Everett Seattle Interurban timetable and services
Interurban rail notices list Everett Seattle line trains with daily departures and limited runs including morning and afternoon slots. Shifts to Seattle via Greenwood and Ajax with weekend schedules. Freight baggage services and connections to Snohomish line also noted with irregular timing figures.
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Everett
Patra
Seattle
Greenwood
Ajax
Oo P. Im Baggace Tratns
Eet
Thwest Traction Company
Everett-Snohomish Interurban
Oh what love a fifty cent bottle of SAGE today
An ad touts a five cent bottle of SAGE sold by Bartell's dealers claiming it banishes falling hair and cleanses the scalp within two weeks, promising money back if not satisfied.
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Bartell
Men coated Lavalley girl with paint at West Clarksf ield
Grand jury findings from Norwalk reveal six West Clarksf ield men indicted for attacking Mise Lavalley and a seventh for false testimony. Evidence shows red paint was poured on the girl after stripping her, not tar. The Lavalley girl fled town and resides in Cleveland, Ohio. initial reports blamed women dressed as men.
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Norwalk
Mise Lavalley
West Clarks Field
Weat Clarkafield
Lavalley
Cleveland
Ohio
Kwan
Civil War Shells Ignite Timber Near Raleigh
Civil War era shells still affect Raleigh area forests 60 years after Bentonville. A farmer, Albert Rows, cut timber and burned damaged sections when embedded shells exploded, scattering fragments and frightening workers. Sawmill operators recall ruined timber from embedded bullets and warn future handling risks. Sherman reportedly faced a major setback at Bentonville.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bentonville
Albert Rows
Sherman
Rentonville
Georgia
Carolinas
One Vote Judge Sampson Barred From Bench
Judge George W. Sampson is barred from seating on the bench after four sitting judges refuse to yield their places. A banquet by 55 attorneys led by Walter Putton Wilmon Tucker and George J. Rummens honors his bid, but quo warranto actions will force a court to decide Sampson’s status as a temporary judge with a $666 salary.
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George W. Sampson
Walter Putton
Wilmon Tucker
George J. Rummens
Sampson
Arctic Club
Mackintosh
Smith
Dykeman
Myers
Supreme Court
Seattle Democrats Favor Key Federal Appointments
The local Democratic bloc anticipates president elect Wilien naming Moore as federal judge to replace Clinton W. Howard and considers Charles G. Heifner for interior secretary. Hash C. Todd is eyed for U.S. district attorney, with Todd hesitant. Moore, ex‑superior court judge and former Seattle mayor, backed Wilson early in the state.
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W. E H. Moore
Seattle
Ryan
Wileen
Todd
W. H. Moore
Clinton W. Howard
Superior Court
Moore
Woodrow Wilson
Benefit for Red Cross of Greece at Moore Theatre
A benefit concert to aid the Red Cross of Greece will be held at the Moore Theatre next Sunday afternoon under director Nicholas Oeconomacos. Eleven acts feature clarinette, violin, contralto, dances, elocution, and the Philharmonic Orchestra led by John M. Spargur, with noted contributors including Prof. Edmond Meany and Prof. Moritz Rosen.
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Greece
Moore Theatre
Nicholas Oeconomacos
Edmond &. Meany
Moritz Rosen
Mme. Hease- Sprotte
Emaenie Argiewicz
Mra
Frances Brinson
Romayne Hawkins
Marie Ladan
Constantine Mandas
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
John M. Spargur
Wilson likely to avoid public speeches before inauguration
President-Elect Woodrow Wilson is inundated with invitation requests to speak but will probably refrain from public addresses until his inauguration in March. Seven Washington Presbyterian churches have extended invitations for him to worship at the White House.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilson
White House
Girl May Die After Newsboy Sacrifice
In Gary Indiana Miss Ethel Smith lies seriously ill with pneumonia after Billy Rugh a crippled newsboy sacrificed his life by giving up a withered leg for a graft to her burned body. Rugh died shortly after the amputation from pneumonia.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
Ethel Smith
Billy” Rugh
Northwest exposition opens with eight states at Minneapolis
The big Northwest show, scheduled to open tomorrow but now ready to open today, features eight states and a projected cost of $200,000. Organizers expect thousands of visitors and have prepared the Armory for the event.
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United Wrese
Minneapolis
Northwest
Beware of the loan shark and his easy terms
A warning against loan sharks describing their ploys, promises of confidentiality, and ever rising payments. It cautions that borrowing leads to entrapment and insolvency, urging avoidance of such “easy terms” and advising to stay away from lenders offering loans on vague security.
Washington Exhibit Boost Adds 75000 Dollar Annex
The report notes a 75000 dollar annex completed last week to expand space for the show. Washington ranked among the first states on the ground and the exhibit is described as well arranged and comprehensive.
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Washington
Papes Cold Compound Promises Rapid Cold Cure
Pape's Cold Compound claims to end grippe and severe colds quickly by hourly doses, relieving headache fever throat discomfort and nasal symptoms. The ad promises no quinine and urges using the product without changing daily duties, stating it's suitable for every home.
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Pape
Grippe
The Quickest Simplest Cough Cure
An at home remedy promises quick relief from coughs and offers a cheap way to treat symptoms. The article touts simple ingredients and low cost, claiming substantial savings compared with store bought medicines.
Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
A home remedy claims to make a pint of cough syrup that relieves coughs within 24 hours. It blends granulated sugar, warm water, and 2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, taken as a teaspoonful every few hours, touted as safe for children and effective for sore lungs and throat troubles.
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United States
Canada
the Pinez Co
Wu Teli Drug Co
Groom fires at serenaders in Massachusetts wedding
At a Strong Hope wedding in Mass on November 12 a bridegroom fired a shotgun from the bridal chamber window injuring several men and boys after anger over serenade remarks. In Chehalis a man found unconscious near a railroad track is regaining memory though his recollection is gone. police suspect he was thrown from a train during a robbery.
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Mass
H Farmer
Mise Mabel Rut
lerbWd
Chehalis
Claude Reynolds
Hias
The Markets Prices and Selling Rates for Farm Goods
The markets page lists various prices paid by local commissions to producers and retail sell prices. It covers meat cuts, pork, tongues, smoked meats, poultry, dairy, fruits and vegetables, and feeds with entries for New York and local stations, including specific figures such as onions, potatoes, cranberries, timothy hay, and oats.
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Merae
A . Hinds
Brupamo
Valencia
Sox
Washington
Timoth
Astor Proposes US Style Safeguards For Ireland Bill
William Waldorf Astor, now MP, urges an amendment to the Irish home rule bill. It would bar laws depriving life liberty or property without due process or equal protection. Critics say the clause empowers judges and stifles democracy, while English leaders warn against judiciary overreach.
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William Shepherd
London
Navy
House of Parliament
United States
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
Ireland
America
J. Ward
Supreme Court
Great Asquith
England
Lords
Aldriches
Uncle Joe Cannons
Parliament
Viewpoint on Quirky Characters in Old Village
A city man and a native discuss the presence of unusual characters around an old village where the hotel fills. The exchange hints at local curiosity about residents and visitors in a small community.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Pity These Poor Little Triplets Kyler Trio Born
Denison Texas couple J H Kyler announce the birth of three sons William Howard Taft Kyler Theodore Roosevelt Kyler and Woodrow Wilson Kyler. The White House received the telegram and the president sent best wishes for long lives. President elect Wilson may appoint Charles Crane ambassador to England and Rudolph Spreckels to France or Germany according to reports.
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Washington
J. H. Kyler
Denison
Texas
Taft
White House
William Howard Taft
Kyler
Theodore Roosevelt Kyler
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Charles Crane
England
Rudolph Spreckels
San Francisco
France
Geree
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Endorsed For Coughs Colds
A doctor recommended remedy for coughs colds and related illnesses. Thousands of families keep Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the home. This classic medicine is touted as effective for respiratory ailments.
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Ayer
Used Pianos Closed Out At Half Price And Less
Eilers Music House advertises used pianos at half price and less with payments as low as six dollars a month. The notice urges quick action before Christmas and mentions storage in a fireproof warehouse at no cost to buyers.
Edison’s Kinetoscope Hits Home Use The Kinetoscope sells as a compact moving picture device.
Edison’s latest invention, the Kinetoscope, brings moving pictures into homes. The machine fits a steel box smaller than a pantry cake box and costs under one hundred dollars with films exchangeable for 50 cents to a dollar each. Descriptive literature and demonstrations offered at Eilers Music House in Seattle.
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Eilers Music House
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Horlick
Horlick’s
Wash
J. M. Swartz
V. A
Sue Lewis
Chiropractor
Colby
Canadian Pacific Railway
Triangle
Vancouver
Victoria
Victoria Victoria
V Seton
Mr. Coyne
Benefit For Red Cross OF
Denny-Renton
Hoge
Bull Bros
Third Avenue
the Musical News
Third and University
Planos
Christmaas Delivery
Yester
Ney
TES
Piero
Dens Shaw
Sherwood
CRO Iverson
Eek
Ets Ovens
Johnston
Conover
Eee
Smith & Barnes
Steanhauer
Sered Sk
Care Eats
Kensington
NS Ener
Wheelock
A'P Qsahanee
Geo
Edison
Kinetoscope
Eifers Music House
Bilers
Seattle, Wash
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