All Poison Must Be Driven Out of the Blood
Sulphur to the agent for purifying system and restoring health advertised by C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Company. The letter campaign claims Rheumatism and related ailments are caused by uric acid and that Sulphurro cleanses the blood through multiple pathways. Readers are urged to try the medicine with a series of testimonials from Seattle and Spokane residents praising relief and cure.
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C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Company
C. M. C. Stewart
Theatre listings and civic note from Oklahoma
At the theatres Moore Mia and Lealie Carter star in Two Women with Metropolitan Alma Where Do You Live Seattie The Chorus Lady and vaudeville at various houses including Empress Pantages Orpheum and Grand Motion Pictures and Vaudeville. Judge Roger Greene resigns as rivers and harbors committee chair of the Chamber of Commerce after 17 years J S Race elected to succeed him. Mugrkee Oklahoma constable chains Midland Valley engine and 16 freight cars near Warner as a $19.95 judgment against the road is paid.
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Moore
Mia
Lealie Carter
Alma
Seattie
Pantages
Orpheum
Grand—Motion Pictures
Roger
Mugkogee
Okla
Midland Valley Railroad
Warner
City Board Rules Underground Wiring Poles Illegal
The board of public works ruled that the city cannot erect or maintain poles in the underground wiring district any more than private concerns. A. C. Frye & Co. and Washington Cold Storage Co. must appear before the superior court on April 5 to show cause why 25 barrels of poultry in cold storage since June 1911 should not be destroyed as unfit for human food.
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Board of Public Works
A. C. Frye & Co
Washington Cold Storage Co
Superior Court
Never Fed The Kitty Card Party Joke
A brief comic exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript depicts Jack joking that Kitty should not play cards because she looked for a knife when asked to cut the cards. Tom questions the impression.
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Jack
Kitty
Tom
Boston Evening Transcript
Death of Hob Clothing Co. president Max Bornstein
Max Bornstein, president of the Hob Clothing Co., died yesterday at Providence hospital. He had resided here since 1892. The funeral was held at 11 o clock this morning from the family residence at 1607 17th. Seattle Social Service club plans an immigration dinner at 6 15 next Monday evening in Beattie Commercial club rooms.
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Max Bornstein
Hob Clothing Co
Providence Hospital
Hernstein
Seattle
City Officials To Attend Dinner With Manufacturers
Mayor Cotterill and city officials will be guests at the Manufacturers' Association dinner at the Hotel Lincoln on Saturday evening, March 23. The account follows a quoted Holmes citable moment about Flubdub and a judge's remark on cigars.
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Cotterill
Manufacturers’ Association
Lincoln
Pet steals string during pearl necklace unveiling
A pet snatched the string holding Mrs. Goran's pearl necklace at a party in New York as her $25,000 portrait was unveiled, triggering excitement and a near disruption of the event.
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New York
Comstock Withdraws Charges After Review
Fred W. Comstock, former legislator, retracts accusations of mismanagement against Patrick McInnis over the Helle Kimball estate, saying investigation shows he was misinformed and mistaken and Melnotle acted honorably. The Sons of the American Revolution gather at Dr. Clarence A. Smith’s home, 1305 Mercer Ave, tonight as W. B. Starr presents an original patrolie paper.
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Comstock
Fred W. Comstock
Patrick McInnis
Helle
Kimball
Melnotle
Sons of the American Revolution
Clarence A. Smith
Mercer
W. B. Starr
Missing Chicago Children Spark Police Search
Chicago police report 22 children missing over three weeks, 13 boys and nine girls. No note found. investigators continuing search for the youngsters.
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Chicago
Various samples from March 20 news briefs
Reports from New York and other cities cover a burned hands claim by Vincenzo Giardancesco, a Camorra trial summation by Sig nor Santoro in Viterbo, a $250 verdict against a whisky firm for misleading health claims, a 14 year old from Hoston complaining about New York beans, a $2000 wager to race an auto backward to New York, and a Chicago slander case dismissal in a quarrel between two women.
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New York
Vincenso Giardancesco
Harlem
William Longman
Philip Walsh
Hoston
City Hall Park
Campbell
Winston Salem
N. C
J. H. Lehman
J. H. Nixon
New York City
Chicago
Hopkins
Marie Berberich
Anna Christop
Northwestern sails with 382 aboard from Pier 2 for Alaska ports
The steamship Northwestern carried 382 passengers on a voyage to southeastern and southwestern Alaska. A. V. Rinehart of the public utilities weights and measures department warned 114 public market merchants about alleged short weights. Harry Burbridge faced grand larceny charges for $90.15 in groceries from Sylvester Bros. Co. An employee was acquitted by a jury in the superior court. A sermon titled The Eternal Failure, Hells and What It Means was given at a women’s mission at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
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A. V. Rinehart
The
Weights and Measures Department of Public Utilities
Harry Burbridge
Sylvester Bros. Co
Church of the Immaculate
Man Refuses Wife Support Claim Cited Free Country
Julius Forst in Chicago argued it would be slavery to use his money for his wife's support but was ordered to pay her four dollars weekly. The court ruled the obligation stands despite his assertion of freedom.
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Chicago
Julius Forst
Prison Christian Science Class Grows in New Jersey Penitentiary
In Trenton New Jersey on March 20 ninety eight convicts at the state penitentiary become members of a Christian Science class started inside the prison by Edward A Stokes The program aims to provide religious study and guidance to inmates within the facility.
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Gen
Shields
Jackson
Mount Jackson
Winchester
Manassas
Trenton
N. J
State Penitentiary
Edward A. Stokes
Bishop Vincent urges calm stance on enemies
In Chicago Bishop J. H. Vincent counsels readers to imagine disliked individuals at peace in coffins and notes some people show good sense by not engaging. In New York Mrs. Esther Barkina uses tobacco leaves in a bath to treat a rash and suffers nicotine poisoning at St. Marys Hospital Brooklyn.
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Chicago
J. H. Vincent
New York
Esther Barkina
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Alberta Claire Pony Journey Delays Return in Toledo
Miss Alberta Claire, who traveled from Sheridan Wyo to Buffalo N Y on a pony back junket, is temporarily detained in Toledo C as the pony's tender feet prevent travel.
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Toledo
Alberta Claire
Sheridan
Wyo
Buffalo
N. Y
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Hotel Washington Annex
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Olympic Mountains
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Georgetown
Chan W. Mansfield
Care of California Commission Co
James W. Law
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Hotel Rhein
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Mothers’ Circle
Longfellow School
Maude Parker
Europe
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George W. Weldon
Bremerton
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Children’s Linen
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Sik
Feets
Arnold
Nome
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Macine Heat & Auto Co
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