Visit to Lhassa the Roof of the World Revealed
A World Story piece from LHASSA dated January 24 portrays Lhassa as the last mystery city to be unveiled. It notes the holy city’s holy reputation, filth and vermin problems, and past observers like Thomas Manning and Col. Younghusband. It criticizes the Jokhang cathedral and Potala palace while detailing intrigue surrounding the Dalai Lamas.
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Lhassa
Dalai Lama
Tas
Jokhang
Potala
Thomas Manning
Forbidden Land
Col
Younghusband Redis
Manning
Potala Palace
Union Men Hit DeVoe Plan At State Labor Convention
At the Olympia convention the State Federation of Labor adopted resolutions repudiating women appointed for suffrage by political interests. The group pledged to aid women voters in gaining true knowledge and independence of thought in support of good government and public welfare.
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State Federation of Labor
Olympia
Tacoma convention features Dr Leama Johnson admission
Dr Leama Johnson of Tacoma admitted she had been taken in at a Tacoma convention, where about 300 members were present and she played a prominent part.
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Leama Johnson
Tacoma
Miner Reaches Gold Ledge Near Skagway After 12 Years
George Bledso, a miner, locates a gold bearing ledge six miles from Skagway, ending a long absence from the Klondike search. He deserted the Klondike rush a dozen years ago to pursue this find.
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George Bledso
Skagway
Klondike
Man Returns Money to School Chief Says He Did Not Sleep
A man who earlier beat his way from North Yakima to Seattle walked into Division Superintendent J. B. Cravers office and left $9.40 on the desk declaring he can now sleep nights. He refused to give his name.
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North Yakima
Seattle
J. B. Cravers
Funeral service for veteran actor Dick French in Seattle
Funeral service for Dick French, veteran actor who died Friday at Providence hospital, will be held Friday afternoon at the Seattle Undertaking Co chapel. The Elks will conduct the service and the Woodmen will officiate at the grave. Interment in Lake View cemetery.
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Dick French
Providence Hospital
The
Seattle Undertaking Co
the Elks
Lake View Cemetery
Market prices and commodities report from Washington area
The market notes show fresh prices for butter, eggs, meats, and grains with storage, shipping, and regional variations. It lists butter from Washington and Oregon, live poultry, ducks, pigeons, and several grain products with unit prices and cautious outlooks for supply.
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Washington
Eeas
Oregon
Theatres Show Hosts Across Seattle Venues This Week
Local listings detail Moore, Grand, Seattle, Alhambra and other theatres featuring vaudeville acts and first-run pictures. Notable highlights include Bernice the comedienne at Pantages, Max Laube and Arthur Donn at live acts, the Rennee family in song imitations, and Ethel May Harker the 16 year old violin virtuoso.
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Moore
Richard Jose
Seattle
Three of Us
Alhambra
Max Laube
Alra
Max
Arthur Donn
Marie Glaster
Iuet
Rennee
Ste Bil
Ethel May Harker
Virtuso
DeCock Brothers
Barrett
Bayne
Orpheum Week Bill Offers Mixed Variety and a Hit Duo
The Orpheum program features Mina Fatime Ward redbarring with weak material while Frank Rogers the ventriloquist and Bernice Burnham with Charlotte Greenwood draw praise. Gajetti's Simian circus closes as Du Callion and Redford Winchester juggle laughs. Burnham earns top reception with eleven bows.
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Orpheum
Mina Fatime Ward
Miss Reda
Redford & Winchester
Frank Rogers
Migonette Kokin
du Callion
Ladder Gymnar
Gajetti
Simian Circus
Ey Moving Pictures
Bernice Burnham
Charlotte Greenwood
Miss Burnham
Opium Cases Up in Federal Court
T Cheetham former fleet officer of the Minnesota and Ed Robson dock watchman pleaded not guilty to opium smuggling charges in federal court yesterday morning. Demurrer motions were allowed on their attorneys' request.
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T. Cheetham
The
Minnesota
Ed Robson
Great Northern Docks
Edna Goodrich Divorce Case Opened in New York
Nat Goodwin offered no opposition to Edna Goodrich seeking a divorce. the agreement to the trust deed with Mrs Goodwin covers property valued at about a million and a half dollars. Mrs Goodwin testified at the session. Coal exports show 14.0 million tons in 1910, up from 2.0 million in 1890 and 8.0 million in 1900.
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New York
Edna Goodrich
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
United States
Death of European Oculist Adolph Kraemer in San Diego
Adolph Kraemer once a renowned European oculist died at his San Diego home on January 24. His passing marks the end of a notable medical career spanning continents.
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San Diego
Cal
Adolph Kraemer
Europe
Chicago Safe Returns From Milbank Strait Incident
The fishing schooner Chicago, which went on the rocks at Milbank Strait, is safely on its way back to Seattle and will reach port tonight. Reports of leaking were denied as not hindering an unassisted arrival.
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Chicago
Milbank Strail
Tts
Seattle
Queen Charlotte
Don't Catch Cold Washing Your Head
Head washing this season is an unnecessary risk due to long drying times. Moisture can dry the scalp and dull hair. a tonic shampoo powder used weekly is advised. A home mix of orri root and thorox in a sifter top container is suggested to refresh and promote lustrous hair.
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Therox
Nevada Women Gather to Plan Vote Effort in Reno
Nevada women meet in Reno to organize a lobbying effort for suffrage in Carson as a bill nears introduction in the Nevada legislature. Clarence Mackay and Christabel Pankhurst, the suffragette, are invited to assist. Senator Byphua is to introduce the measure.
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Reno
Nev
Women of
Nevada
Carson
Mis
Clarence Mackay
Christabel Pankhurst
Byphua
Hold Up at Hutchinson’s Store Manager Robbed
Frank Stanard, furnishing department manager at Hutchinson's Store on Second and Union, was held at gunpoint by two masked men near his home. They took his watch and chain but found no money. He alerted police. detectives searched the area but found no trace of the suspects.
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Frank Stanard
Hutchinson's
Second
Union
Stanard
State Bank Promotes Small Deposits at 4 Percent
The advertisement urges customers to start with a one dollar deposit or any larger amount. It promises growth of the account and notes the money earns 4 percent interest while it remains on deposit.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
Advertisement claims Diapepsin quickly cures stomach distress and indigestion. It asserts relief within five minutes, prevents fermentation, digests food, and ends symptoms like heartburn gas and nausea, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case from a pharmacist.
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