Filipinos to Head to Berlin Exhibit After Seattle Transfer
Thousands gathered at Tacoma docks to view a Filipino troupe being moved from the Shawmut to government cars for the St Louis exposition. Dr. T. K. Hunt leads the party, with M. K. Healy overseeing the better educated group. The exhibit aims to be a major Philippine display with native handiwork and a festive, musical market.
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Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Ute St. Louis Exposition
T. K. Hunt
Manila
Arec
Dr. Hunt
Luson
Washington Volunteers
Ibe
Mra. Hunt
Islands
Berlin
M. J. Healy
Ireland
Philippines
Tremont
Easy Terms and Low Prices on Hand Pianos Sale
Pianos and piano players offered with easy terms and low prices. Kimball, Valley Gem, Kroger, Hobart M Cable, and Weber brands advertised with reductions from $169 to $277. Large stock from manufacturers, library privileges for buyers, and pay plans aimed at quick purchase. Details mention Seattle circulation and nationwide brands.
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Vailey Gem
Kroger
Kimball
Arion
Leland
Wagner
Pianista Player IC
Seattle
Mrs Hattie Lawrence Seeks Divorce From Norman Lawrence
Mrs Hattie Lawrence obtains a divorce from Norman Lawrence on grounds of non support. The Superior Judge Tallman grants the divorce in the morning after Norman Lawrence did not contest the suit and allegedly told her attorney that she was not his style of woman and that he would be pleased if she ceased to be his wife.
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Hattie Lawrence
Grant
Norman Lawrence
Tallman
Lawrence
Hull
Navy leadership reshuffle in Japan
Vice Admiral Hidaka directs Japan's navy from Tokyo and Admiral Togo succeeds him to command the fleet.
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Japan
NAVY
Hidaka
Tokio
Togo
George the Good Boy and Luke the Loon
A tale from McDuffy's New Fourth Neader featuring George the poor boy who grows up dutiful and honest. He is fired for refusing to sell poor material, then supported by his mother as his father beats him. Luke the Loon opens a parallel moral note with lofty purposes.
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George
McDuffy
Worhen
Anna
Strenuous Josephine Strenuous Josephine
Phillip Strauthers filed a cru elty divorce complaint against his wife Mrs Josephine Strauthers He accuses her of cruelty including beating him with her clenched feet and refusing to cook while making him do all the housework
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Phillip Strauthers
Josephine Strauthers
Strauthers
Dolphin sails from Skagway port to Klondike bound trips
The Alaska Steamship steamer Dolphin departed for Skagway and Lynn Canal with passengers and a full freight cargo. Most passengers head for the Klondike, with some booked for the Alsek district diggings. Captain Gus Nord commanded the voyage in place of Captain Hunter who is on leave.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Dolphin
Skagway and
Lynn Canal
Klondike
Alsek
Gus Nord
Hunter
Honors don't tempt him says President Mitchell
In Indianapolis on March 22 President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers said he is not a candidate for any political office and would not accept a nomination if offered by any party.
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Indianapolis
John Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Too Troo
Port Arthur
Blomutehhky
Razenrumpus
ST. Petersburg
Siberian
America
Hucksen's Amnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
A vintage ad touts Hucksen's Amnica Salve as a thorough cure for Barnes sores bruises cuts boils ulcers skin eruptions and pimples. Priced at 26 cents, the product is guaranteed to give satisfaction by G O Guy Inc druggists located on Second Avenue and Yesler.
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Hucksen
Barnes
G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yesler
Adventurous cast and scattered items in Paris dispatch
A Paris bulletin notes Josh Wise's two day room stay amid indigestion fears and reporter detours. The column injects assorted items: a coin microbe claim, a romance vignette, a Leavenworth assault on a daughter, war dispatches from Port Arthur and St. Petersburg, and a mock quick shave gag from Lamb.
Stone Fisher Lane Public Satisfaction Easter Rush
Stone, Fisher and Lane report public satisfaction amid the Easter rush as shoppers and residents prepare for holiday events and related spending. Local merchants note steady traffic and clear store aisles.
Smart Neckwear for Easter Wear
The article advertises spring neckwear with embroidered and piped collars and ties in varied fabrics. Prices attract buyers to purchase multiple pieces, highlighting white duck collars, stock collars, taffeta options, and Hungarian style embroidery.
Burglary Charge Plea Granted in Skagit House Theft
An article notes Alonzo White, charged with burglary, may plead guilty to petty larceny for breaking into a Skagit house room months ago and stealing clothing. The mayor's office disturbance and a wagon incident are also mentioned with a lighthearted tone.
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Alonzo White
White
Skagit House
Beware Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Risk to Senses
An old warning warns against catarrh treatments containing mercury. Mercury compounds can ruin the sense of smell and damage the body via mucous surfaces. The note advises against prescriptions from physicians and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Remedy and Hall’s Family Pills as safer alternatives.
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J. Cheney Co
Toledo
Pope Orders Inquiry Into Filipino Priest Deaths
The pope requires Archbishop Guidi to investigate claims that the United States should pay indemnity to families of Filipino priests allegedly maltreated and killed by American soldiers during the Philippines conflict.
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Scripps News Ass'n
Rome
Guidi
Philippines
America
Miller Protest Targets Marion Street Building Conversion
Dr Miller files a protest with the board of public works opposing the plan to convert a Marion street building between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The move involves altering the structure for unspecified future use. Local officials have not yet announced a final decision or timeline.
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P. B. M. Miller
The
Board of Public Works
Marion Street
Sixth and
Seventh Avenues
City positions exam filing opens with hundreds of applicants
Secretary Grout announces M25 as last day to file applications for city positions. The text notes a building permit secured from the inspector but not from the health board and mentions Dr Miller's property adjacent to the building.
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ney-Watsonpany
Spector
Board of Health
Grout
the Civil Servicommission
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Maison Bar- Derts
James
Weber
Kot'er & Campbell
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Eastern Outfitting Co
Corner Fifth
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Drese
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HAL Price
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Tommorrow
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Korea
Seoul
Sheol
Jake
Luke
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Beiria
Juan Fernandes
Josh Layin
Paris
Josh Wise
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Niehirie Weil
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Leavenworth
Lamb
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Stone, Fisher & Lane
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Lisle
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Second Ave
New York
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Pike
Combine
First Ave
Bell St
Third Ave
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Pope
DR. Miller
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