Nationwide union strike proposal sparks cross country walkout
The article reports a proposed general strike led by Bramsn and supported by Gompers and Morrison to pressure contempt sentences. Local unions in Philadelphia react as the central body prepares to extend action to Seattle and beyond via the Makers' Union, with duplicates sent to the Toronto convention to coordinate an industry wide stoppage if appeals fail.
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Maine
Seattle
Philadelphia
Gompers
Morrison
United Press Dispatch
Makers’ Union
Toronto
North America
United States
Jury Probe Targets Sheriff Office and County Officials
Grand jury convenes on November 22 to examine relations among the sheriff's office the prosecuting attorney and county commissioners. Sheriff Hubert T. Hodge requests a thorough inquiry into fed prisoner feeding and related profits while noting potential special prosecutors may be appointed.
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Grand Jury
Mitchell Gilliam
Hubert T. Hodge
Vanderveer
Hodge
Taft's New Workshop at White House Impresses Visitors
Washington D C Nov 15 taft's workshop replaces Roosevelt's tennis court on the White House grounds the addition designed by Col Spencer Cosby cost sixty thousand dollars critics say the project could have cost nine thousand yet it will aid Taft's work as visitors must pass through a labyrinth before meeting the president and his staff.
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Washington
D. C
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Taft
Roosevelt
Col
Spencer Cosby
Sorghum
Con.gressman Cornflake
Hairassel
Mississippi River
County Hospital Grand Jury Probe Demanded by Officials
Reporter Dunn exposes alleged mistreatment at King County Hospital drawing official calls for a full grand jury investigation. Seattle Women’s Clubs join in demanding impartial inquiry as Dr Carson defends management amid protests.
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Taaue
King County
Gilliam
Dunn
Georgetown
Carson
America
A. L. Rutherford
Grand
Willis H. Carson
Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs
Seattle
Star
Arthur W. L. Dunn
Illinois Mine Rescue Tragedy Buries Four Rescuers
Bulletin fire at an Illinois mine trapped workers as rescuers entered the shaft. Intense heat halted efforts and left the fate of dozens unknown. Families face destitution while Chicago officials and rail leaders pledge aid and food supplies.
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Barling
Chicago, Milwaukee and
OmE On Down to The Show Matinees Aboard Seattle Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a theater show with matinees and a guest appearance. The text mentions Seattle and a touring act, with unclear details about dates or exact acts, but signals an upcoming performance event and local venue information.
Old Man Pleads for Help After 10 Years of Drinking
An elderly Seattle man named Joseph Johnson tells Police Judge Gordon he has not tasted sobriety in a decade and drinks a half quart of whisky daily. He has been arrested hundreds of times and says he will die drunk, yet the judge releases him.
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Joseph Johnson
Gordon
Johnson
Seattle
Do Women Marry For Love Taft Question Stuns Seattle Women
President Taft asked why women marry and a sample of Seattle women offered cautious replies. Most refused to debate the question or provided no opinion. Not one said she marries for love, some offered circuitous thoughts, but none gave the instant reply. The response chilled the author.
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Seattle
Taft
Women and work in marriage debates from Watt union remarks
Secretary Alice Lord argues women belong in the home and should not work for a living, urging housework and childrearing as the ideal. She contends men must earn enough for families, while discussing why some working women marry for home and support and how money affects marriage choices.
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Auske Mica Alice Lord
The
Wattreases’ Union
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Educated Women and Marriage Expectations Highlighted by UW Dean
Miss Isabella Austin, dean at the University of Washington, says educated women marry for partnership not support. She notes fewer marriages and fewer divorces among educated women and urges training for independent livelihoods to solve marriage questions.
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Isabella Austin
University of Washington
Woman's Education and Choice in Marriage Debated
A speaker argues daughters deserve full education and freedom to marry by choice, not obligation. He contrasts leaving property to sons with supporting a daughter's independent life and happiness. He defends traditional marriage while advocating arrangements ensuring genuine options for women.
Marry for Homes and Companions in Late 19th Century Quote
Mrs James Anderson wife of a wealthy city businessman and president of the Queen City Political Equality club states women marry for homes and companionship. She adds the belief that professional women choose marriage for security and status.
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Queen City Political Equality Club
Three Questions for Seattle Women From Taft Era
The president’s statement spurred three questions tested on Seattle women. Why do women marry for homes and support. If women were financially independent would marriages fall. Would a profession deter women from marriage.
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Seattle
Women balancing careers and home life in early modern era
The passage argues women can pursue professional work without harming marriage or domestic happiness. It notes women seek companionship and self-sufficiency, while appreciating a comfortable home. It suggests supportive husbands discuss business with wives and value a busy wife’s counsel and fireside inspiration.
Song That Went Home in a Nickel Theatre
A Seattle Sunday night nickel theatre hosted a sentimental song about a mother awaiting word from her roving son. The cheap venue and mixed audience were moved as the unknown singer delivered a haunting lament urging letters home. the crowd’s reaction suggested profound impact beyond the modest setting.
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Moving Picture Theatre
Seconday
Follks
Seattle
East
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