New Blood and Nerve Tonic From German Specialist
Advertises Blood and Nerve Tonic for nervous disorders, epilepsy relief, and purification of blood. Claims benefits for numerous ailments including liver and kidney issues, constipation, rheumatism, diabetes, and general chronic diseases. Marketed by German Pharmaceutical Co. of Seattle through local druggists with testimonials and 15 years of use.
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German Pharmacal Co
Seattle
Quaker Drug Co
First Ave
Giles Dice Co
Tackson St
National Conference of Charities Opens in Seattle
Large delegations from New York and Chicago arrive as the National Conference of Charities and Correction prepares to open at the Metropolitan theatre Saturday night. President Frank Tucker leads visiting workers with Dr Anna Louise Strong and John A Kingsbury among the notable guests. The July 5 to July 12 session features a 300 voice chorus at Plymouth church rehearsing tonight with an orchestra and a program at Moore theatre Sunday.
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Plymouth Church
New York
Chicago
Frank Tucker
John A. Kingsbury
Anna Louise Strong
Seattle
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Metropolitan Theatre
Moore Theatre
Washington Hotel
Panama Canal
Tucker
Kingsbury
University of Washington
Judge Smith
Crichton
Wong Too King Arrest Reveals Tong Smuggling Ring
Federal immigration officials disclose letters and documents from the arrest of Wong Too King head of the Bing Kung tong. The case exposes blackmail murders opium smuggling and coolie trafficking across the border with death as the penalty for betraying the schemes. Deportation will be sought at once.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wong Too King
Bing Kung Tong
Wong
Flying feat signals speed era with Chicago to Denver imagined
In a Paris dispatch by William G. Shepherd, a French flyer travels from Paris to Berlin and beyond, imagining a Chicago breakfast and a Denver supper en route. The piece highlights rapid progress in aviation and contemplates cross continental travel in hours rather than days.
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Chicago
Denver
William G. Shepherd
Paris
France
Thaw's Cousin Kills Himself Near Franklin
John Ross aged 40, a full cousin of Harry K Thaw, was killed by a train near Franklin Pennsylvania. The engineer reports Ross lay across the track when the locomotive rounded a curve. Ross had recently escaped from a state institution for mentally challenged persons and was en route to his former home near Pittsburgh.
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Franklin
John Ross
Harry K. Thaw
Here
Ross
Pittsburg
Bride of Week Left a Widow in Oregon Tragedy
Huntington Oregon July 2 Chas Hecker died after marrying Misa Harris La Grande a week earlier from accidental discharge of a revolver. He was wounded in the leg but blood poisoning caused death.
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Huntington
Ore
Chas. Hecker
Misa Zada Harris
la Grande
Chaloner Seeks Higher Allowance From Insane Asylum Case
John Arm strong Chaloner of Virginia, famed for Who's Loony Now, faced a bid to lift his annual allowance from 17 000 to 22 000 while his estate exceeds 1 5 million. The court denied the request after noting his escape from Bloomingdale asylum. He is legally insane in New York but considered sane under Virginia law where he resides.
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New York
John Armstrong Chaloner
Virginia
Chaloner
Bloomingdale Asylum
Dairyman shoots wife then himself in Portland
Angered by divorce and a failed contest, Chris Schneider fired two shots at his wife Mrs Louise Schneider and then killed himself with three more shots. Both were hospitalized in critical condition at Good Samaritan hospital.
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Portland
Mra Louise Schneider
Chris Schneider
Good Samaritan
Train crew blamed for auto crash in Snohomish
In Snohomish Washington a coroner's jury held the Northern Pacific switch engine crew responsible for a Monday morning crash that killed two people and injured three. Witnesses disputed the crew's claims that a red light was shown and the whistle blown.
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Snohomish
Wash
Northern Pacific
Banker A B Conley Bailed in Portland Indictment
A B Conley, 80, a La Grande financier, is under $2,500 bail in Portland after being brought from Botse on an indictment. The charge alleges he transported Gertrude Williams, then a minor, to Portland from La Grande in November 1908.
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Portland
A. B. Conley
la Grande
Liberty
Botse
Gertrude Williams
Convicts Escape Meekill Plant in Chehalis Area
Sheriffs of four counties search for George West and Henry Carroll two long term burglars who escaped from the Meekill rock crushing plant twelve miles west of Chehalis Washington They had been sentenced to five to twenty five years Carroll from Yakima in 1909 and West from Pierce county in 1908.
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Chehalis
Wash
George West
Henry Carroll
Meekill
Here
Carroll
Yakima
West
Pierce County
The Short Cut play exposes white slavery horrors in Seattle
A Seattle written drama titled The Short Cut presents present day white slave traffic conditions and remedies. It pledges to influence legislation and provoke thought among audiences, despite initial dislike from some rich manufacturers. Performances run this week at Seattle third avenue and Cherry street with matinees and evening shows.
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