Cousin of Kaiser Dies in Seattle Woman Passes After Illness
Miss Elsa Missouri von Kalow, second cousin of William Hohenzollern and daughter of Prince Albert, died Sunday afternoon at her sister's home in Seattle after a two year illness. She was 37, a naturalized American and longtime resident, with ties to German imperial heritage and Madame Varina fame. Services will be held this afternoon at Butterworth &.
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William Hohensollern
Germany
Prince Albert
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12Th Ave
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Prince Albert F
Prussia
America
Madame Varina
Seattle
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Miss von Kalow
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Butterworth
Edgar C Bock Wins One Hundred in Suit
Louis May 26 report notes Edgar C Bock received one hundred dollars in a suit he desired, reflecting a casual legal or personal dispute outcome.
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Louis
Edgar C Bock
Adventurous Salvation Army flapjack hero returns home
Adjutant Fred Anderson, famed for cooking 7500 flapjacks in 18 hours near Toul France, arrives in Seattle after 14 months with the Ivation Army. He will rejoin Salvation Army work, greeted by a YWCA banquet and services on Tuesday night at Occidental and Main.
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Fred Anderson
Seattle
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Occidental
Main St
Tanlac touted as global remedy for stomach ills
A Springfield woman credits Tanlac with curing eleven years of nervous indigestion and stomach pain after trying specialists in the U.S. and abroad and traveling around the world seeking relief. She says the medicine restored appetite, sleep, and energy, and improved her complexion, with Seattle Bartell Drug Stores selling Tanlac.
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England
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Tanlac
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Robbery drains Paul Schmidt’s restaurant cash
In St. Louis a burglary stole all cash from Paul Schmidt’s restaurant leaving him with no money to call police.
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Paul Schmidt
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Abe Ruef Becomes San Francisco's Middleman of Ideas
N B A staff correspondent details Abe Ruef's parole era shift into a pioneering role as a "middleman of ideas" who bonds inventors with draughtsmen and capital. He envisions an Inventors Institute to rival major foundations, amid a flood of proposals from eggs-preservation to water-fueled engines. Ruef pitches dramatic reform and taps officials to back the concept.
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Abe Reuf
San Francisco
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Board of Supervisors
Ruef
Inventors’ Institute
Rockefeller Foundation
Carnegie Institute
Rolph
Stephens
California
Mail Plane Tragedy As Pilot Leaps To Death
In Cleveland on May 26 Frank McCusker of New York aboard a mail plane fighting fire at 300 feet jumped from the wing at 200 feet. He died en route to a hospital. McCusker the first air mail pilot killed in the line of duty. Cause of crash not yet learned.
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New York
McCusker
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Chicago
Thief Cuts Handbag At Public Market
Mrs J J Jefferies reported a purse snatching at the public market near First Ave and Pike St. A thief sliced the bag from her hand, leaving only the handle. The missing items included money and personal articles.
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27Th Ave. S
First Ave
Pike St
College Night Reserved for University of Washington Women
Local college women invited to a college night in the University of Washington commons at 8:30 p m Saturday. University women will host and a variety of features have been planned.
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