Mrs Hubbard Plans Labrador Interior Quest After Hubards Death
Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard Jr proceeds with guides to explore the Labrador interior and visit the Nos Gaupee, seeking to complete her husband’s work and study the circumstances of his death. She travels from Rigole near Kyemaeye Bay, joined by guide Elson, with rival Wallace advancing separately. The Canadian widow aims to cover 600 miles through mosquito plains, snow wastes, and rivers before winter, to return home.
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Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
Firet
Hubbard
Dilfon Wallace
George Elson
Elson
Wallace
Tailored garments loom in Seattle fashion scene
The Novelty Cloak and Salt Manufacturing Co. at 1207 Second Avenue showcases strict tailored garments with imported European and American models. Manager I Hoffman promises model fitted apparel, ready-to-wear stock, and expert tailors under a top Pacific coast designer to satisfy Seattle’s mid autumn demand.
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Second Avenue
Pacific Coast
I. Hoffman
Seattle
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Mr. Hoffman
Amercan
Pacific Comat
White Slave Girl Dictates Story of Monstrous Captivity
Bertha Claiche, a 16 year old girl described as a white slave, recounts her capture and brutal life in Tombs prison New York. She dictated her life history to a staff writer, detailing the abuse by her master Amile Berdroam and the circumstances surrounding the killing.
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Bertha Claiche
Tombs
Nan Patterson
Great Tombs
New York
Berths Claiche
Amile Berdroam
Mme Katherine Lockie
Steift
Mish Leuckie
Tombs Prison
Berthe Claiche
Btar
Emile Gerdron
Lfe
Bravest Woman in Tombs Tells of Years of Abuse and Escape
Bertha Clatche, 22, recounts a life of forced servitude, beatings, and sexual coercion by Emile Gerdron from age 7. She describes trafficking in New York and Paris, injury, fear, and finally shooting him in self defense. She seeks a fresh start, hoping for release and a home.
The Story of The Eagles To Be Published By The Star
The Star will publish Tuesday an authentic history of the Eagles organization. It recounts how a brotherhood of 1 000 lodges spanning the United States and Canada began in Seattle through a simple test. Dan Ragles wrote the piece and extra copies can be requested before 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Or of Eagles
United States
Canada
Seattle
Dan Ragles
Star Office
Chilson in Jail After Grand Larceny Charge
Charles Chileon, an ex convict, faces grand larceny charges after a city arrest. Details on police actions and current detention status are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Charles Chileon
Wader
Clty de
Prisoner Held After Detained Wife's Delicate Condition
Detective Adams and Sergeant Powers took Mrs Minute Wilson to county jail on $500 bond after a police hearing. The Jensen lodging theft furniture was found in a shack near Lake Union. The case is continued indefinitely though Mrs Wilson’s child will be born while she is a state prisoner. J D Wilson faces assault charges amid the ongoing Jensen arson case.
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Powers
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Gordon
Minute Wilson
H. P. Jensen
Westlake
Mercer
Lake Union
Mra Wilson
J. D. Wilson
Jensen
Still Unconscious After Jail Escape Attempt
Jack Christopher, who tried to dynamite his way out of the county jail and shot himself, remains unconscious at Wayside Emergency hospital. He has poor nourishment, but near normal pulse and temperature. surgeons are unsure of bullet location and doubt full recovery of mental strength, though physical healing is possible. Deputy Sheriff Liner guards him, strapped in bed.
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Jack Christopher
Wayside
Christopher
Liner
Ballard Man Arrested After Buying Cigar For His Horse
Fred Miller a Ballard resident sought cigars for himself and his horse triggering his arrest and a fine of five dollars plus costs. The trouble began Sunday after the incident.
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Fred Miller
Ballard
Miller in Wagon Stopped at Cigar Stand Near Eagles Hall
Inoon Miller, described as loaded for bear, attempted to drive a horse and wagon into a cigar stand near the Eagles hall. Police intervened, he was taken to the station and later fined by Judge Martin Monday morning.
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Inoon
Miller
Eagles’ Hall
Martin
Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. Store Sale Ordered
Bids due by 6 pm Tuesday for the Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co store at 1317 1319 First Avenue. The court ordered Receiver Alexander to sell in bulk to the highest bidder. Applications to inspect stock go to Mr Alexander at the listed address.
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Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co
First Avenue
Alexander
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