Palmer Lashes End in State Senate Fallout Sparks Outcry
A Seattle political screed condemns State Senator KB B Palmer of King County as arrogant and unfit. It notes his defeat as judiciary committee chair and reports 33 of 42 Senate members demanded repudiation, with the piece framing his removal as a rebuke of his self promotion and poor judgment.
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Seattle
Asa
United States
Nincompeep
BB. Palmer
King County
Palmer
Dreeahes
Judiciary Committee
State Senate
Fm 8
Nan Patterson hailed for parental devotion amid trial
The text praises Nan Patterson's mother and father, contrasting their unwavering loyalty with her alleged indifference. It argues genuine care for her aging parents might have altered her path, lamenting the breach of family bonds and calling their devotion a moral force against sin.
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Earth
Heaven
Nan Patterson
Sherme
StratfordonAvon library site clash with Carnegie figures
The report mentions Mario Corelli ronata Carnegie tied to removing historic buildings in Stratford-on-Avon for a library site. It references General Stoewsel and urges publicity tactics, noting leap year timing and perceived lack of danger from that source. A word from Josh Wak.
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Mario Corelli
Ronata Carnegie
Stratford-on- Avon
Carnegie
Stoewsel
Poverty, Motives, and Warnings Across The Nation
A fragmented collage notes a Chicago murder case and motive questions, urges not pressing women for reasons after domestic incidents, hints at debt shifts and public figures, and references New Year bells and a quiet landscape in Corbin Kentucky.
Radical regrade favored by Ratler Heights committee
A special committee of the Ratler Heights Improvement Club was appointed to investigate the matter of radical regrade. The group will examine local concerns and report findings to residents and officials.
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Ratler Heights
Charcoal Lozenges Promote Health Beauty and Breath
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for gas in the stomach and bowels improving complexion and purifying breath mouth and throat. The lozenges cost twenty five cents a box at drug stores and are marketed as a safe daily charcoal remedy.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Hoopers Kidney Pills Promised Cure Advert
Hooper’s a yar ri Uf i e and Hooper’s Par Kidney Pills marketed as a cure for weak kidneys. The ad links back pain, frequent urination, dizziness and fatigue to kidney trouble and promotes a Milwaukee based distributor with Kennedy Drug Co in First Avenue selling for cents per box.
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Hooper
Pritt#h Pharmacal Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Kennedy Drug CO
First Avenue
Ex-Commissioner Davis Plans Winter Feeding Roy Correspondence
Ex-Commissioner Davis will be busy this winter as he decides to handle his own feeding Roy correspondence for Carroljion publican.
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Davis
Roy
Carroljion Publican
City committee backs Jackson Street access plan
A club committee reports in favor of a radical Jackson street access proposal for Rallor valley from the manufacturing district. It rejects tunneling under the hill and a diagonal roadway to Meaconm hill. Further discussion planned at a later meeting.
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Rallor Valley
Dstrict
T of
Jackson Street
Investigating Niedringhaus Campaign Funds In St Louis
Legislative committees probing Niedringhaus campaign contributions met in St Louis. Several prominent brewers, alleged to have supplied most of the fund, were called. Rm Brokmyer of the Lovels Star and a clerk at the Republican headquarters testified, naming brewers and amounts.
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ST. Louis
Niedringhouse
T Lowe
Brokmyer
Lovels Star
Republican
Niedringhaus
Railroad Briefs Highlight Regional Personnel Movements
H J Sister, recently named assistant to Frank Parker of the Chicago North Western, returns to Portland to settle business before resettling in Brattie. W H Semith, Big Four general freight agent, was in town handling annexation matters with New York Central and left for Denver. J A Nadean of Northern Pacific heads to Olympia on a railroad business trip likely returning tomorrow. G F F Thomas, assistant general freight agent of Chicago Great Western, arrived from the east for a western division tour and to meet local officers. his post was recently created.
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H. J. Sister
Frank Parker
Chicago
Northwestern
Portland
Hrattie
W. H. Fsemith
Big Four Lines
New York Central
Denver
J. A. Nadean
Northern Pactuiec
Olympia
G. F F. Thomas
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Mr. Thomas
High School Cadets Host Oyster Supper Recruitment Drill
At the high school a cadet party hosted by Wag entertained with an oyster supper at the Delmonico cafe. The company split into two brigades under Sergeants Hrelland and Calley to recruit new members with the smaller side to spread. Hrelland’s brigade captured the most rookies as guests of honor. Captain Dunbar toasted and several impromptu speeches followed. Ex Captain Parker and others attended and Frank Dowd was elected to the athletic association executive committee. The group debated giving football players jobs instead of jerseys.
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High Echoes
Wag
Delmonico
T Mueda
Hrelland
Calley
Hirelland Brigade
Officers Spinney and Sealien Dismissed by Seattle Police
George W Spinney and Joseph Sealien probationary officers with the Seattle police for three months were dismissed yesterday for failing to make good. Police Commissioner Delaney deemed the action in the best interest of the department.
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George W. Spinney
Joseph Sealien
Seattle
Oulef
Delaney
Realty Boom Drives Seattle Market Past Holiday Slump
Real estate in Seattle shows strong activity with several large sales and many listings starting this week. The Touraine hotel sale at Main and Occidental sold for 125000 to Thomas Mc OU as trustee through the John Davia company, signaling rising values as eastern capital flows into the western town.
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Touraine Hotel
Main and
Occidental
Thomas Mc OU
John Davia
Seattle
Portland
Wonderful Book for Women Free
A sensational prospectus promoting a free home treatment book by Mia Wilson on female health. The piece claims the method cures many disorders without doctors, via private at home use, and is distributed gratis by Woman's Publishing Co to women nationwide.
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Iital
Mia Miranda Wiieon
Mia Wilson
Wilson
Woman's Publishing Co
East 59Th Bt
New York City
Eight Hour Workday Sought For Women
The Washington State Federation of Labor plans to push a bill prohibiting more than eight hours work per day for women. At present women may work ten hours, but unions argue this strains workers and enforcement is lax.
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Waltreven
Washington State Federation of Labor
Athena Debating Society Wins Interclub Debate
At Berence Hall the University Athena Debating Society won the annual interclub debate. The question on repeal of Nation Laws of Ye United States was argued affirmative by Mines Hunt Johnston and Mulan. Negative team included Meann Parker Patterson and Griffith. Judges Dr Sa very Prof Byer and Dr De Grange deliberated over half an hour.
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University
United States
Minses Hunt
Johnston
Mulan
Meeann Parker
Patterson
Griffith
Savery
Byer
de Grange
University Station Sends Fresh Start for Baseball
The university baseball team began its first practice at 9 a.m. in the gymnasium with over both old and new players turning out. Prof John C Sharpe, the new coach, encourages all who ever played to join, aiming for a strong nine comparable to eastern colleges.
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University Station
John C. Sharpe
University plans new literary magazine
The University of Washington will launch a monthly literary magazine affiliated with the Wave. Editors from a literature class under Dr De Grange will oversee editing while the stock company owning the Wave handles finances. The change shifts focus from news to literature to meet growing demand for student expression.
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University Station
The
University of Washington
Geing
Meta Theater
Pacific Wave
Hatfield
Wave
de Grange
Ateck
Miraculous cures claimed by Prof. Adkin in Rochester
Special correspondent reports that Thomas F. Adkin of Rochester claims to resurrect and heal hopeless invalids without drugs by a natural law. He offers free treatment regardless of disease or patient wealth and invites letters to prove his power.
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Thomas F. Adkin
Carnegie
Wright
Fon
I. Kelly
Seal Cove
Maine
Gawan
KR. A. Wallen
Mra
A. Phillips
Texas
Thomas F
Rochester
N.Y
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