Justice Harlan on Liberty at Ken Club toast
United Press reports Justice John Marshall Harlan honored at the Ken Club of New York for 30 years on the U S Supreme Court. Toast cited Kentucky motto and unity of states as essential to liberty, with Harlan expressing a bright outlook for the nation.
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Supreme Court of the
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Kentucky
Mutiny by detachd troops in Manchuria near Morgehen
United Press reports a mutinous force of about 600 insurgents in Manchuria pillaging villages and robbing caravans as 500 cavalry and artillery pursue them near Morgehen. The mutineers redirect toward Tatininkhar after an engagement.
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Seattle City Party Wins Right of Primary Boost in Seattle
The Seattle City party secured the right to representation on primary election boards under the new state law, affecting both primary and general elections. Assistant Attorney General J. Falkner described the outcome as a setback for opponents, while highlighting potential enforcement challenges at the general election.
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Dilaw
Yeater
J. Falkner
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John Riplinger
Robber Steals Pipes From Pantages Theater Room
F Giddings of the Pantages theater staff rooms at the Hotel Stir Third Ave, and took two ehaum pipes two water pipes gold mounted meerechaum rollers, the property being reported.
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Stir Third Av
Bank Closed in Georgia City After Examiner Takes Over
Bank at a Georgia city has closed and staff stand outside as the state examiner assumes control. President Thorn expresses confidence that all depositors will be fully paid. The fate of nearby banks remains uncertain as officials assess the situation.
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Alaska Copper Output in 1906 Comes Strongest
United Press reports geological survey figures show Alaska produced 8,485,646 pounds of smelter copper in 1906. Thirteen states and territories produced less copper than Alaska that year, placing Alaska seventh among all states and territories in copper production.
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Washington, PD. C
Geological Survey
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Xmas Shopper Killed in Berkeley Street Rundown
In Berkeley California on December 24 Mrs Annie FE Smith widow of Rev M S Smith a Presbyterian clergyman was fatally struck by a Southern Pacific local at Shattuck avenue. Her niece Mrs BR Bowerson witnessed the tragedy as a crowd stood aghast on the street.
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Annie FE. Smith
M. ©. Smith
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Shattuckay
BR. Bowerson
Barbaric whipping post condemned in Partson critique
Jessie M Partson condemns the whipping post as barbaric and unchristian. The piece, drawing on a former Delaware guard’s testimony, argues flogging degrades offenders, undermines reform, and fuels revenge, urging alternative justice. The author notes the next article will tackle Capital Punishment.
Children Enjoy Ante-Christmas Party At Pantages
About 600 children attended Mrs. Alexander Pantages ante Christmas event at the Soin theater yesterday afternoon. Candy nuts and presents were distributed and a sparkling Christmas tree added to the fairyland mood. A play for the youngsters was presented and the children departed happiest.
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Alexander Pantages
Soin Theater
Tolosan To Change Ownership For Fourth Time
Tacoma December 24 The German steamer Tolosan is slated to change ownership and national registry for the fourth time in her 24 year career. The transfer reflects ongoing merchant marine movements as ships shift flags and management amid evolving trade links.
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Tacoma
Tolosan
Jebeen Sells Steamer to Kobe Firm in Public Report
The report released yesterday states that M Jebeen sold the steamer to a Japanese shipping company of Kobe. The Tolosan, which recently arrived to take cargo for the Orient, has operated in the North China fleet of Jebaen and Ontrander since last summer.
Orphans to Enjoy Christmas Tree at Washington Home
Orphans now staying at the Washington Children's Home will enjoy a Christmas tree this evening. The tree has been arranged to meet the wishes of the children as far as possible, each child having written to Santa Clara detailing the desired gift.
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Santa Clara
Moore Theater seat sales set record in first week
Moore Theater sold most seats for the opening week in a record run yesterday with opening night seats gone by 10 am. Reservations for other performances can still be made at Walling's music store, 711 Firetav.
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Algerian acts headline Coliseum bill new acta at show
At the Coliseum Abdahe Kader and family from Algeria headline a novel lighting sketch act at the Coliseum theater. The bill also features Devoy and Evans in a pair of acro steps Heese and Mariette whirl wind dancers Nelson and Millege in a sketch Ned Nye as monologist the illustrated song and moving pictures complete the program.
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Mariette
Nelson and
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Ned Nye
The
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New Acts Shine at Pantages and Star Theaters
At the Pantages the Newsboys quartet topped the bill among new acts with popularity. Georgis, One & Woman, and a male partner followed, blending singing and acrobatics. The Star theater showcased Eddy Family of acrobats as a feature, with Mme Marakoff and Tivoli Male quartet supplying music and several comedy stunts. The Lyric reopens tonight with The Isle of Zaza by Oriental burlesque actors.
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Isle of Zaza
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Musee Reopens Amid Mixed Reception Of Opening Night
The Eden Musee reopened last night with bar preparations affecting the show’s quality yet drawing generous patronage. The freak department featured acts including a bearded woman and a four-handed man with a petrified body while the program highlighted Don Fulano the educated horse and the acts “The Lion and the Mouse” and “London Assurance” among others.
Public Market Prices Today Brisk With Near Records Within Reach
Public market activity was brisk with expectations of record highs before evening. Turkeys steady at 25 cents per pound in the city, the largest on display at 27.5 pounds from Valley City. Apples and other produce show varied pricing with drops and strong demand for flowers, buds, and holiday items. Listings include butter 40c, cheese 26c, ducks 20c, mutton chops 12.5-13c, various vegetables and fruits with per-pound and per-dozen rates across multiple vendors.
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Valley City
Orcas Island
Rancheas
Pasternao
Oregon
Oregon Exes, 400 Per Washington Creamery Butter, 40c; Lowa Creamery
Jocal Ranch
California
Brazil
Grocery prices and produce listed in a 19th century ad
A fast list of fruits vegetables and related items with prices per quart pound or per item. Cranberries per quart. Huckleberries two for fifteen cents. Pumpkins one cent to one dollar. Hubbard squash fifty to fifteen cents. Grapefruit forty six. Comb honey eighteen cents. Prunes three pounds for twenty six cents. Yakima honey one fifty per gallon. Chestnuts twenty six cents per pound. Mixed notes and cocoanut walnuts items with various cents each. Flowers carnations sixty to eighty six cents a dozen roses one fifty to eight five dozen, violets five cents a bunch, chrysanthemum one to one fifty narci fifty cents two.
Lightning kills girl at family gathering in Washington
Segora Bryant, 10, was instantly killed when lightning struck as she sat on her cousin’s lap at a family home. The bolt wrecked the house, injuring fifteen others but none seriously. Neighbors attended a sane service. the cousin was unharmed. Rural route No 3 to Stanwood in Snohomish county is set to be established March 2, serving about 300 people in 58 families.
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Washington, D. C
Stanwood
Enohomish County
Washington
New Guggenheim railroad planned from Ely to Tonopah and Goldfield
Surveying will start January 1 for a new Guggenheim rail line linking Ely to Tonopah and Goldfield. The route will transport ore to the 10,000 ton capacity smelter near McGill, Nevada, which is nearing completion.
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Santa Claus badly scorched in Wisconsin Christmas event
In Marinette Wisconsin on December 24 Carl McDonald performing as Santa Claus at a schoolhouse Christmas festival near Peshtigo was badly burned when his inflammable beard caught fire from candy on the tree. Children panicked and fled while some adults rushed to smother the flames.
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Carl McDonald
Ving
Menominee
Mich
Santa Claus
Peshtigo
Wis
MccDonald
Contested will claims mental unsoundness in Brown case
In Salt Lake City on December 24 the will clause disavowing paternity of Mrs Anna Bradley's children is presented as proof Senator Arthur Brown was not of sound mind when the will was drafted. Guardians ad litem for Mrs Mary Maddison's children sue to annul the will, asserting the shooter in Washington was involved.
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