Veteran Publisher James E. Scripps Dies at 77
Obituary notes James E. Scripps founder of the Detroit Evening News who built a newspaper empire with the Scripps family. Born in Sealand in 1840s, he worked as a bookkeeper, joined the Tribune, and launched the Detroit Evening News in 1878. His independent policy shaped a network across the United States. He also founded the Press in Cleveland and supported the arts with an Detroit gallery and a public park later named Scripps Park.
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Queen Bread Gain Promises Health and Clean Sifting
A short notice-like fragment describes a bread product named Queen Bread. It highlights health claims and clean manufacturing practices, mentioning sifting and kneading with machinery and strict cleanliness standards supposedly observed by grocers.
Taft Moody blamed in Tillman Roosevelt controversy
The piece reports Roosevelt involved little in a letter linked to Tillman fray. Taft and Moody were said to have confronted Roosevelt, with Root and Lodge working to calm the dispute. Dolliver comments on Roosevelt's political strategy and use of Democrats.
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Death of Unidentified Longshoreman John Doe
An unidentified man, arrested by Patrolman Lee, died early today at Wayside Hospital. He could not be identified, gave only that he once worked as a longshoreman. Coroner Carroll to schedule a post mortem. burial Likely in the potter's field. The body is in the custody of Bonney-Watson.
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McGill Elected Delegate to Central Labor Council
Rev H McGill pastor of the Queet Anne M B church was elected delegate to the Central Labor council of Seattle to represent the Miniaterial association.
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Pantorium Offers Clothes Cleaning to Look Like New
Don’t throw old clothes away. Have them cleaned at the Pantorium to restore freshness and appearance. Located at 1048 Matn.
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Ameri cas Nations Red Crane Society Plans Permanent Breach
At an executive committee meeting yesterday the Ameri cas Nations Red Crane society decided to establish a permanent breach in the city. The group will hold regular monthly meetings on the last Friday of each month at the Linewin hotel. Arrangements were made to decorate the graves of soldiers buried at the Red Cross cemetery on Memorial day.
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Honor Sailor Dead Services at Memorial Day
John F Miller Post and Woman's Relief Corte No 61 plan Memorial Day observances at 6 pm. The event will gather at the Vietorts foot of Boring et Pier to honor the unknown sailor who has died.
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Cashmoun A Candidate For Health Officer Post
Dr. Grant Cathown brother of Corporation Counsel Scott Cathown seeks health officer post after Dr. Ladhow resigns effective August 1. The health board reviews the application as part of a personnel shakeup at city public health.
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Mother Killed Trying to Save Infant At Well
At Clover Valley near Oak Harbor on Friday, Mrs Veldheer died after plunging into a village well to rescue her baby daughter who fell in. Her rope became tangled as she descended. both mother and child were found by the elder daughter returning from school. Dr Vandell arrived too late.
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Excursion to Olympia by Steamer Multnomah
A steamer voyage to Olympia on the Multnomah departs Galbraith dock in the morning and returns at 1 PM. Round trip fare is 1.00 for adults and 0.60 for children. For details call the listed phones.
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