Reforming society through restraint and mercy in Whitlock interview
Journalist Jacob Waldeck recounts Brand Whitlock mayor of Toledo and author arguing punishment should be limited to restraint and reform. He urges replacing prison contracts and cruel practices, cites plea for better chances to live and reduce crime, urging public sentiment to drive gradual reform.
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New York
Whitlock
Toledo
Harmoniaere
Courer
Hugo
Tolstoi
Game
Chicago
Whitiock
Roosevelt in Oil At Paris Salon Draws Crowds
Paris visitors flock to a portrait of President Roosevelt by the Marquine Coeil de Wentworth shown at the season salon. The painting depicts Roosevelt beside his desk in the White House office as crowds admire it from morning till night amid acclaim from American onlookers.
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Roosevelt
Paris
Seattle Star
Usive
Coeil de Wentworth
White House
Wentworth
Roogevelt
Salon
Explosion Kills Five in Rubton House Scene
Unknown attackers set off an explosive under Samuel Cook's house in Rubton Louisiana on May 15 killing Cook and four others who were inside the front room. The blast hurled bodies and debris into the yard, shattering nearby windows and shaking the town.
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Rubton
Samuel Cook
Carly Ree
Cook
Man’s body to be sold to settle wife’s bills
Bloomington Ill May 14. M Phelps of Clinton Ill killed himself and left a note asking a friend to dispose of his body in a Chicago medical college. He hoped the proceeds would comfort his wife Mrs Phelps after his death.
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Chicago
M. Phelps
Clinton, Ill
Chicago Medical College
A WOOING IN THE YEAR 2000
An excerpt recounts Nerrette torn between two suitors aboard flying ships toward a moonlit wedding, with Jack the fiancé trying to rescue her. Rival suitor pressures her as a dramatic scene unfolds. In the end Nerrette expresses commitment to Jack and a playful farewell with Aunt Mary’s blessing and fruit.
Pioneer Dead in Monrop Neighborhood
John Cochran six years old died in Monrop Washington after living there since birth. He was buried after services last Thursday. His father Mr Cochran came with Pioneer Johnson and George Allen, both long deceased, noted as the first white settlers in the area. Cochran left a valuable estate and one of the finest ranches in Snohomish County.
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Monrop
Waeh
John Cochran
Cochran
Johnson
George Allen
Bnohomish Courty
Local Flashes Gunday Belling Arrests For Sunday Closing Law Violations
John Melania saloonman and J. M. Harnett near a cigar stand were arrested for passing cigars to patrons on the sidewalk. Mrs C Burt repelled two burglars at Olympiany and Sunset. $26 purses stolen. Fire at a Greek church altar caused minor damage. Camps at Madison Park report thefts. police to patrol lakefront. Delta Kappa Epsilon to dine at Firloch club if weather permits. Lectures on tuberculosis to be given at M C A tonight. Funeral services held for Margaret Lyons. Teachers advocate higher salaries to attract men. Edward Krause leaves city on Eagles tour to nearby towns. Salvation Army concert planned for tomorrow night. New Washington Camp of Veterans to be formed at Pioneer building tonight. Alaska Central extension contracts near Chicago. meeting notes. City Federation of WCTU meets May 14 at Plymouth Congregational. George Reverter Calrne to address. Hough to Alaska for summer to research stories. Alaska club to host Colored Society meeting to plan July picnic.
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John Melania
Firetav
South
J. M. Harnett
Alerkin
Moelnels
Commemoration of Jamestown Landing Observed
May 8 Norfolk reports a ceremony marking the 1667 landing of the first English colony on Jamestown island. James Brice, the chief ambassador, was the principal speaker at the event.
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Norfolk. Ve
Firet Angileh
Jamestown Island
James Brice
Aristo Photos Highlight Novel Pillow Covers at 1414 Becond Avenue
Distinctive aristo themed photography features unique pillow covers showcased at a storefront on Becond Avenue. The brief item notes the unusual presentation and hints at a fashion or home decor angle.
Capitol Hill line car jumps switch injuring three
A Capitol Hill line car number 476 jumped the switch at Fifteenth and KB Mercer last evening and crashed into a telephone pole, halting after traveling about 100 feet. Three people were injured Mrs William O Connell of the Washington hotel annex internal injuries Mrs Grace Flynn of 02 Reconday shaken and bruised and Mrs John Flynn shaken and possibly internally injured. Motorman Warren controlled the car and all injured are expected to recover.
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Capitol Hill
Fifteenth
KB. Mercer
William O'Connell
Washington Hotel
Mins Grace Flynn
John Flynn
Washington Patents List Inventors and Ordnance
The report lists patent filings and inventors in Washington area including Godfrey E B Bohrer Spokane for pipe and bolt cutting, Cyrus N Cana Bpangte for disk harrow, Lloyd G Copeman Spokane for electrothermostatic regulator, Archie R Ferguson Colton for grain separating and vitriolizing, James W Gray Teooma for planer head, Clark Long Paha for guard, Harry B Noten Lamar for wagon tongue, James A Phil Anacortes for curtain fixture, Calvin L Simmons Davenport for clamping device.
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Washington
D.C
Godfrey EB. Bohrer
South Hend
Cyrus N. Cana
Lloyd G. Copeman
Archie R. Ferguson
Colton
James W. Gray
Te Ooma
Clark Long
Paha
Hary BH
Noten
Lamar
A. Philbrick
A. Ray
Anacortes
Calvin L. Simmons
Davenport
Obituary of Albert Keep Railroad Financier Dies in Washington
Albert Keep a prominent railroad man and financier died at his Washington home yesterday at age 1 He formerly served as president and at death was a director of the Chicago Northwestern railroad He also long held a directorship at the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line
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Washington
Albert Keep
Repairs Completed At Apinoing Shop
Bicycles typewriters kodake phonographs and other items repaired correctly at Apinoing's shop. Citizens report prompt service and fair parts used for repairs.
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Apinoing
Mrs Agnes Barlow Houser Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs Agnes Barlow Houser wife of Daniel M Houser president of Globe Printing and publisher of the Globe Democrat died from a bullet wound to the temple. Doctors were summoned but she died after hours of unconsciousness amid a several months nervous condition. Family members are at liberty to assign a reason for her act.
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BT. Louis
Agnes Barlow Houser
Daniel M Houser
Globe Printing Company
Globe Democrat
Temple
Houser
al Love
Renson
Civil Service Exams Announced For Seattle Positions
The United States civil service commission lists exams in Seattle for expert steam fitter at $1000 annually on June 6, laboratory assistant in the bureau of standards on June 5, piece work computer at the Naval Observatory Washington D C on June 4, and marine firemen on steamers at Fort Stevens Fort Worden and Beattie. In Walla Walla John Tanksley aged six died yesterday morning at his daughter Mrs W K Mammend’s home after a long illness.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Seattle
Bureau of Standards
Naval Observatory
Washington, D.C
Fort Stevens
Fort Worden
Wash
Beattie
Walla Walla
John Tanksley
Walla Walla County
Mre. W. Kt. Mammend
Manefield Calls for Europe After Illness Break
Richara Manefield, once forced to halt a theatrical tour by illness, announced in New York on May 1 that he is calling for Europe. He is reported to be much improved in health.
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York
Richara Manefield
Europe
Undesirable boarders eyed by landlady in Washington Herald note
The Washington Herald reports a landlady claims she has several undesirable boarders. A resident questions the motive and suggests pruning the group. The terse exchange hints at tensions over occupancy and control within the boarding house.
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Washington Herald
Beattle State Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest on Small Accounts
Open a savings account with the State Bank of Beattle today and start earning 4 percent interest on deposits. Small accounts welcome and encouraged to begin immediately for future financial benefits.
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State Bank of
Beattle
Eee
Spanish prince given name ceremony postponed in Madrid
A register ceremony in Madrid to name the Spanish prince was postponed after a fire incident near the kingdom. The Inter of Justice noted the christening had been postponed to a date to be fixed, with Alfonso Pio Eduarde among those named and the king wishing a simple ceremony.
Cle Plo Deprars Hoslys Cipy and Coast Game
The Star Special Service reported a close local match where CLE PLO and the Stare MKriom faced off yesterday. The locals trailed at times but showed strong defense, while post errors and a third quarter slip cost them the contest.
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Koblyn
Stare Mkriom
Jeweled Back Special Sale at Big Jewelry Co
A promotional note announces a special sale by Big Jewelry Co at 1207 featuring jewelry items described as jeweled backs. The message emphasizes limited time and value deals for customers seeking shiny accessories.
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Big Jewelry Co
Burglar Warning on Safe Deposits at Perkins & Co
A damaged notice warns customers of burglar risk to vaults and safe deposit boxes at Perkins & Co on Alaska Street. It urges securing valuables with boxes priced from $4.00 upward and mentions constant fire and burglary threats.
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Perkins & CO
Alaska Cherry Street
Mothers Congress resumes in Los Angeles conference
The sessions of the Mothers Congress resumed in Los Angeles on May 18 with Mr. Frenk Hill of Tacoma Washington leading a session on the prevention of crime.
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Los Angeles
Mothers Congress
Frenk Hill
Tacoma
Waeh
Guaranteed lawn mowers sold on trial
Geo H Woodhouse Co offers guaranteed lawn mowers on trial terms at 113 University Street. Consumers may test performance before purchase under a company policy promising satisfaction or adjustment.
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Geo. H. Woodhouse Co
University St Oe
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Royste
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Firloch Club
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J. H. Lyons
Father Latoure
Durlal
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Siason
the State University
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Eagle
Edward Krause
Order of Eagles
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the Salvation Argy Bande
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Sweloek
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Hewat Gore
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Parepe
Columbia Canal CO
J. K. Leeee
Attelie
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West & Wheeler Colmen
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