Tom Wilson Dope Fiend Finds a Friend
A letter responding to how to handle Tom Wilson describes a proposal by William Quinlin a painter and carpenter to house Wilson on Quinlin’s Green Lake property if the county funds care and treatment. Quinlin offers drug treatment wholesome food clean air baths and work to keep Wilson away from city slums and restore health. He has long cared for cripples and blind residents on his suburban property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Wileon
William Quinlin
Quinlin
Green Lake
Wilson
Quintin
Sluma
Little Happenings And university events listed at Seattle
A Charity Endorsement committee in Seattle elected C H Black as chairman and Richard Hayter as secretary. H B C Williams of Everett married Miss Unland of Vancouver BC and they plan to live in Seattle. Edward P. Elliott will perform Christpher Jr at Denny Hall under Black Friars. President Kane of the University of Washington expected back from Washington DC. Three firefighters promoted to second grade with raise to 75 dollars. Police chief Delaney seeks sixteen patrol promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Black
Richard Hayter
H. B.C. Williams
Everett
Miss Unland
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Denny Hall
Edward P. Elliott
East
Kane
Col
Cook
Delaney
Waisier district horse thieves sentenced in Idaho
Zeb Maree Hugh Dearborn and Edmund Nicholas part of a two year horse theft ring in Waisier Idaho were sentenced to six four and three years respectively in the penitentiary. Weather forecast fair tonight and Wednesday with light northeast winds. In Washington the president remains undecided on a sea level canal awaiting strong recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiser
Idaho
Zeb Maree
Hugh Dearborn
Edmund Nicholas
Washington, D. C
Marriage in brilliant Washington society
Anne Hitchcock daughter of the secretary of the interior married Commander William Sime U BON at noon with Dr Ronald Cotton Smith officiating. An official society assemblage attended with Margaret Hitchcock as bridesmaid and Lt Commander Mark Bristol as best man. President and Mrs Roosevelt were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anne Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Willian Sime
U Bon
Ronald Cotton Smith
Margaret Hitchcock
Mark N. Bristol
Army
Navy
Mra. Roosevelt
A Human Slave at Third Avenue theater and more
A theater week review notes A Human Slave at Third Avenue with strong acting and a lesson on capital and labor. Up town audiences will see A Broken Heart next week. A Star theater bill pleases. a city labor dispute over the eight hour law ends with city and contractors agreeing to comply. The Oriental Limited train may delay Tuesday night arrival due to stops for passenger viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue Theater
Uptown
Star Theater
Board of Public Works
Central Labor Council
Akers
Labor Council
Thomson
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Protests Form To Oppose Alaska Shipment Segregation
Beattie leading shippers plan a final effort against the treasury order requiring segregated Alaska shipments on manifests. They argue each entry wastes time and delays operations during busy seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Departments
Alaska
Beattie
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Dope
Good Samaritan
William Quintan
Milew
MR. Rockefe4er
Alameda
Novelty Cloak and Split Mix. Co
Second Ave
Pantages Theater
Ayer
Cees Ae Ieee
Bract Optical Company
Butte
Firet Ave
H. Lewis & CO
First Ave
Cor
Cherry
RED Front Furniture CO
Pike Street
Boston
Copper Company
Complete Credit House Furnishers
Derick & Bebbon (Inc
Frederick & Nelson
Rederion
Nelson
Rede Cincorporated
Avesul
Madison and
Spring Streets
J. H. Fligkinger
Adams Tea & Coffee Company
Pine St
Ane
Second Avenue
Kohler & Chase, CG
A. Meyer, Mer
Sole Distributors
D. S Johnston
Burke Building
Iowa
Oregon
Llowa Butter Store
Heady’s Barber Shop
Washington
W. B. Hutchinson CO
Daa
First Avenue
Cherry ST
Petrovits Fur CO
Marion S&t
Ohio Dental Parlors
Third Gvenee
Third
Ike
Dental Parlors
London
Guy's Drug Store
Isaac Lurie
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