Classified Business Directory Merely by ARneDao N Y
Merely by ARneDao New York Wick e Practice lists lawyers and firms offering free consultations for husband and wife practice. Mentions patent attorneys, Canadian commerce lead office in Toronto with 259 branches, and general banking with savings and time deposits. Includes various country franchises and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnedao N.Y
Catates
Forke
Hanrof Commerce
Toronto
Canada
Genera Bankkine
WANTED AMATEUR LYRIC THEATER ADVERTISER AND HELP WANTED NOTES
A jumble of small ads seeks help with housework and meals for a three person family, a housekeeper position with a widower or single man, and various personal notices. Contacts include Mr Oroh at 1807 Rev enth ave and Ballard at 2691, plus several business and lodging ads.
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Mr Oroh
Mar
Reventh Ave
Ballard
Crystal Hotel
Elliott
Lyric Theatre
Occidental Ave. Pridey
Egyptian Phrenologists Advertise Readings at Local Inns
Fringe notices offer readings by Madam Nina a Beattie expert in life future love and business with confessions of past misfortunes. Advertised locations include 216 Union between Second and Third Aves and nearby lodgings with guarantees of satisfaction.
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Yukon Transfer CO
Pransfer CO
Praver
Union At
Apm
Nina
Beattie
Hetel
Willcox to Lead Hughes Campaign as RNC Chairman
Willcox elected Republican National Committee chairman to direct the campaign for Charles E. Hughes. He previously led the Public Service Corporation of New York and will oversee efforts in New York and nationwide.
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Willcox
Republican National Committee
Charles E. Hughes Willcox
York
Public Service Corporation of
New York
Acreage for Sale Near East Madison Car Line
299 acres off the old homestead offered on terms of 50 dollars cash and 10 dollars monthly. Improvements include house barn well and pump with strawberries raspberries currants and gooseberries. Wood available, near NP depot and boat wharf, two blocks from a school, ideal chicken ranch with gentle south slope. Visit Burke and Farrar's Kirkland wharf office by riding East Madison car.
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Olf
Lew Well
East Madison Car
Kirkland
Burke & Farrar
Kirkland Whaerf
Rail Road
Beattie
Aaben & Sexton
Kiliott Saat
Hilverdale
Bremerton
Beattle
Hobba
Silverdale
Wash
Parmens Grange Gardens
Grange Hall
Cehoet
Szores
Clifford & van Arsdale, Inc
Third Ave
Washington T
Till & Oelock
Collier, Wenatehes
Vi Cage
Milwaukee
St Paul
Immigration Muresan
Heattie Wash
War Oddities and City Acts Across London and Liverpool
London’s Metropolitan Water Board says streets will not be sprinkled this summer. In Liverpool over 800 workers on government projects were discharged en masse and replaced by returning invalided soldiers. The Bishop of Derby was fined five dollars for letting a bright light shine from his study window at midnight under the anti Zeppelin darkness law.
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London
Metropolitan Water Board
City of London
Liverpool
Theishop
Derby
United States Steel Reports 10 Million Tons of Unfilled Orders
July 4 United States Steel chairman Elbert Gary said the company currently has unfilled orders totaling about 10 million tons of materials. The statement highlights strong demand and production commitments for steel products across industries.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert Gary
Farm lands for sale near work in Skagit county
Advertisement notes 1600 workers near Skagit County Washington offering farm property with low cash, 16 years to pay and work securing pay. Contact HW OC Peters 210 Columbia Ave for information free. Also an August stockholder meeting notice for Porter Baking Co to discuss increasing capital stock from 10000 to 46000, at 501 Third Ave North Beattie Washington.
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Shagit
H.C. Peters
Columbia At
Skagit County
Washington
Peters
Columbia
Porter Baking
Porter Raking Co
Third Ave
N. Beattie, Wash
O. Porter
K. A. Porter
DHH
Rockwell
Porter
Two Killed in Strike Battle in Biwabik
In Biwabik Minnesota deputy sheriffs James Myron and Edward Schubbinsky were killed during a raid on the home of Philip Maesonovich. Myron fell immediately while Schubbinsky was wounded as deputies, acting under a governor’s order, sought weapons. Maesonovich, an I W W member and striking miner, with others inside resisted. a second appeal to Governor Burnquist sought troops to protect noncombatants.
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Virginia
Minn
Burnquist
Biwabik
James Myron
Edward Schubinsky
Philip Maesonovich
Maesonovich
Myron
Plan Campaign Against Jits Aims Regulation
A Denny-Blaine District Improvement Club meeting launched a campaign to influence Seattle City Council against jitneys. A V Bouilion described how jitney competition cut Seattle Electric income and urged regulation. A transportation committee from various clubs will meet at the Chamber of Commerce on July 17 to examine transit issues for council action.
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Denny
Bill Aims to Make Careless Fire Damage City Costs
Councilman Hanna introduced a bill in council on Monday afternoon to require owners or occupants of buildings destroyed by fire due to carelessness or design to pay the city’s firefighting costs. The bill was recommended by a special committee including Fire Marshal Bringhurst Assistant Building Superintendent Hooker and FT Bradley secretary of the Building Managers and Owners association.
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Hanna
Public Safety Committee
Council
Bringhurst
Hooker and
FT. Bradley
Building Managers’ and Owners’ Association
Alki Avenue Sewers Plan Endorsed by Health Commissioner
Health Commissioner McBride recommended laying sewers to serve the entire Alki ave district from Atlantic street to 55th avenue. Resolutions for the improvement were introduced in the city council Monday afternoon.
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McBride
Alki Ave
Atlantic St
55Th Ave
S. W
Next U S President Will Be Robert Lansing Says Kerry
Frederick M. Kerry reports from Washington that the next president will be Robert Lansing, secretary of state, by the presidential succession law of 1886. Lansing would serve as acting president for 24 hours from March 4 to March 5, 1917, between Wilson’s term and the inauguration.
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Frederick M. Kerry Washington
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Charles KE. Hughes Uniess
Robert Lansing
Mr. Lansing
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Lansing
Wilson
Dawson May Become Dry Town As Yukon Prohibition Referendum Near
Dawson once famed as a wild gold rush town may vote to become dry this summer. Prohibition advocates frame the move as patriotic amid wartime demands, noting saloonkeepers largely back the measure while recalling the town’s notorious alcohol boom and figures like Nigger Jim and Charley Anderson from the old Eldorado era.
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Dawson
Y. T
Yukon Territory
North America
Africa
Arctic
Charley Anderson
England
Eldorado
Coast Range
Whitehorse
Jim
Eldorado Creek
Anderson
Northern
Men Accused in Hotel Room Break-In
D. H. Beaty and Jack Stanley are jailed on an open charge after allegedly forcing entry into Mrs. J. F. Russell’s room at the Busch hotel Monday night. Mrs. Russell shouted and her husband restrained the suspects, police report.
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D. H. Beaty
Jack Stanley
J. F. Russell
Busch Hotel
Mills Promoted in Army Reorganization
Washington dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Albert L. Mills elevated to major general with five colonels raised to brigadier general in a reorganization not yet sent to Congress by President Wilson.
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Washington
Albert L. Mills
Congress
Wilson
Rotary clubs open International Convention in Cincinnati
Seven thousand people are expected in Cincinnati on July 16 to attend the opening of the International Rotary clubs convention.
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Cincinnati
Rotary Clubs
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Attorneys-at-Law
Fred Pogorin
Tel Central
Main 390
Fatheny
Rmith Mitehwick
Lawrence
Nurke Tid
Brunewick
Balke Collen
Lwestock
Lowman & Hanford CO
Kodaks
Alaska Junk Co
Rat Avett
BR Boellman
Richthave
T Union
Kathryn Harribon
de Brown
Leary
Firepr Storag Ake
House Central Storage Co
White Ride
Swanson & Reed
Pine St Main
BALAI
Kaward L. Gomell
Pine
THE
Seattle Star
Ertisers
Care Star
Fes
Leey I M. Ball
Mra
Kansas City
Marian
Indianapolis
Ednard
Lacy Whyborn
Alice
Seattle
Fremont Undertaking
Fremont Ave
Pleasant Cemetery
Ana
Furn. Co
Pike
O. BR. Williame Co
Co. B. Williams CO
Firet Ave
Schwartz
Oprssa
Northlake
Holmes Lumber
Ammonita
Lake Union
Frank
Cariello Beacon
Whatlake
AP A
Moeyer-Tower
Pest Place
Main
Martinique Apt
Eighth and Union
Virast Ave
Ington
Eastlake
Eastman Kodak
Dexter Horton Trust
Gavings Bank
Denter Morten Trust and
Salzamen
Selie
Baker Co
Baker Bieck
Elienehure
Geedwares Board
Railway Exchange
Alaska
Hargain
First Ave
Tracie
Barber College
Main &T
APPLY
Central
Lundquist
Lilly
MOLER
Occidental Ave
Kavanaulgh S
Sumner-Poyallup
Berry Fleida
Federal Employment Office
First and Union
Jobin W. Carter
Sumner
Beacon
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Hrerry
A. Laucke
Hummer
J. W. Pacemag
Spangenberg
Bet Pike
Anies
Silver Lake
Everett
Nbg
Homestead
Hachelom
Wanchman
Edison Fhonouokapha
Edison Records
Phonograph
Westlake
Washington Brekerege Co
Joshue
BK J. Ketly
Lee
Reliable Friendship Club
Adair Brana Titanics
Cadier— Sanderson
Raymond
Union
MHS Lindquist
Madison
Sax
Wee Herkahire
Martin Jones
Fifth and University
Peter Michael
Liberal Credit
Laura Burns
Seapake
Herkehire Wanek
Broadway
Fie
Winnard Cate
Willetkeen
Fern Jackman
Wauk
Halle
Malin
Stevens
Hotel Gordon
Mall
Crown Agency
Siath
Toledo
Ohio
Kodakerar
Jacobs
Madam Crane
Williard Hey
Green
Madame Frank
Corner First
Satliefac
Len
Mme
Victoria
Teams Hall
Beth Ene
Grand View of Bay
Pee Third Ave
Pettit Room
Oiptagr
HaTii
Quincy -Modeun
Marten
Chas. E. Hughes
William FR
Willcoxk
Yvesser
LANGE
Dodge Homestead
LANDA
Three Lakes
Lomabr CO
Clippord & van Aradale. Inc
Tate
Oregon
Lees
Mra E. KR
Cook
Mika Cohen
Pike St
Firat
Miki Conen
Tetley's
Doe
Ihm
ALKI
Hughes
Everett True
Nou
Lunacy Commission
MILLS
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