Star attacks Humphrey in Seattle political column
The Seattle Star denounces United States Senate candidate William E. Humphrey, accusing him of padding travel expenses and siding with moneyed interests. It cites a 1905 $1200 “traveling expenses” claim, critiques his votes on Alaska development, seamen’s subsidies, and civil service, and invites Humphrey to respond in the paper.
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Julius Kahn
San Francisco
Joseph Ordney
Michigan
Wall E. Humphrey
Unitedates Senate
Kahn
Fordney
Humphrey
Dney
Washington
Alaska
United States
Jericho
Will E. Humphrey
Star
Phrey
Krey
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Guggenheim
la Follette
High Seas
Canal Zone
Civil Service Commission
Money talks in Philadelphia fur nished-house suit
A man who leased his fully furnished Philadelphia home to Billy Sunday during his revival sues for 1754 dollars for damages to furnishings. The report recalls Hilly's pledge to turn Philadelphia upside down. The socialist national committee proposes a dry resolution to be put to a party referendum.
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Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Hilly
Socialist National Committee
Eilers Talking Machine Co Celebrates First Anniversary
Seattle firm Eilers Talking Machine Company marks one year since its founding as Ellers King Machine Company. Clarence H. Hopper and Ead P. Kelly built a reputable business promoting Victor Columbia and Edison Diamond Disc phonographs. Their Saturday Evening Free Concerto in Recital Hall drew full houses, signaling steady growth and community appeal.
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Eilers Talking Machine Company
Clarence H. Hopper
Ead P. Kelly
Eilers House
Ellers King Machine Company
Tor
Columbia
Edison Diamond Disc
Seattle
Ellera Talking Machine Company
Eagles Band To Give Third Annual Concert
The Eagles band will host its third annual concert at Eagles hall on Seventh avenue and Pine, Thursday evening starting at 7:30. Proceeds fund band travel for the State and Grand Aerie sessions in Spokane this August.
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Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Seventh Ave
Pine #1
Spokane
Jensen the cautious pioneer of Seattle moving pictures
A profile of Claude B Jensen of Seattle, a cautious, profit minded showman who built a cinema empire from a shoestring start. From runaway brakeman to hotel and real estate work, he joined with Von Herberg to open the National theatre and later the Alhambra, then the Liberty, applying bold advertising and balanced programs to popularize film as drama and education in Seattle.
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Claude
Jensen
Oshkosh
Rochester
Denver
Seattle
Los Angeles
National Theatre
National
von Herberg
Alhambra
Priest
Shuberto
van Jensen
Moving Picture Men
Liberty
von Ja
Lessons From Jensen Life and Self-Made Advice
A reflective piece recounts Jensen’s hard lessons on earning and saving, stressing capital growth and self-promotion. It urges honesty with the public and proactive pursuit of opportunities, noting an early wage of fifteen dollars weekly with ten dollars spent. The quote emphasizes never waiting for business and the need to go out and get what you want.
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Heller
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Dayton
Spinning’s Cash Store
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