Georgetown Protest Over Seattle Mayor's Remarks Action Demands Fair Treatment
Georgetown residents publish a formal protest from a March 1 1908 mass meeting denouncing Seattle Mayor Moore’s remarks about Georgetown and the open roads and licensed pool rooms. The statement defends Georgetown as a distinct municipality with 5000 residents and protests misrepresentation for political aims. It lists signatories including Herbert Notice S A Kegley H F Corey and many others.
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Georgetown
Seattle
Moore
Star
Wash
Herbert
A. Kegley
H. F. Corey
Charles H. Ennis
Allen A. Bartow
W. F P. Robb
Edward Long
H. Tecklenberg
William Allbright
William Schaaf
F. L. Wait
W. A. Stewart
A. W. Jamison
George M. Brown
A. H. Petr
Willam Zahn
Adam Rausch
H. Calame
China
Wenger
L. 0. Hammer
P. W. Morgan
John J. Jones
G. R. Phelps
F.C
B Buhl
J.B. Shaw
L. Gehring
A. K. Dye
Fred Panst
B. Bufeis
George R. Tindall
Wm. Jones
N. V. Askine
G. B. Straw
J. Houtaker
R. M. Bissell
Joseph Casteel
L. Brewer
Thomas Hawmann
Lous Steen
Peter Blum
Carl Plambeck
Gymnasium Supplies At Theodore Wilts & Co.'s
Theodore Wilts & Co. advertises gymnasium equipment and supplies at their 1008 address. The notice highlights mats, apparatus, and related gear for fitness and physical training.
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Theodore Wilts & Co
Fire destroys Lembke’s dry goods store in Albert Lea
A March 1 blaze in Albert Lea Minnesota leveled Lembke's dry goods store and damaged the Northwestern Telephone assets and other property with extensive loss reported.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Lembke
Northwestern Telephone Aseen
Coffin Jeweler Relocates Store on Pike Street
Coffin, the jeweler formerly at 325 Pike Street, has moved across the street to 404 Pike Street beside the Quaker Drug Co. The move places the business adjacent to a new landmark while keeping the same name and service.
Teachers Meet in Sedro-Woolley County Program
Skagit County teachers gathered in Sedro-Woolley under County Superintendent Thomanowsh. An interesting program by teachers from across the county was presented. Further meetings of a similar nature will likely be held soon, but no date is set.
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Sedro-Woolley
Skagit County
Thomanowsh
Senator Allison Breaks Senate Record at 70
United Press reports Senator Allison turned 70 and will complete his 39th year in the Senate today, breaking all records. He has served in Congress for 43 years, with congratulations pouring in from colleagues in Washington.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Allison
Senate
Congress
Mount Vernon Schools Close Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Bellingham March 3 The Mount Vernon schools were closed yesterday for a week as diphtheria spreads in the city. The disease first appeared at Skagit City and Fir where two children have died. Public places including schools and churches have been closed in the past week.
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Bellingham
Mount Vernon
Skagit City
Fir
Oregon Delegation Mulls U S District Attorney Hopefuls
In Washington today after an informal conference the Oregon delegation weighs John McCort of Pendleton and E KR Bryson of Corvallis as possible United States district attorney candidates. Louis Taliaferro Dead, Colorado Springs editor, dies after long illness. Mme Schumantiennk, noted contralto, applies for naturalization papers in New York.
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United Press
Washington
Oregon
John McCort
Pendleton
E. KR. Bryson
Corvallis
United States
Louis Taliaferro
Colorado
Colo
Evening Telegraph
Golden Gate Stock Offered by Herrin & Co
Comstock Golden Gate HH M Herrin and Co offer 300 shares of Golden Gate stock at 45 cents per share. The sale lists 610 Piratav as the address or contact.
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HH. M. Herrin & Co
Piratav
Tock
Golden Gate
Love Story Ends in Divorce Row in Skagit County
An aging Skagit County widowed woman and a 72 year old groom wed January 29 after a long courtship. Their honeymoon ended with the groom leaving the country and divorce proceedings commencing, shocking respected locals who had followed the romance.
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Star
PeAenene
Sauen
Rane
Philometia Deffy
Daniel B. Horton
Skagit County
Bleare
Burton
Aims a blow at stock gambling in house
In Washington on March 3 a bill was introduced by Hepburn Iowa proposing a tax of cents per 100 shares on stock or agreements to buy stock. The measure targets stock certificates used as collateral and taxes are collected upon delivery or issuance of new certificates with a stamped memorandum attached.
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United Press
Waslington
Hepburn
Iowa
Tificates Ae
Copper King's Wife Seriously Ill After Foreign Trip
Mrs. W A Clark wife of the Montana senator has returned from an extended trip abroad and is seriously ill. She suffered a severe grip infection in Southern France leading to complications and slow recovery. The voyage home on the Lorraine was rough and constant seasickness worsened her condition, causing concern among friends.
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New York
W A. Clark
Montana
France
Lorraine
Arrest of Jack Couner Alias Jack Moore in Water Copper Case
An arrest in Water Copper area follows two weeks of evasion by Jack Couner alias Jack Moore of Douglas County. He was captured by Sheriff Logan while allegedly fleeing officers near the Columbia River. a prior report claimed he was believed dead during the pursuit before the intercept.
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United Press
Dayo
Wash
Jack Couner
Jack Moore
Douglas County
Logan
Water
Columbia Rive
Railroad Indicted in Coal Marketing Conspiracy Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission 1966 inquiry into coal marketing led to a federal grand jury indictment of Union Pacific Coal Company Oregon Short Line Railroad Company and others for conspiracy. The jury found they refused coal delivery to Salt Lake dealer D B Sharp over a 50 cent price cut.
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United Proach
Salter
Interstate Commerce Complesion
Union Pacific Coal Company
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
D. BH. Sharp
Salt Lake
Sharp
Trotting horseman bitten by mad dog in Lexington
John Splan, trotting horseman, arrived in Chicago for hydrophobia treatment at Paeur Institute after being bitten by a mad dog in Lexington, Kentucky last Friday. No symptoms have appeared and recovery is expected. Three others were bitten at the same time.
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United Press
Chicago
John Splan
Paeteur Institute
Lexington
Splan
Receipts Break Record for Secretary of State Office
Receipts of the secretary of state's office for February 1908 totaled 9511.60, the highest in the office's history, about 40 percent more than February 1907 and over 300 percent above 1906.
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United Press
Olympia
Secretary of State
Protest Over Paying Deputies Sworn In
The Mine Owners Association of Fairbanks Alaska forwards a protest to Delegate Cale against paying deputies sworn in by the marshal during the recent labor disturbance. Cale plans to seek funds from other sources to cover deputy wages.
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Washington, D. C
Mine Owners’ Association of
Fairbanks
Amaka
Cale
Moscow Evening Journal Suspends Publication
The Moscow Idaho Evening Journal suspends operations and its publishers seek new fields. Great Falls Montana targets theatre managers who violate Sunday state law by keeping venues open. Captain Amundsen the Arctic explorer visits Salt Lake City en route to Seattle. Latah County Idaho faces teacher shortages. Congress is split on opening the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition on Sunday.
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Moscow
Idaho
Great Falls
Mont
Amundsen
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Latah County
Congress
Alaska
Baseball and Running Shoes at Hall
A short notice notes baseball related items and running shoes available near Hall at 1111 First Avenue. The item list includes footwear suitable for athletic use and sports equipment in a location described as Hall.
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Hall
First
Tapestry Couch Covers on Sale at Frederick & Nelson
A surplus couch cover sale by Frederick and Nelson features nine lots of Moss Rose brand covers. Prices range from 1.95 to 10.00 with patterns including Oriental fringe, Bagdad striped and Art Nouveau designs. Sizes include 72 inch wide pieces finished with cord.
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Sixtra
Laundry and laundry room items in ads for less
Tomorrow special sale on numerous laundry aids including washing machines ironing boards driers sleeves and boards. Highlights include a light durable washing machine at 7.95 a full line of hardwood and galvanized drying gear with varied prices and sizes, plus glass and zinc washboards and willow clothes items.
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Hudson
Marvel
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WM. A. Clark
Star Special Service
F. M
Agere
Teers
Frederick & Nelson
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Pi Eastman
Colgate
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Parke, Davia & Co
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Bell
Johnson
Red Cross
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Eno
Rowat
Bing
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Goodyear
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de Labin
Hinds
Guerlain
Pinard
the Valley
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