Roosevelt praised as courageous suffragist at family level
In the Woman's Vater interview Colonel Roosevelt is called a courageous man for being the only suffragist in his family. Local notes report other brief items including a sailing trip to Rome, a Somerville journalist fined for a story about a mayor, and a beach guard who saved a man but was assaulted and fined.
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Springfield
Dineen
Chicago
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P. J. Stahlammer
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Neal Institute
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Young Prince of Wales Becomes Knight of the Garter
Edward Albert Prince of Wales is invested as a Knight of the Garter at Windsor during the coronation pageant. The ceremony features King George V presenting the accolade, with royal peers and Knights Companions in attendance and the Bishop of Westminster officiating. Sponsor for the prince includes the Duke of Connaught and Prince Arthur of Connaught.
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Free Matrimonial Bureau in Seattle Seeks Matches
A Seattle public employment office for women, operating less than a month, expands its services. An elderly woman sought a wife for a young acquaintance and was advised to join a church or society. A farm job listing prompted a man to offer, and Mrs Behnke promised to arrange a wife by 10 o clock.
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Seattle
Public Employment Office
Belnket
Cupid's Er
Mia
Tragedies of the Courts in Seattle Letters Stir Human Drama
Public officials receive letters from citizens filled with tragedy and humor. A dying mother asks that her infant be placed with a grandmother rather than a drunken father. A divorcing mother seeks a brief delay to name her husband to a newborn. An elderly widow asks to declare her husband dead after 14 years at sea. A fading father appeals for empathy to guide his children’s duties. Each letter centers on a single reader and a needed court solution.
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Sam
Seattle
Evry
Mayfly Airship Flies Briefly at Barrow Launch
The British naval airship The Mayfly launched at Barrow England and flew a short distance. Observers note the name mirrors the airship’s lightweight design and optimism surrounds the new craft.
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Barrow
Eng
Rioting resumes as police clash with garment strikers in Cleveland
Rioting in the garment workers strike resumed in Cleveland today. An unidentified bystander was shot during fights between police and strikers and their sympathizers, later found wounded in the leg and abdomen and likely to die. Benjamin Aquino, a striker, was arrested amid accusations he fired at a policeman and triggered the bystander shooting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Garment
Benjamin Aquino
Motorcycle Patrolman Injured in Fourth Avenue Collision
A motorcycle patrolman named Ford was slightly bruised after a collision yesterday afternoon with an automobile driven by EK Batchelder at Fourth Avenue and Seneca Street. Batchelder, turning into Seneca, did not move quickly, causing Ford to strike the running board. the motorcycle was demolished and Ford was thrown to the ground.
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EK. Batchelder
Seneca
Batchelder
Seneca Et
Coal Passers On Liner Strike Ties Up Shipping
The liner Bt. Paul of the American line could not sail due to coal passer strikes. Strikers expanded, shipping is nearly stopped, and the Olympic’s maiden voyage next week may be delayed as companies seek non union coal passers.
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Bousmnampton
Ong
Bt. Paul
American Line
Olympic
Carrie Nation Dies After Long Fight Against Drink
Carrie Nation died in a Leavenworth sanitarium at age, Paresis listed as the cause. The famed saloon smasher had been ill since January and entered care for a nervous breakdown sparked by lawsuits with a lecture bureau. She grew unconscious at noon as reporters note she had long ceased to battle drink.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Carrie Nation
Mrs. Nation
Night riders to face trial for land fraud conspiracy
Seven prominent Camas Prairie ranchers are brought to trial in Boise on charges of conspiring to defraud the federal government of lands and deny entry rights. Arrested on federal bench warrants, they appear arraigned but at liberty on heavy bonds as fears of masked intimidation by the group surface. The long terror campaign against land claimants has included threats of violence and intimidation to force compliance.
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United Press
Boise
Ida
Caman Prairie di
FE. C. Grinwold
Chas. M. Johnson
Harry McAdams
Marvin Wilson
James
Hanford
Jerry Her
Battle with Demented Man Aboard Steamer Gualala
The crew of the steam schooner Gualala overpowered Charles Jang a stevedore believed to be from Stockton Insane asylum after he fought aboard. He tried to jump into the bay as sailors restrained him with a dozen hands assisting. A second struggle followed when officers moved him ashore to detention.
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San Francisco
Charles Jang
Longin
Stockton Insane Asylum
Long
Balky Engine Delays Flight at Madison Park
Seattle aviator Charles Walsh faced engine trouble delaying yesterday's display at Madison Park with 1 200 spectators watching. Walsh swapped to a Wenatchee repaired motor, then returned to the original, optimistic for a successful flight this afternoon as weather favors a spectacular display.
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Seattle
Charles Walsh
Hamilton
Balkyne
Walsh
Dine
Madison Park
Wenatchee
Thig
Morrison Walso
Weather forecast for Seattle area shows showers tonight
Seattle and vicinity eyes showers tonight and Sunday with light southeast winds. The outlook calls for steadier rain at times as a weather system moves through the region.
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Seattle
Vicinity
Toothache Aid Ad From Old Time Filling Co
An odd vintage ad promotes a temporary filling for decaying teeth with a playful tone. It asks if you fear the dentist and offers a mail order option via coins or stamps to receive Fill-O Mfg. Maritime Beattie products.
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Maritime Beattie
Berg Furrier and Taxidermist Ad
C. C. Berg, furrier and taxidermist offering tanning and high grade fur rug making. Manufacturer of artificial skulls for rug work. Summer prices on ladies furs and alterations at 1425 First Ave.
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C. C. Berg
First Ave
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