City News in Brief From Seattle Shows Local Events
A rapid roundup lists court and social notices, club meetings, weddings, church events, public lectures, and civic happenings across Seattle. Highlights include a card party at Standard Furniture, a whist social at Queen City Lodge, a marriage notice for Mrs Helen Gould Bourdon and Dr Geo B Eversole, and various club gatherings at local halls and churches.
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Seattle Court
O. A
Standard Furniture Co
Johnson
Laws
Walter McCray
Queen City Lodge
K. of
Hall
First
Pike
Helen Gould Bourdon
Geo. B. Eversole
Beware of fake Dr Brown a dental advert warns
An office ad at Union Block 713 First Ave warns patients about a fake Dr Brown and promises savings on dental work. The notice urges visitors to verify the doctor with a pictured sign at the entrance and touts lower costs compared with other dentists while claiming reputational protection.
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BE. J. Brown
Aastat
Ant
Seattle Druggist Offers Buckthorn Based Remedy Adlertka
Seattle druggists advertise a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mixture named Adlertka sold by Wifts Pharmacies and the Seattle agency at Broadway North and $35 Broadway. The ad claims rapid relief of sour stomach gas and constipation with immediate and powerful action.
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Wift
Broadway N
Seattle
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray Coverage
An old home remedy revived in drug stores as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. A downtown druggist touts its natural darkening effect, claiming gray strands fade after nightly applications and the formula also treats dandruff and scalp irritation.
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Wyeth
Girl Claims to Be Dorothy Arnold Arrests Result
Los Angeles report says a woman identified as Mrs. Chas O'Dell was arrested for passing worthless checks during an investigation into a claim of being Dorothy Arnold, the missing New York heiress. Police believe she suffers from a mental condition and physician Dr A B Coolidge notes her belief in being famous actresses.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Chas. O'Dell
A. 8. Coolidge
Hanson Leaves Realty Firm to Seek Progressive Senate Nomination
Ole Hanson retires from Ole Hanson & Co selling his interest to partners A H Reid and A R Bravender who will run the firm with Reid as president. Hanson opens an office at 711 New York Building and plans to campaign for the U S Senate from there on the progressive ticket with a November election in view.
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Ole Hanson
United States
Hanson
Ole Hanson & Co
A. H. Reid
A. R. Bravender
Reid
New York Building
Wilson Criticizes Page Speech Misquotations
President Wilson says Ambassador Page was misunderstood in London remarks about the canal tolls and Monroe doctrine. He notes U S dispatches misquote and omit words altering the meaning, insisting the speech did not claim repeal was only to please England.
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Washington
Page
America
London
Wilson
United States
England
Iteelf
Mayor Gill Outlines Police Policy On City Cafes And Crime
Mayor Gill details a hard line on cafe ordinances, urging elimination of near-variety shows and closed boxes in Chinese noodle cafes. He favors orchestral music, closing lodging houses to youths, and prosecuting men who lead young girls astray while focusing on crime prevention over petty arrests. He seeks council and prosecuting attorney cooperation and directs cops to stay on beats to curb burglaries and hold ups.
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Griffiths
Gill
Funeral for 6 year old boy killed by street car
Funeral services for the six year old son of H. Yamaoka of 410 Main Street will be held Tuesday. The child died after being run down by a Seattle Ren ton Southern street car Saturday night. In New York Belvedere Brooks is reported to be near succeeding T N Vail as president of the Western Union.
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Mercer
Warren
Washington
J. A. Devers
Walla Walla
Savoy
Jennie Swartzbaugh
Blaine
E. E. Blackwood
N. P
Victoria
Pope
G. F. Quinan
P. Hall
United Presbyterian Church
T. J. Senn
Chattanooga
Bremerton
Circle E
First Presbyterian Church
Ridgely
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Puget Sound
Delta Tau Delta
Star of Judah
Temple de Hirsch
Albert Dahlstrom
Mann Ac
Phi Delta Theta
Broadway Hall
Pocahontas
Eckert's Hall
Isabella Austin
Welsh
Pioneer
Hi Gill
F. L. Levinson
Green Lake Blvd
Schubert Club
James Anderson
Pacific Coast Co
Municipal League
City and Electric Company
City and Electric Company. Building Board
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Red Socialists
North End Progressive Club
E. C. Mooers
Borenav
Luna Park
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Locomotive Engineers
Foresters’ Hall
Council of Jewish Women
Parent-Teacher Association
Whittier
Bon Marche
Washington Hive
L. of M
Swedish Club
Pennsylvania Club
16Th Av
Woman’s Century Club
Woman's Improvement Club
Sunset
Northwest Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors
Kane
Taller
Brotherhood First Baptist Church
A. J. Kelpser
Kirkland
College of Liberal Arts
Clause Larson
Musical Art Society
Washington Annex
W. W. Hoover
Charleston
W. Va
J. E. Flynn
West Seattle
H. Yamaoka
Main St
Seattle, Renton & Southern
New York
Belvedere S Brooks
T. N. Vail
The
Western Union
How Much Gold Do You Want in Willow Creek
An advertisement extols the Willow Creek district as one of the richest regions with confirmed government reports and bullion and tailings profits since 1909. It promotes The Golden Hill Consolidated Mines with a $1,000,000 capital and 1,000,000 shares, led by Loeb and Rosenthal, noting treasury stock and low development costs point to large dividends.
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Co. B. Bogardus
Willow Creek
United States
United States Assay Office
Bogardus Testing Laboratories
Knik
Unusual Offer From Golden Hill Consolidated Mines
The company offers to repay stock subscriptions in cash from first net proceeds, with subscribers retaining shares as a bonus. Subscriptions at 15 cents per share are accepted through March 21 up to the amount needed. Shares issued in order of receipt. excess funds returned. No less than 100 shares ($15) accepted.
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Golden Hill Consolidated Mines
Treasury
S. S
Admiral Evans
Alaska
Herrin & Rhodes, Inc
Gold Hill Buys 5-Stamp Mill for Willow Creek Project
Golden Hill Consolidated Mines plans to transport and install a 5-stamp mill and tramway with supplies funded by treasury stock sale. The project aims to start production by July 16, with an estimated season output of 22 500 dollars to 45 000 dollars net, potentially double.
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Golden Hill Consolidated Mines
Willow Creek
Treasury
Admiral Evans
Seattle
Joshua Hen
Bogardus
Gold Hill
Alaska
Tacoma
Ray duo draw cheers in Rio Grande sketch at Orpheum
John and Emma Ray perform a lively sketch On the Rio Grande at the Orpheum this week. A four member vocal quartet enhances the show, while a second act titled The Naked Man provokes strong audience reactions with its risqué humor.
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John
Emma Ray
Orphéum
the Rio Grande
Empress Opens New Bill With Chinese Acrobats
The Imperial Pekinese troupe headline the Empress show as the principal act on the new program opened yesterday. The bill also features several other acts that drew attention from audiences.
Battle reported at Torreon in present rebellion
Mexico City dispatches say the main clash of the rebellion rages at Torreon with wires down and rebels shelling the town as three railroad men delivering the news were arrested. Foreign residents seek further updates amid sparse information.
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Mexico City
Torreon
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Mare Island
Kennedy Hotel
Assembly
E.v.brown
First Avenue
First Ave
Union Block
Dr. Browna
Edwin J. Brown, D. D. S
Seattice
Centtet
Seattle Druggist
Girl
the Retail Department OF
Over D. Thomas Co
Wilton
Beattl
Fvethane
Irginia
Moore Theatre
Westlake
Rogardus Testing Laboratories
Ansayers——Metallurgiste—Chemista
Columbia St
I. Rosenthal
Golden Hill Mines
Seattle, Wash
Black
U. S
Januska
Golden Hill
Alaska Free Gold
Alaska Gold
Fishhook Creek
Cherry ST
Orpheum
Jawn Evers
Tinker
Macon
Cub
Boston Bean
Joe Tinker
Rabbit Maranville
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