Readings and clairvoyants advertise at Abbott and surrounding venues
A cluttered page advertises multiple psychics and mediums offering readings on business, love, health, and future luck. Madame Victoria, Madame Sonia, and others advertise daily or Sunday sessions at Abbott Hotel and nearby locations with guarantees or special rates.
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Lesslif
Seattle
Hotel Nerria
Union
Pike
Mellie
Antlers
Triton
Victoria
Viert
Sec
Abbott Hotel
Owl Drug Store
Sonia Clairvoyant
Palmi
Tella
Fpessitta
Liberty Theatre
Rafari
Liberty
DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS AT LAW 4 ALEXANDER SHIREMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW
Directory style listing with multiple attorneys and firms. Includes names such as Alexander Shireman and May Winn with notes on general practice, probate matters, mortgages, notes, and consultations. Mentions free consultations, office locations, and contact details in a period advertisement style.
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Alexander Shireman
Lyonide
James
Elliott
Cecla
Public Markets Produce and Grocery Listings
A butchered market list shows items like tomatoes, butter, eggs, milk, salmon, red snapper, watermelon, pears, cucumbers, peas, pickles, and cleaning products. Prices are inconsistent. several lines reference pounds or quarts and multiple stalls are named with incomplete spellings.
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Emelta
Hall Hut
Vessel Movements From SRATTLE and Alaska Ports
Ship movements reported for SRATTLE and Alaska ports on July 4 and 5 show multiple vessels sailing north and south. Key names include Latouche from Bt Michael, Governor from Vancouver, Tamba Maru bound for Kobe, and George Loomis heading to Ketchikan via Point Wells.
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Sratile
Latouche
Bt Michael
Vancouver
WH. C
Hongkong
Vie
Srattle
Kobe
Vie Yokohama
George Loomis
Ketchikan
Point Wells
Tacoma
Lark Elisabeth
Port Gambie
Wanderer
Traction Company Sticks to Arbitration Over Labor Rift
The Traction company declares arbitration will settle differences with 1,800 employees. James Duncan named by employees and C J Franklin by the company sit as arbitrators. Though conciliation may help, officials say arbitration is the final method under the franchise.
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Traction Company
James Duncan
A. W. Leonard
Fred
Board of Arbitration
C. J. Franklin
Murdered Man Found on Island Near Livingston
A man believed to be Vergo Wourvin of Portland was discovered lying in a blood pool with ears cut, on an island near Livingston on Wednesday. Local authorities investigate the grisly find and pursue leads in the case.
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United
Reese
Livingston, Monat
Vergo Wourvin
Portland
England Hails U S Victory Over U-Boat Attack
London praises the American naval convoy that protected transports for France. The episode highlights the submarine threat as conquerable with destroyers and reveals German troop readiness, with officials hoping the U S will intensify counter espionage and surveillance against Wilhelmstrasse agents.
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Usted Pieee
London
England
America
France
U. S
U. 8
State closes in Mooney case in San Francisco
The state rested in the Rena Mooney bomb plot case as letters found in raids and copies of the Blast were read. Defense moves to strike detective testimony about alleged dynamitings. judge to rule. Oxman case unrelated to Mooney deferred until Saturday.
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Rena Mooney
Berkman
McNutt
J. H. Mentz
Dowd
United Railroads
Frank C. Oxman
Tom Mooney
Griffin
Men May Wear Knickers This Winter and Next Summer
The congress of National Association of Clothing designers discussed design trends in response to a short wool crop. They advocate knickerbockers for men this winter and knits for next summer. The report also notes broader global economic and technological news.
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United Press
Chicago
Congress of National Association of Clothing Designers
Daniels Denies AP Dispatch On Submarine Attacks
Secretary Daniels repudiated a widespread AP dispatch claiming doubt about the official reports of submarine attacks on American transports. He said his statement on the submarine destroyer fight with convoy transports was based on official reports from Admiral Gleaves at the Notilda base in England.
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Tary Daniels
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Notilla
England
Daniels
Admiral Gleaves
Japan Marking Time on China
Tokyo July 5 Japan will pursue a policy of watchful waiting toward China Foreign Minister Motono announced today. The government will keep an eye on all developments and will not lose time in taking proper measures as the occasion demands. He said the movement for restoration of the monarchy in China was unexpected in timing.
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Tokio
Japan
China
Motono
Laundry Strike Nears Settlement In Seattle
The laundry strike in Seattle, lasting several weeks, is set for a settlement today after conferences among International President Brock, drivers' business agent Fred Wyatt, and Laundrymen's club secretary Thyng. The third talks followed an initial invitation to laundry caners.
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Seattle
International
Brock
Fred Wyatt
Thyng
Post Office Clerks Pick Seattle for 1918 Convention
The annual state convention of post office clerks and letter carriers was held today selecting Seattle as the meeting city for 1918. The delegates from Centralia and other towns attended the session in Seattle.
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Seattle
United Press
Centralia
Post Office
Vancouver mother seeks missing son in Seattle runaways
Police aid Mrs. E Sweet of Vancouver British Columbia to locate her 17 year old son Eugene Screbner who ran away from home on Monday and went to Seattle aboard the steamer Governor.
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E. Sweet
Vancouver
B. C
Eugene Screbner
Seattle
Governor
Girl Loses Slippers in Coal Tar Mishap
Miss Eliza Trent, crossing Main Street at the moving picture theatre in Waller Mills New York, became stuck in a coal tar resurfacing prep. She could not lift her feet, unbuckled her white slippers, and walked ashore in stockings.
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Waller Mills
N. Y
Eliza Trent
Main
Moving Picture Theatre
Biggest land suit to give Army its camp
The Pierce county condemnation suit to acquire 35 000 of 70 000 acres for American Lake Army camp fills 2 inches of pleadings with 700 properties and 1 600 defendants. A 12 by 18 foot map, 16 stenographers, two appraisal crews, four drafters and nine rooms fill Ta coma offices as crews measure every structure and soil on the tracts. Lyle aims to enter the case in August.
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United Prees
Tacoma
American Lake
J. T. S. Lyle
Pierce County
United States
Croton
New York
Lyle
Hunt insane man tied to homicide threat
Police search for L. B. Cousins, escaped patient from Stellacoom, believed to have homicidal mania. He threatened to kill his wife at 605 32nd Ave, and was recaptured while attempting to enter her residence one year after his escape.
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Cousins
Stellacoom
32Nd Ave
Jail admission in penny theft at Green Lake school
J Swen confessed to stealing 217 pennies from a Green Lake school building and attempting to sell brass fixtures to a junk man. The case places him in custody awaiting further charges.
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J. Swen
Green Lake
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