Re-Election Sought for Senator Miles Poindexter
The Walla Walla Bulletin urges Miles Poindexter to seek re election praising his liberal independence and integrity. It argues Republicans risk Republican ideals by opposing him and endorses his renomination to lead the party and win in November.
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Launch to Replace Canoe for Alaska Engineer on Nenana River
Thomas Riggs of the Alaska engineering commission will no longer paddle his own canoe on the Nenana River. The steamer Redondo of the Alaska Steamship Co sails to Skagway carrying a launch built by Schertzer Pres at Lake Washington, capable of 25 miles per hour for Riggs aquatic excursions in the North.
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Alaska Engineering Commission
Nenana River
Redondo
Alaska Steamship Co
Skagway
Riggs
Schertzer Pres
Lake Washington
Instant bowel relief advertised in Adler-ika claims
In Seattle readers learn that Adler-ika with buckthorn bark and glycerine acts on both bowel sections. One spoonful relieves constipation sour stomach or gas, and a short treatment is said to help chronic stomach trouble. Swift's Pharmacies on Second Ave Pike and 235 N Broadway store it.
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Second Ave
Pike
N Broadway
Vacancy Ad Promises Quick Tenant in Star Want Ads
A vacant house listed in Star Want Ads promises to attract a quick tenant. The notice emphasizes ease of renting and responsiveness to inquiries.
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Man Faces Death Eight Times in Sing Sing Death House
Rochester writer recounts Charles Stielow's eight near executions at Sing Sing after last minute reprieves. A blond convict provided clues prompting new trial efforts led by Inez Milliolland Boissevain and Grace Hamilton with Justice Charles L. Guy ordering a stay. The family awaited word as efforts continued to prove Stielow’s innocence.
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Rochester
N. Y
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Stielow
Orleans County
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Margaret Wolcott
Adolph Rodenbeck
Misha Appelbaum
New York
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Phelps
George Newton
Sing Sing
Mutual Welfare League
Inez Milliolland Boissevain
Grace Hamilton
Suirlow
Gov. Whitman
Mra. Bolasevain
Mra. Bolsesevain
Justice Guy
Friends Drag Buckley Aboard After Alaska Adventure
Story of Paul Buckley detailing a harrowing Alaskan ordeal. After dogs killed Spot to spare further suffering, Buckley fell through an airhole, survived freezing cold, and reached Seldovia with his dogs. A rescuer provided Buckley and team a warm meal, ending with Buckley reflecting on mercy to his dogs and a frontier bond.
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Seldovia
Alaska
Paul Buckley
Spot
Port Dick
Supreme Court to rule on Seattle Clearing case
The state supreme court must decide after Judge Mackintosh blocked a motion by members of the Seattle Clearing House Association to quash a suit filed by People's Savings Bank. The superior court was enjoined from further action. People's Savings Bank alleges others seek to reorganize and drop it for refusing to cut interest rates on deposits from 4 to percent.
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Palace Hip Vaudeville and Photoplay Thrills Crowd
The Palace Hip opens a vaudeville and photoplay program led by Lulu Sutton in Her First Case a witty farce about a young woman lawyer who bluffing forces a claim agent to pay. Fannie Keeler Ralph Belmont and others entertain with jugglers singers and comedy acts. The feature is The Face in the Mirror with Selig-Tribune News.
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Seattle Men Lost in Wreck at Sea
Captain James T. Daniels and Chief Engineer John Jackson, formerly of Seattle, are reported lost after the steamer Admiral Clark of Pacific Alaska Navigation Co foundered in the Caribbean on August 16 with 20 dead. Six survivors were rescued six days twelve hours later by the bark Tana. the vessel carried petroleum for the West Indies.
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James T. Daniels
John Jackson
Seattle
Admiral Clark
Pacific Alaska Navigation Co
Caribbean Sea
H. F. Alexander
Tana
West Indies
Forest Fires Spread Rapidly Near Money Creek Berlin Washington
Two fires near Money Creek Wear Berlin Washington were reported spreading rapidly despite a score of rangers and firefighters sent to the scene. Over 200 acres burned along the Whitechuck River, about 82 miles from Darrington, per L A Treen Jr acting supervisor Snoqualmie National Forest.
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Wash
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L. A. Treen, Jr
Snoqualmie National Forest
England hunts German spies as war ships loom
London reports a swift searchlight car guiding Zeppelin raids and notes heavy public suspicion of German spies in aerial warfare. The UC-5 submarine mine layer is a London spectacle with up to 20 000 daily visitors. Government moves curb sugar hoarding while fruit imports falter. Women act as film censors to shield children from harmful material.
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Yellowstone hotels to close early for season
St Paul Aug. 31 All the larger hotels at Yellowstone National Park in Montana and Wyoming will close tomorrow, officials for H. W. Childs the owning company announced. Unsettled transportation conditions were given as the reason. Hotels normally stay open until September 15.
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Yellowstone National Park
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Wyoming
H. W. Childs
Moonlight Romance Quote Sparks Church Sermon
In Cleveland Ohio on August 31 the Rev. J H Streuz of the Eighth Reformed Church dismisses moonlight vows as empty words saying true love requires more than sweet talk in a hammock under the moon. He warns not to hasten commitments based on cliches or fleeting affection.
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J. H. Streuz
Eighth Reformed Church
Seattle land show aims to showcase regional products
Plans for Seattle's first land products show proceed at the Arena from September 4 to 14. Representation includes British Columbia, Alaska, Montana, Oregon and Washington. A canvas annex will be built over Fifth Avenue beside the Metropolitan Theatre to handle overflow.
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Montana
Oregon
Washington
Fifth Ave
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