Wife of Diggs Breaks Silence After Court Ruling
Mrs. Maury J. Diggs formerly Marsha Warrington speaks after the supreme court upheld her husband F. Caminett convicting him of white slavery. She says the sentence is unfair and that he is punished for a crime he did not commit. The couple, long settled in Oakland, laments lost fortune and reputation.
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Oakland
Maury J. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Maury Diggs
Reno
Nevada
F. D. Caminett
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Diggs
Bryan Yamashita Visits Seattle After Japan Tour
Bryan Yamashita a University of Nebraska graduate and admirer of William Jennings Bryan tours Seattle after arriving from Japan on a peace and finance mission. The trip marks his first stop in the United States following the international visit.
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T. Bryan Yamashita
University of Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Seattle
Japan
Hot Tea Breaks A Cold Cure From Hamburg Brust Thee
Advertisement touts Hamburger Brust Thee as an inexpensive vegetable remedy to break a cold and grip. It recommends a tablespoon of tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a teacup to open pores relieve congestion and loosen bowels.
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Hamburg
Tacoma Legislator Debates Rainier Mountain Name Change
Indian legislator William Hishop from Jefferson county leads a push backed by Tacoma residents to keep Mount Rainier’s name. Hishop cites geography and letters from locals while Representative Peterson asserts the mountain was always Tahoma.
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Olympia
Tacoma
William Hishop
Jefferson County
Inwalt
Rainier
National Geographic Board
House Memorial
Hishop
Bishop
Beer
Peterson
Henry
Women Learn Troubles of Retail Meat Cutters
About 1 000 women attended a Master Butchers Association meeting at Lippe Dome to learn how to buy meat. Speakers noted customers chase costly cuts while cheaper ones can be prepared well. Will J. Clark said retailers average 17 percent profit on beef. Mary F. Rausch urged avoiding cover roasts and to air meat during cooking. James P. Worden, an inspector, spoke on inspection.
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Master Butchern Association
Lippedrome
Will J. Clark
Mary F. Rausch
James P. Worden
Justice Brinker Fines Ducks Case in Court
In a Tuesday court session Justice Brinker fined restaurant owner R Thompson ten dollars after his cooler held thirteen ducks. Attorney George Olson pleaded that the ducks belonged to him and he only stored them to give away, but the judge ruled the defendant must pay the fine and costs. A separate case saw W 8 Worman fined five dollars for taking a lone duck from Gor man & Co.
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Justice Brinker
R. Thompson
Thompson
George Olson
Olson
French
Gilliam
Costa
Worman
Gorman & Co
Seattle Whisky Ring Case Prolonged Jury Deadlock
A Superior Court jury in Judge Tallman’s department continued a deadlock for over 24 hours in the W. D. Mullen case. Mullen, brother of C. J. Mullen, faces liquor selling charges at First Ave and Pike St after arrest on December 6. The matter ties to a federal whisky ring investigation.
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Tallman
W. D. Mullen
C. J. Mullen
Seattle
Mullen
First Ave
Pikeast
Grocery Ad Prices and Goods Listing
A dense sale page lists numerous items with prices and stalls including milk butter apples oranges coffee flour sugar rice beef pork herring cod salmon and dairy products. Buyers are directed to stalls 11 21 22 24 64 and 102 for fresh produce meats and staples with daily delivered items.
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Rikke
Washington
Italy
Market Stall Listings At Pine Street Food Hall
A dense inventory of stall numbers lists assorted goods including pickles butter onions celery apples and bread. Items cover dairy produce meats and groceries such as coffee tea eggs rice sugar and syrup.
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Washington
Stong's
N. Carolina
Market stalls offer staple goods and dairy items
A crowded listing shows stall numbers offering granulated sugar 57¢, pure pasteurized milk 40 pt, fresh hominy 100¢ qt, olives, eggs, butter and other groceries. Other stalls advertise meats, produce, canned goods and baked items with various prices and package sizes.
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Ile Ib
Iwick
Washington Creamery
California
Woman Recounts Recovery After Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs Kieso of Aurora Illinois describes seven months of severe back and side pain and nervousness. After six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained health and can do housework. The ad notes many unsolicited testimonials and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Aurora
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Mia
Carl A. Kieep
North Ave
Ill
Pinkham Laboratory
United States
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Safeguarded Mining Investment Promises stable profits
The Mines Development Company of Seattle presents a new mining investment. It offers protected capital with reduced risk by backing only profitable properties. Preferred stock at a 10 percent discount yields a 9 percent net. common stock may pay a 5 percent trust fund dividend plus regular dividends. Contact Fiscal Agency at 208 Epler Bldg or 813 Second Ave, Seattle.
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The
Mines Development Company, Incorporated
Seattle
Minea Development Company
Mines Development Company
Epler
Second Ave
Wash
You Are Gambling With Your Future If You Neglect Your Teeth
A Seattle dental office urges immediate care noting neglect leads to pain and linked health issues like rheumatism and indigestion. It touts graduate dentists with state board certificates, modern equipment, an ironclad satisfaction guarantee, and low prices due to high patient volume.
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State Dental Board
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Standard Furniture CO
Pine St
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Eleventh St
Eckert Miller
Chas Miller
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Canal Army
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Frye’s
Frye
Olympic
Third Ave
Western Market
Western Ave
Westlake
Occidental Ave
Ballard Market
Ballard Ave
Dr. Brown
Cherry Street
Pioneer Drug Store
Yamashita
Bia
W. Grove
Go To the Right Drug Co
Washington St
Hyome
Bartell Drug Co
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Haarlem
Owl Drug Co
Tacomans
South End
York
IBM
Mrs. Kieso
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. R. Clark
Regal Dental Offices
N. W. Corner Third and Union
DR. L. R. Clark
NEW Jit Bond Firm
Stanley J. Morrison
Morrison, McFarlane & Muehler
Surety Bonds
Central Building
Eta Brandreth
Pany
Stearns
U. S
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George W. Baker
Olive Street
Sulphurro Company
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