For Rent and Apartments and Bankruptcy Notice
A scanned page fragment shows multiple rental listings at 211 Union and nearby addresses, including furnished and unfurnished units with contact notes. It also contains a bankruptcy notice in the Western District of Washington noting Walter D Franklin was declared bankrupt on January 11, 1916, with creditors summoned to a February 1916 meeting.
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United States
Waeebington
Netthers
Henkruptey
Walter Dbd
Walter D Franklin Wee
Te Beattie
Eald Aletrict
Eald
Madam Kirl Egyptian Phrenologist Card Reading Ad
An old newspaper blurb advertises Madam Kirl the Egyptian phrenologist offering head readings to reveal suitability for marriage and love advice. It promises guaranteed results and reunites separated couples, listing multiple readers at various addresses and prices.
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Madam Kirl
PUBLIC MARKETS ROSTER OF PRICES AND ITEMS
Market stall listings show a wide range of goods with prices including veal roast at 13 cents per pound, salt pork, bacon, peanut butter, bread, pickles, flour, corn syrup, peas, prunes, corn starch, lard, toilet paper, rice, macaroni, spaghetti, meat roasts, potatoes, apples, pears, milk, cheese, salmon, beef, and canned goods. Numerous stalls and vendors are noted with varied quantities and delivered prices, reflecting a bustling market scene.
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Epaghetti
Mtalle
Stalin
Leslie's
Domina Wuaar
Domingo
Boyns Demands Chamber Action On Consolidation
President Boyns of the Seattle Commercial Club asks the Chamber of Commerce to approve consolidation with two changes. He seeks member electable officers and member voting power to shape policies, rather than board control.
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Seattle
Cmmercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Boyns
Commercial Club
Burke
Joyns
Explosion Wrecks Kelker Flooring Plant in Huppalo
An explosion at the Kelker flooring plant in Huppalo New York injures many and leaves several missing. A dead body was recovered at 2 20 o clock and a unconscious girl with a broken leg was found shortly after as reports come in.
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Huppalo
N. Y
Kelker
Bombs Hit Metz Bishop's Residence. Two Civilians Dead
Berlin dispatch says French aviators dropped bombs on Metz hitting the bishop's residence. Two civilians were killed and eight wounded. One bomber was shot down and the crew captured.
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Berlin
Sayville
Metz
Americans Join Union of Nations
Washington January 24. International law experts sow seeds of a Pan American union with the declaration of the rights of nations framed at the American Institute of International Law sen salon. The document may be ratified by all American countries next year at Havana.
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Washington
American Institute of International Law
Havana
Dr Suzzallo to Speak at B Nai B Rith Event
President Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington will address the Jewish public in Seattle. The talk is set for Tuesday evening February 1 at Christensen's Broadway hall, Broadway and Madison, under the Independent Order of B Nai B Rith.
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Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Broadway
Madison
Independent Order of B'Nai B'Rith
Seattle
Candidates Talk at King County Democratic Club Meeting
Ro H H Thomson former city engineer said he would not devote all his time to the council if elected. Judge Moore C FR Fitzgerald Charles Marble and Dr FE Brown spoke. Moore touted municipal ownership while Brown opposed labor age limits.
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King County Democratic Club
Ro H H. Thomson
Judge Moore
C. FR. Fitzgerald
Charles Marble
FE. J. Brown
Mise Charlotte Jones
Moore
Brown
Local brief roundup of city notes and events
A range of small items from the city: Mra Louise Sample injured in a Sunday night collision at Elliott drive and Galeret. Little Lulu, claimed as world’s smallest horse, to debut at Bon Marche Monday. Police raid at LeRoy hotel on Saturday night netted eight gambling participants. News reached Judge Neterer of his father’s death on Saturday. Rathskeller to close. Sale of fixtures started Monday. Seattle Yacht Club to host officers dinner Wednesday. J W Tiryan sold the Navy Yard American to back his congressional bid. Many reservations for Republican Lincoln Day banquet. Charles Anderson seeks cigar concession at new courthouse. W L Collier elected president of Northern Bank and Trust Co. J A Bell reports ambergris finding tested by Popular Mechanics. Concert marks Nordica Choral Club’s first anniversary Saturday. Adolph Frost, 55, dies from alcohol poisoning. Ition Anderson of Seattle dies from fever after Manila transit. Ford party defectors from Sweden reach New York Sunday. Watchman killed by San Francisco officer amid miner wife assault. Sixteen Centralia locations raided. only half-gallon brandy seized.
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Navy Yard American
Bremerton
Charles Anderson
New Courthouse
W. L. Collier
Northern Bank and Trust Co
J. A. Bell
14Th Ave
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Nordica Chora! Club
Adolph Frost
City Hospital
Ition Anderson
Seattle
Manila
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New York
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Harbor warning after Vic tor II overturns claims two lives
Tacoma reporters note United States inspector of hulls C B Whitney warned launch owners to avoid heavy deckloading following the Vic tor II overturn and the loss of two lives. Launch operators warn the order could ruin their business.
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Tacoma
C. B. Whitney
United States Inspector of Hulls
Mexican executions raise fears of border reprisals
At El Paso January 24 Mexican authorities fear retaliation against Americans after Bernardo and Frederico Duran were executed by firing squad for the slaying of Bert Akers. Frederico admitted shooting Akers during a raid seeking rustled cattle but claimed his brother was innocent.
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Bernardo
Frederico Duran
Bert Akers
Veoe
Durans
Jun
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Frederico
Akers
Duran
Mexico
Mayor Gill plan seeks county city prison farm at Kent garden
Councilman Dale introduces a resolution for a joint prison farm with county officials. The plan would place prisoners on the city garden land at Kent to work outdoors while the jail remains a detention station.
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Gill
Dale
Kent
Gustaf Anderson 79 Pioneering Seattle Resident Dies
Gustaf Anderson a Seattle resident since 1875 died early Sunday at 79. Born in Sweden he came to Chicago in 1864 and to Seattle in July 1875, one of Salmon Bay’s first settlers. He leaves a widow and six children.
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Gustaf Anderson
Seattle
Sweden
Chicago
Salmon Bay
Flood followed by freeze cripples Chehalis sewer lines
Flood and subsequent freeze clogged Chehalis sewerage in the lower city today. Streets opened for skating as drying weather returns and conditions ease.
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Chehalis
Navy Efforts Continue to Reach Stranded Party
In Seward Alaska January 24 a new rescue attempt was under way to reach a marooned group on Fire Island. The weather held at 25 degrees below zero as two prior efforts failed to reach them.
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Seward
Alaska
Fire Island
Fire destroys Lake Stevens home killing three children
Everett dispatch reports Charles Smart’s Lake Stevens residence burned, leaving his three young children dead. The mother is prostrate and Smart bears severe facial and hand burns with other injuries.
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Everett
Charles Smart
Lake Stevens
Smart
Discuss Swan Lake as Seattle water storage basin
City Engineer Dimock and Water Superintendent Youngs will discuss using Swan Lake as a storage basin for Seattle’s water system at the Municipal League meeting. The weekly session at the Hotel Washington Annex Tuesday noon is open to the public.
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Swan Lake
Seattle
Dimock
Water Youngs
Municipal League
Hotel Washington Annex
O.W. R. N. line blocked by washouts in mountains
Traffic across most of the O.W. R. & N. line was halted as melting snow caused washouts in the mountains. Main line overland trains are expected to proceed today, but several days may be needed to clear some branch lines.
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Pendleton
Teacher shortage at Des Moines Children’s Industrial Home
Kiddies at the Children’s Industrial Home in Des Moines will have no teacher for two weeks after their regular instructor was injured in an auto accident. H. N. Draper, manager of the home, seeks volunteers. contact Des Moines or Beacon 888.
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H. N. Draper
Des Moines
Beacon
Rumors of Strike and Dividend Skew Markets
Rumors of a potential railroad strike and a possible dividend withholding by United States Steel circulated today. Bears raided, sending railroad and steel shares lower. Steel traded at 83% at noon, below the day’s high.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Stee
Fragmented Market List Items Read Like A Local Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists food items and quantities such as dried peaches honey beans apples and pineapple in a late 19th or early 20th century market. Names and numbers are jumbled but convey a general catalog of household staples and produce available.
French Air Squadron Bombards Monastir HQ
A squadron of 45 French aeroplanes bombarded the Austro Bulgarian headquarters at Monastir on Sunday, inflicting great damage.
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Salonika
Monastir
Political Week Sparks as Wilson Plans War Readiness Push
President Wilson heads a busy schedule with a stumping tour aimed at building support for national defense. He will speak in New York and the Midwest, including St Louis, emphasizing preparedness and avoiding audience costs while reaching a broad public. Meanwhile Republican leaders meet in Chicago to shape convention influence toward conservative or progressive blocs.
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Washington
Wilson
New York
Middle West
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Citien
Congress
Chicago
Dover Under Fire In German Air Raid On Dover In Kent
German naval aircraft bombarded Dover station barracks and docks in Kent early Sunday, according to the admiralty. Dover lies 66 miles southeast of London on the Strait of Dover with chalk cliffs, a castle, forts, and a bustling harbor serving as a key link between England and the continent.
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Toville
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Dover
England
Admiralty
Kent County
London
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Strait of Dover
Calais
Pongland
Continent
Local moose party approves Chicago convention date
After debate the county progressive committee ratified the national committee plan for a bull moose convention on June 7 in Chicago. National Committeeman A. E. Griffiths reported on national committee work. A Lincoln day banquet will be held separately from the republican feast.
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Progressive Committee
National Committee
Chicago
A. E. Griffiths
Bryan Sells Kitsap Newspapers and Printing Plant
Former Congressman Bryan announces the sale of his Kitsap county papers the Navy Yard American the Bainbridge American and the Charleston American along with his Bremerton printing plant to Hal S. Smith and his longtime friend Smith previously ran a bull moose paper at Sunnyside and supported Bryan's 1912 at large election bid.
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Kitsap County
Navy Yard American
Bainbridge American
Charleston American
Bremerton
Hal S. Smith
Smith
Bull Moose
Sunnyside
Congress
Three Die As Milwaukee Train Strikes Streetcar
Chicago Jan 24 Three persons were killed and six injured when a Milwaukee passenger train collided with a street car in Milwaukee. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as investigators opened exams into the wreck.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
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