Embarrassed Hero Clarence Gerald Rescues Elderly Woman
Read from the Vancouver Daily Province shows Clarence Gerald a Seattle tile restaurateur, aided by Seattle Police Chief Irving Ward and Fred A. Wood in a daring rescue of an elderly woman who stepped onto a train yard track. Gerald leapt to safety, was knocked by a boxcar but not seriously hurt, and the rescued woman became hysterical.
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Clarence Geraldy
Ghudh
Sound Porta
Pata
Sunny Law
Vancouver Daily
Ming
Clarence Gerald
Irving Ward
Seattle
Fred A. Wood
Buckingham Church Marriages Found Illegal for Eight Decades
London dispatch reports that the parish church of St. James in Buckingham failed to hold a valid marriage license for marriages celebrated over the last eighty years. Officials say steps will be taken to legalize the ceremonies already performed.
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St. James
Hay Will Commute Death Sentence Next Friday
Governor Hay will meet with Mrs. Catherine Stirton next Friday at 1 pm to discuss a possible commutation for Nick Pittrich, sentenced to death for the murder of Marshal Harryster of Kent. Pittrich awaits transfer to the penitentiary after escort by Sheriff R. T. and Chief Deputy John. outcome depends on facts presented. Morgan J. L. McKeon will address children at the University list church at 3 pm and the public at 8 pm. he heads the Loyal Temperance Legion of New York.
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M. B. Hay
Catherine D. Stirton
Senim
Nick Pittrich
Marshal Harryster
Kent
Pittrich
Walla
R. T
John
Morgan JL. McKeon
University List Church
Mr. McKeoon
The
Loyal Temperance Legion of
New York
Traffic Tie-Up From Lake Union Trestle Accident
A front axle snap on car 670 caused a Lake Union Trestle derailment delaying thousands during rush hour. No injuries were reported as crowds gathered, and a new lodge affiliation and club meeting news followed in the chaotic scene.
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Lake Union
Miecdine
Dinner Brigade
Rowst the Company” Lodge
Noone
Banker Dies of Smallpox in Los Angeles Pest House
William L. Palmantter president of the Central Bank of Oakland and a leading California financier died yesterday in a Los Angeles pest house from smallpox. He was moved from the Alexandria hotel last Thursday after contracting the disease. New school census secretary W. K. Jones of the board of school directors plans to count all children to be taken May 1. The census compilation will keep 6 men busy for nearly a month and indicate over 35 000 names enrolled.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William L. Palmantter
Central Bank of Oakland
California
Alexandria
RK. W. Jones
Bon
Arrang of & Oeneus
Tt Teax
Small Classified Ad Packs Fast Rental Shock
Meridian resident Mr George Davies reports a tiny classified ad in The Star led to his house at 37th N and Meridian being rented in one day. Readers scan every line and renters call the given numbers Main 1050 and 441.
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George Davies
Moeridian Av
Davies
Meridian
37Th N
Protest over rates before interstate commission in Reno
The Nevada railroad commission filed a complaint against the Nevada California and Oregon railroads alleging unjust discriminatory rates for Nevada points. Special Examiner Lyon heard the case today in Reno before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Reno
Nevada Railroad Commission
Southern Citie
Nevada
California
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lyon
Opticians Elect Officers At First King County Meeting
The first annual meeting of the King County Society of Opticians elected officers for the coming year. L. B. Capp was named president, H. C. Eversole first vice president, W. Appleton second vice president, A. R. Proelse secretary, and L. Grant treasurer. A constitution and by laws were adopted and a law endorsed for mandatory examinations before licensing in the trade.
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King County Society of
Butter Hotel
L. B., Capp
Seattle Optical Comp
H. C. Eversole
The
Made Optical Company
H. W. Appleton
Albert Hanson Company
A. R. Proelse
Death of Heinrich Wiegand North German Lloyd official
Hamburg March 20 Heinrich Wiegand general of the North German Lloyd steam ship company died at noon aged 64 born at Bremen a notable figure in Prussian maritime circles leaves behind a legacy in German shipping.
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Hamburg
Prussia
Heinrich Wiegand
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
Treasury Disbursements Reported At $1.62 Million
The treasury statement shows Roccessprs disbursements totaling $1,620,000 and receipts of $1,706,617 for the period.
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Washington, Maren
Treasury
Earthquake on the Ocean Aboard Manchuria
A United Press report from San Francisco says the Pacific Mail liner Manchuria, 172 miles east of Yokohama, rode a heavy submarine quake on March 14. Passengers felt a shaking, the ship struck waves, but no damage occurred and the propeller and depths were normal.
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United Press
San Francisco
Manchuria
Yokoéhama
Ting
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Duai- Ress
American Bank
Gendron
Opticians
Treasury Report
Steamer
C. H. Brown Plumbing Co
Pine St. Main
John C. Walling
Simmer Mibto
Ave
Shafer Bros
Kuppenheimer
Norfolk
Kee
First Avenue University
Second Avenue University
Regelar
Special Suit Sale Crown Clothing CO
Firet Avenue
Sering
K-58
Shom Stond
Mme
Paul
Montottive
Tnd
Phoke
Abe Square
Standard
Urniture Cay Credit
Second Ave
Pine Street
Catharine B. Parson
Alma College
St Thomas
Ontario
Grover Cleveland
Jesse Lynch Williams
Mar- Will Irwin
W. 1
Nesses
Ida M. Tarbell
Prof. Thomas
Stewart Edward White
Mr. White
Bobby Orde
Bobby
American
F. B. Wilson
Pike St
Firat Ave
C. Osborn & Co
Bone
Canaries
Spring St
Vester
DR. S. S. Hall CO
R. Campbell
Colambia
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