Kaiser's England Visit Seen As Ally Boost For War Unity
London reports British royalty will publicly welcome the German emperor when he arrives at Portsmouth next Monday. Cannon salutes, royal greetings, and special functions at Windsor, Sandringham, and Chatsworth are planned as Count von Buelow accompanies him.
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London
Portsmouth
Great Britain
Windsor Castle
Sandringham
Chatsworth
Count von Buelow
England
Berlin
South Seas
Best
West Africa
Napoleon II
Crimea
Judge Winsor Defends City Charter Amendment Authority
Judge Richard Winsor issues a reply to Corporation Counsel Humphrey on the legality of a proposed charter amendment for city purchased streetcar lines. He argues the amendment preserves legislative power of citizens and rejects claims it abolishes city government, citing constitutional limits on delegation and city power.
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Richard Winsor
Committee of One Hundred
Corporation Council
Humphrey
Ales
Winsor
Corporation Couns«Eaye
Mppantiy
Senate
House of Representatives
Ousting the Salt Trust Begun by State Attorney General
In Pomeroy on November 17, Attorney General Monnett filed suit in the circuit court to oust the National Salt Company known as the salt trust for alleged violations of the Valentine anti trust law and forfeiture of the right to do business. The case also targets the United Salt Company of Cleveland for merger into the National Salt Company. Local salt works purchased by the National Salt Company have been closed and salt prices reportedly raised per barrel.
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Pomeroy
Monnett
National Salt Company
The
Salt Trust
Lawn
New York
Valentine
4 Salt Company
Cleveland
National Sait Company
Sait
Wholesale murder shocks Greensburg crowd in Latrobe area
The discovery of two bodies near Latrobe, including William Cahone of New York, with the second victim unidentified, follows the earlier finding of F J Lanners of Tyrone. Crushed skulls and other injuries suggest foul play, sparking a local sensation in Greensburg.
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Greensburg
William Cahone
New York
F. J. Lanners
Tyrone
Latrobe
Hyas Potlatch Social and Drama Draw Large Crowds
The Hyas Potlatch at the Unitarian Church on Seventh Avenue near Pike Street drew large crowds for a successful social and financial fair. Indian baskets and five small booths adorned the space while a dramatized Hiawatha featured Mr. McDonald and a large cast with careful period costumes. The arrows came from the Custer battlefield and the show runs again tonight with continued local interest.
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Seventh Avenue
Pike Street
Walla
Mr. McDonald
Wendell Simonds
Mr Toney
Mr. Carr
Alfred Ayerst
Harry Smith
Arthur Carle
Lloyd Brockhart
Hazel Bragdon
Marie! Kelly
Eula Croissant
Elisabeth Snope
Reba Hell
Genevieve Reed
Joseph
Custer
Electrician draws good crowds at Seattle theater all week
The Electrician continues to draw strong attendance at the Seattle theater with low prices and a matinee tomorrow. Mile FiFi comes next week for three nights, with Mamie Cilrey in the title role and Madge Neville and Stanley Johns appearing on tour. Finnigan's Hall stays packed at the Third Avenue theater with three performances left tonight and tomorrow, while A Romance of Coon Hollow opens next Sunday featuring a large company, notable scenery, and a colored dance troupe.
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Seattle
New York
Mamie Cilrey
Cordroy Btock Company
Ince
Bhela
Madge Neville
Stanley Johns
Detroit
Homance of Coon Hollows Company
Third Avenue Theater
Finnigan's Hall
Parquet
Coon Hollow
Horton
San Francisco
Fourteenth Street Theater
Rough Riders for the Philippines organized in Chicago
Captain J B Clarke plans a unit called the Linea Rough Riders after the Civil War and Spanish War service. He claims enough men to form one troop with five more in eight, aiming to offer the regiment to the government for service in the Philippines.
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Chicago
Nov. Ill
Tilineia Rough Ridera
J. B. Clarke
United States Artilery
Clarke
Elght
Philippines
Mach Mane
Man says Lee Thornton charged with mayhem after ear biting
Lee Thornton, freed yesterday on horse stealing charges by Judge Cann, was arrested on leaving the court by a Tacoma deputy on a mayhem warrant. He is accused of biting a man's ear off during a recent quarrel in Tacoma.
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Lee Thornton
Train Taken Off on Great Northern Route
A St Paul to Havre service on the Great Northern line has been removed as winter approaches. Officials suggest the coming season likely caused the suspension and deferment of the overland service.
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St. Paul-Havre
Great Northern
Steamer Patria Weighted Off Hook of Holland
The steamer Patria lies unattended off the Hook of Holland after a fire. The vessel shows burn damage but remains afloat and undisturbed as authorities assess the situation.
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Patria
Holland
Winter Trail To Dawson Opens New Klondike Route
J. J. McArthur arrived in Skadway Alaska confirming completion of the winter trail from Hennett to Dawson. The route shortens the old river path with 60 miles by land to White Horse rapid and 109 miles of timbered terrain beyond. Mail service to Dawson will run via the Canadian Development company with roadhouses every 25 miles. Freight and sledding firms anticipate heavy winter traffic to Nome, with one company planning 256 teams. many travelers expect to reach Nome earlier by the Yukon river route.
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Skadway
Alaska
J. J. McArthur
Hennett
Dawson
Bennett
White Pass
White Horse Rapid
Ho Place
Canadian Development Company
Klondike
Arctic
Nome
White Pass & Yukon
Atlin
Yukon River
Garden Bazaar Set for Armory Hall Next Week
Garden Bazaar to run four evenings at Armory hall starting Monday with a flower garden display and new booths. Each night features a distinct program including a military show, cake walk, and a Japanese sketch The Willow Pattern Plate by Marguerite McKinney. Mayor Humes to open the bazaar under Temple de Hirsch supervision led by Mrs A Fortlouis president.
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Armory Hall
Armory
Seattle
Marguerite McKinney
Humes
Congregation of the Temple de Hirsch
Mra. A. Fortlouls
Mies Fannie Dee
Mre
Max Hornetein
Cheaper Automobiles Targeted For Wider Use
New York nov 17 vehicles may be sold at remarkably low prices to boost use. The $75,000,000 automobile corporation will stay private, merged with English and American investors. F D Carley, probable president, says prices will start around $50 and vehicles will weigh under 30 percent of traditional cars, with low operating costs.
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New York
F. D Carley
Truto
Itill
A GOOD MILL Arthur Walker Faces Peter Jackson at 146
Australian Arthur Walker and Peter Jackson prepare for a December 1 weigh in at Seattle social club. They will fight at 146 pounds or under with both men described as game and thrifty fighters. Jackson demonstrated his style at Germania hall and Walker’s record suggests a tough contest.
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Arthur Walker
Peter Jackson
Thin City
Seattle
Bo’olock
Jackson
Germania Hall
Walker
Poles Protest Census Classification In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Poles protest being counted as Russians Germans or Austrians in the forthcoming twelfth census. They urge counting by language spoken and demand identification as Poles, noting Europe’s Poles numbered about 17 million with most under Russian rule, contrasting Irish counts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Washington
Michael Krurgka
Kuryer Poleki
Poland
Muasia
Germany
Austria
Europe
Russia
Styles for Men in Autumn Dress and Accessories
The article details fall menswear etiquette with white spatterdashes and tan shoes, pearl buttons matching cloth, and refined handkerchief borders. It notes proper attire for weddings and afternoons, emphasizing tasteful color borders, and suggests neckwear with satin backgrounds and brocade patterns.
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Swelldom
Court ruling defines separate offense for letter rent fraud
In St. Latis Missouri on November 17 Judge Phillipe set a precedent in U S district court. The ruling holds that when malls use every letter rent to defraud, it constitutes a separate offense.
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ST. Latis, Mo
United States District Court
Phillipe
Tonight's Show Lineup At Seattle Theaters
Amusement pages list events tonight at various venues. The Electrician screens at EN-Seattle theater, Murray and Mack perform Finnigan's Hall at Third Avenue, Olympic Hall shows vaudeville and moving pictures, and A Hyas Pouaten plays at Unitarian Church.
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Seattle
the Electrician
Third Avenue Theater
Murray and Mack
Finnigan's Hall
Olympic Hall
Unitarian Church
Hyas Pouaten
Sharkey Plans Ireland Trip and Big Fight Bids
Tom Sharkey will sail to Ireland and return in February. He vows to fight anyone who covers his $5,000 forfeit and would give rivals Corbett, McCoy, Maher or Roblin a chance if Jefries ignores him. The Coney Island Club offers a $20,000 purse for a February bout with miteelmmone.
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Tom Sharkey
Ireland
Corbett
McCoy
Maher
Roblin
Jeffries
Sharkey
Miteelmmone
Coney Island Club
Polygamists Arrests Promised in Cache County Utah
Logan Utah November 17 warrants to be sworn for around fifty men accused of polygamy. The Het Include lists county leaders among those targeted, including J M Tanner president of the State Agricultural College.
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Logan
Utah
J. M. Tanner
The
State Agricultural College
The Killing of Criminals Debate in Newburg
The Nev. Cyrus Dixon advocates chloroform executions for grave crimes. He argues crime is incurable and hereditary, while experts dispute reform prospects. He cites adults and generations, noting reversion to crime and failed reform, urging decisive action beyond preaching morals.
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Newhurg
N.Y
Cyrus Dixon
Big Trust Formed For Window Glass Industry
The 17 000 000 window glass trust known as the American Window Close Company is organized this week with 58 percent nationwide control and rent agreements. Pittsburgh figures lead the board with James A. Chambers president J K Mullen first vice president and W Loeffler second vice president F J Phillips secretary and W G MetCandress treasurer. Directors include H Sellers McKee T Hart Given Thomas Wrightman P A B Widener W Eiking S L Hedine J G Sayre N T Delauw and others. Headquarters will be in Pittsburgh and office reductions begin immediately with changes to take effect at month’s start.
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Pittsburg
T. F. Hart
Muncie
Ind
F. J. Phillips
Indiana
William GO. MetCandress
H. Sellers McKee
T. Hart Given
Thomas Wrightman
Man Walks 10 Miles, Jumps Bridge, Bets Wins Wager
In Columbus on November 10, John B. Buehman of Napoleon swam from the Maumee bridge after leaping 60 feet into the water. He had wagered with Co. F Mulholland, a Democrat, that the Republican party would win a county officer in Henry county. He swam ashore, changed, and claimed payment of the bet.
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Columbus
Henry County
John B. Buehman
Napoleon
Maumee Bridge
Co. F. Mulholland
The Famous Slate Writer Henry Slade Returns to Detroit
Henry A Slade once a leading slate writer who fooled Henry Ward Beecher has returned to Detroit crippled and in poor health. He says he was attacked in the East recently and now occupies a single room with minimal furnishings. Once a head of New York spiritualist circles, he fell from affluence long ago.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry A. Slade
Slate
Henry Ward Beecher
Thin City
Slade
East
A Spiritualistic Brotherhood
New York
Rapid Transit Bond Cut For Underground Railroad
The appellate division of the Supreme Court reduced the bond required from 14 million to 5 million for the contractor to build New York City’s underground railroad. The move aims to speed hiring and spark competition between the Whitney Crim ing syndicate and the L Third Avenue combination.
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NW York
Supreme Court
Rapid Transit Commission
Ecomiineston
Whitney-Criming
L-Third Avenue
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Rouch
Garden Bazaar
Styles
New York Mills
Hoys
O. W. Peterson & Bro
Pike St
Columbian Accident Association
State of Washington
E. W. Andrews
F. L. Miller
Home Office
Collins Block
Joseph Mayer ‘ Bros
Cherry Ot
Seattle Transfer CO
Treight
Yres Transfer
Nein
Jackson Street
Ilman ” Coal
Beauty Our
Pacific Picture Frame Co
A Cripple
J. G Stewart
Jinburg. Medical Institute
Boston
Subway For
U.S
Miles
Army
Ihe
Lanyarda
Abe
AIR
Holden & Wilson Furniture Co
Second Ave
Tel
White Sl
Pseman
Seattle Heat and Plumbing Co
Seattle Ferry
Balding
Foot of Merion
Geo. Bauer
Mandolins
Sherman, Clay & Go
Steinway
Edwarde & Co
Marion, Bet, Western
B.R. Aves
the Martin
N. B. Curtis
Washburn
Winter & Harper Burke Building
Marion St
Seattle Wash
Cecent Ave
Ramaker Music Co
C.C. Berg
J. W. Lowe
Sramile Printing CO
Yesler Way
Butterworth & Sons
Third Ave
Pike
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