President Roosevelt Roiled By Army Horse Training Push
A desultory report notes President Roosevelt backs horse riding for army officers and urges infantry captains to learn riding to ensure efficiency in war. It cites comparisons with European armies where horsemanship is a formal part of training and daily riding is common for mounted officers. The piece also mentions European practice and public church services attended by Dr. Whitman.
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Fnaton
Pera
J. F. Bell
Staff
Army
United States
Europe
Tary Affaire
Howeves
Bey
Italy
New Pastor Welcomed by First Baptist Congregation
Reverend B. L. Whitman recently arrived from Philadelphia greeted the First Baptist church members yesterday morning. He thanked them for their warm reception and asked to share in their daily lives while aiding in their troubles during an informal reception following the sermon.
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B. L. Whitman
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Nuyaka and Lei Aloha Dance and Club Meetings
Community clubs plan dances and meetings in January at Columbia Hall Christensen’s Broadway Hall and 1420 Reconday Lady Stirling Chapter D A RR. Mr and Mrs Feigenbaum announce their daughter’s engagement. Bernice Allen wed Alfred Modgson. Rev W M W Rees officiated. Ladies of First MEF hold a bake sale for Washington Children’s Homes Association.
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Nuyakea Club
Nuyaka Club
M@an'sahall
Political Equality Club
Killea Equality Club
Lady Stirling
D A. RR
Migtavacca
Lei Aloha
Lei Aloha Club
Columbia Hall
Colonial Beil
Rainier Chagser
D. A. RR
Allen Hodgeen
Bernice Allen
Téthay
Alfred E& Modgson
HM. W. Rees
Firet Methodist Epiecopel Church
Piret
Allan
Cann Firth
Union
Washington
Francis Newlands Named Presidential Candidate
United Press reports Francis Newlands will seek the Democratic nomination at the national convention in Denver. The Reno dispatch notes Newlands has been conferring with eastern allies, while Mc Guthie’s candidacy is also under eastern-driven support.
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Unites Press
Reno
New Jan
Francis Gewlands
Denver
Newlands
Mc Guthie
Wife of Canadian official elopes with Englishman
In Tokyo Jan 6 United Press reports that Lemieux the Canadian labor envoy to Japan on immigration talks and his wife have eloped with an Englishman. They were seen traveling toward Kyoto after Lemieux extended his stay and then left. An English acquaintance who had pursued the woman also disappeared.
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United Press
Tokio
Lemieux
Canada
Hag Nehmaan
Kyoto
Eubmit
Advertising cards spark controversy over county offices
Advertisements praising the candidacies of BB for city treasurer and William H Murphy for council appear in newspapers as paid advertising under the direct primary law. Reber and Murphy deny involvement or payment and say they do not know who ordered or financed the notices. Councilman Burnett’s mayoral candidacy ad is also published.
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BB. L. Reber
William H. Murphy
Seattie Republican Denies Authorizing Publication Payment
The Seattie Republican denies authorizing or paying for a newspaper ad. He would not commit to paying if billed after the primary. The primary law bans pre election newspaper payments by candidates and could disqualify the offender, but no law disqualifies a candidate for ads paid by an unauthorized person.
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Seattie Republican
Jail shelters many hurbress
More than a thousand penniless men sought sleeping accommodations at police headquarters during December and 1,278 arrests were made. The city does not feed lodgers by law, so men are turned out hungry each morning. Palace restaurant at 160 Washington Ave feeds about 800 men daily with leftover bread buns doughnuts and coffee cakes from 8 to 9 am.
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Peyser
Palace
Washington At
Schuchard Optical Promotes Shut-On Eyeglasses
The Schuchard Optical Co at 1207 Second Ave touts Shut-On eyeglasses as the most comfortable and sat isfactory option, branding itself as the headquarters for these frames.
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Schuchard Optical Co
Second Ave
Burns and Roche Sign For Fight
Tommy Murns and Jem Roche the Irish champion signed for a 20 round heavyweight title bout in Dublin on March 17 under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Purse set at 87,600 with a 2,600 dollar bet. Report says Richard Croker backs Roche.
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United Press
London
Tommy Murns
Jem Roche
Dub
Lin
Richard Croker
Tammany Leader
New York
Roche
Robber Falls Upon Roomer In Midnight Fight
A burglar burst into the room of Fishbacher, a roomer at 1620 Ter a, punching and choking him and beating him with a revolver. He fought off Fishbacher and John Pugsey and his wife, firing two shots before escaping into darkness without a clue for police. Fishbacher suffered facial and head cuts.
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Fishbacher
John Pugeley
Pugsley
Moran heads to Chicago for six weeks on stage
English boxer Owen Moran ready to leave for Chicago today under manager Charlie Harvey. He signs for a six week theatrical engagement opening next Sunday. Abe Attell weight disputes hinder potential return match. Gompers once quipped after a banker dispute about states and menus.
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United Press
Francisco
Owen Moran
Chicago
Chariie Harvey
Attell
Abe
Jim Neil
Ben Frankie
Jim
Jeweled Back Combs At Inventory Sale
Chicago Jewelry Co. offers jeweled back combs at specially low prices during a city inventory sale this week. Located at 1207 Second Ave the shop markets time sensitive bargains to shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
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Chicago Jewelry Co
Second Ave
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KE. &. Feigenbaum
East Thomas
Antette Mutue
Robert A. Baratofak
A. Haneman
Pivet Av. W
Lady Stirlinger, A
Eng
Francia Whiet
Caleidh Club
Mere
Rudow
James
W. M. Mansell
Terrace St
Corbett
Mansell
Percy Davis
Great Northern Railway Company
American Watch & Jewelry
Pirgt AV
Francis Newlands
Burns and Roche
Neil
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Gompers
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West
Lt Credit
Ats
Seattle
First Avenue
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Second Avenue
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