Seattle Star urges voters to back Bouillon in mayoral bid
The Star argues Bouillon stands for good citizenship and attacks Gill as corrupt in the republican primary. It warns that if the underworld gains control of Seattle’s dominant party, the city would suffer. It endorses Moore or Erickson in democrats and Bothwell for comptroller and Terry for treasurer.
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Seattle
Star
A. V. Bouillon
Hiram C. Gill
Bouillon
Gill
Underworld
William Hickman Moore
Oliver T. Erickson
Judge Moore
William J, Bothwell
Riplinger
Bothwell
Edward L. Terry
Col. Prosser
the Star
Vague political verve and odd claims mark a dated column
The piece jumbles political nerves with sly remarks on voter registrations and public figures. It cites Taft’s trust bill as dull and notes questionable campaigns with supposed fraud risks. It reflects early 20th century political skepticism and social observations with a mix of humor and suspicion.
High Cost of Living Card by Prof Noah Lotton
A satirical column mocks the high cost of living with jokes about puff pastry, rent, taxes, and a farmer’s lot. It notes New York theatre growth, a $10 prize for a meal plan, and debates on trusts and price pressures.
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Prof
Noah Lotton
New York
Jiggleworth
Hohunk
Diana's Diary Finds High Cost of Living in Grocery Work
In this diaristic piece, Diana Dilipickles seeks the reason behind high living costs by spending a week as a grocery clerk. She confronts grocer Mr. Rib Roast, learns profits are slim on staples, and notes the hidden labor and losses that affect prices.
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Mise Dilipickles
Diana Dilipickles
Horseflesh science in Dallas where horse doctor naps
Henry Hudson of Denton county sought help for a sick horse from Otto McAlester claiming to be a horse doctor. Otto offered medicine and returned to rest in a saloon back room, was arrested by an officer, and is now building county roads without expense to the county. The horse recovered.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Hudson
Denton County
Otto McAlester
Henry
Otto
Roversi's Restaurant Misaddressed Letters Cause Mixup
A run of misaddressed letters to Louis Glavis at 44 East First Street, misread as Mr Roverai, causes confusion at Roversi's restaurant. Nearby editor at No. 7% publishes a trade paper, clearing the pile. A separate tale recounts Miss Jossum convicting a begging old woman with seven bank accounts and seven children, while Levi Morton and a Seattle bulletin board offer light humor about language and misprints.
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Norman
New York
Rovers
Roverai
E Fist St
Glavia
Louis R. Glavis
Roversi
Washington
Glavie
Mise
Celia Jossim
Court of General Sessions
Grand St
Local Hero Ben Watson Saved Myra Underhill in Creek Rescue
In a Western Kentucky town Ben Watson saved Myra Underhill from a swift creek current after Mise Underhill overturned. The rescue earned Watson praise from Aunt Tabby VI and townsfolk who urged a marriage, though Ben hesitated saying he had done enough. Meanwhile rumors spread about Joe Grim facing a new bout in Altoona amid betting chatter and a noted Maxine Elliott appearance in nearby theatricals.
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Kentucky
Ben Watson
Myra Underhill
Mise Underhill
Watson
Tabby
Hen
Myra
Anid
Ben
Joe Grim
Puginet
Altoona
Joe
Jas
Maxine Elliott
Max’ Filtott
Pittaburg Gasette Times
Raven Drug Co Prescription Service Emphasized
The Raven prescription service notes that physician prescribing is best complemented by the druggist’s compounding skill. Raven Drug Co. 1416 Second Ave.
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the Raven Prescription Service
Raven Drug CO
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Little Old New York
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Joseph Hoffman
Johnston
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