Fiery Demon Hits Bothell in Destructive Fire
A Bothell hotel fire starting at 7 45 Saturday engulfed shops including W C Now Handel s barber shop and the post office. One firefighter was injured, total losses estimated 35000 to 40000 with one third insured. Rebuilding plans favor brick or concrete to improve fire protection.
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United Press
Bothell
Wash
Ely
W. C
Handel
Rogers & Krasse
Voluneers
Kamith
Webster
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Carl Winter
Gerd
Feiekeen
Jack Flair
Volunteers
Norman Collins
Carlton Ericksen
Ericksen
Campaign Against Saloons Set in Washington State
A preliminary statewide push will seek a petition to the legislature to modify liquor laws. Rev. Royal W. Raymond is named superintendent of the Anglo Saloon League of Washington after a notable abolition campaign in Delaware where hotel keepers opposed him with standing orders to deny aid.
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Royal W. Raymond
Anglo Saloon League of
Washington
Rev
Raymond
Delaware
V. Raymond
Automobile Race Leads to Bakersfield Detour
The Thomas car, far in front in the New York to Paris Fun, reached Bakersfield just after midnight then departed for Freeno at 6 30 this morning. A route error sent the racer over the desert delaying spectators in Los Angeles.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas
New York
Bakersfield
Freeno
Exoneration Shocks Tacoma Crash Victim’s Family
Richard Winsor of Tacoma who ran over and killed six year old Albert Hagen is exonerated. The case prompts renewed debate over traffic safety and accountability in Tacoma.
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Richard Winsor
Tacoma
Albert Hagen
W. P. Bell
Everett
Wash
Snohomiah County
North A
Idaho
Shortage Paid as Postmaster Prosecution Advances
Government deliveries to League Island next Thursday. J. W. Baer, Gem Idaho postmaster, has made good his shortage and prosecution will proceed. The First Christian church of Halse Idaho secures Rev A L Chapman from Seattle as pastor. F A Holuze pays a 22900 dollar contempt fine. Evans fleet to spend four days at the Diego before heading to the Pacific coast. Emma Goldman addressed a Milwaukee gathering yesterday and will reach the northwest in May. Col John Walter Fairfax, aged Confederate general, died near Richmond aged 90. The Chinese censure government for delivering the Jap steamer Satou Maru and a boycott against Japan declared. Dayton Washington businessmen plan. Walla Walla charged with horse herd raids. Indiana democrats instruct for Bryan. Rhode Island republicans may send unpledged delegation to Chicago. Convention will be held Wednesday. Senator Tillman improving at home in Columbia.
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League Isl
J. W. Baer
Gem
Idaho
First Christian Church
Halse
A. L. Chapman
Seattle
F. A. Holuze
Evans
The
Diego
Emma Goldman
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Northwest
John Walter Fairfax
Richmond
Dayton
Columbia, D. C
Hammond Seeks 1.2 Million A Year For Guggenheim Role
New York March 23 Eight hundred thousand dollars a year would be soft for John Hays Hammond mining expert with Guggenheim Exploration Co. His contract expired March 1 and he reportedly refused renewal unless he is paid 1.2 million. Previously he drew 290000 cash plus stock, lifting annual income to 800000 with some years over 1 million. He is worth about 20 million today.
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New York
United States
John Hays Hammond
Guggenheim Exploration Co
Guggenheim
Pacific Meat Boys Defeat Apollos at Woodland Park
The Pacific Meat Co. boys won a close game over the Apollos Sunday afternoon at Woodland Park. Wright pitched well for the Apollos and Diving, the Pacific left hander, tossed a fine game with 12 strikeouts and four walks on three hits. Miller hit a home run and a triple, Labenski added a homer, Bownton belted a three bagger, and Bouchard played solid defense at first. Edgar Sampies umpired.
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Pacific Meat Co
Apollos
Woodland Park
Wright
Otee
Miller
Labenski
Bownton
Bouchard
Edgar Sampies
Hearst May Run in New York Independent Ticket
Thomas J. Hisgen, Hearst gubernatorial candidate in Massachusetts, is floated as a likely candidate for the Independence ticket. Rumor links Hearst to the boom as a possible candidate himself. The Independence league plans a convention immediately after the Denver gathering.
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New York
Thomas JL. Hisgen
Hearst
Massachusetts
Deut
Independence
Independence League
Ihs
Denver
Message to Congress outlines tariff revision and antitrust changes
Washington March 28 The article reports that President Roosevelt will send a special message to Congress including a tariff revision proposal for a post March 4 session, a Sherman antitrust law amendment favoring labor and capital concessions, limits on court use in labor disputes, and passage of the Aldrich financial bill. Representative Littlefield plans to place his reform in Speaker Cannon's hands and then join his son in New York practice.
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Nnted Press
Wasnmnato Ma
Roosevelt
Congress
Aldrich Financial
Washington, C
Litilefield
Litlefield
Cannon
New York
Cw, Littlefield
Stern Denies Fraud in Suit Against Waledorf
J M Stern denies fraud in a filed complaint by Benjamin Gerber to recover from J Waledorf and L Wittenberg. He says Gray & Stern were paid 660 to settle Gerber claims with 376 as basis, 100 as attorney fees, the rest per Waledorf orders. Final wage conference noted between steamers and Marine Engineers Association on the New A route.
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IL. M. Stern
Lown
Glasgow & Tworoger
Benjamin Gerber
J. Waledorf
L. Wittenberg
Gray & Stern
Stern
Waledorf
Gerber
Port Orchard Route Oats Leave Ten Times Daily for Navy
Oats depart ten times daily from Pier T bound for the U S Navy, linking Port Orchard to military supply routes and reinforcing support for personnel at sea.
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Port Orchard
U. S. Navy
Moore Theatre Preview and Ticket Prices
An inconsistent fragment covers a Moore Theatre event listing with mock names and prices. It mentions a two Cohen Night, a 2008 Cort moment, and seats ranging from $1.50 to $1.75 with various row notes. The unreadable OCR yields unclear performer names and times.
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Moore Theatre
Cort
Smart Hats for Spring at Moderate Prices
The millinery section showcases spring hats at low prices with trimmed hats from $5.00. A large display includes frames, trimmings, and accessories. Designers stand ready to turn customer ideas into satisfactory creations.
Dressy Tailored Suits and Gowns in Elegant Styles
A broad display features tailored suits priced at 29.50 and 39.50 with refined tailoring and decorative touches. Semi fitting street wear coats appear in navy, Copenhagen blue, brown, tan, gray, and checked fabrics. skirts include plaited and circular designs with braid or self trim. Silk gowns in Copenhagen blue rajah and a 29.50 price point are highlighted beside lingerie dresses with broad insertion bands and French muslin details.
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Copenhagen
Stylish Coats for Motoring and Evening Wear
In the coat section we present fashionable coats for street and evening use. Dressy cravé coats resist raincoat look while priced from 35 to 50 dollars. Rubber satin, pongee, rajah coats range 29.50 to 49.50 with many styles including black and covert jackets 12.50 to 25.00. Coats in taffeta and lace from 12.50 to 45.00. Extra full rubber lined satin 27.50. Long covert coats at 29.50 35.00 and three quarter length at 22.50. Steamer coats 28.0 to 39.50.
March House Furnishings Sale Offers Garden Tools
Items include HOSE with couplings at 25-ft length for 1.95 and 50-ft for 3.85. LAWN MOWERS Yankee Leader models with 12, 14, or 16-inch blades priced 3.00 3.25 and 3.50. HOSE REELS hardwood oil finished sturdy at 0.75.
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Yankee” Leader
German Steins: New German Import in Glassware Section
A large shipment of metal top Steins from Germany arrives late in the China and Glassware Section. They are offered at exceptionally low prices to stimulate sales, with a variety of sizes and styles. Seven inch blue Steins with raised scroll and German scene priced at 25c. Eight inch embossed Steins with raised old German scriptions priced at 45c.
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Germany
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