Boy Struck by Auto, Four-Year-Old Hurt in Street
Lester Scholes, four, son of Mr and Mrs John Scholes of Eadler apartments, was struck in front of Havarday and Pike. He suffered a broken leg and bruises, treated first at home then Providence hospital. The driver W Dickenson of Olympia Motor Co was arrested and released on $50 bail claiming his car did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Scholes
John Scholes
Eadler
Havarday
Pike
Providence Hospital
W. Dickenson
Olympia Motor Company
Dickenson
Dry Town 13 Not on Water Wagon Trial in Payton
May 7 Payton Washington records show a spike in drunkenness in April with five arrests and four convictions. Advocates for local option allege wets aim to inflame figures to sway the November third option vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Wash
Dayton
Medical Advertising Directory in Seattle Area
A fragmented early 20th century advertisement list details multiple doctors and clinics in Seattle. It mentions W. D. Walker MD, Frank Brooks, Doctor Harding, Wm. T. Lovering, and Anderson, among others, with office locations, treatment claims, and contact numbers. The jumble includes specialty notes on nerves, skin, dental, and chronic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Wullinnix
Seattle
Liberty Building
Third
Union St
Frank Brooks
Annes
Doctor Harding
Epler Bive
Wm. T Lovering
We Fi. Anderson
Lumber Exchange
Sidaminal
Genito
Feetat
Leary Hide - Dalton
Arsadather
Anies Rives
Ina
Mill Direct For You Building Materials Offer
An advertised catalog from the Pacific Northwest promotes doors and windows with pricing on cross panel doors, staining finishes, and front doors. It markets hardware and panes including door cores and light windows, noting bulk buys and delayed delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Joor
B. WILLIAMS@ CO
Western Av
Madison Beattle
Wash
Classified notices and business listings fragment
A fragmented page shows addresses and services including moving and storage firms, a theater district with first run pictures, an osteopathic physician, optical services, a widow seeking help, a phrenologist, a marriage ad, and various personal notices with names and addresses in Seattle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Arn Forsaker
Sity Tranefer Co
Avnion Transfer
Moving & Storage Co
Orca
Westlake
WEA B
Oliver
Ad- Bileston le
Mothers' Day 1910 Poem Seven Ages of Motherhood
A short, lyrical piece honoring mothers on Mothers Day 1910. It reflects a child’s wish to repay the mother’s sacrifices with sight and life, lamenting the mother’s absence and expressing gratitude for her life-giving care.
England fears for new ruler of a larger navy
The piece discusses public doubt about King George V's ability to handle looming royal and political duties after Edward VII's death. It notes strong monarchic influence, mourning’s economic impact, and mixed optimism about the new king's early reign amid Queen Victoria Mary's unpopularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V
Victoria Mary
Countess May of
Teck
Princess of Wales
Edward
Biography of King George V 1865 to 1910
Timeline of King George V from birth in 1865 in London through naval career promotions and title changes to his accession in 1910. Includes marriage to Princess Mary of Teck in 1893 and key travels such as a world tour in 1901 and a five month tour of India.
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Duke of Clarence
Duke of York
Princess Mary of
Teck
Prince Edward Albert
Eir
Prince of Wales
India
England
Proclamation of a new English king and royal ceremonies
George V was proclaimed king after the death of King Edward. A fanfare and arms display followed by a royal salute marked the accession. Edward reportedly feared the responsibilities of kingship, while Queen Alexandra stayed by his side. The public criticized doctors for weather-related delays and the funeral plans were set as cabinet and parliament prepared to meet. King Emanuel of Portugal signaled he would attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Edward
George
England
Scotland
George V
Prince Edward
Alfred Scott-Gatty
The
Knights of the Garter
Prince George
Sandringham
London
King Emanuel
Portugal
London Stock Exchange Closes as King Dies Mourning
London and Liverpool stock exchanges were closed today for mourning over the king's death. Across the British empire, business houses observed the solemn forenoon, with many institutions shut and few openings reported in London. Kaiser at Funeral. Berlin reports no official announcement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Liverpool
Kaiser Wilhelm to Attend English King's Funeral
The article notes unofficially that Kaiser Wilhelm, nephew of King Edward, may attend the English monarch funeral. If he participates Roosevelt’s planned visit to the United States could be cancelled. Roosevelt was expected to arrive May 9 and extend through May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm
Edward
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hin Vieit
Roosevelt expresses sympathy on death of King Edward
Roosevelt expressed grief over King Edward's death and said Americans must grieve deeply. He praised the late ruler's ability tact and judgment and his kindness in promoting international peace and justice. Roosevelt sent condolences to the queen and noted unclear effects on his Berlin visit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Stockholm
Roosevelt
King Ward
Edward
Berlin
Steers Run Wild in Davisville California Town
A group of steers escaped from a railroad car in Davisville and roamed the streets for hours. Railroad Policeman W. S. Briggs rounded up the animals after residents hid indoors. Damage extended to lawns and gardens as agricultural students declined to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sacramento
Cal
Davisville
W. 8
Briggsy
State Farm
Briggs
Eight Autos Go Up in Smoke in Major Fire
A fire at the Pennsylvania Automobile Co. on Minor ay N destroyed eight autos a house boat and contents about 3 pm yesterday. The blaze spread from gasoline fumes to nearby buildings creating heavy damage around a large lakefront shop. Several escaped with effort Cpt Rodney Allack saw his houseboat perish as flames engulfed the structure once a sawmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Automobile Co
Ay. N
Charlee M. Hatcher
Morris Palmer
Rodney Allack
Electric Motor Co
Spokane Council Reverses on Terminal Rates May Consider Franchises
Spokane city council, after midnight, rescinded its endorsement of the Ostrander amendment requiring terminal rates for Milwaukee and North Coast railroads. In a 7 to 3 vote, the council set May 17 for further consideration of franchise terms, citing strong public petitions to reverse the previous stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Restaurant man held for larceny
H Winters former owner of Winters Cafe on Thirday near Pike street was arrested on a warrant for grand larceny. Deputy sheriffs Freeman and Malone confined him in the county jail after the Northern Bank & Trust Company cashier William L Collier testified the complaint alleges he falsely claimed $27,400 of lev leasable property as his own to secure a loan.
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H. Winters
Winters
Thirday
Pike St
William L. Collier
Northern Bank & Trust Company
Freeman
Malone
Beggar Harman Arrested by Police on Washington Street
Harman, claiming to be a speaker for the Wage Workers' party, was arrested last night by Patrolmen Montgomery and Barton on Washington Street whilePassing the hat and begging. He was charged with begging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Harman
Wage Workers’ Party
Montgomery and
Barton
Washington St
Local train to Portland stops at intermediate points
O. and W. R. R. operates a local train to Portland with intermediate stops at passenger stations. A 7:15 a.m. service includes breakfast served in the dining car located at First Avenue South and Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
First Avenue South
Dearborn
Steam heating franchise on hold as Rosenbaum option debated
L N Rosenbaum must deposit 15000 by noon May 20 to win a steam heating franchise. The ordinance would spend 106000 on plant and mains within a year, grant 2 percent receipts to the city, and sell steam power at a 60 cent reduction. C J Smith and associates quit negotiations awaiting Rosenbaum's deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Rosenbaum
Corporations Committee
Citte Council
C. J. Smith and
Bia Associates
Rosenbaum
Ballinger and Jones in Spat During Land Office Probe
Washington May 17 Special Agent Jones interrupted the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry to challenge a remark attributed to Dixon. Ballinger denied the accusation and pressed to summon Dixon. The exchange reflected tensions as Ballinger questioned Jones competence after learning of his Gravis affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jones
Field Service of the Land Office
Ballinger-Pinchot
Ballinger
Dixon
Brokane
Gravis
Insurgent Senators Plan Wide Circulars Over Bourne Speech
Insurgent senators led by Lafollette Cummins Bristow and Brown decide to mail 27 000 circular letters to newspapers praising Bourne s speech on initiative referendum and recall Bourne will pay for printing and mailing these copies Brown aims to have 560 000 copies printed as a public document at government expense Gallinger objects to that plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Lafollette
Cummins
Bristow
Brown
United States
Bourne
Gallinger
Gleason Gets Mortgage Money
Trumbull Bros, the attorneys who foreclosed the $70,000 mortgage on the Sullivan block near Cherry St, must today turn over to James A. Gleason, agent for James A. Murray, the money collected. Gleason must file a $10,000 bond to guarantee the payment of the attorneys fees. The attorneys have retained the money to secure their fee. They say they foreclosed for $500 but seek $750 due to required litigation.
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Trumbull Bros
Sullivan
Cherry St
James A. Gleason
James A. Murray
Gleason
Captains Lose Licenses After Rival Launch Race
The masters license of Carl Frese of the Bainbridge was suspended six months and that of Joseph L Kenney of the Concella one month by U S inspectors of boilers and hulls. Both officers were severely reprimanded for endangering passengers during the launch race between Concella and Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concella
Bainbridge
Carl Frese
Joseph L Kenney
United States
Open New Grill in Seattle at Northward Move
James H. Davis of the Washington Annex converts a hotel block store into a modern grill on upper Second avenue near Stewart street. The establishment will be formally opened tonight with several dinner parties for hotel guests and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James H. Davis
Washington Annex
Second Av
Stewart St
Beaten and robbed at logging camp
Joseph Drapeau a logging camp foreman from Idaho said he was taken to his room while drunk beaten unconscious and robbed of 18 dollars. Patrolman Ballard arrested Charles Cunningham a teamster on suspicion as the affair is investigated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Drapeau
Idaho
Ballard
Charles Cunningham
Auto Darts From Behind Car Injures Pedestrian
D A Johnson, 40, struck at BK Jefferson and lith when a car driven by William F. Judaon emerged from behind a streetcar. He suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries and was taken to Beattle General hospital. Judson was arrested and released on $200 bond.
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D. A. Johnson
Johnson
BK. Jefferson
Lith
William FB. Judaon
Metropolitan Building Company
Judeon
Beattle General Hospital
Judson
Wes
Dr Cook Still Has One Friend
Santa Barbara California May 7 United Press reports Dr Frederick A Cook has expeditions planned to Utah and Mount McKinley to verify his claims. Dr Stebbins told a friend he was in constant communication with Cook.
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United Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Roswell O. Brebbing
New York
Arctic Club
Frederick A. Cook
Utah
Mount McKinley
Stebbins
Cook
Indian admits killing sheriff in Lakeport case
Andy Moore an Indian captured by posse in Scott Valley confessed to killing Sheriff Kemp on Thursday and implicated Louis Augustine in the crime. Augustine’s motive was said to be feuding, as Kemp was highly popular in Lakeport.
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Lakeport
Cal
Andy Moore
Scott Valley
Kemp
Moore
Louis Augustine
Augustine
Renee
Speritt Kemp
Seattle seeks transfer exchange between interurban and Seattle Electric
Seattle fights for a transfer exchange between the Seattle Electric Co and the Seattle Everett Traction Co which has begun the Seattle Everett interurban. Public Utilities Supt Valentine told the council committee that both franchises require transfers and that Potter of the Seattle Electric Co refused demand. The committee urged legal action to compel both companies—Stone & Webster firms—to exchange transfers.
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Seattle
Seattle Electric Co
Seattle Everett Traction Co
Everett
Supt. of
Public Utilities
Valentine
Council
Potter
8. E. Co
Public Utilities Department
Interurban
8. E
Stone & Webster
One More Week Of The Half Rate Treatments
A week extension announces the half rate treatment offer ending today with noted cures and positive outcomes. The message promises continued benefits and urges action before the period closes.
Loughney Bake Oven Treatments Half-Price Extend
The Loughney Specialists extend their half rate offer on Bake Oven Treatments for one more week ending Saturday night next week. Many patients have benefited, including a 71-year-old rheumatism patient whose testimonial will appear Monday. Consultation is free at the People's Savings Bank building corner of Second Ave and Pike St from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loughney
Loughney & Loughney
People’s Savings Bank
Second Ay
Pike St
Best of Everything in stock at Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co
The Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co offers painting papering and kalfe mining services at reasonable prices. Located at 1314 1st Ave Arcade Annex in the Shopping Center.
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Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co
1St Ave
NTT PROTECT Patents Advice Hooks Free Rates Reasonable
Patent lawyer Watson Coleman of Washington D C offers patent protection services with free initial advice and host service options. Rates are described as reasonable with high reference standards for securing patents.
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NTT
Watson
Coleman
St. N. W
Washington, D.C
City security firms clash over burglar proof safes test
W G Norris of Norris Safe & Co accuses Herring Hall Marvin and Pure N Safe Co of pushing an inferior burglar proof safe for Seattle City Council. He proposes an immediate public test lasting six hours with expert participation to prove Ely Norris safes superiority and seeks approval for a joint committee to control the trial and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring-Hall-Maryvin Safe Pany
Hamilton
Py Safe Company
Sem
Seattle
Geoil
Manganese Steel
Marvin Rafe
Ely-Norris
Norris Bafe
Hag
Seattle Clearing House
Ely-Norria
Finance Committee of Council
Council Finance G ‘Tee
Clearing House
Clearing House Association
Clea Ing House Committee
Bank
Ti Bank
Aed
Aidle
Herring-B
Marvin Safe Company
Pure-N Safe
Elgrns
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Association of Conduct
Herring - Hall - Marvin Company
Herring-Hall- Marvin Company
Purcellpany
Norris Safe & L Company
W. G. Norris
Union
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