Venezuela Crisis and Castro's Grip Described by Pepper
Chas M Pepper outlines Venezuela's threefold foreign position under General Castro, detailing tensions with Colombia and European powers, and the US stake in regional affairs. He notes Castro's rise through force and his method of maintaining power amid regional rivalries and concession disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venesuela
United States
Castro
Venezuela
Qusman Manco
Colombia
Blood Purifiers and Tonics Debunked in Plain Talk
The piece argues no medicine can purify blood or renew tissues. only wholesome food does. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion, claiming they supply missing pepsin and digestive power, prevent indigestion, and improve nutrient absorption for both ill and healthy people.
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Smart
Stuart
Cheap Jets for Sale in City Ad
A classified-style note advertises inexpensive jets for sale near West Queen Anne car line two blocks east and south of Ross. Terms described as easy. inquiry directed to owner James Bothwell Transsegans Insurance-Renrs.
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Ross
Seattle
United States and Venezuela relations discussed in diplomacy notes
Reports describe friction with Colombia and tensions with Venezuela amid frontier issues. Commentary notes Secretary Hay’s mediation history, Monroe Doctrine assertiveness, and US efforts to maintain influence while diplomats in Caracas navigate strained ties with President Castro.
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Hay
Rafael Reyes
Colombia
Caracas
Venezuelan
United States
Hays
Venezuela
Cleveland
Great Britain
Olney
Hie
Gen. Castro
Bowen
Castro
la Meade
The Earl of Pawtucket at Grand with D Oreay
Lawrance D Oreay the inimitable English character actor will tread the boards at the Grand Wednesday in The Earl of Pawtucket. Four other performances follow closing Saturday night with overflow seating for the Saturday matinee. A Soldier of the Empire and The Virginia Girl also headline Seattle bills with Ferris company and Nellie Stark in the lead.
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Lawrance D’oreay
Earl of
Pawtucket
D'Oreay
The
Seattle
Ferris Company
Third Avenue
Nellie Stark
Star Theatre Vaudeville Bill Promises Strong Attendance
The Star Theatre presents a vaudeville bill with several paneer specialties listed to attract crowds during the week. The program highlights entertaining acts and promises lively performances expected to draw good audiences.
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Star Tteater
Promised Garden of Eden Job Leads Suit for Losses
James Martin files a $500 suit against C. D. Hillman alleging inducement to sell Olympia property and quit a winter foreman job after promises of a $100 monthly earnings at the Garden of Eden prom ises. The suit was filed Tuesday.
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James Martin
C. D. Hillman
Olympia
Patent for double deck car to ship sheep
Everett March 22. Jack McGhee has patented a double deck railroad car for shipping sheep. The upper deck can be raised to load other freight on return trips, reducing empty runs and benefiting railroads handling large livestock shipments.
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Everett
Jack — McCihie
McGhee
Chicago
Lawyers Busy As Damages Hit Multiple Parties
Mrs. Regina Groomes sues landlord Butterworth for 8000 alleging two knee injuries from a porch hole and a broken banister at Olympic Place. T B Harris sues Carstens Packing for injuries from an infuriated steer. Herbert Hanks sues Seattle Electric for a crushed ankle. Walter O Hemlow sues Superior Cracker for loss of two fingers from a sausage machine.
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Carstens Packing Company
Stuck
Herbert Hanks
Seattle Electric Company
Renton
Walter O. Hemlow Ia
Superior Cracker & Candy Company
Ex-Treasurer Holcomb Waives Exam in Shortage Case
Everett March 22 Ex Treasurer George Holcomb waived examination before Justice Babcock yesterday afternoon and the case was sent to the superior court. A bond at least equal to the shortage of about 11 000 was set. Holcomb and his supporters believe the shortage will be made good and that criminal proceedings will be dropped.
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Pverett
George Holcomb
Babcock
Superior Court
Holcomb
Jail break at UmaUlla county penitentiary shocks Pendleton
Pendleton Oregon March 12 Tom Moss Otto Hockingsmith Albert Murray and Maynard Brown were booked for terms in the penitentiary when they pried a bar from a window and escaped from the Uma Ulla county prison. Officers scour the countryside for four escapees in the first jail break there in eight years.
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Pendleton
Ore
Tom Moss
Otto Hockingsmith
Albert Murray
Maynard Brown
Uma- Ulla County
Memphis
Tacoma Wants Thomson For Rainier Water Project
Tacoma officials move to hire City Engineer Thomson of Seattle to study Mount Rainier for a gravity water system. A council meeting considered an ordinance to set aside 10,000 dollars, with Councilman Bellingham advocating Thomson as the chosen engineer.
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Mount Rainier
Tacoma
Vuendayerpooy
Thomson
Bellingham
Beattie
Backache and kidney trouble warned by dull pain
An ad explains backache as a kidney issue from inflammation or congestion. It warns urine changes signal kidney trouble and promotes Deen's Kidney Pills with a testimonial by Fred W. Miles, citing four boxes as a complete cure.
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Fred W. Miles
Northern Pacific R. R
Jackson Et
Dean
Kennedy Drug Co
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Omas M. Pepper
M. Pepper
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Perain
South America
As & Dent
Cuba
Spain
Tia Open
Chas M. Pepper
Pee
Germany
Maly
James Bothwell
Transsegans
Insurance-Renrs
Kline & Rosenberg
First Avenue
Porto Cabell
Venez Uela
Columbia Totter
A. B. Soap
Spelger & Hurlbut Giior
the Earl OF
Virginia
Star Theater
Deen
Doan
Posterneiburg
Daftale
Bsoading
Forks Garden
Warren
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
First Ave
Tagoma
H. P. Buffalo
F. C. B. Seattle
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Second Avenue
Cline
Cor
Reliable Transfer CO
Bunset 902
New York Liquor Co
Ind
RED Front Furniture CO
Second Ave
Boston
Dental Parlors
Union Bakery
Houghton & Hunter, Jewelers
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