A Labor Famine In Seattle And The Nation
An analysis of a nationwide labor shortage with wages rising and abundant opportunities. The piece notes 8 million depositors in savings banks and widespread demand for workers in railways, manufacturing, and public works, questioning whether the scarcity is a famine or a harvest and urging the situation to persist.
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Puget
Seattle
Southwest
New England
Pittsburg
Chicago
Lime juice cures and beauty benefits highlight new health fad
Mrs Elkins reports lime use for beauty and health after a Washington trip and Carlsbad cure. Lime water, now popular in Europe and America, is said to aid bites and eruptions and tone the system. Eating limes with powdered anger is touted as a health beauty fad. Lime water is recommended in all drinking waters for adults and children during hot seasons.
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Carlsbad
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Star Dust Prize Prompts Yarn Contest and Ads
A fragmentary page shows a prize contest offering $2 for best yarn and $1 for second prize, with advertising copy for Star Dust and various humorous verses. It includes snippets of interpersonal lines, mock ads, and assorted quotations from multiple authors along with local notices and street scene chatter.
If I Had Sixty Million Dollars Public Opinions on Wealth
A collage of letters from readers and editors debating how sixty million dollars should be used to influence public policy and journalism. Calls favor municipal ownership of essential services, free universal press access, religious papers, and model tenements, with visions of social reform and public good.
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Beattie Star
Pacific
Wdrew Carnegie
W. W. Frerriem
Carnegie
Steel Corporation
J.C. Vaughan
Policeman Shot in San Francisco Rescue Attempt
Early today police arrested Charles J. Green as a suspect after Officer James Cook was shot at Seventh and Townsend Street. A .45 caliber cartridge was found on Green, and Cook lies in serious condition in hospital following a wire theft interdiction attempt by four men.
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Ban Francisco
Charles J. Green
Feeman
James Cook
Seventh and
Cook
Greene
Wreck Near Pacific Grove Endangers Crew
A schooner named Celia with a crew from Santa Cruz to Monterey ran ashore at rocks two miles south of Point Pinos. The captain and one crew member made the shore safely at Monterey. The other boat with Mate Anderson A M Bishop Albion Lumber superintendent his wife and three children and Pri ton Kimteon were not yet accounted for.
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Celia
Bember
Santa Crus
Monterey
Point
Anderson
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Albion Lumber Company
Pri
Ton Kimteon
Hatters Offer Stylish Hats at Bargain Prices
Hatters invite men and boys to visit the BAR GAR 88 HAT by Beattie Hat Factory at 1210 Beoandav for an affordable, well finished hat with snap. The ad promises individuality and value with a limited offer of 65 hats.
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Beattie Hat Factory
Beoandav
Crowley
Landon
Bears Cause Disturbance in New York Zoo Exhibit
Reported in Olympia, two Alaska bears presented to Captain Omar J Humphrey of the Alaska Canat Co caused a disturbance in a New York City exhibit after a long trip from Seattle. The hungry animals fought over food, the keeper was forced to retreat to the attendants, and the bears grabbed food from the pit area. Nearby observers noted the incident as chaotic and dangerous.
Forest fires devastate Howe Sound camp
Vancouver reports appalling desolation from fires at Howe Sound. Provincial Constable Smith says the blaze wiped out a camp and a sett of Finns. A man named Madden faces trial here for starting the fire.
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B.C
Howe Sound
Provincelal
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Madden
Widowless lodger William Robinson dies at Yesler Way lodging
William Robinson age 35 died alone last night in a lodging house at 419 Yesler Way after reportedly using drugs. The Henney-Watson parlors removed the body and county burial will follow. no close acquaintances are known.
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William Robinson
Yesler Way
Henney-Watson
Robinson
School Time Is Eye Time at Schuchard Optical Co
Before the new school term, have children’s eyes examined by an expert optician. You may save sight and money with glasses priced from $1 and up. Schuchard Optical Co located at 1207 Seconday.
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Schuchard Optical Co
Jewelry theft report near Collins bus corner and James
A fragment notes a jewelry theft involving G. N. Godfrey Loan Office at five and mentions continuing in Room 21 at Collins bus corner and James. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or names beyond G. N. Godfrey.
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Do ¢ Floys
G. N Godfrey
Collins
James
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