Calhoun Still Not Elected Corporation Counsel
City council did not elect a Corporation Counsel for Calhoun yesterday afternoon and did not accept the resignation offered. Balloting showed Philip Tindall leading with three votes on each of nine ballots, Bradford fluctuating between two and four. Other names mentioned included Meyers Moore Murphine Wright Whiting Thor cen Powell Grif Hughes.
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Calhoun
Philip Tindall
James FE. Bradford
Herbert W. Meyers
W. H Moore
Thomas Murphine
Edgar J. Wright
E. P. Whiting
O. B. Thor Cen
John H. Powell
R. B. Grif
Howard D. Hughes
Wardall
Goddard
Hesketh
Tindall
Imen Blaine
Haas, Erickson
Kelloggs
Bradford
Japanese Congressman Saburo Shimada Visits City
Prominent Japanese congressman Saburo Shimada arrived from Portland this morning. He was hosted by the Japanese Commercial Club at noon and will dine with C. T. Takahashi on Wednesday. A luncheon with Seattle citizens is planned, followed by a banquet at the Japanese Press club Friday evening. Consul Takahashi will also host events Friday and Shimada will dine with M.
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Saburo Shimada
Japan
Portland
Toho
C. T. Taka
Seattle
Washington
Japanese Press Club
Takahashi
Hass Resolution Creates City Fire Patrol
The city council approved a Hass resolution establishing a fire patrol system. Fire Department members will inspect buildings, issue prevention recommendations where danger exists, and report on construction to keep the department familiar with all structures. Duties are defined to avoid conflicts with the building inspector.
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Hass
Yester
Radical change for Arcade hall opens as shelter in Seattle
The Arcade hall in the old restricted district will host a living place for Seattle's down and outs with the cheapest rates. Opening next Friday Mayor Dilling and others will attend. Music by the Gipsy Smith choir led by Rev Atkinson. Backed by the Seattle Brotherhood league, gospel services nightly and free dispensary planned.
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Seattle
Dilling
Gipsy Smith Choir
Atkinson
Seattle Brotherhood League
Bright Boy Portrait of Future German Emperor
A newly arrived Berlin photograph shows a young boy believed to be the heir to William Hohenzollern, the emperor of Germany. The caption notes uncertainty about the boy’s actual identity and his eventual succession to the throne if he lives and the throne endures.
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William Hohenzollern
Germany
Berlin
Forbidden City
Peking
China
Cholera Decreases in Italy Says Government Bulletin
United Press reports cholera cases in Italy declined in the week of October 22 to 28 according to a government bulletin issued from Chiasso Switzerland. The bulletin notes a continued downturn in infections as officials monitor the outbreak.
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United Press
Chiasso
Switzerland
Italy
Four People Missing in Sunday Island Storm
Olympia dispatch reports Mr and Mrs LeRoy Mack Miss Gertrude Root and Arthur Kaler lost since Sunday after leaving Olympia to spend the day at Hartatein Island. Searchers have found no trace as a Sunday storm swelled the seas and hindered efforts to locate them.
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Olympia
Wash
Hartatein Island
Leroy Mack
Gertrude Root
Arthur Kaler
Sheriff Missing in Port Townsend Fishing Trip
Sheriff John Mcinnia of Jefferson County is missing and believed drowned after a fishing trip to Point Wilson. His boat drifted ashore at Point Flagler following a Sunday bay storm. he leaves a wife and several children.
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United Press
Port Townsend
Wash
John Mcinnia
Jefferson County
Point Wilson
Point Flagler
Russia Threatens Occupation Over Persian Apology
Russia warned it would seize coastal areas today unless Persia’s foreign minister apologizes to Russian vice consul M. Petroff. The dispute stems from an alleged insult during a private exchange.
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Teheran
Persia
Russia
Deran
M. Petroff
Danderine Hair Product Promises Fast Regrowth and Luster
A vintage advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming a 25 cent bottle stops dandruff and hair loss. It touts immediate scalp relief within ten minutes, reduced itching, and new hair growth after weeks, with promises of luster, fullness, and long healthy-looking hair.
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Knowlton
Public Market Prices Blaze Through Old Pike Place
A lengthy list from the Public Markets at Old Pike Place shows meat prices like lamb chops 25 cents a pound, sirloin steak 15 cents, and shoulder rib 6 cents. Dairy includes butter at 20 cents, creamery butter 75 cents a pound. vegetables list onions 7 pounds 10 cents, Jonathan apples 5 cents, and potatoes at $1.25 a sack delivered.
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Old Pike Place
Oregon
Washington Creamery
Wisconsin
Twenty Two of Lordos Byron Crew Die in English Channel
The Greek steamer Lordos Byron with 25 aboard from Theodocia to Antwerp foundered in a gale off the English coast. Twenty two crew members perished last night, with three survivors. The incident occurred as weather worsened near the Channel.
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London
Lordos Byron
Theodocia
Antwerp
English
Telephone trap alleged in Seattle council debate on independents
Seattle council members clash over Bell monopoly claims and franchise for Independents. Speakers Blaine Goddard Kellogg Wardall and Griffiths push for corporate counsel opinion while resisting immediate revocation, with municipal ownership proposals floated as the ultimate solution. The council delays action for a week.
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Sunset
Independent
Seattle
Blaine
Goddard
Kellogg
Wardall
Griffiths
Corporation Counsel
Independents
The
Everd
Public Service Commission
Rell
One-Cent Stamp Valued at 15000 Shown at Convention
Chicago hosts the twenty-fifth annual American Philatelic Society convention where a rare one cent stamp valued at 15000 dollars is on display. About 200 stamp enthusiasts attend as George H. Worthington of Cleveland displays his rare stamp in the exhibit alongside over 10,000 stamps valued collectively at around three million dollars.
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Chicago
American Philates Society
Manri
George H. Worthington
Cleveland
Ohio
America
The
Chi
New York To Open First Cow Hospital In Queens
The first cow hospital in Greater New York will be established in Queens turning to a new center for sick cattle. Morris Cohen plans a facility on Cooper av in Glendale to serve bovines in the area.
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New York
Queens
Greater New York
Morris Cohente
Cooper Av
Glendale
One Enough
A Houston Post joke notes a conservative statement about marriage. A man who said one wife was enough for a man is characterized as making a very conservative remark.
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Houston Post
Two Charmining Debutantes at Washington Scene
Report notes that two debutantes faced a dramatic incident as police were called after a quarrel leading to a death by action. Relatives say the husband sought charity for a $3 coffin ahead of the tragedy. Nearby, three neighboring homes on White Street in Pittsburg each welcomed a set of triplet boys named Mulligan Killeen and Moskowitz.
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White St
Pittsburg
Patrick Mulligan
Eustace Killeen
Abraham Moskowitz
Puzzling Dislocated Hip Prank and Coffin Farewell
Dr Ellis Whitman from Germany wowed Philadelphia doctors by repeatedly dislocating and resetting a patient's hip as a joke at Medico Chirurgical hospital. In a separate scene, Samuel Prager a tailor valued at four thousand dollars stirred relatives by ordering a three dollar coffin for his wife in Philadelphia.
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Ellis Whitman
Germany
Will
Medico Chirurgical Hospital
Philadelphia
Samuel Prager
Local Youth Honored for 21st Birthday Virtue in Ludlow
Howard Bennett of Ludlow Centre, Massachusetts, celebrated his 21st birthday for moral conduct by receiving a gold watch from a village fund. A large crowd witnessed the presentation as he has never used liquor tobacco or profane language.
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Howard Bennett
Ludlow Center
Maes
Flint Stone Cargo From Sweden Reaches Nevada Mills
A curious shipment arrived from Sweden consisting of 1616 sacks of flint stones gathered on a Swedish ocean beach. The stones were loaded onto a steamer to southern California and then transported to Tonopah and Goldfield to be used in ore mills for crushing purposes.
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West
Ocean Beach
Sweden
California
Tonopah
Goldfield
Virginia nurse seeks training to become an embalmer
A young Richmond nurse who wrote to the post master general for aid to study embalming has been advised by a New York undertaker. The undertaker, after offering to teach her, says it is the noblest profession and claims over 20 years in the business with no unpleasant duties.
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Richmond
Hitchcock
N. Y
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