Francis W Cushman Dies in Roosevelt Hospital
Francis W Cushman congressman from Washington state died at Roosevelt Hospital in New York City at 5 AM pneumonia after a June 2 operation. He served since 1899 and was noted for humor and house leadership on the Ways and Means Committee. The obituary cites his Tacoma law firm and his brother’s Alaska federal judgeship.
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New York
Francis
W. Cashman
Con Sree
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Samuel H
Piles
Andrew
Burleigh
Tacoma
Cushman
House of Representatives
Jampament
Sleo
Francis W. Cushman
Congress
Brighton
Washtaste
Ani Baabetheekaee
Pleasant Plain
Congress Republican
Cushman @ Coehnan
Suffrage Leaders Debate Prohibition and Child Labor at NAWSA
The National American Woman Suffrage Association debated prohibition and child labor policy while endorsing the 16th amendment granting women suffrage. A favorable report urged extreme action on child labor as slavery and praised allied labor groups, with emphasis on a strong push for federal passage next spring. Immense suffrage banners from England highlighted the session as banners and exhibits drew attention at the convention's closing events.
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AQ Federation of Labor
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United States
Preas
National American Woman Suffrage Convention
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Fragmentary text mentions illness and departures and references a new president Chilvers with sorrow. Details are garbled, but indicates a notice or report within a local publication. Entities include Chilvers and generic references to officials and electrical work.
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Ceparitior
Chilvers Dow
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Fragmented text from a historical page contains unreadable phrases about a Madison Park dining event and an afternoon scene. No coherent names, places, dates, or events are extractable to form a valid news item.
Falls From Tree At A Y P Grounds Injures Lane
Gavin Lane, 22, of Georgetown, fell 25 feet from a tree at the A Y P Grounds near the exposition. He was briefly treated at Exposition Hospital then taken home. Doctors fear possible internal injuries though no bones were broken. Lane climbed the tree to view the fireworks display.
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A-P
Lane
Georgetown
Exposition Hospital
Young Lane
Palefaces Gain Access as Flat Head Reservation Opens
More than a thousand members of the Flat Head tribe participate in rites marking the opening of their reservation to Palefaces. Attendance figures show 64,895 yesterday and 862,076 total for the reason.
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Ignative Mibbion
Mont
Flat Head
Inions
Beattice
UW Tak
Jane
Albert H Shankly Stricken With Serious Illness
Albert H Shankly, known in Seattle business and travel circles, is seriously ill at his home. He is connected with Knoshera Dry Goods store and widely known among merchants and travelers in the area.
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Albert H. Shankly
Knoshera Dry Goodeatore
Shankly
Amon
Seattle
Bank Clearings Reported for Seattle Area
Clearings today total 2,562,740.82 with balances shown. Additional clearings include 1,189,179.00 and 1,714,024.00 with corresponding balances 146,668.00 and other figures, indicating varying daily banking activity across institutions.
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Seattle
Fugitive Returns to Stand Trial in Seattle Scandal
John Riplinger, former Seattle city comptroller and fugitive since 1906, arrived from Honduras aboard the Northern Pacific train. He faced extradition issues but was arraigned before Judge Gordon. bond set at $10,000 with Beck and Goetz as sureties, and released.
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Pollo Ambrogi
Lallony
Felix Yaetlo
Prank Joi Joseph Scavelli
Tony Atellia
N. Maso
Jamee Meuka
Rosia Gaia
James Elieum
K. Carnier
Jo v7 Woerlla
Dame Rumor
Tack Hand Society
John Riplinger
Seattle
Ing
Riplinger
Northern Pacific
Will H. Morris
Gordon
Henry Beck
Herman Goetz
Balloon disasters loom in Fourth of July news
Reports from Philadelphia Grand Rapids and Portland describe aeronauts and balloons failing during Fourth of July celebrations. Harry Palmer of Oneonta Ohio was injured after his parachute failed. Prof Hart of Chicago drowned in the Wisconsin river. James Corcoran of Lowell Mass perished when his parachute would not open.
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Hart
Chicago
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Portland
Ore
James Corcoran
Lowell
Mass
Corcoran
Women Vote Boosts Marriage Licenses Say Advocates
Bonnie Wheeler reports quotes from Anna Howard Shaw and Clara Colby on suffrage strengthening marriage and reducing divorces. Statistics claim Kansas and Wyoming saw more marriages after women gained ballots, suggesting enfranchisement improves domestic stability. Water will be shut off on Friday affecting districts north of Prospect and Lake Union. service pauses July 7 from 9 am to 1 pm.
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Bonnie Wheeler
Jaya
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Misa Shaw
Mra
Clara Dewlck Colby
Woman's Tribune
Poriaes
Miss Shaw
Mra. Colby
Colby
Kansas
Leenson
Wyoming
Federnay
East
North Broadway
Jithay
Roanokest
Moorvarday
Union
Lake Union
Government Canal
Amended Tariff Bill Back in the Senate
The Senate adopted an amendment to the corporation tax provisions exempting fraternal loan associations and religious or educational organizations. Finance panel delayed a decision on issuing extra bonds for the Panama Canal construction and recessed for a reprint of the bill with current amendments.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Panana Canal
What Suffrage Will Do by Mrs Clara Bewick Colby
Clara Bewick Colby argues that woman suffrage preserves the suffrage bond and elevates women as partners with men. She says educated, self supporting women resist rights violations and contribute as wives mothers and colleagues. The essay links suffrage to economic independence and broader social evolution, noting divorce trends.
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Clara Bewick Colby
Coal Fragment Threatens President on Special Train
Unknown assailant hurled a nearly four pound coal chunk through a coach window on a special train carrying the presidential party in New York. The object shattered a car window and scattered debris but no clues identified the culprit. The president proceeded to Ticonderoga aboard the Mayflower weighing attached to a regular train amid prompt investigation.
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Ticonderoga
Ellsworth Withdraws Candidacy for National Education Assn
In Denver on July 6 commissioner Ellsworth withdrew his name from the candidate list for the presidency of the National Educational Association. President Baker of the University of Colorado has emerged as a leading candidate.
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Imer Ellsworth
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