Hearst Seen Facing Independent Nomination Push
John Adams reports in New York that William Randolph Hearst, age 45, builds the Independence League into a national force while signaling no final run for office. He backs government power to curb trusts, embraces imperial purchase of telegraph lines, and supports municipal and railroad ownership with conditions.
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John Adam
New York
Mar
Wim Randolphs
Hearst
Theo Roosevelt
Ines
United States
Pryan
Himseelf
New York State
Gover
SY Ween
Robinson and Draper End Engagement in New York
Corinne D. Robinson daughter of Douglas Robinson and niece of Theodore Roosevelt breaks engagement with Dr. George H. Draper grandson of Charles A. Dana. Draper, Harvard graduate of 1963, later medical student, intern at Presbyterian Hospital for two years.
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United Press
New York
Corinne D. Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Hoosevelt
George H. Draper
Charles A. Dana
Draper Io
William H. Draper
Harvard
Presbyterian Hospital
Plan for permanent exposition in city draws on Alaska Yukon Pacific displays
The plan contemplates using the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition exhibits as the nucleus of a permanent display in the city. The Chamber of Commerce envisions portions of the industrial exhibit becoming a standing feature at a convenient downtown location for ongoing public viewing.
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Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Alaskans Wed in Seattle in Winter Trail Marriage
Hough Franklin Berry and Miss Julia Christina Holgren of Pair Banks were married Saturday at the Northern hotel by Rev. M. A. Matthews. The groom, a leading Tanana valley mining operator, departed with his bride on the Saratoga last night to Fairbanks over the winter trail.
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Hough Franklin Berry
Julia Christina Holgren
Pairbanks
Northern Hotel
Seattle Floating Society forms at First Presbyterian
Ten denominations attended the organization of the Seattle Floating Society of the Christian Endeavor era yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. The group was created to entertain men who are with the American fleet.
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Seattle
Great Buildings Planned In Major City Development
Plans from eastern architects outline 18 modern office and hotel structures of 10 to 12 stories on the old university tract. The White, the first building, rises at Fourth Ave and Union St with a $477,000 cost, part of a seven year construction schedule. An exhibition of the drawings is set for March 16 to 18 at the Butler hotel banquet room.
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Metropolitan Building Company
Fourth Av
Union At
Butler Hotel
Harriman Purchases Another Railroad
Atlanta March 9 E H Harriman confirms reports of buying the Georgia Central railway denying them earlier. The acquisition expands Harriman holdings and provides the Illinois Central access to the Atlantic seaboard. If his Millinotte Central dispute had swung the other way, the Georgia Central might have gone to the Southern Pacific.
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United Press
Atlanta
E. H Harriman
Georgia Central Railway
Illinoia Central Railroad
Atlantic Seaboard
Harriman
Southern System
Georgia Railroad Commission
Stuyvesant Fish
Millinote Central
Fish
Commission
Hlinots Central
Georgia Central
Southern Pacific
University and club events announced across spring schedule
Ohio residents invited to attend readings by Adeline Alvord and performances by Annie Schofield TKB Ashton and Loraine Griffin. D A R meetings with Lady Sterling to follow. Delta Gamma reunion banquet at Washington annex. Sigma Alpha Epsilon banquet at Hotel Lincoln. First Presbyterian Church presents Rossini Stabat Mater with Wareheland DuMond Gillett Cave Chace leading on March 16.
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Annie Schofield
T. KB. Ashton
Loraine Griffin
Adeline Alvord
Ohio
Lady Sterling
D. A
First Presbyterian Church
The
Sylvia Wareheland
Edith M. DuMond
Alvin EB. Gillett
Herbert J. Cave
Frank Wilber Chace
Missionary Mary G Preston Dies at 79 in Seattle
Mary G Preston a veteran missionary who spent 25 years in China died at her daughter’s home 1102 18th av N. Funeral was held at Westminster Presbyterian church. She went to Canton with her husband RevDr Charles F Preston in 1852. He died in 1877. She then continued Chinese work in coast cities.
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Mary G. Preston
China
Robert Campbell
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Preston
Canton
Charles F. Preston
Local grocer backs Schilling's Best coffee guarantee
The grocer offers a money back guarantee on Schilling's Best coffee if customers are not satisfied, promising refunds for poor quality or disliked products. The note emphasizes value in paying for good coffee and assures customer satisfaction.
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Schilling
Knighted Hod Carrier and Explorers in Vallejo Scene
In Vallejo California Moorland Amundsen and Mare Island Navy are named amid a listing of figures including Alessandro as president of Carri rnion UF and a figure described as a King of Italy. The text notes a steam vessel and planned repairs with an expedition beginning to sail through the same.
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Hoston
Masa
Alessandro
Carri Rnion
Italy
Vallejo
Cal
Roald Amundsen
Mare Island Navy
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