President Roosevelt Urges Union Rights and National Reform
The president supports labor organization with rights for workers and warns against abuses by unions. He calls for an employers liability law, safety standards, and federal action on railroad practices and large corporations. He also addresses Alaska, naturalization, navy expansion, and Philippine self government with a broad policy aimed at national progress.
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Ladies Misfit Parlors On Harrison Street Notice
A small shop advertises ladies and children's misfit garments and plenties used clothing on Harrison Street upstairs. Open daily from 2 a m to 6 p m offering affordable options through consultation.
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Harrison Street
Held by the Enemy thrills at Alcazar in city theater
The Alcazar theater overflowed last night to see Held by the Enemy. The Platt-Fanning company impressed audiences with old war drama vigor and strong character acting. Mollise Campion debuted as Rachael McCreery receiving floral praise. The Black Flag comes next week with Cinderella planned for Christmas week. The Miners' Juvenile band presented a box performance and offered a benefit tomorrow. The Black Patti Troubadours at Third Avenue theater deliver the season’s best comic opera as packed houses fill the theater.
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Alcazar
Platt-Fanning Company
Black Patti Troubadours
Third Avenue Theater
Black Patti
Ballard Ballot Sees Light Turnout Amid GOP Rally
Polls opened at 7 AM with very light voting by noon as Ballard residents weigh the Republican slate. Campaign speeches praised the current administration and platform, with GOP leaders predicting a large victory and a rapid, orderly count after polls close.
West Seattle Voting Sparks Town Roar and Bargains
West Seattle residents report a hot voting day with heightened interest and town uproar. At E. N. Brooks & Co. 1331 24 Ave shopkeep sights high grade men’s underwear at reasonable prices. Christmas travel features on North Coast Limited promise comfort and urge travelers to arrange with N P City Obs Seattle before eastbound trips. Spinning's offers bicycle repairs.
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Seattle
Hyomel claimed to cure catarrh through inhaled air
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a rapid cure for catarrh by inhaling medicated air via a pocket inhaler. It promises 99 percent success, a mountain air feel, and a money back guarantee from Quaker Drug Co. The complete outfit costs one dollar including an inhaler, Hyomel bottle, and dropper.
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Quaker Drug Co
City election shapes up as closest in West Heattle history
In a tightly contested race the two parties run a clever campaign and neither side has a clear edge. The upcoming city election is expected to be the heaviest the city has seen as it continues rapid growth.
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West Heattle
Columbia Election As Voters Begin Large City Ballot
Politicians started early as polls opened at 7 am in Columbia. By noon about one third of the votes had been cast in what is described as the largest city election in Columbia, with W. Whalen leading at midday and expectations high about the outcome.
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State of Washington
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Burke Building
Seattle
Georgetown City Election Sees Rising Voter Activity
Voting in Georgetown started quiet in the morning but picked up by noon. Officials expect a heavy turnout tonight with a lively atmosphere and anticipate more votes than any prior Georgetown city election.
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Georgetown
Mayors Term Extended Despite Low City Turnout
The city reelected Mayor A. M. Lingerfelter for another year, cooling political enthusiasm. Voters cast a very light ballot with expectations that fewer than a third of registered residents would vote.
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A. M. Lingerfelter
Renton Election Promises Record City Vote
The Renton race draws unprecedented interest with an estimated 225 votes expected and 120 already tallied by noon. Party leaders claim victory while many expect a very close result as lines form and campaigns heat up.
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Renton
Man in room ends life after confession
He declared innocence then locked himself in a room and attempted to shoot himself. Mrs. Tucker and her brother waited three hours before the doctor appeared. The man appeared to forgive but soon died by his own hand.
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Annie Clark
J. H. Tucker
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