Wall Street Sails Through a Curious Dry Panic
Reports from New York and Chicago describe a Wall Street dry panic with wire houses unable to deliver orders and traders betting on tape withdrawals. John W. Gates retreats from speculation as rumors of losses reach 40 million dollars, marking the decline of a once formidable iron and steel financier and his influence on markets.
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New York
G. Gates & Co
Charles
Europe
Ashe
Seattle
Chicago
House of Gates
John W. Gates
John W
Gates
Gates Waterloo
Wall St
Wall
Ftsell
United States
Texas
St. Louie
J. P
Southern Pacific Offers Trio of Daily Trains to California
Visit California and discover new pleasures with the Southern Pacific Co. daily service. Three trains depart each day, with ticket reservations and descriptive literature available at Union Ticket Office, 408 First Ave. E. EB. Ellis, general agent.
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California
Southern Pacific Co
Union Ticket Office
E. EB. Ellis
Meat Prices That Please At the City Hall Market
A brief market item notes friendly pricing at City Hall Market located at 609 Third Street near Yeoler Way. Shoppers report attractive meat deals drawing steady crowds and practical variety.
Tears and pardon hopes at Leavenworth and Kansas City
In Leavenworth William January awaits a potential pardon with tears, saying it would be hard on his wife and child while officials fear creating a precedent. In Kansas City Mrs. Charles W. Anderson collapses in tears after the Washington dispatch says a three month wait remains until release.
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Leavenworth
Kas
William January
January
Washington
Charles W. Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Lucille
Stong
You Will Be No More Tomorrow Than You Try Today
A motivational refrain emphasizes making the most of the present to shape the future. It urges action today, promising that tomorrow will follow from today’s efforts and offering help to begin.
We Pay 4 6 Interest on Savings Accounts
Bank notice states JamesD. Hoge as president and N. B. Bolner as cashier. It proclaims 4 and 6 percent interest on savings accounts, indicating a branch or bank offering compound rates.
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Jamesd. Hoge
N. B. Bolner
Women Slashed With Razors in New York Home
New York on May 9 reports Mrs Mary Vito and her mother Mrs Maria Hrignoli were found cut with razors in their east side home. Giovanni Vito, husband of the younger woman, is under arrest facing murder charges. He claims two men killed them during a house break in and attempted robbery.
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New York
Mary Vito
Maria Hrignoli
East Side
Giovanni Vito
Vito
Poolroom Tax To Rise In Georgetown
Georgetown council considers raising the poolroom tax from 12.50 to 20 dollars per month for the Totem and Standard pool rooms. The move aims to boost city revenue for public improvements as several councilmen indicate support.
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Georgetown
Mead appoints two to state medical board and normal school trust
Gov Mead names Dr J A Currant of Snohomish to the state medical examining board for the term ending May 2 1910 with appointment effective May 24 1907. He also reappoints J J Badens of Bellingham as trustee of the state normal school at Bellingham for the term ending June 12 1913 with appointment effective June 12 1907.
Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlour opens new tables
Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlor at 1418 Third Ave announces eight new pool tables and claims the only 6x10 pool table in Seattle. The venue positions itself as a hub for billiards enthusiasts in the city.
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Third Ave
Seattle
Genener Oe
Capitol Hill to get cluster lighting ordinance plan
The Capitol Hill Improvement Association circulates among property owners a proposal for a new cluster light system in the district. Five lights per block would be mounted on ornate poles in the center and at corners with underground wiring replacing wooden poles. many owners have signed the petition.
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Capitol Hill Improvement Association
Tien
Mystery divorce hearing in New York courthouse
May proceedings in a New York supreme court involve Mizner and his estranged spouse. Mizner claims to have secured a divorce, seeks formal absolution, and plans to depart for a trip. He cites fatigue from notoriety as a reason.
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Wilson Misner Supreme Court
Mizner
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