Workless Days and Freezing Nights Shake England
England endures widespread poverty with nearly 2 million paupers in England and Wales and about 6 million people without adequate income. 906,000 husbands and wives without work for families not yet pauper. Public anger targets poor law boards amid corruption probes and calls for drastic reform ahead of Parliament’s February session.
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England
Wales
Boards of Guardians
Poor
Manded
Social Austem
Permanent Club to Be Formed Tomorrow in Georgetown
A permanent organization for the Duwamish River movement will be formed at a 3 pm meeting in Georgetown. James Oxbow Improvement Harden is chairman, G M Walsh secretary, with Karr and Wilson on the committee to canvass property owners from the river mouth to Pierce Bugs.
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Georgetown
Duwamish River Club
Duwamish
James
The
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G. M
Honest author’s chance to stage a play amid clearance sale signs
An inventor of new drama faces a market crowded by comic acts and clearance banners. A. Bridge & Co at First and Yesler displays a 25 cent start for a dollar comic, complicating potential staging and public reception for serious authors.
No Permission Asked by Jail Stove
The county jail range has been smoking heavily at night causing courthouse smoke. Sheriff Hodge urged the county commissioners to buy a new stove, but they have not acted. A dialogue is recalled with Commissioner Carrigan noting the smoky range and Commissioner Abraham asking if permission was asked.
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Euch
Hodge
Court House
Carrigan
Range
Abrahama
Patsy
A. L
Competent officer cites pawnshop law breach arrest made
City detectives arrested N Feldman proprietor of Imperial Loan Office at 207 First number 8 for failure to report pawning an overcoat and a suit of clothes. Feldman was released on bail after questioning by Detective Clark and Detective Adams.
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N. Feldman
Imperial Loan Office
First
Health department men hold bi monthly instructional meeting
Health department staff established a twice monthly meeting to receive instruction and tours on tech work. The first session last Friday drew 45 attendees and approved plans. Prominent health experts will address future gatherings to guide the group. Also announced is a through ticket option from the city to Prince Rupert via Vancouver connecting with McKenate Broad Line. The deal, effective immediately, aims to ease travel as demand rises. A nearly new Schumann Plane is advertised for 718 at Johnston's sale with one day left.
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Health Department
Hoade
International Steamship Company
Thie City
Iroquois
Prince Rupert
Upper
British Columbian
Vancouver
McKenate
Patsy the Exposition Dog Boosts A.Y.P. Pin
A CITY promotes the exposition through Patsy the dog and partner Manahan. The duo markets an official pin printed with Boost the Fair Wear the A.P. pin as a theme. The gold and silver finish pin resembles the Taft campaign pin and sells well as a souvenir and street advertising.
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Ahan
Manahan
Patsy
Mapeahan
Patay
Menahan
Pater
Blanket Advertising Cov
Pio
Martin & Co Grende Gloves Advertisement
Local notice shows Martin & Co offering Grende gloves advertised in a 1 Second Avenue listing.
Hains' Brother Transferred From Chicago to San Francisco
Major John Powell Hains, paymaster in the U S Army and brother of Captain Peter C Hains and T Jenkine Hains, sails tonight for San Francisco following a War Department order. Officials call the transfer routine and not connected to the murder charge against Captain Hains in the Annis case.
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Chicago
U. P
John Powell Hains
United States Army
Peter C. Hains
T. Jenkine Hains
San Francisco
Wright
Haine
William B. Annis
Wife's Duty To Prepare Breakfast Prompts Suspended Sentence
Judge Levine in Cleveland Ohio ruled a wife must rise for her husband's breakfast when asked. The case of Joseph Shalen hinged on an assault claim after his wife refused to wake early for kettle boiling. The judge found aggravating circumstances but suspended the sentence, citing the traditional duty.
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Levine
Cleveland
Ohio
Golden Rule Justice
Joseph Shalen
Shalen
New Managers Appointed for Lebanon Home
Mr and Mrs F A Mellen of Denver have been elected by the Lebanon Rescue Home board to supervise the institution on Kilbourne Avenue. The home now houses 20 girls and directors plan to secure quarters on the outskirts so the residents can own their own homes within the facility.
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F. A. Mellen
Denver
Lebanon Rescue Home
Kilbourne Av
Out
Kfks
The
Igity
New York Writer Sees Donlin as Batter and Actor
A New York writer praises Mike Donlin as a capable baseball player but mocks him as an actor, calling him a bigger joke than McMix. Advertisement notes men’s fine coat sweaters at exactly half price and A. Dridge & Co. clearance at First and Yesler.
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New York
Mike Donlin
McMix
A. Dridge & Co
Yesler
If I Were Mayor of Seattle sermon series continued
Rev John Dean of the Tabernacle Baptist church completes the second of a three part series with a talk titled If Sunday evening I Were Mayor of Seattle The morning sermon is A Better Way Than Imitating Christ The item also notes a piano sale and a burglary joke from a separate room dialogue
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John Dean
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Seattle
Christ
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