Pope Leo's Mistake and Socialist Platform Debate
Edwin J argues against Pope Leo XIII on socialism detailing the Communist Manifesto’s influence, wage labor critique, and property notions. He cites Marx Engels, notes income inequality, and asserts socialism seeks common ownership and production for use. The piece frames a weekly column in 718 First Ave. column style.
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Capitanem
Leo
Pelt Socialist Party
Karl Marx
Frederick Engies
Communist League
London
United States
Rough Night Out in Breakers Hofbrau Shows
A Seattle reviewer and Vic from Star visit the Breakers cafe and Hofbrau Saturday night. They describe a lively, less restrained Hofbrau contrasted with the Breakers, noting flirtations, entertainment, and a rowdy patron who dominates the Cabaret act.
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Star
Hofbrau
Vic
Seattle
Breakers
Phries
County to settle with railroads over 1907 taxes
Prosecution adviser Murphy guides county commissioners to accept 145000 dollars plus 5 percent interest from February 1 1908 from Northern Pacific and Great Northern for 1907 taxes instead of taking the case to the Supreme Court. The railroads had challenged local tax rights, Judge Hanford ruling for the railroads, circuit court of appeals reversing, and 5 percent interest offered as settlement. If the Supreme Court upholds the county, the delinquent interest would rise to 15 percent.
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Murphy
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
United States Supreme Court
Hanford
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Anderson eyes Mur phy bout on Thanksgiving in title run
Bud Anderson announced plans to fight Harlem Tommy Murphy on Thanksgiving, the first in a series aimed at a championship. He would then pursue a Rivers bout, arguing Rivers would beat Cross if they meet. Anderson says he is in prime condition and fitter than a month before his crossed bout.
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Portland
Bud Anderson
Kid
Leadh Cross
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Murphy
Rivers
Anderson
Cross
Junior Tennis Championship Opens With Under-18 Play
The Seattle Tennis Club hosts a junior championship event for members under 18 today. The large entrant list signals strong youth participation as matches begin. In baseball scores, Cleveland tops Philadelphia 6 2 while Detroit defeats Washington 7 1.
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Seattle
Polaire Rings Nose to Signal Barbarian Image
The French dancer Mile Polaire explains she wears a small gold ring in her nose to symbolize modern barbarism as she tours the United States with Gertrude Hoffman and Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson. The Paris shot arrives ahead of her U.S. visit.
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Polaire
United States
Gertrude Hoffman
Constance Stewart-Richardson
Paris
Louisville Man Returns to Prison After 26 Years
Richard Allen 50, a New Madrid Missouri farmer, begins a two year term for Deputy Sheriff Charles Tucker’s 26 year old killing. Escaped Liberty jail, vanished until Missouri recognition by Tucker relatives. Allen married with seven children, once lived in Casey county Kentucky.
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Louisville
Richard Allen
New Madrid
Frankfort
Charles Tucker
Liberty
Allen
Missouri
Tucker
Casey County
Kentucky
Japanese Exhibit At Panama Pacific Expo In 1915
Former Attorney General Wickersham arrived in Berlin and stated that Japan will mount a large display at the 1915 Panama Pacific exposition to showcase its efforts amid waning immigration tensions. He noted Japanese keen interest in making a bold, strategic impression at the fair.
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Berlin
Wickersham
Gluttony and Sugar Draws Fire From Chicago Chefs Union
A brochure titled Gluttony and Sugar released by Chefs' union Vice President Peacheret likens Chicago's rich cafe patrons to gilded mixed-bred calves and suggests servants would rather attend real swine, sparking renewed controversy in Chicago.
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Chicago
Woodhead to Address Seattle Ad Club at Luncheon
William Woodhead of San Francisco, president of the Associated Ad Clubs of America, will speak at the Seattle Ad Club noon luncheon at the Rathskeller tomorrow. Music and several novel stunts are planned.
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William Woodhead
San Francisco
Associated Ad Clubs of America
Seattle
Ad Club
Rathskeller
The Interpreters House reviews Cleveland cinema trends
The article analyzes Cleveland movie attendance and infrastructure noting 131 cinemas with 62 424 seats and high weekly turnout. It details a 8 245 child count on a tour and about 115 000 daily attendees, plus estimates of repeat viewing and a ten-family canvass showing over half see films weekly. It also previews reels like The Great Towel Robbery at the Alhambra and The Line-Up at the Colonial, plus a note on film speed and production. The piece ends with an advertisement for Rathskeller dinner.
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the Interpreters House
Cleveland
Ohio
Maron Pictures
Alhambra
Marcus Loew the Movie Millionaire and Theatre Pioneer
A profile of Marcus Loew detailing his rapid rise from a New York newsboy to a major cinema magnate owning nearly 100 theatres. It covers his early failures, later success, and a tour of his offices, plus a long list of films and programs shown at various venues and the variety of entertainment he promoted.
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Marcus Loew
New York
Eastside Advertiser
Mr. Loew
42Nd and
Sixth Av
Daily Healthogram on Swimming and Cold Water
Guidance on outdoor bathing warns to wet the top of the head before entering cold water to avoid illness. It notes cold water hardens feet and legs first, urges not to stay long, and advises against heavy meals before entering the water.
Dye Hose Co of Albion Misread as Stocking Makers
A local note corrects a mistaken view of the Dye Hose Co in Albion. The group is identified as an organization of volunteer firemen rather than a factory producing colored stockings.
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Dye Hose Co
Albion
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