Ankeny Picked by Railroad Backers for U S Senate
In Olympia today Levi Ankeny the Walla Walla banker and railroad candidate was chosen by transportation magnates to fill the United States Senate seat for six years. King county’s politicians are blamed for backing him and Seattle citizens are said to be outraged for the betrayal of local political trust and Seattle’s interests.
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Metin
Olympia
Levi Ankeny
Walla
King County
Harold Preston
United States Senate
Ankeny
Seattle
Witt Beere
Ann Coe
Beattie
James J. Hill
Calve on Love Power and Womanhood in a Designer World
The article quotes Mme Calve praising love as a woman’s ideal and discusses her view of femininity. It contrasts Calve’s outlook with ideas on advanced women and cites Elizabeth I as a parallel example of female influence and restraint.
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Mme. Calve
Calve
Ces
Mary Monitegu
England
Elisabeth
Citizens Urged to Aid City Prosecutor in Smoke Nuisance Case
City Attorney De Bruler calls residents annoyed by smoke to come forward and help prosecute the offenders. He pledges to convict the lawbreakers if victims provide testimony, stressing that the city, not a single official, leads the effort.
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de Bruler
de Hrujer
Purse Snatching Terror Strikes Local Streets
Mrs. C A Bailey of 116 Washington Street reports a purse snatching near Seventh Avenue and Yester Way. The incident involved a cowardly thief who robbed a defenseless woman as she walked with a young child and caused fear in the neighborhood.
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C. A. Bailey
Washington Street
Berouth
Police Order Targets Women Loitering Near Saloons
Chief of Police Sullivan issues strict patrol orders forbidding women from loitering in and around saloons. The directive follows recent saloon closures and aims to curb disorder in city districts.
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Sullivan
Mace
Wireless Telegraphy Progress Report and De Forest Remarks
The article reports a successful wireless telegraphy demonstration between the navy yard in Washington and the naval academy at Annapolis, using the De Forest system. It notes speeds around 5 words per minute with Marconi capability claimed at 18 words per minute, and mentions tests with army stations near New York harbor. It closes with commentary on the term wireless and the origin of the word telegraphy.
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Marconi
de Forest
Wadenearth
Hamilton
Narrows
New York Harbor
Reid Tis
Wirslens
Chaham Hell
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Hastorial Dept
Weward Welle
Ratter
Chase
New York
Court Building
Chicago
Raproes Huilding
Ing County
Thug
Ross
Union Barbers
Jahr Shrewsbury
Yesler
Dunlap
Union Vlook
Inventor DE Forest
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
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Coney Island
Madison Theater
Madison
Prof. Clark
Vivrtan, & Nealy
Verfon Sleter Maugrett
Om Ua
Greet Carrell and Smith
Bite
Geettie Theater
Enothee
Third Avenue
Jeeve
Third Avenue Theater
Geertic
Indie
Avenue Theater
and Union
Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co
Monarch Shoe and Co
Judge Morris
J. A. Paine
Pioneer
Chiefs
Ba Ag
Eenee Uo
First Ave
Vinghem
United
Mtoten Quartermaster
Wortlawton
Bh. W. Phnaton
J. D. Bpruce
Fush Brandon
Dannick
Suale
W. L. Dougine
Vale
Demat
W. BK Nankeville
4 Splendid Company
Third Ave
Eras Ao
Willie
Mowe, Mgr. — Mal
HONDA
Corson Clirke
Meadison Theater
Corker Piet
Tee and
Madios Bey
Eras Family Resort
Ag Deere Gonday
Onday
I. Great Carroll
O'Neil
Onegil Gioters
I Ar Engg Cingus
Harvard Dental Parlors
2Nd Ave
Collins
F.W. Merrick
John B Metsoo
STORA
Main
M, Shaw & CO
Geath Side
Colman Dock
Cooper & Levy
Uonigre
Syren
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Drapery
Second Avenue, Madison and
Spring Streets
Valentine Wich
HOLME
See
L Holme Ss Furniture Co
Schuchard Optical Co
EYE Specialists
Second Avenue
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Citizens’ Light & Power Co
Queen Anne Flour
Hammond Milling CO
Scarnt
Gentar Or
E. J. Ae
Ee Ave
Perlore
Union
Macbow Mgail & Bouthwiel's
90 & M
QUICK
Quick Drug Co
First Avenue
Sui
Fo Fison Street
Porth
Aie Oo
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