Pain backed Mansfield acts again in brave plays
A Brooklyn era piece profiles Richard Mansfield, famed actor, facing a severe health decline yet preparing for another stage season. It recounts his life from Derby school to Broadway, his botched health, and his family including wife Heatrice Cameron and son George. The article notes his Riverside Drive home near Grant's tomb.
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Mansfield
Heligoland
Mme Ruderederft
Derby School
England
Shylock
Venice
Litchfield
London
Standard Theater
New York
Dromes
Heatrice Cameron
George Gibbde Mansfield
Riverside Drive
Grant
Death at factory belt accident in Renton
A 20 year old worker at Clay and Co Renton was fatally injured when a belt struck him causing his body to be swept into the machinery. Two 10 inch rafters fell from the ceiling as the victim was hurled upward and the plant’s belt driven equipment was stopped. The deceased was identified as a brother of another worker on the line.
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Ake
On Clay and Coa Com Renton
Cake
Vic
Bunker Hill
Librarian Appointment Discussed by Seattle Library Board
The Seattle library board chaired by P. D. Llwyd plans to choose four new librarians. A meeting is set for the latter part of the week to discuss the selection and related matters.
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P. D. Llwyd
Seattle Library Board
Cripple Sues for Heavy Damages over Accident
Price sues Stevedoring Co for 40 in a personal injury case claiming a hatchway left open caused a 27 foot fall at Minne j June. He alleges knee and skull injuries while unloading. states Water landing near Long lake and Colbu my with a narrow escape.
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Price
theriffith / Stevedoring Co
Heim
Fragmentary 婚姻 and birth notices in August records
Fragmented OCR shows multiple August notices listing wives, husbands, and children with dates. Names include T. Martin Irene W. Clem G. Niles N. P. Nelson and others, plus hospital and location fragments across Yookho Main Street and North Waldo areas.
Living Too Fast Says Former Treasury Secretary
In an authorized interview Leslie M Shaw former secretary of the treasury warns the nation moves too quickly and progress must be curbed. Factories run overtime and earnings rise as demand drives unprecedented activity while plans for Northwest improvements and Seattle freight terminals expand. The state university joins city water supply using Cedar River water with old pumping works kept as emergency plant.
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New York
Léslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
The
State University
University
Wireless link to Alaska to connect coasts next year
Washington reports a wireless system will connect the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with Alaska next year. Materials have been shipped to Alaska and stations are being erected along the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico with improvements planned for the Pacific. Army and Navy departments have perfected the arrangements for maintaining the system.
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Star
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Gulf of Mexico
Army
Navy
Taft Plans World Tour Public Speech in Columbus
Secretary of War Taft departed Washington for a world tour and will speak in Columbus, Ohio, today marking his first public remarks on politics. He will sail from Beattie to Manila aboard the Minnesota, joined by his wife and daughter MILLAURN, with Taft's mother Mrs Taft suffering a relapse but listed not dangerous.
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Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Thia
Beattie
Maenila
Minnesota
Gerald Goss Marries in Alaska Union
Gerald Goss, a Seattle area man long with Northern Commercial, wed Misa May Stewart of Kent, Washington, in Pair Banks Alaska last Thursday. He served as postmaster at St Michael a and now sails as purser on the Yukon steamer Reliance. Mrs Goss traveled interior to meet her husband after the ceremony.
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Ogaranac Lake
N. Y
Old North Woods
Rome
Richard Manefield
Montre
Perhapa
Bramme
Noro
Henry V
Dydekyll
Mr. Hyde
Brutus
Besucaire
Shylock
Cyrano
Hess
Hia
Wil
Gerald Goss
Seatie
Pairbanks
Alaska
Misa May Stewart
Kent
Wash
Seattle
Goss
Northern Commercial Company
St. Michaela
Reliance
Storm damages across northern Minnesota kill several at churches
A severe electric storm swept northern Minnesota yesterday starting around 10 o clock and lasting three hours. Several people died and churches were struck during services causing terror and extensive property damage. many villages report general damage this morning.
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Minneapolas
Cruleer Albany Arrives in San Francisco En Route to Salvador
The Cruleer Albany has arrived at San Francisco from Bremerton and is reported to be sent south to Salvador.
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Cruleer Albany
San Francisco
Bremerton
Salvador
Prices Lower At Public Market Boosts Local Trade
Twenty five wagons lined the public market as the second day proved a success. Vendors split between ranchers and peddlers and brisk buying continued until noon. Fresh produce like corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and fruit sold at substantially lower prices than uptown stores. Canteloupes dropped from 60¢ to 35¢ per dozen.
Receiver Sought for McCarthy Dry Goods by Stockholder
Monard F. Clark a preferred stockholder filed in superior court for the appointment of a receiver for McCarthy Dry Goods alleging long mismanagement by trustees. The petition claims policy harms the business, delaying bills and dividends.
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Monard F. Clark
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Long Min
Tts
Hig Four Offers Railway Support for Alaska Yukon Fair
L Hilleary assistant general passenger agent at St Louis writes Henry B Reed director of Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition about railroad cooperation and strong advertising for the fair. He pledges dependable service and timely publicity to boost the event.
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L. Hilleary
St. Louis
Henry B. Reed
Twenty Schooners Idle in Pagle Harbor
Twenty schooners lie idle in Pagle harbor awaiting lumber charters as freight rates deter shipments. No vessels will take lumber at current rates, leaving the fleet idle for the time being.
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Pagle Harbor
Loudon Reaches Manila Damaged By Storms En Route Vancouver
The British steamer Loudon bound from Liverpool to Vancouver arrived Manila with 13 inches of water in her hold, pumps failed, and cargo damaged. A four masted bark carrying general cargo for Robert Ward & Co. of Vancouver faced heavy winds after leaving Liverpool and a storm near Manila. Prince William, grandson of King Oscar of Sweden, arrived at Norfolk for a James Town exposition visit.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Loudon
Liverpool
Vancouver
HB. C
Manila
Robert Ward & Co
Prince Willam
King Orscar
Sweden
Norfolk
Furnaces Set Your Order In Early By MOT AIR Furnaces
H. Woodhouse at 112 University advertises MOT AIR furnaces and urges customers to place orders early with offers to provide figures on costs and specifications.
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A H. Woodhouse
112
University
Made in Seattle Day lighted by local makers drive
C B Yandell of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce gathers a list of city manufacturers for next Saturday designated Made in Seattle Day. The involve plan aims to boost patronage of home industries and expand the 1,600 firms listed last year.
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C. B. Yandell
Seat Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
City Teamsters to Get Higher Pay in Upcoming Ordinance
City council plans to introduce and pass an ordinance this evening raising teamsters pay to 2.62 1 2 a day from the current 2.50. The measure will set a new wage rate for drivers and laborers under city employment.
Winchester Loaded Shells Stocked for Season Sale
Winchester loaded shells said to be prohibited by the trust arrive in Seattle. The store reports 25 000 shells loaded at the Winchester factory with Ballistite and Inpossible Powders and pledges full stock for the coming season at lower prices than inferior goods. Thro. Wilts & Co. 1008 First Ave.
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Winchester
Wilts & Co
First Ave
Ose
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Richard Mansfield
King Richard Lil
Beau Brummet
Laibach
Yookho
T. Martin
James Don Weller
Daugh
L. Roffe
P. Walden
J. Dempst
G. Niles
N. P. Nelson
Y.worth
Mra
Irene W. Clem
Minor Hospital
EF. ‘Hh. Hogeland
Engineering Department
Northern Pacific
Rockies
Uncle Sam
Taft
Oy United
Accy Stat
United Proes
G. H. Brown Plumbing CO
HM. L. Klein
Mensure
James Street
Second Avenue
Garvey Bucha
Red Cross Mining Co
Bunker Hill M. & 5
Everett
Tacoma
Assay Red Cross Mining Company
Milnor Roberts
School of Mines
State University of Washington
Treasury
J. L. Mullin & Co., Inc
Columbia
Spokane
RED Cross Mining Company
New York Block
S.hares
Red Croan Mining Company
Eteak
Plcaic
Pleasant Peach Senésy
Chickerings
Steinways
Kimballs
Hobart M. Cables
Knabes
Fischers
Ludwigs
Clarendons
Hardmans
Emersons
Pioneer Piano House
Hiere
Was. Emerson
Marshall & Wendell
Fischer
D. S. Johnston CO
Hobart M. Cable
Bailey
Ludwig
Steinway
Kimball
Steiway
Hardman
Lakeside
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