Wilshire Charged With Shady Stock-Jobbing
The Gaylord editor and proprietor of a socialist magazine faces federal probe for alleged stock manipulation and mining promotion fraud. Wilshire denies wrongdoing, claiming a malicious investigation instigated by enemies. Principal accuser Lindley Vinton reportedly threatened federal action and sought a $10,000 compromise.
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New York
Dea
Lindley Vinton
Wilshire
Vin
Edwin Joseph
Fear War Between China and Japan Increases
A St Petersburg dispatch reports rising tensions between China and Japan with indications of imminent border outbreaks and possible full scale hostilities. The piece notes strained relations since Manchuria events and suggests the dispute could become international.
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China
Japan
ST. Petersburg
Retch
Adis
Vladivostok
Theatres Mix Vaudeville Acts At Pan tage Vaudeville
The program at Pan tage Vaudeville features The Chinatown Trunk Mystery The Nigger and Sold a Slave musicals along with English Marionettes and Jones and Deeley singing acts. A Zouave drill Capt Devlin leads opens the show and Rapell Chartres Sisters and J Frank Holliday Studies in Song draw applause. Deteon and Lucas perform blackfaced numbers while the Gee Jays entertain with human marionettes.
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Moore
Florence Roberta
Chinatown
Seattle
Jones
Lole
Lewis and Lake Company
Alhambra
Orpheum
New Vaudeville
Majestic
Pantagee
Star
Ernest Scharff
Gee- Jays
Deeley
Reat
Devlin
Zouaves
Rapell
Chartres Sisters
J. Frank Holliday
Tanner
Gilbert
Deteon
Lucas
Tannen and Burkhart in What Every Woman Wants at Orpheum
Orpheum program review highlights Juline Tannen and Lilliam Burkhart in a Modern Los Angeles sketch titled What Every Woman Wants. Tannen’s biting, casual style entertains a receptive audience while Cleo Madison and Stanley Twist support Burkhart. Paul Nevins and Raby Erwood offer the next strong act with melodic singing.
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Juline Tannen
Lilliam Burkhart
Orpheum Gamplea
Orpheum
Tannen
Mins Burkhart
Los Angeles
Jament
Cleo Madison
Stanley Twist
Misa Burkhart
Paul Nevins
Raby Erwood
Lehmann Chosen as Solicitor General by Taft
President Taft and his cabinet reportedly chose Frederick W. Lehmann of St. Louis for solicitor general. Lehmann is described as an able lawyer and independent Democrat, notable in the American Bar Association. He previously served as solicitor for the Wabash railroad before resuming private practice with his son.
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Frederick W. Lehmann
Taft
St. Louis
Lehmann
American Bar Association
Wabash Railroad
Hia Son
Roses Replace Funeral Bouquets In Novel Charity Trend
A Chicago report outlines a growing movement to redirect funds from funeral flowers to live welfare. Donors give to hospitals shelters and aged homes while memorial libraries honoring the deceased become part of existing city libraries.
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Chicago
Fred H. Yaple
Wolvering
Cleveland
Moses J. Gries
Temple
Big Day in Airship Meet Delivers Speed Shows
Do minguez aviation field hosts the first aerial derby with speed tests against real rivals and the clock. The entry list includes nearly all top aviators except Hubert Latham whose Antoinette monoplane is badly damaged and needs days to repair.
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United Press
LOS Angels
Dominguez Aviation Field
Hubert Latham
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts a home cough remedy mixing sugar syrup with Pinex and water to fight whooping cough bronchitis and hoarseness. It claims quick relief, a pleasant taste, and notes Seattle drugstores guarantee satisfaction or refund the price.
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United States
Canada
Seattle
Bartell Drug Co
Beadle Honored With Living Statue For School Lands Save
Wil liam H. Beadle a Civil War brevet brigadier general and Beadle in 72 is honored with a living statue in Pierre Dakota. He won a provision to protect school lands from sale under $10 an acre boosting state funds. The statue funded by educators and citizens will stand in the capitol, sculpted by Webster of Connecticut.
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Pierre
Dak
Aa Eaver
William HH. OH. Headle
Beadle
Dakota
South ‘Dakota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oklahoma
Capitol
Webster
Connecticut
Minnesota Restriction Sparks Big Ten Football Feud
Chicago reports a heated clash over conference control led by Ehler at Wisconsin and Michigan's resistance. Minnesota faces bans on playing in Michigan and in Michigan territory, while Wolverines celebrate a Western title defense as tension grows amid looming Eastern games.
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Chicago
Michigan
Ehbler
Wisconsin
Wolverine
Ehier
Hut
Minnesota
Ehler
Wolverines
Jealousy Tragedy Stabbing in Wellston Mine
In Wellston Ohio on December 27, miner Rank Buckley stabbed in front of his children by a jealous assailant. Police report details unclear as investigators pursue motive.
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Wellston
Rank Buckley
Markets ShowWide Variety From Fresh Produce To Livestock
The listing details prices for Butter Washington natives Poultry and eggs, meats like ribs and cows, and live stock with quotes for Hartford cattle and regional items. It includes hay oats corn and feed products, with fruit prices for apples pears and berries, along with onions lettuce and potatoes from Yakima and local markets.
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Washington
Mteers
Oates
Yakima
Gowen
Jealousy Tragedy Ends in Buckley Shooting
A man fatally shot Buckley after forcing his neighbor Mrs. Louisa Boggs from a sick bed into the snow. Buckley, armed with knife and revolver, threatened all who came near. Patrolman Shirres arrived and shot Buckley through the heart, ending the attack.
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Louisa Boggs
Buckley
Shirres
Made in Seattle feeding aid reaches Arnett baby
After The Star highlighted the Arnett infant in Ballard Seattle, R R Denny head of the Dennos Baby Food company sent a nurse to the home with six weeks worth of Made in Seattle baby food to aid the child.
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Arnett
Ballard
Star
Seattle
R. R. Denny
Dennos Baby Food Company
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Home Relief
Several cases of piles are cured by a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure. The ad urges readers to obtain more from their druggist for 60 cents a box. A free coupon is offered to mail in today.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Ride
Marshall, Mich
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