Actress Seeks Divorce. Blames Nat Goodwin For Rift
Eliza Proctor Otis Camp, an actress, sought separation from her husband Elbert Camp after a troubled marriage begun in 1901. She testified that Camp befriended Nat Goodwin and other cronies, deserted her in November 1908, and discussed a two year trip abroad while implying she should not accompany him. The court indicated it would grant a decree.
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New York
Eliza Proctor Otis Camp
Supreme Court
Page
Camp
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Goto
Nat Goodwin
Lambe’ Club
Carnegie Hero Medal Awarded to Mrs Patten for Durgin Rescue
The Carnegie Hero Fund gave a silver medal posthumously to Mrs Medora F Patten in memory of her son Victor M Durgin former automotive editor of the Boston Traveler. Durgin drowned while attempting to rescue a woman and child in Boston on January 27.
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Boston
Carnegie Hero Fund
Medora F. Patten
Victor M. Durgin
Boston Traveler
Durgin
English chemist claims nonintoxicating beer secret
London reports Otto Overbeck, after 30 years of experiments, has discovered a method to manufacture beer that will not intoxicate. The public reaction is muted with locals asking what's the use as the idea meets mixed interest.
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London
Otto Overbeck
Cigarmakers Strike Ends After Seven Months
In Tampa Florida on January 27 the advisory board announced the seven month strike of cigarmakers has been called off. The settlement ends labor action that disrupted production and involved key workers and unions.
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Tampa
Fila
Conditiony
Fearsome Col Emil Kosterlitzky Led Rurales in Sonora
Col Emil Kosterlitzky commands the rurales in Sonora Mexico and is described as the most feared figure in the troubled republic. Born in Russia he served in both the Russian and United States armies before deserting to join Diaz. He is regarded as the best rifle shot on Mexico's Pacific coast.
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Emil Kosterlitzky
Sonora
Mexico
Republic
Russia
United States Army
Diaz
Pacific
Nother Roosevelt and He's Real Insurgent
Franklin D. Roosevelt, a Democratic state senator, challenged Chauncey M. Depew's favored seat amid clashes of moneyed interests. His opposition split the Murphy leadership, delaying gang plans and causing deadlock. Roosevelt claimed strong backing and pressed his case.
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Nother Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles F. Murphy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Dow the Guest reception for builder Matthew Dow
The Seattle Press club hosted a reception for builder Matthew Dow on Wednesday. Chairman J B Myrick opened with a Scotch speech, followed by fellow Scotch speeches and songs.
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Seattle Press Club
Matthew Dow
J. B. Myrick
Oregon Census Shows Decline of Chinese, Rise of Japanese
The census bureau reports Oregon has a large drop in Chinese residents and a growth in Japanese residents. Data released today details shifts in ethnic composition across the state.
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Portland
Oregon
Census Bureau
North Yakima minister seeks divorce amid jealousy
In North Yakima on January 27 Dr. W. BE. Zediker a gospel minister and osteopathic physician filed for divorce from Mary Alice Zediker alleging insane jealousy. He says false accusations by his wife over the years forced him to leave North Yakima in 1902 and relocate from Centralia where he led the Baptist church. The notice mentions Dr. Maker a dentist moving to Room 620 Northern Bank Building.
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North Yakima
W. BE. Zediker
Mary Alice Zediker
California
Zediker
Centralia
The
Baptist Church
Dr. Maker
Northern Bank Building
Gill
Lichting
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Jie Keen Kutter
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Tra Slim
Henry Disston
Odds and
Johnson Bros
St. Regis
Universal Food
Universal Bread Maker
J. Redelsheimer & Co
FIRST
Columbia
J. B. Stetson
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Second Ave
Union St
Seattle
Women’s 69c
Children’s Union Suits
Crean Fleece
Tacoma
Everett
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