Commercial men to visit expo tour planned
United Commercial visitors head to the exposition grounds for a tour of Inapec unde and will gain ideas for the big fair. About five hundred travelers are expected to attend as the Seattle Electric group arrives with the Totem pole and drums. Ground grading, gate construction, and decorative entrance work begin as the city readies for the 1909 exposition. An Improvement club is organized with KE V Hoadly named temporary chairman.
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United Commercial
Euosts Clty
Inapec Unde
Hia Oppor
Seattle
Invention boosts time saving bandwagon in wash era
The ad proclaims that new labor saving devices like the sewing machine the telephone and electric light will become universal. It argues that Fels-Naptha soap will be used by every woman for clothes saving time labor and wear. It urges readers to try it and follow wrapper directions to wash in cold or warm water without hard rubbing.
Resolution backs playgrounds in Rowsaghool area plan
A resolution favored by H Ritchey secretary endorses playground development at Rows aghool. A committee was appointed to coordinate with park and school boards and to address the need for immediate action.
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H. Ritchey
Sailors Held for Testimony in Murder Case
John Griffith and P Kaldenbach, sailors on the whaler Rowhead, returned after eight months at sea and are jailed awaiting federal court testimony. They are wanted in San Francisco in the murder trial of Joseph P Gardner, 19, accused of killing Joseph Cadosa, a Portuguese sailor, during a dispute aboard. Gardner reportedly defended himself against an attack with a hammer.
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John Griffith
P. Kaldenbach
San Francisco
Joseph PF. Gardner
Gardner
Joseph Cadosa
Crifith
Kaldenbach
Old Prospector Found Dead in Desert Mine
The body of William Bentley, 87, was found in an abandoned desert mine about two miles from town. He had likely been dead several days, and Bentley was known as a forty niner and pioneer in the district.
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Proos
Nanatory United Ae
William Bentley
Bentley
High Milk Averages From November Dairies
A November survey of 57 dairies shows a high average milk panty level. Inspector Mendelson reports random sampling yielded fair results and indicates good general conditions in the dairy industry.
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Ik Inspeetor Mendelson
Miss Springer Made Administratrix of Springer Estate
After the death of A. M. Springer, George B. Kittinger resigned as administrator at the chamber’s request. The court appointed Miss Sarah M. Springer administratrix. The estate valued at 54 760.68 includes 44 971.68 in real estate and 9 589 in personal property. Kittinger had been cited to show cause but resigned.
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Sarah M. Springer
A. M. Springer
George B. Kit- Unger
Springer
Miss Springer
Patrix
New York
Chamber O Commerce
Kittinger
Chamber
Mr. Kit
Olivet Presbyterian Church to be Dedicated Next Sunday
The Olivet Presbyterian church at Evanston avenue and 44th street will be dedicated next Sunday afternoon at a specified time by Pastor Rev. W. A. Haas with assistance from Rev. J. M. Wilson and Rev. W. A. [loss of text] leading the service.
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New Olivet Presbyterian Church
Evanston Av
W. A. Haas
J. M. Wilson
W. A
Lectures To Be Held Every Evening Next Week
Muijor announces a series of lectures scheduled for next week, with sessions every evening at eight o'clock.
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Muijor
Mine Explosion at Norwood Coal Mine Kills Two
Two Black miners died and three believed fatally injured after an explosion at the Tidewater and King coal mine complex in Norwood West Virginia. Thirteen workers were in the shaft preparing to quit when a blast from an abandoned opening blew into the active mine. Police report investigation ongoing.
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United Press
Mvont Rube
W. Va
Dew
Norwood
Tidewater
King Coal
IG Maponse
Coal Companies Found Guilty in Interstate Conspiracy Trial
In a United States district court in Salt Lake City, the Union Pacific Coal Company and Pacific agents were found guilty of conspiring to restrain interstate commerce. The jury convicted the defendants after evidence showed they cut off Wyoming coal shipments to East Lake dealer David J. Sharp to force higher prices, allegedly ousting him from business.
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Realt Lak City
Wee
United States District Court
Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Coal Company
Oregon Short Line
Byerett Muckingham
J. M. Moore
United States
Moore
Moore, the Salon Agent of the Coal Company
Khuckingham
Wyoming
David J. Sharp
East Lake
Sharp
Stock of Art Goods to Be Sold
The Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co at 1414 Istav announced a closing out of its art department. The sale covers Passe Partout pictures mottoes leather goods burnt wood and pyrography supplies as the department shutters.
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Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co
Istav
Coat
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