T. R. Goes to Washington
Col. Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Washington at 4 50 P M for his first prolonged visit since leaving the White House He will attend a reception of the National Arena club and later lecture on Wild Men and Beasts in Africa before the American Geographical Society with 5000 tickets sold for the talk.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt Ia
White House
National Arena Club
Africa
American Geographical Society
Easy for Women to Become Americans
John Speed Smith of the naturalization bureau states women can naturalize by marrying an American citizen. An American woman who marries a foreigner loses citizenship, but a foreign woman who marries a naturalized American gains citizenship. No provision exists for old maids, yet they are naturalizable.
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United States
John Speed Smith
United States Naturalization Bureau
Old Maida
Theatres announce new vaudeville and drama lineup
At the theatres Moore presents The Kissing Girl and The Volunteer Organiat at GRAND shows Seattle features The Man on the Box Lois screens The Power of Money ALHAMBRA offers Jack Shep pard the Bandit King Orpheum lists Vaudeville Majestic Vaudeville and Pantages Vaudeville stage schedules.
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Moore
Grand
Seattle
East Side kids fare at ice wagon and make do with fun
A New York ice wagon incident shows a kind passenger buys ice for a hungry child who objects to the size of the piece. Separately, upper west side youths improvise a curbside baseball game avoiding broken windows. Also reported, Fabre Line faces a Naples cruise ticket rebate claim after a brother dies at sea.
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Fabre Steamship Line
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Kather
Dea Moines
Carl
Naples
Roma
Joseph
Steamship Company
Preferred Turkey In Jail to Freedom Without It
James Blaney, charged with vagrancy, asks for a 10 day continuance before Police Judge Shortall in San Francisco. He speaks in a heavy dialect requesting the delay to secure a Thanksgiving turkey dinner and contemplates further continuances. The judge warns Blaney he will remain in the city jail for the time requested.
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Turkey
San Francisco
James Blaney
Shortal
Bay
Chust
Shortall
Toilstoi and Wife Fail to Reconcile, Friend Says
In Los Angeles on November 18, Anton Cherbak, publisher of a Russian newspaper and pupil of Tolstoi, reports Count Teo Tolstoi left home due to irreconcilable sociological beliefs of himself and the countess. Cherbak leads the Kuselan colony.
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Los Angeles
Teo Tolstoi
Anton Cherbak
Tolstoi
Michigan delegates named for ann arbor meeting
Judge Thomas A. Burke and Prof. H. Lull were chosen as delegates to the advisory board meeting in Ann Arbor next June by the University of Michigan Alumni association of Seattle.
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Thomas A. Burke
Prof
H. Lull
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Alumni Association of Seattle
Banquet Honors Mrs DeVoe By Suffrage Group
At the Washington Equal Suffrage Association banquet in the Hotel Washington Annex last night Mrs Emma Smith DeVoe president was guest of honor. It was announced that five free states Washington Idaho Utah Wyoming and Colorado would push for suffrage in remaining Western states. Resolutions were adopted demanding at least five registration places for December school elections instead of one.
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Washington Equal Suffrage Association
Hotel Washington Annex
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Emma Smith DeVoe
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