Swedish Bishop Von Scheele Guest at Rock Island Celebration
Bishop Von Scheele of Sweden, accompanied by Lady Von Scheele, visits Rock Island for a city celebration. He praises Americans and Col. Roosevelt, calls them leading political figures, and remarks on Sweden's church history and initiative. A banquet and Arcade auditorium address follow a city tour and luncheon with local leaders.
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Col. Roosevelt
Yale
Bishop von Scheele
Kaleer Wilhelm
Politcal Ciputes
Washington Hotel
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Beattle
Bach
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Ern
Lady von Scheele
Adolph Edgren
Mra Lareen
V. N. Thoren
G Abrahamson
Augustana
Jae Forsell
August Brandt
H. B. Turner
Mra. Turner
P. A. Hallberg
John Erickson
Arcade
Mehop von Scheele
Tacoma
Martin Larsen
Swedish Lutheran Church
Culberson Wins Texas Senate Bid With 27 Dollar Spend
Washington report says Senator Culberson has effectively secured re election in Texas with total expenditures of 27 dollars. Only his name appears on ballots as fees in many counties are required to place him on the ticket. Republicans do not field opponents in the state, leaving Culberson unopposed.
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Washington
Culberson
Texas
Culberson le
Operetta “Golden Hair” to be repeated at Moore theatre
Receipts from the Sacred Heart school operetta “Golden Hair” total nearly $1000 after a performance at Moore theatre last Thursday evening. Demand for a reprise was strong among both attendees and those who could not obtain seats, and a new date will be announced soon.
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Sacred Heart School
Moore Theatre
Say It Headaches and Constipation Cure Ayer’s Pills
Sugar coated easy to take Ayer’s Pills advertised for headaches and constipation. The claim emphasizes convenience and relief with a familiar brand tone.
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Ayer
SONS OF SOUTH TO GIVE PICNIC
Dixie Day on July 9 plans a picnic at Buquamieh on the Port Madison Indian reservation near Seattle. The event features a clam bake barbecue and athletic events to raise funds for a Confederate soldiers monument in Seattle.
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Beattie
Buquamieh
Port Madison
Sentilo
Seattle
Servant Girl With Scarlet Fever Sparks Medical Malpractice Suit
Dr Eirn ess A Bluderle is sued in superior court for 2500 damages by John Swanson and Swanson of 5418 4th Ave NW. They allege his servant Rosie Audio contracted scarlet fever at their home. quarantine lasted five weeks. The doctor claims the girl left ill only with a light headache and did not have scarlet fever.
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Rosie Audio
Eirness A. Bluderle
John & Swanson
4Th Av. N. W
Swanson
Hiteler
Alpha St
Largest plat of land filed for Joylla townsite
Gardner and Gardner filed the largest plat in King county history in the recorder’s office. The Joylla townsite on the Seattle Tacoma interurban covers 640 acres and required a filing fee of 696 dollars, the highest amount ever paid in the county.
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Recorder of
King County
Gardner & Gardner
Joylla
Seattle-Tacoma
Snub Suit Demands 1 Million in Damages
UPI reports Mrs Ida M von Claussen filed a bundle of papers in New York county clerk's office as a purported complaint for 1 million dollars against Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Bacon, Charles Graves, and Mrs. von Claussen. The action stems from Greaves’ refusal to present Mrs von Claussen at the late King Oscar of Sweden in 1907.
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New York
Theodore Roonevelt
Robert Bacon
France
Charles Graves
Sweden
Mra
Ida M. von Claussen
Miniater Greaves
Mra von Claussen
Oecar
Billings Officer Tells Congregation to Shed Coats
In Billings a Firet Presbyterian officer Mr. Mew Cullough preached last Sunday in the pulpit wearing a shirtwaist and urged the men of his congregation to shed their coats to cope with the heat.
Baby in distress seeks home and mother
A month old boy needs a loving home after his mother disappeared and his father is dead. The infant, born at a local home, awaits adoption and a caregiver, with contact offered at 3004 First Ave N and by phone Black 684.
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Bars Gone TheatresProfit In Moscow
Moscow Idaho June 29. A year and a half ago when saloons flourished the city could not support one family theatre. Two stock theatres are running now and one moving picture show. The town had one small ice cream parlor a year and a half ago now it has two large ones.
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United Pree
Moscow
Idaho
Sporting celebrites arrive from Australia en route to Reno
Bill Lang Tommy urns Boer Anhors He MelIntosh and other sporting celebrities arrived from Australia yesterday on their way to Reno. The United Wireless to hand capped in the trouble with the government by not being able to do any wire pulling.
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Bill Lang
Tommy Urns
Boer Anhors
He MelIntosh
Australia
Reno
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United Wireless
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Poor Appetite Signals Digestive Nerve Weakness
Poor appetite indicates weakness of the stomach nerves that govern hunger and the desire for food. It suggests the digestive organs require help from remedies or medical guidance to restore normal function.
Club Piano Buying Drives Urgent Action and Savings
Eilers Music House promotes Club Piano Buying with multiple clubs offering new pianos at reduced prices and easy terms. Club E features a 88-note Player-Piano for 586 with 21 down and 2.50 weekly payments. other clubs list prices and small down payments. Members receive free delivery, insurance, tuning, and music lessons, with calls to visit the store at Third and University.
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Eilers
Eilers Music House
Third
University
Spectacular Fire Display Draws Crowds Across Cities
The narration describes a massive North End fire seen from multiple vantage points, with crowds watching from blocks away as firefighters battle the blaze. It discusses sensational rescues, public reactions, and the idea that dramatic fires become a theatrical spectacle, likened to a stage production, as crowds marvel at the spread and firefighting efforts.
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Coney Island
New York
Chicago
Denver
Fighting the Flames thrills Seattle crowds in fiery stage show
George W. Porter leads the Fighting the Flames spectacle in Seattle a three quarters of an hour long production recreating a city fire. The cast includes John T. Stevens and a Vancouver based company with two hose wagons two engines eight horses and over 200 people in the show. Fire safety staff chief Peter Moon and Chief of the Fire Department Joseph Latham plus a large parade of uniformed police and firemen sustain the realistic urban blaze with tar paper flash powder and gas scenes as crowds watch and firemen rescue the perilously trapped passengers.
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John T. Stevens
J. T. Stevens Trust Corp. Ltd
Vancouver
Seattle
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Northwestern States
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Fighting the Flames
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Los Angeles
University of California
Pacific Coast
Arctic Club
L. P. Updyke
P. H. Haskins
al Madison
C. H. Russell
Peter Moon
Joe Anderson
Fire Rats
Professor Minor
Joseph Latham
W. J. Allen
Herman Kantzler
Allen
Butte
Cripple Creek
Dawson
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