Star newsboys to attend special matinee at Star theater
Fat Bender and Pat organize a playful stunt in The Star alley revealing a Friday matinee for Star carriers. The July 14 event offers an elaborate program with the Lafayette Lamont troupe, Zara Zara company, Protean wonders, and others as guests of The Seattle Star circulation staff. Newsboys meet at 12 45 to collect tickets and march to the theater.
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Star
Star Alley
Pat
Star Theater
Lafayette Lamont
Ringling Broa
Circus
Zara Zara Company
Protean Wonders
Frank Milton
The
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Seattle Star
Missionary plans for Gardener chewing gum in China
J H M Abbott of the Consolidated Chicle Company sails for Shanghai with gum shipments and bold schemes to popularize Gardiner gum in China. He predicts Empress Dowager will host chicle chewing parties and aims to curb opium smoking while spreading gum use across the Orient.
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J. HM. Abbott
Consolidated Chicle Company
Seattle
Adele
America
Chicle” Trust
Abbott
Shanghai
China
Orient
Bagdad
Baikal
Re-entry of Eihu Root into Cabinet Seen as Move Toward Presidency
The text suggests Eihu Root reenters the cabinet as a strategic step tied to Gudisente’s ambitions. It implies Root may have aligned with personal aims to succeed the president when his term ends, arguing Root would not risk his own interests without such a future goal.
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Mursaron
V. c
Eihu Root
Gudisente
Eis
Root
Ex-cons plot to abduct governor's son in Malpas county
Reported plot by eight ex convicts to abduct Governor Olero's son and hold him for ransom in Malpas county. Mounted police and secret service men are on the lookout and probable capture is anticipated.
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Banta FE
Olero
Malpas County
Secret Service
Mormon leaders questioned over land talks in Heber City
Land Commissioner Richards sent letters to Mormon leaders in Heber City Utah asking what they meant by informing fellow Mormons that they had land. The inquiry seeks clarity on context and implications of the land claim messaging.
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Washington
Richards
Heber City
Utah
Swift accuses firm of large rebate fraud in Chicago
The International Harvester company sues R. B. Swift claiming he sold a patent and defrauded the firm. Swift, a stockholder, demands the company stop taking rebates from railroads and return rebate money amounting to over 4.5 million dollars.
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Chicago
R. B. Swift
International Harvester Company
Swift
Dargan Suicide Over alleged fund embezzlement in Darlington
In Columbia South Carolina A Keith Dargan former president of the Darlington Trust and the South Carolina Independent Oil company drank carbolic acid last night in the presence of his brother in law and died soon after He left a statement claiming he had appropriated company funds with a shortage expected to reach 800000 The Dargans are prominent locally
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8. C
Keith Dargan
Darlington Trust Company
South Carolina Independent Oil Company
Dargans
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