Clever Crook Captured in San Francisco Case
United Press reports a man known as George Wilson arrested at the St Franciel hotel after a spree of forgeries. His wife, elegant and refined, questioned by police, may be released. Denver and Philadelphia press demand Wilson’s return to face bad paper charges.
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United Press
Ignn Prancisco
Hu Wilson
George
St. Fracel
Uteheoks
Elty
Hoxton
Praneiece
Wileen
Prioner
Denver
Wilson
Philadelphia
Herelty
St. Francie
Wison
Clared
Ce Aegent
Sunnyside
Wash
Webb
Grand Rapids, Mich
Passenger Train Strikes Auto Near Town
A Northern Pacific passenger train crashed into an automobile near a town last night. J. Johanno and J. Mead were among those involved as two chauffeurs fled the scene. Passengers reported a near collision, with serious injuries listed for several occupants as responders attended the wreck.
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W. J. Johanno
Tom Johns J. Mead
March 4 Sale Highlights Shoes and Workwear Deals
Sale ad announces a week of offers with items priced at 2.75 and 200, featuring various styles and discounts on dress and work attire.
Collision Involving Kinney Injures Boy Hit by Auto
Marshal Johnson was returning from tending Kinney the boy who moments earlier had been struck by an automobile and badly hurt.
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Marshal Johnson
Kinney
Concessionaires' Club Formed Amid Alaska Exposition
Members formed the Concessionaires' Club to aid concession operations during and before the Alaska Exposition. Meatry Weatherwax was noted, with Capt. A. Maber as secretary and Harner Nathan as treasurer, reflecting early leadership roles in organizing the venture.
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Meatry Weatherwax
Alaska
Harner Nathan
Capt
A. M.aber
Two New Stone Landing Suits Filed in King County
Andrew Nelson and Mike Keiihy sue King County for property damages and injuries from the Stone’s Landing collapse. Nelson seeks 694.24 dollars while Keiihy demands 1,205 dollars.
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Andrew Nelson
Mike Keiihy
King County
Stone's Landing
Public Market prices and a wide range of produce offered
The market lists price changes and specials including silver carp at 15 per pound and looser raisins at 6e per pound. White and Black figs two pounds for 22e, butter at 40c per pound, lard at 11e per pound, and potatoes delivered tomorrow at 1.15 per 10 pounds. Early Rose seed potatoes quoted at 8e per pound.
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Hen Davis
Grocery price list with extensive shop items and weights
A long scanned price list shows butter, cheese, meat cuts, poultry, vegetables, fruit, and staples with per box, per pound, or per bunch rates. Entries include Nanch Washington creamery butter, Boe mutton chops, rib roasts, onions, carrots, celery, apples, popcorn, oranges, pineapples, carnations, roses, and various fish prices. Many items show unit prices and weight ranges, reflecting a bustling late period market catalog.
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Ce Dos Washington Creamery
Towa Creamery
Royal gift to uncrowned empress Katharina Schratt
Simperer Prana Joseph of Austria presents Katharina Schratt, longtime favorite and uncrowned empress of Austria, with a splendid palace valued at 600000 marks in a remarkable New Year gift. The residence previously held high social status in Vienna’s aristocratic Ringstrasse.
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Vienna
Mar
Florida Delegation Split by Open Primary for Bryan Run
Delegates to the national Democratic Convention in Florida will be chosen in open primaries and pledged to no candidate. The plan allows a candidate such as Bryan to appear on the ticket if he wins, with supporters contributing 5 percent of a year's salary to expenses. Primary dates are May 19 and June 16, with Bryan seen as likely to win a solid delegation of 10 votes amid opposition.
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Star Af Service
Talaha
Pla
Florida
Winmwell
Denver
Fryan
Hine Democrats
Gailroad
Wall Street
Nebraskan
Aggressiven
Bryan
Unraveling the Walsh Bank Collapse Trail
Chicago reports no clear breakthrough in John J Walsh pursuit as fate and misfortune dog the financier since his three banks failed. References span Dec 18 1905 bank closures and subsequent indictments and appearances through Feb 18 1947, with sickness and tragedy entwined in the legal saga surrounding Walsh.
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Seattle
Chicago
Mar
John Fh Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Aes Wience Ot
Walsh
First Grand Jury
Trial verdict reached after long deliberation in four counts
Jurors returned a guilty verdict after 18 hours of deliberation in a four count case. Hammill, a Walsh attorney, was shot at by Mrs. Tho Metcalf during the trial. Harette reportedly met her 14 months earlier.
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Vigher
Hammill
Walsh
Tho
Metcalf
Harette
Leased Property Allegedly Signed Under Liquor Influence
F.C. Turner files a county court complaint claiming he was intoxicated when he signed a four year lease to JL. Pauley for a slaughter house and cattle facilities on block C in Ogie's Garden Tracts. The $5,000 property was leased at a ruinously low price. Turner seeks to void the lease signed last month with possession due this February after Pauley released the property to Alfred Blodgett.
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F.C. Turner
JL. Pauley
Ogie
Pauley
Alfred Blodgett
Favor Street Across Ravenna Park Plan Approved
City council street committee yesterday endorsed a favorable report on extending 26th Avenue northeast from Ravenna Boulevard across Ravenna Park. The proposal has stirred contention among residents for months. The text also notes a non sequitur about German prating offices and a steamer’s boiler length, but lacks clear relation to the main item.
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26Th Ay
Ravenna Boulevard
Ravenna Park
Stocks End Mixed On Superstitious Friday Push
New York trading on Friday the 11th saw a quiet open as a rudderless session drifted. In the final hour heavy short coverings lifted many issues with American Smelting gaining 3 points, Union Pacific and Copper advancing, while steel shares showed strength and the close finished firm.
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United Press
New York
Union Pacific
Naval critic praises officers after California visit
Henry Reuterdahl, the critic whose article attacked US Navy construction and sparked congressional inquiry, arrived on the Culgoa in San Diego Bay and said his aim was to show defects without faulting all work. He praised Navy officers and personnel as the best in the world, and planned to return to the United States to answer critics. He departed for New York aboard the Santa Fe.
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United Press
Ban Diego
Cal
Henry Reuterdah
United States Navy
Eireles
Washington
Culgoa
Callao
Heuterdahl
United States
Reuterdahl
Reuterbahl
New York
Culberson Backed by Wall Street Democrats in Nomination Talk
Sen Charles Culberson of Texas may gain active support from conservative Democrats if William Jennings Bryan exits the presidential race. Culberson gained popularity in New York, though he faces a public spat with his associate Joe Halley over jealousy claims. A Russian Odessa governor reportedly orders on-site explosions to destroy rooms housing bombs. King Solomon's Mines earned $5,000 at its first sale.
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Star Special Service
Washington
Mar
Chas. A. Culberson
Texas
Wall Street
William Jennings Bryan
Culberson
New York
Joe Halley
Halley
Odessa
Fancy worsted sweaters for men or big boys sale
Regular price 1.00. only 4 dozen fancy worsted sweaters for men or big boys available now. Stock is limited and first come first served.
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Wests
Monarch
Cluett
Cooper
J. B. Stetson
Froexs
Long legged all wool socks offered at regular price
Regular price 25¢ a pair for long legged wool socks in natural grey.
Denim sale at regular price of 65 cents
Advertisement notes best denim in blue and white duck at the same 65 cent price.
Children's Hose Sale At Reduced Price
Regular price 19 percent discount 12 percent for fast black 4x1 ribbed hose in all sizes 6 to 10. Features include double heel and toe and knee in each pair.
Ladies Jackets On Sale At 98 Cents
Listing highlights ladies jackets priced at 98 cents with regular prices from 4.00 to 7.50. All black options available in sizes 34 to 42 with most fully lined.
Ladies' Corsets in Small Black Sizes Sale
One line classified noting black ladies' corsets in small sizes from American Lady and W. B. Worth, offered at 25 cents per pair, originally priced from 1.00 to 2.50.
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W. B
House Wrappers Half Price Offer
About 100 house wrappers offered at half price while supplies last. Regular prices 1.25 1.50 1.75 and 2.00 dollars. Limited quantity available. first come, first served.
Outing Flannels Sale in Seattle at 12 and a Quarter
Two yards of soft outing flannels offered in best styles and colors at 12 1 4 cents per yard. Regular price is 12 1 2 cents per yard. Available across Seattle stores.
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Seattle
Grocery Price List Fragments Include Canned Goods
A fragment lists prices for crab apple jelly glass 5c regular 10c canned halibut 5c regular 15c sockeye salmon 10c regular 20c Falcon pancake flour six pounds 19c regular 35c Rainier Mineral Soap notes incomplete.
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Rainier
Grocery Sale Ad Highlights Low Prices
A newspaper ad lists food specials including macaroni and spaghetti at 25 cents for 4 pounds each, mixed nuts 2 pounds for 25 cents, dates 4 1 2 cents per pound, choice figs 6 1 2 cents per pound, California raisins 74 cents per 14 cents, fresh prunes 6 cents, Wisconsin cream cheese 16 cents. Regular prices accompany each item.
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California
Wisconsin
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Third Aves
Concessionaires’ Club
the Star
Katherina Schratt
Baron von Konigewarter
Emperor Wae
Mme Sechratt
Mietsing
GOV. N. B. Broward
Jacb Waldeck
The
Washington Trust Company
W. Clie
A. G. Kerry
W. Godwin
Donna Behram
W. P. Trimble
George F. Stone
William Piggott Co
Burnside
First Avenue and
Madison Street
Weber Clothing
Weber Clothing Co
State Security Co
Atchison, Kansas
Favor
Aavrug Det
Mauretania
NEW York Stock Market
A. McKay Jordan
King Solomon's
Chas
Second Avenue
Pike
Pine
Z. A. Mafrige
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