Tuberculosis Crisis Urges City Health Board Action
A Seattle health board alarm over pulmonary tuberculosis quotes 1,288 deaths last year from all causes and estimates 2,000 city residents with varying illness. Officials urge open air hospitals and aggressive campaigns to stamp out the preventable disease, contrasting smallpox quarantine norms with indifference toward tuberculous victims.
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Board of Health
Boonan
Still Monarch of Piano World and Jonas Chickering Legacy
Fragmented notice extols Jonas Chickering and the Chickering firm as enduring pioneers in piano making. It hints at awards and lasting influence, with references to European honors and a promotion of the Chickering grand piano amid a chorus of praise for craftsmanship and posterity.
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Jonas
Jonas Chickering
Chickering
Portland Salons Fail to Force Saloons Removal
About 3,000 Portland citizens sought to remove 28 saloons near the Lewis and Clark exposition grounds but failed after the city council refused to put the issue to a referendum. A special meeting lacked a quorum as council members Absented themselves. The missing councilmen were Fred T. Merrill C. K. E. Romelin Mat Foeller Van T. Sherrett and L. Zimmerman.
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Portland
Ore
Fred T. Merrill
C. K E. Romelin
Mat Foeller
van T. Sherrett
L. Zimmerman
Ambassador Whitlaw Reid Goes Abroad on New Post
Whitelaw Reid, newly named ambassador to the court of St James, sails for Britain with his family. His storied career includes service as a special ambassador to Queen Victoria's Jubilee, to King Edward's coronation, and ambassador to France, plus a long tenure at the New York Tribune. He and his wife take Brook House in Park Lane as residence, and British reception is described as cordial.
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New York
Whitelaw Reid
Court of St. James
England
Europe
Victoria
King Edward
Germany
France
Harrison
Spain
America
Xenia
Politico
Fremont
Miami University
Oho
Cambridge University
Regenta
New York State University
Talleyrand
Politica
Ohio
House of Representatives
New York Tribune
Ths
Morace Greeley
John Hay
Reid
Mise Elisabeth Mills
D. Ogden Milla
Great Britain
Edward
Mr. Reid
Liverpool Daily Post
American Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Reids
Brook House
Park Lane
Lord Tweedmouth
London
High School Day Celebrates Declamatory Contest
The first annual high school day at the university featured a declamatory contest in Denny hall. Dora Campbell of Kent High School won $25 for Christmas with the Ruggles, with Seattle High School’s Chris Reidel second and Mamie Stevens of Everett third. The event drew many visitors and signals future academic contests. Roosevelt weighs delaying the promised extra session of Congress past October, possibly until after fall elections.
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Denny Hall
Misa Dora Campbell
Kent High School
Ruggles
Chris Reidel
Seattle
Tok
Mamie Stevens
Everett
Achogis
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Cullom
Edges on Weight Loss Claim From Fat Folks Ad
A fragmented snippet from a WOODWARD Oregon city notice shows an individual mentioning weight loss claims with phrases like inches and remedies. The readable bits reference Incheon and a short note about sending an ad with a stamp. The text appears as a stray block from a local notice.
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Hee
Walat
Incheon
Tarving
Ad . & Woodward
Hos City
Oregon
Rival rail chiefs plan joint line into Clearwater basin
At Portland meeting C M Levy of the Northern Pacific and Vice President T A Worthington of the Harriman lines agreed to a joint line into the Clearwater basin. NP will build Lewiston to Grangeville while Oregon Railroad & Navigation will rebuild Lewiston to Kiporta to connect with its line, with shared traffic. Routes under study include a six mile main line with possible spurs to Nez Perces and Grangeville.
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Portland
C. M. Levy
Northern Pacific
Harriman Lines
Clearwater Basin
Kiparta
Grangeville
New Perces Prairie
Camal Prairie
Clearwater
Nez Perces
Lewisten
Nex Perces
Tirooke Hat Promoted By KH N Brooks & Co
The Tirooke is advertised as the best 1.06 neft or stiff hat. Call to see new styles and shades offered by KH. N. Brooks & Co at 1381 2nd Ave.
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N. Brooks
2Nd Ave
Washington Children's Home Society Meeting Scheduled
The annual meeting of the Washington Children’s Home Society will be held at the Y M C A on Tuesday June 6. An executive board and trustees are to be chosen.
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Washington Children's Home Society
Butter Cheese and Lard Sold at Cut-Rate Prices
A short notice states that known prices apply at the Cow Butter Store for butter cheese and lard. The ad references Cut-Rate Prices and the shop names Lat and Piet.
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