Failed speed tests for torpedo boat destroyer Cetegugh
Yester sitertreen the hewdon ship Cetde ugh torpedo boat destroyer faced repeated breakdowns during trials at Bremerton. Ensign Bryan and 21 Mare Island experts sailed her, first to docks, then for a third test where she reached 29 knots before again losing steam and returning to yard repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton, Mov
Yester Sitertreen
Cetdeugh
Bryan
Mare Island
Goldsborough
Ensign Bryan
San Francisco
May Sue the City Over Delayed Payments to Contractor
Contractor McClellan threatens legal action against the city for withholding payments on Firet Wenue south. The board of works defends its inspector noting he acted for convenience, while McClellan argues the inspector’s decisions should not block his work. The dispute follows months of delay and accusations of inspector incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Firet Wenue South
Board of Works
T of
Help the Home annual appeal for Orphans' Home
The Ladies Relief Society launches its annual appeal to raise money groceries and old furniture for the Orphans' Home. They will receive contributions at Kennedy's drugstore at the foot of Cherry Street by Wednesday next or may leave them at the current home at Fourth Avenue and Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Relief Society
Queen Anne Bill
Kennedy's
Cherry Street
Fourth Avege
Harrison Street
My Offer to Strangers A Free Remedy Draws No Distinction
A letter offering a druggist free full dollar remedy to strangers regardless of status or means. The author asserts the remedy is universal and invites any reader to request an order, claiming illness knows no class and appealing to the needy and wealthy alike.
Remedy Based On Ancient Cruths Promises Universal Cure
A claim that a home remedy, built on ancient cruths and plain truths, can cure all illnesses by addressing the internal nerves and core organs. It asserts the treatment is simple, practical, and proven after years of patient experiment, urging readers to accept the offer and try the remedy.
Shoop's Restorative Offered Free to Prove Its Worth
Dr. Shoop invites readers to prove the medicine for themselves with a risk free offer. He claims the remedy has helped a million homes in eighty thousand communities and challenges doubters to accept a dollar's worth at no cost if it fails to work.
Stomach Troubles and the Solar Plexus Nerve Power
The article explains stomach trouble as nerve related and centered in the solar plexus. It claims the solar plexus is a key inside nerve center and that a strong blow can knock out the body. Dr Shoops Restorative purportedly strengthens the inside nerves including the solar plexus to make stomach trouble disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmeane
Shoop
Bond of Sympathy Emphasizes Nerve System Vital to Health
The article stresses the central role of the inner nerve system in regulating every vital organ. It argues that illness results from tired organs and that many ailments are cured by nerve treatment, showing all organs are branches of one system.
Kidney Troubles and the Nerve Connection
The article explains kidneys as blood filters controlled by the renal nerves. When the renal nerves weaken or misbehave, toxins accumulate, and no kidney treatment can detoxify them without nerve restoration. Shoops Restorative is claimed to strengthen and restore nerve control, improving kidney function over time.
Cure for Ailments Through Sympathetic Nerves
An advertisement argues one cure targets nerves and sympathy with others. It claims patchwork medicine only soothes symptoms and promises a root-cause treatment. The offer includes a free full bottle and trial before purchase to prove effectiveness.
Heart Troubles and the Inner Nerve System
A fragmented discussion explains how the heart and muscles depend on internal nerves. It suggests the cardiac and solar plexuses regulate function and claims restoring nerve balance can normalize heart performance.
Evidence Lane Review of Heatoretive Health Claim
Letter from CHAR HAVENS of Chitticothe Ohio dated July 1 declares cure of diabetes through use of Heatoretive and reports improved health and ability to work. The writer mentions aiding family member and describes personal recovery and ongoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Chitticothe
Ohio
C. Redman
For Liver Troubles Dr Bhoop's Restorative Claim
The text discusses liver nerves and digestive control, noting nine in ten suffer liver trouble. It suggests Dr Bhoop's Restorative strengthens the nerves to aid the liver, asserting relief from dullness and lassitude and claiming liver pills offer permanent relief.
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Bhoop
No title found in readable text
A damaged fragment shows testimonials about a remedy restoring health and sleep. Names, places, and dates appear with claims of cure and heart relief, including Robert Cheney from No. Platte Neb and Nellie Lovestedt.
Evidence and Nerve Theory Promoted by Dr Shoop
A physician proclaims that nerves control organs and urges readers to try a full dollar bottle of his medicine as a personal test. He stresses honesty, home trials, and word of mouth to prove his remedy, claiming his livelihood depends on honest results.
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United States
Shoop
Inside nerves drive vitality and recovery with Rhoopes Restorative
Overwork and stress strain the sympathetic nerves, the source of vitality. Rhoopes Restorative is advertised as the effective remedy to tone the inside nerves, restore energy, and prevent general weakness in women and others facing nerve-related ailments.
Free bottle offer makes dubious cure claim
An advertisement promises a free test bottle and a dollar full bottle for remedies claimed to cure many ailments. It urges readers to mail for a free book explaining the remedies and directs to Dr. Bhoop for various health volumes.
Dr Shoop’s Restorative for common home ailments
A brief advert claims Dr Shoop’s Restorative eases frequent minor illnesses by acting on the inside nerves. It promises to brighten days, refresh spirits, and boost appetite, while noting it is not a cure-all and does not perform miracles.
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Dr. Shoop
Puget Sound Gets The Better Of It Estimate Update
Washington D C November 19 Secretary of the Navy Morton announces next year’s yard and dock funds with Puget Sound asking 385 500 up from 292 500 this year and Mare Island at 280 900 up from 260 000. The Puget Sound plan includes new buildings and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Morton
Puget Sound
Congress
Mare Island
Thanksgiving union service for Wayside Emergency Hospital
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Grand Opera house next Thursday morning to support the Wayside Emergency Hospital. Downtown churches forego their services to show charity, with speakers Rev. Temple Matthews Sr monds Spalding Revelle Wharton and Rabbi Joseph on the platform. Musical numbers by city talent begin at 10:30 a.m. Overture Invocation E Mezzacapo Murdoch's Mandolin Orchestra Dontology Congregational Singing Invocation Rev. T P Revelle piano solo Love's Dream Le Ressignol Liszt Mrs Anna Evenden White Reading My Ships E W Wilcox Beatrice McClure Scriptural reading feee
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Grand Opera House
Wayside
Reve. Temple
Matthews
Srmonds
Spalding
Revelle
Wharton
Joseph
Mezzacapo Murdoch
Mandolin Orchestra
T. P. Revelle
Liszt
Anna Evenden White
E. W. Wilcox
Beatrice McClure
Violin solos and sacred pieces performed in recital
Rev. W. D. Simonds presented a program featuring a violin solo romance sans parole and a perpetual motion piece. John L. Gibbs and W. A. Spaulding contributed, with a solo from D. D. and a Stabat Mater setting. Rev. F. L. Wharton offered hymns, with Mrs. R. B. Jansen and Rabbi Joseph giving benediction.
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Romance
von Goeuries
Perpetuum
Mobile
John L. Gibbs
Peeas
W. A. Spaulding
D. Solo
Pro Pecatis
Stabat Matur Rossini
Double Tragedy Near Wyan dotte in Michigan
Bodies of H. J. Hillebrand and Mrs. W. I. Miller found in a roadside bogey. Each victim shot in the head and believed killed instantly. A letter from Mrs. Mitchell to Hillebrand warned of her husband discovering the affair. Authorities believe Hillebrand killed Miller and then himself.
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Detroit
Mich
Wyandotte
H. J. Hillebrand
W. I. Miller
Hillebrand
Kaiser’s Gift to US Unveiled At War College
The statue of Frederick the Great, gift from Emperor William, was unveiled in Washington in a ceremony attended by a large crowd. German ambassador and President Roosevelt spoke, with Roosevelt thanking the German emperor and people for the gift and praising Frederick as a great soldier and servant of his nation.
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Washington, D. C
Frederick the Great
William of
Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Baroness von Sternberg
United State
Peror
War College
Seattle realty group aims to beautify city and raise property values
The Seattle Real Estate association holds its first annual semicon at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon to promote city beautification and rising property values. Purse snatching near Third Avenue and Lenora Street alarms residents. a chain broke as Mrs. T J Smiley and another woman were targeted by young men. County Auditor Lamping contracts with KE. P. zoe S to compile realty shows. HW. Hat Stone of Portland will speak at the Sunday Club for Men of the Y M C A on A Good Move. Mrs. Alice Jones Towne to lecture on The Philosophy of Clothes at First Baptist Church Wednesday afternoon November 2. Mrs. M. Hamilton reports a home entry by a former lodger using a pass key. police informed with suspect description. HW. C. Jackson to represent University of Washington in the interstate oratorical contest at Beattie next June after a Denny Hall exhibition. See our men's Underwear. The Qualities at our prices cannot be equaled to the city. E N Brooks & Co. 1831 24 Ave Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Smiley
Third Avenue
Lenora Street
Alice Jones Towne
First Baptist Church
Women's Society of the Church
M. Hamilton
Fourth Avenue
E. N. Brooks & Co
24 Ave
Mysterious Murder Near Archer Avenue Chicago
William Bates, a chauffeur for the Dan Canary Automobile Company, was found dead in his car on Archer avenue near Lamont, a Chicago suburb. He had a head wound and an empty cartridge on the floor. someone blocked the vehicle in the ditch after the shooting and a caller using the name Dove had dispatched Bates to the Auditorium last night.
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Chicago
Wiliam Bates
Chaffeur
Archer Avenue
Lamont
Bates
Dan Canary Automobile Company
Wabash Avenue
Dove
Ex-police Fletcher Tried for Assault in Hillman City
W. W. Fletcher, a former police officer, faced trial yesterday afternoon in Hillman City for an assault with a deadly weapon against W. R. Wilson, owner of a local billiard hall. Fletcher operates a nearby bar.
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W. W. Fletcher
Hillman City
W. R. Wilson
Fletcher
The Fletcher Wilson clash ends with arrest and bond
Fletcher and Wilson, rival shopkeepers, exchanged threats after a street confrontation near Fletcher’s shop. Fletcher drew a knife, Wilson knocked him down, and Fletcher then advanced with an ugly knife shouting I cut your heart out. Bystanders intervened and Fletcher was arrested. Justice Cole bound him over to the superior court with $1,000 bond.
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Fletcher
Wilson
Justin. R. Cole
Justice Cole
Superior Court
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W. H. Baker
Justice Brand
W.s.may Field Dewi Mele
Plke ST. Main
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Geo
Weil
Herves
Atlantic City
R. Baers
Lincoln Ave
Allegheny
Reharenne
Fayetteville
Wis
Robert Cheney
Platte
Neb
Nellie D. Lovestedt
Bey
Doub
Thouwesand
W. D. Simonds
Scripps News Ass'n
Seattle
Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc
Reliable Credit House
Fifth and Pike
Kaiser
Serives News Alan
C. W. Boynton Hardware Co
O. K
Boynton On
Boynton
Pike St. Col
Brown
First Ave
East Side
First Avenue
Weet
Blaine
Howe Streets
The
Thompson Co
Pike Street
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