cord and good weight for coats skirts and dresses. Colors include black navy blue brown Russian green Copenhagen blue sky blue gray and putty. Thirty inches wide excellent value at 50 cents per yard. Basement Salesroom.
Flowered Crepe Fabrics Offered in Basement Sale
Fifteen hundred yards of well woven Crepe offered Thursday. Floral spray designs on white background. Launders well and suits women and children's waists and dresses. Special seven yard bundles available in the Basement Salesroom.
Surprise in Store for Baker at Denny Way Wedding
Baker Bros. Piano vice president E B Baker supposedly pulled a fast one but his plans were upended by a Tacoma return. Miss Helandhe Lovetinsky, a local telephone supervisor, wed Wednesday afternoon and will discover their home at 1419 East Denny Way holds a surprise.
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E. EB. Baker
Baker Bros. Piano Co
Tacoma
Oacker
City of Destiny
Helandhe Lovetinsky
East Denny Way
Seattle Aviator Ma roney Named to Aeronautic Engineers Honor
Terah T Maroney of Seattle is appointed a member of the American Society of Aeronautic Engineers, formed as an advisory body to the army and navy advisory board on Edison’s suggestion. The recognition elevates her profile among aviation pioneers.
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Seattle
Terah T. Maroney
American Society of Aeronautic Engineers
Army and Navy Advisory Board
Thomas A. Edison
Turkish general wears armor for fear of assassination
General Linman Von Sanders, commander in chief of the Turkish army, travels daily in armor that covers his body and head due to constant fear of assassination.
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Athens
Linman von Sanders
Curtain and cloth sale at yardage prices
Local ad lists Curtain Madras at 25 cents per yard and TABLE OIL CLOTH at 15 cents per yard. Best grade Oil Cloth in wood brown, 45 inches wide, offers a 12 yard piece for $1.75 and a 15 cent per yard rate.
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Second Avenue
Madras
Percale
Bon Marche
State of Washington
Cotton Union
Maia Fleer
Royal Society
Fine Bird
McOwall Fall Quarterly Book of
Union St
Second Ave
Pike
Elliott
Knights of Columbus Club
Tanner
Darwin
Bellingham
Superior Court
Whatcom County
Dan
Dan McCarty
Alaska
Tolorana
Fairbanks
Tolovana
W. E. Hurd
Kent
Seattle Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Commercial Club
Olympia
California
Nevada
Leroy Reed
Brownsville
Texas
St. Louis
Ohio Steel
Trederick & Nelson
Mary Jane
Messaline
Sarah Silks
Los Angeles
Baker
Rae
Cretonnes
Se Yard
Coldwell
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