Mayoral race heats up with multiple candidates
Judge William Hickman Moore and J. D. Blazer contest the mayoral nomination as week long campaign events unfold. J. D. Trenholme plans speeches at the Real Estate Men's association and university clubs. George Worley opens with a speech, while Judge Richard Winsor promotes an educational campaign. H. C. Pigott and Mrs. Peter Bettinger enter the fray with distinct platforms and social worker ties in Seattle.
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William Hickman Moore
J. D. Blazer
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J. D
Spokane
Bia
George Worley
Ether's Hall
16Th Av
Grand Boulevard
Richard Winsor
Social Rate
H. C. Pigott
Peter Bettinger
Seattle
Socialiat Party
Bettinger
Rebels Repulsed at Ojinaga in Fierce Rio Grande Clash
In Ojinaga across the Rio Grande, a heavy fight ended with the rebels driven back after a late-night assault on the town. Conservative tallies put garrison deaths at 350 to rebels 250, with about 1000 wounded overall. Red Cross stretcher bearers moved through the battlefield assisting the wounded. In the local hospital 43 rebels and 87 federals are recorded.
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Ojinaga
Rio Grande
Red Cross
Large King County Mortgage on Railroad Property
A new mortgage of 500 million dollars is recorded against property of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad. The loan to Guaranty Trust Co of New York and Alexander J Hempshell is due in 2014, 100 years from now, covering property valued at 590,000,600.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Alexander J. Hempshell
Agen Company Sold in Major Seattle Deal
The John B. Agen Co. butter cheese and export business was sold to the C. G. Bradner Co in Seattle. The deal, among the city’s largest in years, involves a 12 year lease on the Agen building on Western Avenue.
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Seattle
John B. Agen Co
C. G. Bradner Co Roth
Bradner Co
Agen
Western
Progressive Victor Murdock Files Senate Candidacy in Kansas
Victor Murdock, a progressive leader in the House, announces his bid for the U S Senate from Kansas to succeed Joseph L. Bristow. Bristow pursues the Republican nomination after winning as a progressive.
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Boston
Ole Hanson
United States Senate
Washington
Wichita
Kan
Victor Murdock
House of Representatives
United States
Kansas
Joseph L. Bristow
Bristow
Quit Meat If Your Kidneys Act Badly
A classic patent remedy promotes rad Salts for kidney relief. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys and suggests a daily tablespoon in water to flush and nourish urinary and bladder systems. The ad touts safety, low cost, and a pleasant effervescent drink as a preventative measure.
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Bailey & Mitchell
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Sunnyside
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Tacoma
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Moclipa & Resort
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Jersey
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Raymond
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