Noted Medical Men Praise Bake Oven
Noted medical men praise a bake oven used by Loughney and Loughney the drugless healers, who promote its health aiding properties.
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Loughney
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
5
One More Day of Freezing Temperatures Predicted
The Weather Bureau forecasts another day of subfreezing readings with a low around 20 above zero in Seattle. A cold wave grips the region as Chicago also records unusually low temps while North Dakota and Canada report extreme cold. Occasional snow flurries expected as the center of disturbance lies over southern Idaho and northern Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ballabury
Beatile
Idaho
Utah
Niamarck
N. D
United States
Sinekatchewan Provinee
Canada
Chicago
Bond Proposal for Subway Franchise Sparks City Debate
Superintendent A V Bouillon backs a 100000 bond and 25000 cash deposit to secure the W and Reedy and W L Dudley subway franchise. He proposes a substitute franchise with a 30 day bond, a start within three and a half years, and a post December 1 1994 city purchase option to safeguard public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Bouillon
Superintendent of Public Utilities
A. V. Boullion
T. P. Revelle
Council Corporation Committee
W. & Reedy
W. L. Dudley
Boullion
Boody and
Dudley
SIG Six Meet On Track Next June
Former partners Morris Brown and Jake Rosen were arrested by city detectives on a bad check charge. The Triangular meet among Washington Idaho and Oregon colleges was cancelled for May and a larger Northwest Big Six meet set for June 6 on the Oregon campus. An aquatic regatta is planned with crews expected from Harvard Yale Columbia Syracuse and Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris, Brown
Jake Rosense
Rth Av
Pike #t
Ory
Clark and
Adama
Feldman
Imperial Loan Office
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Washington State
Oregon Agricultural and
Whitman
AYP
Milner Stanford
B. Cutts
A . Chas. N. Beat
John FE
Dry hot air therapy for chronic rheumatism explored
An article by Gustavus M. Blech details dry hot air treatment as effective for chronic rheumatism with rapid relief in six patients. It cites authorities Shoemaker and Bartholow and notes similar reports by Calderon Coffin and Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Shoemaker
Bartholow
Journal of Medical Association
Pacific Medical Journal
Lewis A. Coffin, M. D
New York
A. W. Meyers
M. D
Bloomington, Il
Opium Smuggler Stevens Guilty in 1906 Case
Seth B. Stevens, known as Steve, was found guilty of smuggling opium into the United States on 26 1906. He forfeited 1500 dollars in 1966 and fled to British Columbia. He was captured at Ta tter d that October. Professor G Stanley Hall of Clark University lectured to the King County Teachers Institute at night. He spoke on the traits of boys and girls teachers meet daily. Mrs A Robinson condemned public spitting at Westminster Presbyterian Church yesterday. She urged the city to post warnings against the habit spreading disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth B. Stevens
Steve
United States
Stevens
British Columbia
Tattard
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
King County Teachers’ Institute
First Presbyterian Church
A. Robinson
Pastor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Clerk-Elect Seeks More Space for County Offices
D. K. Sickles county clerk elect asks the county commissioners for additional rooms to house the pension and cur alization departments due to increased business and cramped quarters in the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Sickles
Northern Pacific Plans Distribution of 994000 Pieces
The Northern Pacific railroad announces a plan to distribute 994000 pieces of unspecified material. Details on recipients and method were not provided in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bremerton Officials Take Oath of Office
Bremerton Mayor L. K. Mallette and city officials were sworn in last night, marking the start of their term and new city leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Jan
L. K. Mallette
Removal Notice for Navy Yard and Port Orchard Routes
On and after Tuesday January 6 all Navy Yard and Port Orchard route Meamers will from Col man dock foot of Columbia et.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Port Orchard
Colman Dock
Foot of Columbia
Columbia St
Seattle attorneys seek new justice for King County court
Attorneys at a Seattle Bar Association meeting push to appoint a woman judge to the King County Superior Court as caseloads grow. They propose establishing a presiding judge system to speed up handling of cases amid mounting filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Bar Association
Herpertor
King Tt
bMm
Muipertor
Jeat
Lecture at YMCA on New Zealand Australia legislation
A YMCA lecture discussed experimental legislation in New Zealand and Australia led by Dr. Dunstan, a long time leading pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Dunstan
Election results delayed by fraud charges at convention
In Olympia the sweeping fraud allegations disrupted union elections at a convention yesterday. Officials announced the ballot process would be halted and a new election ordered to ensure integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Jan
Ani
Torpedo Base Site Visit Noted at Port Townsend
The board of naval authorities toured the Port Townsend torpedo base site yesterday, inspecting bounds and footing for the installation. The review aimed to assess defensive readiness and harbor support facilities for future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Jan
Board of Naval
New Bank Formed in Seattle by Absorbing Savings Co
The Security Bank of Seattle with capital stock of $50,000 yesterday absorbed the Security Saving and Safe Deposit Co. The merged bank will be in the new White building. H. C. Henry serves as president, C. P. White as vice president, and J. T. McVay as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank of
Seattle
Security Saving & Safe Deposit Co
White Building
H. C. Henry
C. PF. White
J. T. McVay
Venezuelan Settlement Proposal Presented in Caracas
A draft of the American proposal for resolving the pending dispute between Venezuela and the United States was presented today to the Venezuela government by W L Buchanan the special ambassador from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracasb
Venesuela
United States
W. L. Buchanan
Washington
City considers ward realignment in southern district plan
Pioneer Drops Dead. Ellensburg news reports Martin Mehan, long time pioneer of Kittitas valley, died at about 72 from heart disease in his home. He was unmarried and among the region's oldest settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Martin Mehan
Kittitas Valley
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