Balkans Ready to Resume War as Peace Talks Pressured
London Jan 6 The Balkan plenipotentiaries plan to renew warfare if peace negotiations collapse this afternoon. Bulgarian Premier Dadel signals a return to hostilities should the Porte refuse Adrianople and Thrace terms. Turks reportedly offered most Thrace concessions but balk at a cash indemnity.
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Syrup of Figs Advertises Safe Pediatric Stomach Cleanser
A vintage advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanser for children’s stomach liver and bowels. It claims coated tongues signal buildup and promises improved mood appetite sleep and digestion after a single teaspoon dose. The ad stresses safety natural ingredients and urges asking for the full name and ingredients.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Autoist Uses Butcher Knife on Garage Man
Ed Roundtree a garage employee at 1418 Broadway was assaulted when he refused to yield a car until the proprietor Fred H Mueller arrived. Mueller a butcher took a knife and attacked Roundtree at 7 30 this morning. Gray pursued Mueller fired shots into the air then at tires. Mueller escaped drove into mud breaking an axle. Gray captured Mueller until police arrived. Mueller held on open charge as police investigate.
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Fred H. Mueller
Roundtree
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Mueller
Westlake
Highland Drive
Six Changes in Presidential Election Proposed by Washington Lawmaker
Rep Murphine of King County drafts a bill adding six features to state law. A blanket ballot, petition nominations for delegates, electors chosen by delegates, no party elector names on final ballot if conventions refuse seats, a space to vote on national platform ideas, and party reentry rules for new parties. The measure aims to boost voter participation and empower rank and file voters in national conventions.
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Thomas F. Murphine
King County
Murphine
California
Secretary of State
Charlie Clary Notes Mash Letters From Fans In Selig Film
Chicago report profiles Charlie Clary star of Selig Polyscope in The Coming Columbus and Black Partridge in When Wilderness Was King. He recalls mash notes from feminine admirers and his wish to write original screen plays while noting his tall courteous appearance and makeup transforming him for roles.
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Clary
Chicago
Charles Clary
Selig Polyscope Company
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Quarrel Over Girl Ends in Fiery Shooting
John Hokaanan 24 lies in City hospital with shots in lung and kidney after an attack by Jacob Autic over Ida Laiti nen. Autic arrested within an hour by Detectives Humphrey and Cochran. Autoic claims self defense as Hokaanan denies it. The shooting happened near Henry Waechter’s home where the girl works.
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Jacob Autic
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Cochran
Henry Waechter
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Automobile purchase leads to realization of danger
A reader recalls buying a car and then noticing seven pedestrians nearby, realizing they were on the wrong end of the sport. The remark appears in the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Lawmakers In For Week Of Confabs In King County
King county legislators hold a week of conferences and banquets with the Chamber of Commerce at the Washington and pre legislative meetings by social groups in the Commercial Club rooms. Congressmen elect Falconer and Bryan will attend along with progressive leaders from across the state.
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Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Grass bill would empower justices to vacate defaults
Four or more justice court reform bills loom for the state and Seattle ahead of the next legislative session. The leading measure, by Representative Robert Grass, would allow justices of the peace to vacate default judgments when a party cannot appear after a minor, unavoidable delay.
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Seattle
Robert Grass
Justices of the Peace
Fire wipes out 21 North End stores in Portland
A severe blaze in Portland destroys 21 small North End stores. One Japanese dishwasher, Hamaghid, died attempting to escape from an upstairs apartment. The fire caused about thirty thousand dollars in damage. low temperatures froze water hosing, hindering firefighters.
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Kennedy jailed for throwing cheese at wife after contempt ruling
In Springfield Maass on Jan 6 Stephen J Kennedy was sentenced to ten days in jail for tossing cheese at his wife following a court order not to molest her. He showed dejection as deputies prepared the jail conveyance.
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Stephen J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Who'll Serve Papers on Beastman in Land Suit
Dallas Land Co of Chehalis county sues John Tornow the beastman of Wynoodle to quiet title to a quarter section of timber land. Sheriff notes service difficulty as Tornow vanishes and may not appear in court. if in person service fails, publication for 60 days will proceed. Tornow is described as elusive and dangerous.
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Stolz Elecirophone CO
Arcade Annex
Seattle
John Tornow
Wynoodle
Dallas Land Co
Chehalis County
Tornow
Montesano
Birh
Olympic Range
Star
Seller
Steamer Bertha Reaches Port After Gale
The steamer Bertha, buffeted for two days by a heavy gale while sheltering at Safety Cove north of Queen Charlotte Sound, arrived in port on Sunday with 900 tons and no apparent damage. The ship was in Seattle, Washington.
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Wash
Bertha
Safety Cove
Queen Charlotte Sound
Perhaps Not Brassey Charm in Mrs Brassey Style
A playful exchange from the St Louis Post Dispatch notes Brassey as a charming wife and Fender counters you would not if you had to pay for it. The brief quip conveys social wit in a light, society-page tone.
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Fender
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Guard Against Appendicitis Advised by Seattle Pharmacies
Seattle residents with bowel trouble urged to take a compound mixture from Adonika to prevent appendicitis. The swift remedy claims to relieve sour stomach gas and digestive discomfort instantly. Swift's Pharmacy at 2nd Ave and Pike St markets the preparation.
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Swift's Pharmecy
Pike St
Olympic
Westlake Meat CO
Westlake
Pine
American Meat CO
Third and Jefferson
Western Ave
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Ballard Market
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Daughter Receives Spirits Messages From Stead's Kin
London reports Miss Watelle, daughter of the late Wm. T. Stead, says her father’s spirit has spoken through weeks of messages. She quotes him saying he works for world peace beyond the physical form and that a figure named W. Stead connected to the Titanic disaster has received messages about ongoing turmoil in Europe.
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London
Europe
Lost hunter Walter Hay believed dead in Cascade mountains
TAYIMA Wash Jan 6 That Walter Hay 25 who began a three day cougar hunt before Christmas in the Cascades is believed dead. His dogs have returned and heavy recent snowfall has erased his trail.
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Tayima
Wash
Walter Hay
Cascades
Woodaman
Public Morgue Bill Set for Council Approval Today
Coroner-elect Tate Mason's proposal for a public morgue is likely to pass the city council today. All councilmen favor the project though two or three doubt space in the city hall basement can accommodate it without crowding out another department.
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