Registration office hours extend to 9 each night this week
Various city items include extended registration office hours until 9 pm through the week, reports of a barn fire blamed on fire bugs destroying Chas Hall’s barn at First 8 and Orcas, and notes on local civic events and incidents.
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Chas. Hall
Orcas
Y. M. Brotherhood
City Slip
Foot of Columbia
Seattle National Bank
Durham
Western
Blanchard
Idie
Mner Minnesota
Orient
Bureau of Municipal Research
Municipal League
Fauntierdy Congregational Church University Community Club
University Branch Library
Halliday Machinery Co
Harry Rosini
George Berry
Gold Medal Haar-Jeem Ol Capsules Ad
Ache relief claimed from old time remedy for kidney and urinary tract blockage. Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haar-Jeem Ol Capsules as a harmless household medicine to ease rheumatic joints and backache, sold by Owl Drug Company and druggists with import claims.
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Owl Drug Company
Blockade of Lake Michigan Ice Threatens Shipping
Historic ice pack on the lake traps eighteen steamers along the east shore as bread riots erupt in Italian towns and political shifts ripple through the United States. Reports mention a Panama Canal passage for a new Great Northern steamship, a naval board abolition vote, and various legal and political developments including a divorce case naming a former Illinois governor, plus international incidents and local tragedies.
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Lake Michigan
Joliet
N. P
Great Northern
Panama Canal
House
Naval
E. R. Freeman
Eureka
Cal
R. D. Yates
Illinois
Argentine Republic
Tolla
Lake Palermo
Canada
Congress
Senate
B.C
Harry R. Knowles
Everett
Eagles Lodge
U. S. Supreme Court
Ihs
Avalon Island Steamship Lines
Victoria ”. Mardin
Hardin
Bellingham
Jitney Boom Sparks Upset as Union Foes Turn Capitalists
In San Francisco a group of former United Railroads workers quit for jitney ownership and lured fares from their old employer. The new drivers boast high profits and pride in beating union opposition, amid a hostile, ideological battle over organizing employees.
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United Railroad
United Railroads
Italy's Ready Fist War Push Sees Rapid Arms Build Up
Special Correspondence from Rome reports Italy accelerating military prep after years of neutrality. In six months Italy spends about a third of a billion dollars on weapons, ships, uniforms, and trains thousands of officers and engineers while building new dreadnoughts and cannons to meet a decisive leap into war.
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Washington Association of Commercial and Technical Men
Sidney Schultz
Diller
Frye & Co
McTeith
Nellie Kennedy
Second Ave
Union
G. M. Butterwirth
Tyee Kopa Konaway
Tillkums
Eagles
Rome
Italy
Tripoli
Victor Emanuel
Duke of Abruzzi
France
Arizona Senator Proposes English Requirement for Hazardous Labor
A Arizona senator introduces a bill mandating that workers in hazardous jobs prove English speaking ability and meet additional specified qualifications. The measure aims to raise safety and competency standards for laborers in high risk environments.
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Arizona
St Jacobsa Oil Promises Fast Relief for Backache
An old remedy, St Jacobsa Oil, is advertised as a quick cure for backache, lumbago, sciatica, and rheumatism. A small trial bottle is rubbed on the affected area and pain is claimed to vanish within fifty counts, with assertions of safety and prompt relief.
Past and Our Hope of Union
The article reflects on the human drive for fair wages hours and conditions in labor, stressing how energy and effort toward union gains shape workers’ response to company demands.
Investigation into Death at Insane Asylum Continues
Authorities examine marks on the deceased to determine cause of death. Dr. F J Stewart and hospital officials conclude razor marks likely caused neck injuries while Deputy Prosecutor Cooper presses for further inquiry as the coroner plans additional checks.
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Mra. Cooper
Stewart
Seattle
A. P Calhoun
H. Eugene Allen
Evren Palmer
Cooper
Lundin
Pierce County
F. J. Stewart
Asylum
The
Star Today
William H. Keller
Amended statements on bruise in asylum report and custody dispute
The speaker hedges on a discoloration blamed on a bathtub bump and later cites the official report noting the bruise appeared Jan 16 from nightroom thrashing. Mrs Cooper fears mistreatment and vows action if attendants harmed the small man. meanwhile Haze Lund, 13, Silverdale girl, marries G Braendelein, a Navy Yard employee.
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Haze! Lund
Silver
Dale
G .Braendelein
Navy Yard
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Paris
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Sarah Bernhardt
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San Francisco
Albert Hansen
Madison
Beecham ’S
Wenatchee
Boston
J. B, Saunders
Bon Marche
Sentite
Dentwalt
Pike and Pine
Columbia
Edison Disc Records
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Bull Bros
AIN
B. Kennedy
Colman Dock
Mrs. Leslie
Mrs. Carter
Hamilton Revelle
Richard Thornton
Campbell Gollan
Oliver G. Wallace Organist
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