Moore Fails to State Plans at Luncheon
Seventy five Democrats at the Olympus cafe luncheon pressed former Mayor William Hickman Moore for his mayoral plan. Moore avoided outlining any platform while offering scattered opinions on municipal issues. Fellow attendees, including Geo F. il and Oliver T. Erickson, reacted with varied interpretations as the crowd dispersed.
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Olympus Cafe
Wiliam Hickman Moore
Moore
Inera
Judge Moore
Geo F.il
Oliver T. Erickson
T. R. Horner
P. C. Leon
Reta Archer
John J. Jurey
Georgetown Men Sweep Out Officials in Cruel World
A hue and cry in Georgetown as ubura Scum, newly elected mayor of the suburb, purges city officeholders. He installs his appointees, including A. Bateman as chief, William Jones as patrolman, J. A. Morrow and P. F. Comstock as officers, John W. Doyle as police judge, and W. L. Hoffeditz as engineer.
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Georgetown
Ubura Scum
Reet
Wil
Ahl
Spen
A. Bateman
William Jones
J. A. Morrow
P. F P. Coms Tock
John W. Doyle
W. L. Hoffeditz
Outdoor Sermon Pulpit On Broadway At Grace Church
A new outdoor pulpit costing 8000 dollars was erected in Grace Church yard at Broadway and St. George Street. Clergymen will preach from a platform 50 feet from the street, allowing continuous sermons as pedestrians gather on the Great White Way, a practice likened to a public institution.
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Grace Church
St. and Broadway
New York
Eelec
Say
Great White Way
Town saves child with large diphtheria serum dose
Logansport Indiana January report tells of Florence, daughter of Mrs. W. of 116 Wabash Avenue, saved from near death by a physician after diphtheria risk. Doctors used and injected about 150000 serum units, with 220000 units given at once, challenging prior beliefs on safe dosages.
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Logarsport
Ind
Little
Florence
Wabash Av
Logansport
Boys on raft rescue attempt ends in drowning
Adolph Winters aged one and years, resident with his father on Com al st in Georgh, drowned yesterday afternoon while aging on a raft on the Duwamish er with Peter Halpin. The boys were midstream when the float tipped. Halpin kept his balance but the drowned boy's body has not yet been recovered.
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Adolph Winters
Comal St
Georgh
Duwamisher
Peter Halpin
Pretty Girl Edigh Shayne Embraces Anklets On Fashion Trend
Interview with Edigh Shayne, arriving in Seattle ahead of The Beverly of Graystark, confirms she sometimes wears anklets for propriety not attention. She describes silver and gold bands, amulets, and ancient wishing stones, noting her collection of barbaric jewel designs and even ankle ornaments.
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Edigh Shayne
Miss Shayne
Seattle
Beverly of Graystark” Company
Grand
Mies Shayne
Pemmican Mania Hits New York Hotels
A 1920s style dispatch reports pemmican spreads to Broadway hotels and eateries in New York as Arctic dishes gain popularity. Hotel managers recount brisk demand after Dr. Cook’s polar finds sparked curiosity, with diners asked to sample the rugged meat and fat preserved meal.
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United Prec
New York
Frogen North
Broadway
Hellevue
Mrs Samuel L Shank Won Mayor Election By Good Cooking
Indianapolis January 1 Mrs Samuel L Shank wife of the mayor elect credits her catering skill with winning votes for her husband She ran a restaurant in a local department store and catered noonday lunches for officials and business men She used her wide acquaintances to appeal to voters and even drafted letters urging support for her husband The Adscript club praised her at a banquet for her role in the campaign and in a separate incident two men were stopped by patrolmen after a talcum powder incident at Pike Street intersection.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Lewis Shank
Adscript Club
Shank
Second Av
Pike St
Iver Anderson
Joe Hennett
Pike At
Numeneet and
Christensen
First prisoner booked at police HQ for new year
Frank Lovejoy a teamster becomes the first prisoner booked at the police headquarters for the new year. He was arrested by plain clothes officers Humphries and Christensen on Pike Street at 12 06 this night.
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Frank Lovejoy
Prank
Humphries and
Christensen
August Wicken Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge After Altercation
August Wicken alias Frank Williams allegedly peeled skin from Patrolman Glen Humes nose during an incident last night. Humes filed disorderly conduct charges and Wicken was arrested and scheduled to appear before Police Judge Gordon Monday afternoon.
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August Wicken
Frank Williams
Glen Humes
Gordon
Wicken
Humes
August
Fierce North Wind Welcomes New Year in 1990
A strong north wind marked New Year’s arrival with a 24 mph gust rising to 40 mph by morning. The Weather Bureau anticipated propitious conditions for the year, though the blast stirred concern as the old year ended and a stormy expectation lingered.
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Omene
Auimenta
Floyd A Street Faces Ice After Cleaning
Residents along Broadway between Mercer and Pike complained after the street cleaning department flushed the street in freezing wind. With the temperature at or below freezing, the wash left the surface slick. Motor vehicles skidded and horses slipped, creating minor accidents and posing a hazard to people and animals.
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Broadway
Mercer
Pike
Ce. . Automoblien
Charity in 1909 Benefits Reach Record High
New York report shows total public benefactions in the United States for the past year at 141 million dollars, the highest on record. Major donors include John D. Kennedy of New York 76.6 million, John D. Rockefeller 32.8 million, and Andrew Carnegie 4.07 million.
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New York
Jan. L
United States
John 8. Kennedy
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
WOO AND WIN IN GRAVE YARD
Mrs. Virginia Ellen Hutson of Rock Hall and George B. Carnon of Baltimore were married after meeting in Mount Olivet cemetery during memory visits to former loved ones. The couple then honeymooned in Atlantic City, having met a year earlier near the grave of Hutson’s first husband Morgan.
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Baltimore
Virginia Ellen Hutson
Rockhall
George B. Carnon
Maltimore
Atlantic City
Mount Olivet
Hudson
Bear Nowers
Morgan
Carson
Sports Cost 124 Lives in 1909
Chicago figures show 124 deaths from sports in 1909 with 616 injuries. Auto accidents caused 662 deaths and 2,502 maimings, while baseball led sports deaths with 80, football 31, bicycling 37, aviating 9, prize fighting four, and tennis basketball roller skating horse racing wrestling hammer throwing and polo one each.
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Uveited Pree
Chicago
Bieyeling
Aviating
Dixie tunes outrank Yankee Doodle in Seattle in patriotism
Seattle orchestra leaders report Dixie as the more popular patriotic tune over Yankee Doodle. They cite audience cheers and store sales as proof, noting Dixie dominates in Beattie and Seattle venues and that library of Congress notes sparked protest.
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G. A. Sh
Columbia
George Cohan
G. F. Leventhal
Fner
Richard M. Fuener
Orpheum Theatre
Yank Doodle
Harry F. Weet
Moore Theatre Orchestra
John W. Lewis
Alhambra Theatre Orchestra
Dixie
Ulwaye Ellette Stormea
Franz Adelman
T. H. Wagner
Wagners
Beattie
Dixte
Diate
George
Guppy
Talking Machine Department
Sherman & Clay
Kohler @ Chase's
Otto G. T. Sonneck
Division of Music
Library of Congress
National Capital
Little Girl Reunited With Mother After Cold Street Ordeal
A lost little girl clutched a rag doll as she stood outside the Federal building in biting wind. Bystanders warmed, comforted, and a kind police officer guided her to police headquarters where she was soon reunited with her mother.
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Federal Building
Mike
Little One
Oldest American church St Michael torn in Columbus era fit
Article notes St Michael the Archangel Church in Santo Domingo was demolished for structural danger. It recounts Columbus's 1493 voyage, the Isabella settlement, and early colonial buildings including a stone church, governor's palace, and a royal bell in the church steeple.
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St. Michael
Columbus
Santo Domingo
Fmvauue
Spain
Navidad
Monte Cristi
Ferdinand
Fresno Sees First Snowstorm in 28 Years
Fresno Cal Jan 1 A genuine snowstorm marks the citys New England style New Year. Snow fails to remain on housetops all day as residents note the rare winter event. Modern furnished rooms offered at The Virginia 804 Virginia st corner Eighth av with weekly rates from $2 to $4.
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Fresno
Cal
Virginia
Virginia St
Corner Eighth Av
Vanderveer charged with criminal libel over Kiplinger case
Vanderveer, prosecuting witness, faces criminal libel charges after an article in the Spirit Reporter accused him of aiding Kiplinger’s attorney to secure a favorable outcome and of forcing Joseph Grondahl to leave the state to avoid grand jury testimony. The paper, run by R L Manson, has criticized the Beattie graft investigation and claimed the grand jury is being sidetracked.
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Hecause
John Kiplinger
Vanderveer
R. L. Manson
Ttile Spirit Reporter
Manson
Grand Jury
Kiplinger
Excity Comptroller
Church
Joseph Grondahl
Grondahl
Coun
California
Munson
Beattie
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed for Coughs and Lungs
A promotional claim extols seventy years with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It recommends the remedy for coughs colds bronchitis weak throats and weak lungs and urges households to keep a bottle on hand.
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Ayer
Iaa
Doctor A Victim Claims Rheumatism Cure by Bake Oven
A physician testifies that a year ago he suffered rheumatism and gout until undergoing Bake Oven treatment by Loughney & Loughney in the People's Bank Building. He reports rapid relief, permanent cure, and offers to verify his statement at 1817% E. Oliver Street. The firm promotes dozens of testimonials and offers free consultation.
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Long & Loughner
Menta
Loughsey Loughney
Loughney & Loughney
Loughney& Loughney
People’s Bank
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