Yale Defeats Harvard 23 to 0 in Annual Football Clash
The Yale football team routed Harvard 23 to 0. Rev. James Marquis Wilson is set to join Westminster Presbyterian in Kin city after arriving from Boulder. His appointment fills the vacancy left by Rev. Hugh W. Gilehrim. Two indoor baseball games are scheduled tomorrow at Lewis Park pavilion between Beattie league and Camp 4 W O W, and between O D N GG W and the A U W team, with additional games planned Tuesday and Friday.
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James Marquis Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kin City
Boulder
Cale, Or
Mr. Wilson
Hugh W. Gilehrim
Lewis Park Pavilion
Beattie League
Camp 4
Oo. D N. GG. W
Death from poisoned candy presages Florodora scare
Rena Knight, a Florodora performer known as one of the pink pajama girls, dies after consuming poisoned candy sent from San Francisco. Clara Isham is critically ill from the same cause, with a rejected admirer suspected of sending both gifts along the Pacific coast. The alleged assailant, a man connected to the affair, is being investigated.
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Ban Diego
Cal
Rena Knight
The
Florodora Company
Actress Loses Blue Silk Gold Spangled Skirt
Leona Howard an actress at the Arcade theater claims a royal blue skirt with gold net was stolen from her wardrobe. The garment valued highly, admired by other girls, was missing after her performance, prompting a police appeal with no immediate arrest.
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Eens Drees
Tenderloin
Leona Howard
Arcade Theater
Steve Lyts Pardoned After Notorious Washington Robbery
The Notorious Steve Lyts, jailed in 1999 for robbing a man of 340 dollars in Washington, has been pardoned. Olympia reports the news as Lyts’ case drew wide publicity. Another suspect, Tom Phillipe, deemed insane, was moved to an asylum. Eeplin was acquitted. Miles convicted. Lyts’ father helped transport 17 prisoners to the penitentiary. A Philadelphia cruiser visit was announced for Pier 2 at 9 am 1:15 pm and 5:30 pm.
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Steve Lyts
Washington
Essen
Olympia
Lyts
Cape
Tom Phillipe
Lyte
Allan Explin
Eeplin
Miles
Will Recover Gordon Dean After Assault by Japanese
Gordon Dean, thought murdered by Japanese assailants in the Tenderloin, slowly improves at Wayside Mission hospital. Reports say his condition has improved, though semi-conscious at times. A hospital caller noted Dean had a sum of money before the attack and only 26 cents when found.
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Gordon Dean
Dean
Paxie
Steam Schooner Dora Arrives from Nome After Perilous Voyage
The Dora captained by Knudsen arrived from Nome via Valdes and way port at 11 90 am after departing November 28 with 25 passengers including Capt. Carlson Capt. Shaw and Mrs C Munn. Both Dora and Discovery met icebergs at Icy Pass amid driven snow and floes. The Dora heads to San Francisco tonight while Discovery was expected soon.
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Dora
Knudsen
Nome
Valdes
Way Porte
Nomé
Carlson
Shaw
C.munn
Discovery
Icy Pass
Corwin
San Francisco
Traveling book agent swindles woman for five dollars
Mrs Beale of 416% Denny Way reports buying a book from a traveling agent this morning for 50 cents and giving him five dollars to make change. The agent took the money and left without returning the change.
Badly Beaten Cook Found Near Occidental and Main
J. C. Sloan a cook was found nearly unconscious on the sidewalk near Occidental avenue and Main street by Patrolman McClurg. His jaw was dislocated and his face bruised after a fight. Sloan named a possible companion J. H. who had money and flashed it in a saloon. Dr. F Wilttale treated his injuries and Sloan was released.
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J. C. Sloan
Occidental Avenue
Main Street
McClurg
Sloan
J. H
Dr. & F. Wilttale
Wheel theft suspect nabbed after attempted sale
Wallace Herris tried to sell a bicycle for 16 cents last night and was arrested after landing in the city. Patrolmen Bunnell and Paterson made the arrest.
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Wallace Herris
Bunnell
Paterson
Newsboys Dance Tonight at Seattle Armory Masque
The Seattle newsboys plan a masked ball at the Armory with elaborate preparations by the union. Prizes donated by local merchants will be awarded after the grand march. Contestants must wear full costumes for various categories including best couple, two step, and character acts.
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Newsboys
Seattle
Thei
Newsboys’ Union
Waltaers
Bar Advocates Federal Court System Reforms
At a King County Bar Association meeting in Superior Court, members urged Congress to adopt a Turner bill substitute restructuring federal courts. The plan abolishes circuit courts, redivides nine circuits into 15 appellate districts, and adjusts appellate procedures. Washington would join Montana and Idaho in the 16th circuit. officials to press the measure in Washington next month.
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King County Bar Pasociation
Buperior
Hanford
Federal Court
F A. Pallinger
J. B. Howe
Niveself
United States Circuit
United States District Courts
F.C. Hughes
BR. A. Ballinger
Thomas Burke
Hallinger
National Capitol
HB. Piles
H. P. Hartman
John FB. Humphries
Chamber of Commerce
District of Alaska
Roosevelt Hosts Founders Day and Site Visit in Philadelphia
President Roosevelt arrived in Philadelphia with nearly all official aides for Founders' Day at the Union League Club. Earlier he toured the new Boys' High School and spoke informally to students and staff. He lunched with former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith and attended a reception at Edward Atoterbury’s home before the banquet.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Washington
Broad Street
Union League Club
Ah School
A Siumni
Charlies Emory Smith
Edward T. Atoterbury
Ores Hess
Circus Arrives in California Caravan of Animals
Seventy shivering Hindoos travel with Chatree Indian circus and a menagerie of elephants and tigers waiting for sunny California at five this afternoon on the Colier Montara.
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California
Colier Montara
Government Tug Moves Seeder Charges to Port Flagler
The government tug J. A. Wilson loaded 45 charges of Seeder weighing 115 pounds each at Yesler dock this morning and transported them to Port Flagler for Big gun practice.
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J. A. Wilson
Yesler
Port Flagler
Actress Divorced After Court Settlement
Letina Maud Townsend, a black eyed vaudeville actress, obtained a divorce from Alfred J. Townsend in superior court this morning. She cited his poor provision as a reason and with dawning headlines of personal strife. William Daly, a former counterfeiter and ex convict, was acquitted in Judge Griffin's court this morning of receiving stolen property from nie Marshall.
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Letina Maud Townsend
Alfred J. Townsend
Alfred
Duffy
Wiliam Daly
Griffin
O Brien Leaves Hospital After Washington Street Attack
Newsboy Jack O'Brien who was stabbed in a Washington street brawl left Wayside Mission hospital and walked about the city while maintaining he does not know his assailants. E W Engle and Tom Clark arrested on suspicion were released. the Seattle Electric Co request to replace wood with brick pavement on Madison street was denied due to heavy traffic making brick less serviceable.
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Jack O’brien
Washington Street
Wayside Mission Hospital
E. W. Engle
Tom Clark
Cape
O'Brien
Seattle Electric Co
Madison Street
Piret
Western Avenues
Board of Public Works
Auction Sale Jewelery Auction Sale Jewelery Our entire stock
A first class jewelry business offers its entire stock without reserve to the highest bidder. The catalog includes watches jewelery glassware sterling silverware silverware cutlery novelties opera glasses spectacles and related items from a jewelry house.
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Diame
Bishop Rowe Registered For Service At St Merk’s
Bishop Rowe of Alaska is registered at the Rainger Grand hotel and will preside at St Merk's tomorrow.
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Bishop Rowe
Alaska
Rainger-Grand Hotel
St. Merk’s
Teamsters fined for speeding by police court
Ditlon and John Downs two teamsters arrested yesterday for driving around corners faster than a walk were fined 2 dollars before Police Judge George this morning. Most pleaded not guilty but court and witness costs were added to the fines. About half a dozen other tempo meters who violated the ordinance pleaded guilty and paid the 2 dollar standing fine.
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EK. Ditlon
John Downs
Yeater
George
Billboards to be removed from city triangle
The triangle at Howell Street East Lake avenue and Dennyway will be cleared of billboards. The board of park commissioners and the board of public works agreed to serve notices to Beattie Bill Posting to remove the signs immediately to allow beautification of the triangle.
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Howell Street
Eastlake Avenue
Dennyway
Board of Park Commissioners
Board of Public Works
Mortality Notes on Local Funerals This Week
The funeral of Ephraim J. St Louis aged 10 from Church of Our Lady of Good Help with Calvary Cemetery interment under Collins Rome. Leo J Owens death funeral set from Our Lady of Good Help tomorrow at 1 pm. Elizabeth Larson 35 dies at Providence Hospital with funeral at Honney and Stewart tomorrow at 1 pm. The cruiser Philadelphia at the navy yard. viewing by boat from Pier 2 at 10 am 1:15 6:30 am.
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Ephraim J. St. Louis
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Calvary Cemo
Collins Rom
Leo J. Owens
Elizabeth Larson
Providence Hospital
Portors of
Honney & Stewart
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Real estate offers near Kent with varied cottages and repairs
An ad lists tracts of land near Kent with rich clay and loam, many under plow, plus cottages for rent or sale. It promotes Hillman area homes, repairs like weather stripping and glazing, and contact details at 410 Madison and Main 1170. It also notes moving and cleaning services and employment notices.
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Kent
Cleee
Stestete
Stettengren & N
Rexwell
Cor
First
Columbia St
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Madrona Park
Pioneer Square
F. M. Jordan
Colonial Block
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Gustave Dam
Lebart & Stark
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Winter & Harper Co
B. S. Johnston CO
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Turkey
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Western Ave
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C. B. Kittredge
University
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Pacific Coast
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Very Il
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R. J. Shannon
A. T. Shannon Grocery Co
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Quick Drug CO
F.W. Merrick
American Clothier
First Ave
John B Stetson
Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y
Goo First Ave
Marion St
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Circus
Fredrick & Co
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Ida Bystrom
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Paens Burgerson
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New York
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J. B. Otto
Tone Ranch
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Fine Shepherd Pups
Tenth Avenue South
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Great Northern Railway
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Tinest Orme
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Boston Block
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West Anne
Room
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Seventeenth Avenue
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State University
United States
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Latona School
J. W. Wheeler
South Park
Alheim & Holman
New York Block
Hillman
Madison
Randall
Stueeereesen
Jackson
Ond
Cherrry
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Fulton
Bright
Quaker Drug CO
1St Ave
Globe Building
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