Dying Woman Saved Credit to Relics of St Rita
Mrs. Rose Bautz of Union Hill New Jersey was dying from a Brights disease diagnosis. After a novena and relic application by Vine land priests the patient improved immediately and doctors report she is on the road to recovery. The case highlights St Rita the Saint of the Impossible in Catholic faith.
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ST. Rita
New York
Rose Rautz
Emil Rautz
Union Hill
N. J
Bright
Bautz
Vineland
Curtis
Veterans honor fallen soldiers with graveside volleys and prayers
Soldiers and veterans from the G A R held memorial rites at the cemetery with three volleys over the graves of the dead during a ceremonial day. Past Commander F H Hurd urged loyalty to country and flag as actors from Stevens post and companions joined in tributes. Memorial exercises at the Grand Trunk Pacific dock honored mariners who died at sea with hymns, prayers, and a shared chorus of America by about 400 veterans and Women’s Relief Corps members.
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Stevens Post No. 1
Sexton Post
William McKinley Cirele
A. W. Hastie
Women's Relief Corps
Stevens, Miller and
Asthma Bronchitis Tuberculosis Remedy Promoted in Seattle
Free booklet Pooklet offers full information on a remedy claimed to relieve asthma bronchitis and conditions leading to tuberculosis. Sold on merit and recommended by friends. Seek testimonials. names available on request. Address provided with request.
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Seattle
Acme Shingle Mill Destroyed By Fire
Fire consumed the Acme Lumber Co. shingle mill at 45th street and 15th Avenue Northwest. Loss estimated at about 10000 dollars. Dry kiln and adjoining property were saved by a prompt fire department response. The mill had been idle. cause of the blaze is unknown.
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Acme Lumber Co
45Th St
15Th Av. N. W
Keep Crichton Plea to Mayor
The efficiency committee has not decided on a report from the health department inquiry and may take two weeks. Pressure grows for reappointing Dr. Crichton as health commissioner, but Mayor Cotterill will not appoint until the council acts on the probe.
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Health Department
Dr. Crichton
Cotterill
Vanished guest William Suen Leaves Note At Idaho Hotel
A rooming house incident reports William Suen 37 leaving a note saying he would go out in the air from the Idaho hotel. He has not been seen since, and police scramble to learn who he is and what happened.
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William Suen
Idaho
Suen
Berries Rise in Price as Season Advances in Kennewick
In Kennewick Washington berries command higher prices with the season progressing. Opening at 4 per crate the market now offers 450 to 475 per crate as demand exceeds supply. Northwest buyers converge hauling wagons to the freight platform with cash offers for loads. The Socialist meeting is set for tonight at 1416 Seventh Avenue.
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Kennewick
Wash
Northwest
Student Drowns After Swimming Accident in Grandview
Franz Brewer, 17, winner of the gold medal in the high school declamatory contest last week, died today in Grandview Washington after a swimming accident while he was in the water.
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Grandview
Wash
Franz Brewer
Celebrated Chinese Herbalist Offers Free Treatment Trial
An advertisement claims Lee K Chin offers free trials of his Chinese Route Barks and Herbs to ten men or women per locality. It promises a proven 4000 year old remedy, with a mailed plain wrapper treatment at no cost to prove effectiveness and urges immediate write in.
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Lee K. Chin
Hae
China
Chin
Doetor
Mark a crom in the list opposite the complaint
A reader offers to mark a cross in a list of ailments including rheumatism lumbago keloed sore throat catarrh neuralgia diarrhoea constipation indigestion headache dizziness poor direction and wombler for today’s task.
Columbia Near Overflow Mark
The Columbia River was four feet below the danger mark as of May 31 with a foot rise in the last 24 hours. The Snake River at The Dalles has begun to recede while the Columbia's level remains at the 36 foot stage.
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Dalles
Columbia River
Snake River
Columbia
Dix Takes Horses to Philippines
Repairs on the transport Dix at the Bremer ton navy yard are nearly complete. Orders were received for her to come to this port and load supplies for Hawaii and the Philippines. Two hundred horses will be taken to Hawaii and 50 to the Philippines, with a full cargo of supplies for Pearl Harbor onboard.
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Dix
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Hawaii
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Resinol Heals Skin Eruptions Fast and Easily
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim to clear pimples, rashes, eczema, and other skin troubles quickly at low cost. The ad notes gentle action safe for infants, offers a trial by writing to Resinol Dept. 28 S, Baltimore, Md.
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Resinol
Ultimore
Wed Again To Get Million For Baby
In San Diego on May 31 Mr and Mrs Douglas E Davis of Point Loma remarried to become Mr and Mrs James Douglas Bishop to safeguard their baby heir. The couple had before married as Douglas Davis three years ago. Bishop is the groom’s true name and his English father left a large estate to the grandchild prompting the needed second marriage.
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Douglas E. Davis
Point Loma
James Douglas Bishop
Douglas Davis
Bishop
England
Kick Fatal for Woman Doctor in Camas Case
General mourning marks Camas Washington as Mrs. L. V. Wright, a long time physician active in town affairs, dies from injuries after a horse she was harnessing kicked her. The incident occurred May 31 and ends a notable local figure’s public service.
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Camas
Wash
Auto Romance Garage Wedding in Savannah
In Savannah on May 31 Miss Annie Ruth Morgan wed Bert C. Busha in his garage with Rev. John Wilder officiating. The couple met in the garage where Morgan worked as Busha’s stenographer. They plan a wedding trip by newly bought car to Pensacola, Florida.
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Savannah
Annie Ruth Morgan
Herbert C. Busha
Aviator Killed in Fall at Cicero Aerodrome
James Colovan, an aviation student, died at Cicero Aerodrome when wires from his Curtiss bi plane tangled in a tree causing a 50 foot fall. He was crushed by the engine. In Oakland, nine tons of unpacked dynamite exploded in a machine packing house at Giant Friday, killing four laborers.
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Chicago
James Colovan
Cicero
Colovan
Oakland
Forty Children Dance at Douglas School Fete
Forty well trained children performed nimble dances of many kinds at the Douglas dancing school fete in the Moore theatre. The audience filled the house. The Potlatch ballet drew particular praise from spectators.
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Douglas Dancing School
Moore Theatre
Alki Point lighthouse lights up with 20000 candle power
The new Alki Point lighthouse costing 40000 dollars is completed. The 20000 candle power beacon will be lit for the first time Sunday and can be seen twelve miles away in clear weather. Public viewing hours are 12 30 until an hour before sundown on clear days. A G Mahler receives assignment to Heathouse in San Jose Cal. May 31. Workmen dig through debris from a landslide in Alum Rock canyon burying part of a new Peninsular railroad line.
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Alki Point
A. G. Mahler
Weat Point
Heathouse
San Jose
Cal
Alum Rock Canyon
Peninsular Railroad
Death total 37 in Long Beach auditorium collapse
May 31 report states Margaret Reed aged 12 is the thirty seventh victim of the Long Beach auditorium collapse. Hospital authorities report dozens more injured and improving. District Attorney Fredericks expected to present the coroner's jury report to the grand jury and seek authorization for further investigation to fix responsibility.
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Long Beach
Margaret Reed
Los Angeles
John D. Fredericks
Totem Pole Falls During Memorial Day Raising in Everett
William Shelton of Tulalip feels discouraged after a 60 foot totem pole he carved collapsed during a Memorial day raising in Everett. The fall toppled several totems and was regarded as an omen. He plans repairs before another lift attempt.
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Everett, Wash
William Shelton
Tulalip
Shelton
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