Noisy Ladylike Spring Suit Sparks Fashion Debate
A lively fashion column surveys spring suit trends with new cuts and fabrics. It notes the shift toward feminine lines in male attire, opera house style influences, and debates on comfort, cost, and social perception amid evolving dress codes.
Fragmentary note on constable case and arrest details
An incomplete police fragment mentions Constable Ward and detainee Frank Bivin linked to an incident at a cork arm location. It references war risks, a medical arm injury, and residents of a place, with unclear sequence of events and unclear witnesses.
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Cork
Warrest
Frank Bivin
Bivin
Pipwanders
Jones
Cor Bivin
How the Milk Trusts Work
Albany February 11 An investigation into the milk trust reveals prices, profits, and practices. Witnesses say milk can be produced in New York for under 3 1 3 cents a quart while eastern cities pay 7 to 12 cents. The Borden Condensed Milk Co and the New York milk exchange allegedly fix prices at 9 cents a quart, reducing consumption among the poor. Farmers claim they must sell to the trust, prices are set six months ahead, and independent dealers have no market.
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Albany
N. Y
Milk Trust
United States
New York
Borden Condensed Milk Co
Consolidated Milk Exchange of
George H. Greeves
Elgin and
Chicago
Days to Fight in the Ninth Ward Rises for Prohibition Fight
Preparations by the prohibition party aim to contest Seattle’s Ninth ward in the election of TH. J. Proberfeld for council. The ward is claimed to hold more ant liquor adherents, with prior prohibitions performing well in the district. In the Eleventh ward W. H. Weaver holds both Republican and prohibition nominations, having opposed liquor licenses in council votes. The convention attacks the restricted district and endorses punishment reformatories for women of shame. The prohibition ticket will appear on the general election ballot.
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Prohibition Party
TH. J. Proberfeld
Antquor Party
Seattle
Prohibition
W. H. Weaver
Weaver
Foot Skin Remedy Poslam Backed By Ten Voices
Ten people report foot trouble relief after using Poslam sample. The Quaker Drug Co promotes Poslam as a fast remedy for eczema acne herpes and other skin conditions with a $2 jar and free sample on request from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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Quaker Drug Co
West 25Th At
New York City
Prohibition Party Nominates City Council Slate
The Prohibition party announces its candidates for council seats with Guy Porson and M. Bird for the second ward Homer Bull for the Ninth ward H J Probstield for the Eleventh ward William H Weaver for the Thirteenth ward and Orville Kepey for unspecified ward. The city committee members are J Rh Bowdish chairman R bh Duntay secretary treasurer A Bergh H L Ball Guy Posson BO Nua went Mighth ward Charles W Slack L G Linkletter Jacob Hurrowa W W Dexter and J A Campbell among others.
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Prohibition Party
Guy Porson
M. Bird
Homer Bull
H. J. Probstield
William H. Weaver
Orville Kepey
J. Rh. Bowdish
R. Bh. Duntay
A. Bergh
H. L. Ball
Guy Posson
Nua Went
Mighth
Charles W. Slack
L. G. Linkletter
Jacob Hurrowa
W. W. Dexter
J. A. Campbell
Trenton Man in Seattle Aerial Tramway Plan Near
Kupreanof Copper Mining and Smelting Co invites bids for an aerial tramway on their Alaska mining property with Trenton Iron Co of New Jersey in talks to build. Arthur Morton of Trenton seeks the contract, promising two miles of line to transport ore at about 260 tons daily. Seattle financiers back the project amid copper market gains with erection delayed post contract.
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Kuprean
Copper Mining and Smelting Company
Arthur Morton
Pacific Coast
Trenton Iron Company
Beattie
Trenton Company
Kupreanot Copper Mining
Alaska
Kupreanot
Wrangle
Seattle
Ocean Depths Reach 31 000 Feet Off Guam
Dr. Charles H. Townsend of the Albatross expedition reports a 31,000 foot depth reached about 100 miles off Guam. He also cites life at four and three quarters miles in the Tonga basin near New Zealand under immense pressure. The Camp Fire Club of America heard his findings at its annual dinner.
Edwin J. Brown Ad Council Open Evenings and Sundays
Edwin J Brown located at 713 First Ave announces evening hours until 9 and Sunday hours until 6 for people who work. The notice specifies Union Between Columbia and Cherry Streets as location context.
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Edwin J. Brown
First Ave. Union
Columbia and
Cherry
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