Seattle proposes strict milk ordinance regulate distribution
A city health board plan introduces a strict milk ordinance in Seattle to standardize milk quality. It envisages licenses for all distributors, authority to inspect dairies, banning malt as cow feed, and a bacteriological standard for milk. Milk must arrive at 69 degrees or cooler, kept below 50 degrees to curb bacteria.
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Seattle
Board of Health
Las Guy
Woodcock
Barna
Brewery Trust
City
Sa .m
Ohio
Pike Street
Cor
Third Ave
Easy to Cure Piles at Home Pyramid Pile Cure Ad
Advertisement claims piles can be cured at home with Pyramid Pile Cure. It offers a free trial by mail to readers who send name and address, promising painless relief and no surgery. Full dosage boxes are available from druggists for 50 cents.
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Ft & Pyramid Pile
Pyramid Ce
Main Street
Mar
Ruggists
Irish Joan of Arc Seeks Divorce in Paris
Mrs. MacBride formerly Maud Gonne seeks divorce from Major MacBride after a preliminary hearing in the Seine tribunal. Custody of their infant awarded to Mrs. MacBride while settlement proceeds. The couple wed in Paris on February 22, 1993. Also noted is Judge Hanford ruling lack of jurisdiction in Susan Spencer’s federal suit against Washington and Samuel Crockett.
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Paris
Tribunal of the Seine
Susan Spencer
State of Washington
Samuel Crockett
Walter Crockett
Hanford
Missouri Governor vows to crush gambling lobby
Jefferson City March 14 A furious battle over race track gambling pits Governor Folk against a gambling syndicate that allegedly controls a Senate majority. Reported threats claim the senators will repeal anti bribery measures unless the Kansas City compromise bill is enacted. Folk vows unceasing fight to destroy the ring.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Folk
Kansas City
State Senate
Folks
Cor
Falk
Storm King Ravages South Coast Coastline
Santa Barbara reports the worst storm on record with extensive property loss. The Storm King sank vessels, washed away oceanfront, halted communication with Los Angeles, and caused four inches of rain. Los Angeles bridges collapsed with injuries and possible drownings. Monica and Farallones area damage tallies rise as weather subsides.
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Ry Ferteps News
Santa Barbara
Cal
Los Angeles
Ocean Boulevard
Colorado Legislature Decides Adama Peabody Contest
The Colorado supreme court ruled that the assembly must resolve the gubernatorial contest between Gov. Alma Adams and ex Gov. Peabody and cannot seat Lt. Gov. McDonald. Adama supporters failed by one vote to adjourn sine die, a Peabody victory in Denver on March 14.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Alma Adama
Peabody
Gev. McDonald
Adama
Adame
Watchmaker Gilbert Miller Recalled as Webster Hero
In Gilbert Miller, a watch maker, who turned a few screws and the works fell apart. Today Harry is the Webster school’s reigning hero, appearing this morning for the first time since his stint as a watch works investigator.
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Gilbert Miller
Harry
Webster
Strike Ends at Library Project Settlement Reopens Work
The library building strike is settled and workers return. Contractors and strikers agree to continue using stone cutting machines that sparked the dispute.
Wheeler and officials face trial over tunnel company scheme
Judge Tuthill denied a motion to quash indictments against Albert C. Wheeler president of Illinois Tunnel Co William Loeffler former City Clerk Edward Ehler deputy clerk James Higgins printer and former Alderman Novak all charged with conspiracy to falsify council records in the tunnel project. Defendants pled not guilty. Trial date未设.
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Wheeler
Illinois Tunnel Company
William Loeffler
Edward Ehlerhorn
James Higgins
Novak
Revel in Berlin Describes Peasant Looting Near Czars Estates
A Moscow dispatch reports rebel peasants plundering estates of Grand Dukes Vladimir Nichol as and Alexander in Oral and Tohbernigov provinces. They burned the czar’s country residence near Niesen, with total damage estimated at about one million.
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Berlin
Moscow
Vladimir
Nicholas
Alexander
Oral
Tohbernigov
Niesen
Water Shutoff Tonight Affects Multiple Firms
Water will be shut off this evening from 6 p m until 9 am on boad avenue south of connecticut street. This will affect the Centennial Hammond Mille the Standard Oil and the Perkins Manufacturing company and other firms.
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Boad Avenue
Connecticut Street
Centennial & Hammond Mille
Standard Oil
Perkins Manufacturing Company
Time Hung on Lip
Harry Lewis aged 10 was entangled by the clock alarm mechanism grinding his lips in the cog wheels. Neighbors a slater a dentist and a doctor attempted freeing him without injury but the effort nearly ended badly before a safer solution was found.
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ST. Louis
Harry Lewis
Slater
Republicans Bypass Endorsed Nominee in Justice of the Peace Vote
The Republican board of county commissioners named P. V. Davis as third justice of the peace despite the county Republican organization endorsing Frank Noble for the post. The move drew strong dissatisfaction and sharp criticism from party members and observers.
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P. V. Davis
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Republican County Organization
Frank Noble
Wild slide for his life from Perseverance mine climb
An Indian named Edward Marshall, a miner at Perseverance mine in upper Alaska, slipped on a gleary surface while crossing a snow pass and slid three hundred feet, stopping against a drift and surviving a deadly fall. He had been delivering a message when the accident occurred. A separate incident reports a runaway auto injuring Mrs F A Bock and her son, with a local store offering a watch promotion.
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Thin City
Cottage City
Briaeway
Alaska
Edward Marshall
Special 10 Cent Sale At Rhodes Bros Co
We announce a new line of Wellings and Melines on sale tomorrow at 10c per yard. Regular values of 20c to 40c. See the window display to believe the bargain. Rhodes Bros Co., Arcade building, second avenue.
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Rhodes Bros Co
Swinses
Woman and son escape injury after horse bolts
Mrs Huck loses control of the horse which becomes frightened by a passing automobile. Her son is not badly hurt, and no serious injuries are reported.
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Huck
Library closes. book return plan announced
The public library closed last evening and will stay open to distribute books until further notice. Users with overdue items will not face usual fines, returns to Yesler branch at Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street.
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Oldbrary
Yesler
Fourth Avenue
Jefferson Street
Your heart beats a hundred thousand times daily
A short promotional notice praises Ayer's Sarsaparilla for various health claims based on doctor experience, noting sixty years of sale and urging readers to consider its effects on pulse, blood quality, and health.
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Ayer
Loat Sc
May Have Eloped From Puget Sound Area
Police search for Mrs. Mary A. Wuestney and her daughter who left Purton last Thursday and are believed to have eloped with Will James. The trio reportedly traveled from Purton to Puyallup then to Seattle, prompting a manhunt.
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Vashon Island
Mary A. Wuestney
Will James
Governor Mead vetoes local improvement delinquency bills
Olympia March 14. Governor Mead vetoed Representative J Hi Lindsley’s bill that would authorize payment of local improvement assessments in delinquency tax foreclosures. The action affects tax foreclosures and local improvement charges.
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Olympia
Cov
Mead
J. Hi. Lindsley
Senate and Seattle lawyers admitted to U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, D.C. March 14. Senators Piles and C. B. Shank of Seattle were admitted to practice before the Supreme Court today. Arguments in the Sullivan estate case from Seattle will not begin until after April 3.
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Washington, D.C
Piles
Shank
Seattle
Supreme Court of the United States
Sullivan
Fire destroys Grand Crossing Tech plant in Chicago
Fire swept through the Grand Crossing Tech plant in Chicago covering a block. Loss set at 500000 dollars. Eight hundred employees escaped unharmed.
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Chicago
Grand Crossing Tech Company
Lowa
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