Judge Rules Employer Liable for All Child Injuries
Nov. ruling by Judge Clifford holds that any child labor injury regardless of age misrepresentation by employer or parents makes the employer responsible. The decision addresses contributory negligence and protection of machinery, marking a first in the state and likely appeal by defense.
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Gron
L. Clifford Yesteria
Nick
F. H
Clifford
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court of Washington
Jing and Pierce to Join in Politics Rally
The Young Republican group in the county plans a Saturday night meeting to discuss ratification of a political movement. Party members and local politicians are willing to join the effort and participate in the campaign activities.
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Jing
Pierce
Ub County
Socialist talk to spark Genday evening in Spokane
Spokane speaker W. B Hic will address issues of the day with references to socialism at a social gathering. The event titled Genday evening will be held at a local ball venue and aims to discuss current political topics.
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W. B Hic
Spokane
Marmola Prescription Promises Fat Reduction Without Diet
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription as a fat reducing remedy that supposedly cleanses the system and aids digestion after meals and at night. It claims dramatic results without dieting or strenuous effort, urging readers to purchase or request details from the Marmola Co. in Detroit.
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Marmola Co
Detroit
Mich
Morrow Case: Divorce Granted to Eugenia Morrow
Eugenia Morrow received a divorce from Sergt. Maj. Anthony Morrow of the 26th United States Infantry stationed at Fort Lawton. Judge Frater ordered $30 monthly alimony.
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Maj
Anthony Morrow
26Th
United States Infantry
Fort Lawton
Philippine Islands
Eugenia Morrow
Bel lingham lawyer Hans Bugge faces slur over years of practice
Friends of Hans Bugge of Bellingham fault a speaker for the hand picked tickets for implying he practiced law only five years. Bugge has practiced since 1893 after graduating from Minnesota Law. He spent ten years at Fergus Falls before moving to Bellingham and has contributed articles to legal publications.
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Hans Bugge
Bellingham
Supreme Court
Mr Bugee
University of Minnesota Law Department
Fergus Faille
Get Rich Quick Sheldon Arrest Reported
Montreal November 3 A broker Charles D Sheldon accused of taking half a million from get rich quick gamblers has been arrested by Pinkerton detectives in Bermuda and is being brought back to the city for proceedings.
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Montreal
Quebec
Charles D. Sheldon
Pinkerton
Bermuda
No Change in Rates After Seattle Hearing
The telephone rate hearing ended in Seattle and will resume in December in San Francisco. The railroad commission adjourned to verify Sunset plant valuations from San Francisco records. Old contract rates remain unchanged pending the next session per company agreement with the commission.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Railroad Commission
Sunset
Commission
Chimmie Fadden Runs for Congress
EO W Townsend faces a split Jersey battle as Ned Townsend backed by the baseball vote seeks to unseat Parker’s Uncle Joe standpatters. Ned headlines a fictional party with Mike Donlin starring in A Certain Party as the newspaper man pledging reforms if elected.
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EO W. W. Townsend
Parker
Joe
New Jersey
New Boss at Washington Hotel Succeeds Resigned Manager
J. G Marmaduke treasurer of the New Washington Hotel Co. has assumed management of the hotel replacing J. H. Lux who resigned last Tuesday due to ill health and differences with his employers.
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Washington
J. G Marmaduke
New Washington Hotel Co
J. H. Lux
How to Make a Pint of the Best Cough Syrup
A popular home remedy recipe promises relief from deep coughs in under a day. It blends granulated sugar, warm water, and Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup to create an inexpensive cough syrup sold as superior to many store brands.
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United States
Canada
Carte, Drug Co
Distributera
Railroads’ State Valuation Climbs Across Decades
A state tax commission statement shows railroad valuation in the state rising from just over 12 million in 1891 to more than 100 million in 1910. The figures indicate increases each year from 1892 through 1899, with 1893 marking a notable benchmark before continuing growth.
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Olympia
Nov. S
State Tax Commission
Police Seek Husband in Alaska to Australia Case
Mrs C. C. Smith, long believing her husband dead, was alerted yesterday that he had arrived from Alaska aboard the Northwest ern and planned to sail to Australia. Police and deputies watch the boats as the couple’s three children await clarity.
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C. C Smith
Alaska
Northwestern
Australia
Smiths
Blind couple to wed on Thanksgiving Day in New York
Miss Beryl Clarke and William N Gooshaw, both blind, plan to marry on Thanksgiving Day. Clarke leads the department for the blind at the Brooklyn library's Pacific branch. Gooshaw, who lost his sight in an accident five years ago, has been mentored by Clarke and is an expert chair caner.
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New York
Navy
Beryl Clarke
William N. Gooshaw
Department For the Blind
Pacific
Brooklyn Circulating Library
Mise Clarke
Boy Is Cleared In Death Near Rockdale
Russell Blake was exonerated by a coroner jury from all blame in the death of Hugh Harper near Rockdale when a pistol discharged during a dispute as the boys walked to Rockdale. A charge was sworn against Pete Brennen of Maple Valley for selling liquor to a minor. Harper drew the gun after leaving the saloon, Blake tried to seize it, and Harper was wounded in the scuffle.
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Russell Blake
Hugh Harper
Rockdale
Pete Brennen
Maple Valley
Harper
Blake
Better Flee Rather Than Stay and Die Divorce Case
In court Judge Frater notes the line better flee than stay and die, warns it is not legal advice. Matt Sandstrom testifies his wife Amanda sought a divorce after threats and his stage fright, resulting in a granted divorce despite his limited speech in court.
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Sandstrom
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