Army Officer Asks Divorce In 1906 Desertion Case
Lieut Jacob Schick of the 10th United States infantry filed a divorce complaint claiming his wife deserted him in 1906 and his current whereabouts are unknown. Dr J E Emerson of St Josephs retreat for the insane says Mrs Mary Shick is an inmate at the asylum and cannot be served. The couple wed in 1902 and share one child.
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Jacob Schick
10Th United States Infantry
J. E. Emerson
St. Joseph's Retreat For
St. Joseph, Mich
Mary Shick
California Leads In Gold Production For 1910
The United States Geological Survey reports California tops gold output for 1910, surpassing Colorado. Nevada moves to third place, Alaska slips, and Montana drops from 1909 rankings. Total production reaches 996,055,214 dollars, down 3,618,186 from the previous year.
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Washington
California
Colorado
Geological Survey
Nevada
Alaska
Montana
Proclamation of the German Empire at Versailles 1871
On January 18 1871 the German Empire was proclaimed in Versailles instead of Berlin or other German cities. Prince Bismarck, a leading political figure, unified Bavaria Württemberg and other kings into the new empire in the hall of the royal palace.
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German Empire
Berlin
Den
Hamburg
Royal of
France
Versailles
Bismarck
Germany
Bavaria
Wurttemberg
Street Car Plan To Bothell Seeks Fast Track
S F Woody announces practical preparations for a Seattle Snohomish and Everett Railway line to Bothell. The 12 mile route from Seattle to Bothell is slated to cost about 20 000 dollars per mile and be ready for operation in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothell
S. F. Woody
Seattle, Snohomish & Everett
Eastman Denies Withdrawing From Dilting Campaign
David P. Eastman repudiates an attributed statement in the Gill vice organ that he withdrew from the Dilting campaign committee. He attended the organization meeting yesterday and took an active part in the proceedings.
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David P. Eastman
Gill Vice
Birthday tribute to Willis Luther Moore weather chief
A lighthearted birthday notice honors Willis Luther Moore born in 1856. It notes his long tenure since 1895 as head of the U S Weather Bureau and the public debates over forecasts, urging goodwill on his birthday.
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Willis Luther Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Moore
Bureau
Shake
Bill to Abolish Dental Board Sparks Olympia Debate
A bill introduced by Representative Foster would abolish the current state dental board and create a five member panel, with none from the Washington Dental Society. If enacted the measure would regulate examinations and require public disclosure of board findings, benefiting Seattle dentist Dr. E. J. Brown who has long opposed the board.
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Olympia
State Dental Board
Foster
King
Washington Dental Society
E. J. Brown
Seattle
Dental Board
Agent of I. W. W. in Court After Attacking "Sharks"
Industrial Workers of the World agent F. O. Wagner faced a disorderly conduct charge before Police Judge Gordon after being arrested by Patrolman Schelling. Wagner claimed he warned job seekers about false offers near Alder on the Grand Washington line. Crane, owner of 117 W. Main employment agency, testified Wagner taunted his clerk and patrons. The judge released Wagner without a fine but ordered him to stop attacking the so called sharks.
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F. O. Wagner
Industrial Workers of the World
Gordon
Wagner
Schelling
George W. Crane
W. Main
Crane
Let Men Vote Away From Home in Washington Law
In Olympia on January 18 a bill from Representative Lorenzo Dow of Fern Hill Pierce county would grant railway sailors steamship and express company workers and others who travel for work the right to vote where they are located at election time. Ballots would be sent by the county clerk of the voter's home to be counted there.
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Olympia
Express Company
Lorenzo Dow
Fern Hill
Pierce
Call for books on Frank Gotch at editorial rooms
Readers who sent in the name Frank Gotch as the unknown may obtain a copy of The Star sporting annual by calling at editorial rooms before Saturday.
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Frank Gotch
Star Sporting Annual
Seattle Bank Protects Cash
A suit filed in Hot Springs Arkansas by M. M. Henderson of Seattle for the People's Savings Bank seeks attachment of funds that H Everett alias Ray R Thorpe may possess in Hot Springs or Little Rock. Everett is charged with defrauding the bank of 1600 dollars.
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Hot Springs
Ark
H Everett
Ray R. Thorpe
Little Rock
M. M. Henderson
Seattle
People's Savings Bank
Ich
Everett
Mass Meeting On Vice Conditions In Seattle
The first in a series of mass meetings to address Seattle's vice conditions will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the Green Lake Methodist church located at North 65th Street and First Avenue North. The gathering aims to discuss and inform residents about local vice issues across the city.
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Seattle
Green Lake Methodist Church
N. 65Th St
Av. N. EB
Mill Fire Destroys McInteeh Lumber Plant Near Centralia
Centralia reports Mc Inteeh lumber mill near town destroyed by fire on Monday. Total loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Cause under investigation as unknown.
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Centralia
McInteeh
Spring Millinery Display at Frederick & Nelson Basement
Frederick and Nelson in the Basement Salesroom unveil a new Spring Millinery collection. The display features lilacs, roses, foliage, daisies, pansies and other blossoms in pastel and bold shades at modest prices. Roses, lilacs, hyacinths, and foliage are priced from 18c to 65c with multiple bouquet options.
Popular Hosiery and Gloves Sale Listing
Advertisement highlights women silk lisle hosiery at 50c per pair with 4 inch garter welt and reinforced toes. Extra size black cotton hosiery at 35c or 3 for $1.00. Children black school stockings 25c. Silk lined silk gloves $1.00 pair with silk lining. Kid and cape gloves $1.00 pair with black white and colors. Mocha gloves special $1.50 pair with pearl clasp and embroidery choices.
Banjo Hand Vacuum Cleaner Sold for 9 50
The Banjo Hand Vacuum Cleaner is light and simply built, cleans by hand lever suction, drawing dust into a removable dust bag. It removes dirt and germs from carpets rugs furniture and upholstery and reaches hard to clean corners and crevices.
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My Unitted Press
Eastman
Grand Opera House
John Cort
Hest
Phe M. KE
Marty L. Cort
Mer
Beate
Famous Baker Stock Company
Alhambra
Russell
Lois Theatre
Charles Bevans & CO
William
Frank Tinney Fine
Sherman and DE Forrest
MS Jay Circus
Pantages Theatre
Deere Fig Cariure
Bill
Sharks
Seattle Bank
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Vldi Loy
Hasemont
Reconé
Ficor
Sl.co
Eaton, Crane and Pike's
Pheasant
Parrot
Journal
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