Senators Push Post Office Investigation and Cuban Annexation Talks
Senator Carmack moves to probe the post office department with Quay as chair and a report due by May 1. The Cuban annexation idea dominates discussion as Hale predicts Canada may join the United States within 20 years, while Roosevelt nominates new officials in California and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carmack
Post Office Department
Congress
Washington, D.C
Nev
Cullom
Senate
Carmack
Senate Committee On Organisation
Quay T
Hale
Cone
Canada
United States
Ireland
Roosevelt
Jesse Puller
San Francisco
Walter Avia
Pomena
Cal
Court hears family turmoil in Delatoire case
Justice George listened to Mrs Gertrude Ross and Frank Delatoire as she accused him of threats with a butcher knife. The trial featured Ross detailing two years of hardship and alleged protection by a $3 weekly after maid wage.
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Justice George
Gertrude Ross
Coleman
Frank Delatoire
Ross
Delatoire
Carmelia
Corbella
Venus
Voters Remain On Rolls For Upcoming School Election
Voters qualified to vote remain on the rolls for the forthcoming school election as registration closes at the afternoon deadline. The scene shows continued activity with residents preparing to cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soclock
Regieee Ee Eee
Ex-Alderman Schriver Pleads Guilty in Water Deal
Former Grand Rapids official Schriver pleaded guilty to bribery in a water deal and plans to testify in related cases. The inquiry traced Salebury as the conspiracy leader, with $10,000 paid at settlement and $60. Worth of stock in the new company noted in court filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mach
Schriver
Salebury
Countess of Kingmaking House Embraces Socialist Labor Agitation
A British noblewoman from the Warwick line emerges as a socialist and labor agitator, marking a dramatic shift from the traditional royal circle. The Warwick seat, long a nexus of influence at court, is noted for its prominent ladies and power in state affairs during Queen Victoria's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Warwick
Sonage
Warwick Castle
Queen Victoria
Eleventh annual Newsboys' Ball at the Armory a social and financial success
The eleventh annual Newsboys union ball at the armory Saturday night drew a large crowd and raised funds for the Thanksgiving dinner. Dozens of company members attended as substitutes. Mae Breckton could not join due to a clash. Charles Conroy and Winnie Boo filed won the cake walk, while Dell and Arnold claimed the walls prize and the McIntyre sisters triumphed in the two step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys’ Union
Armory
Littl
Mise Mae Breckton
Mine Stockton
Third Avenue
Prick Harrison
Neweboye
Charles Conroy
Winnie Boofield
Mises Dells
Jace Arnold
McIntyre
Birick
Man Tries to Reach Roosevelt. Delayed by Police
In Washington D C on a morning, Miah Dennis a Black man attempted to gain access to President Roosevelt. He was restrained by officers and handed over for police custody. He will be examined for sanity as officials evaluate his behavior and the content of his speech suggests religious motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miah Dennis
Roosevelt
Hamm
Seattle
Butler Hotel
Mrk
Woodcock
Mr. Hamm
Booth Seattle
Duwaminh
Chemibt Taneer
Countess Warwick Emerges as Progressive Leader in Britain
The present Countess of Warwick, renowned for beauty and wealth, shifts from aristocratic society to labor and land reform. She funds free lectures, backs secular education, and acts as a democrat in labor matters while supporting unions and liberal causes. At 42, mother of three, she plans an American visit to study political and economic conditions.
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Countess of Warwick
United Kingdom
Basex
London
Warwick
Lady Warwick
Adame
Huntieh
Leicester
Countess Warwick
Huntish
Pare
Lady Arwick
England
America
Free Want Ads Bee Classified Page
A compact listing page with free want ads including miscellaneous items like used goods and services. Readers can place brief notices for sale wanted or offered, with standard contact details and pricing where shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Ada
Drowned Detective Agency Head Falls From Wharf
St M Barnes former general agent for Theil Detective in Seattle was drowned off Pier No 1 while trying to reach the Ramona steamer en route to Vancouver. He slipped into the bay at 10 o clock after mistaking the Humboldt for the Ramona. A search failed to recover the body. Barnes left a seven year old son and his wife had died ten years earlier. He had recently served as Pacific coast superintendent for Theil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. M. Barnes
Theil Detective Agency
Seattle
Pier No. 1
Vancouver
B.C
Harner
Pier A
Wate An Ren
Humboldt
Tarnes
Gillaent
Barnes
Vieton Avenue
Hin Ae
Thiel Company
Seattle contractor blames electric company for delays
Squeals J. W. Fitts, a Seattle contractor, accuses the Attic Electric Company of delaying completion of a contract at Olympic piece. He asks city help to resolve the dispute and end the standstill causing extra costs for cleaning crosswalks and sidewalks.
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J. W. Fitts
Seattle
Unie Atternees
Beatthe Eiedric Company
Latena School Won’t Close After Health Review
After an investigation at Latena and Brooklyn, City Health Officer Ladiow decided the Latena school need not close. The building received fumigation by the health officer and Quarantine Inspector Deveeman, as new scarlet fever cases were reported nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latena
Brooklyn
Ladiow
Deveeman
Thankegiving Gift From Paul Singerman to the Blind
A note from Paul Singerman, a prominent Seattle merchant and philanthropist, holds that he plans a Thanksgiving offering for the blind. While abroad visiting relatives, he directs that a convenient venue host a meal funded by him, with spirits present in spirit and a wish to provide the best for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginmer
Seattle
Paul Singerman
Singerman
Europe
Banquet Invitations Open for Blind Residents
A registration book is opened at Tobias Mogerman & Co store for listing names and addresses of blind residents in Beattie to invite them to a forthcoming banquet. Mr. Ingerman’s son will receive the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingerman
Beattie
Tobias, Mogerman & Co
Narrow Escape From Fire At Capp Residence
Ed Kennedy manager of the Seattle lacrosse team escaped a blaze at Dr W C Capp's home in Sedro Woolley last Thursday morning. Kennedy suffered severe facial burns and escaped after being awakened in the parlor as flames broke out. The Capp residence and Paul Rhodius on the adjoining lot were destroyed. origin of the fire is unknown.
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W. C. Capp
Kennedy
Capp
Paul Rhodius
Murder in Snohomish area ends in death of Dennis Wall
The body of Dennis Wall was found near Cartheart with a back head wound. He had been murdered after leaving Snohomish the previous evening with two unidentified companions. Wall was a farm hand working near Cathcart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
Dennis Wall
Cartheart
Snohomish
Wall
Cathcart
Princess in Elopement Sparks International Pursuit
Nov 23 news from ELOPES BRERLAN reports Princess Altice of Waldenburg, wife of the Prince, and youngest daughter of Don Carlos of Bourbon, fled Metenga with her coachman Mortnight. A large pursuit is underway but no arrest yet. the princess is 27.
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Brerlan
Princean Altice
Bchoenders Waldenburg
Don Carlos of Bourbon
Metenga
Prussia
Inspectors to rule on wrecked steamer South Poland case
San Francisco officials prepare to punish officers with suspensions and severe censure after the South Poland wreck. Inspectors Bolles and Roger will render a decision this evening, with Captain McIntyre and Firet Officer Bruce facing severe penalties.
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San Francisco
Leocal
Bolles
Roger
South Poland
McIntyre
Firet Omper
Bruce
Fragmented Clippings and Nonsense From a Personal Scrapbook
A mixed collage of humorous bits and vague notes includes references to a Stork, Queen Ange, and a railway base offering service to the government. It mentions a Colombian army plan on Panama, satire about money and luck, and a Philadelphia judge ruling against a girl who eyed for breach of prom.
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Rogeta Street
Cultus Pete
Philadelphia
Luke the Loon and Wise Words on Work
Word from Josh Wise notes that the more work women have to do, the more help they need. The fragment hints at gender role commentary and assistance requirements. The source reads as a partial quote reflecting social views and calls for support.
Local Weekly Reports Quick Rescue by The Male Unbeaerdof
The brief notes a local effort by an entity dubbed The Male Unbeaerdof to aid delinquent contractors. It mentions rough streets and a crowd of revelers or onlookers, with references to hogs in the street as a notable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Sweets to Sweet Bouquet Sent to Office
A note on a kind gesture as Mrs. H. Sickles sent a bouquet of dahlias to the office, brightening the dingy space with a fragrant display and a friendly token of friendship.
Gossip of the Bic chess club remark sparks editor clash
City editor presses for chess news while an irate clerk retorts the club has no member wear and denies any connection to a gossip column. The exchange hints at tensions over coverage and club identity in a local paper setting.
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Bic
Rman
Comfort and chairs offer family relief at great value
A local shop advertises a wide range of easy chairs promising comfort for every family member. It emphasizes quality and price, boasting a large, complete assortment designed to satisfy diverse tastes and budgets.
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Venus O'Conner
Desare
the Countess OF Warwick
Pike
Fifth Ave
Newsboys
Washington, D. C
W. St. M. Barnes
Sedro-Woolley
Lacrosse
Ed. Kennedy
The
Attle
Sedro- Woolley
Stardust
Ange
Pike Etreet
Panama
Board of Strategy
Bogota
Lueck
Christman
John D
Luke
Second Avenue Arcade
Rundey
Chicago
Heck
Beck
Luke the Loon
Josh
Green Laker
Ren. Franklin
Hen
Green Lake
Jamaica
Brunner & Co
Pike ST. L. Main
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Che Nnex
Bargain
Comen
Romettes
Second Avenue
University Street
Washington
Democrat
Senator Hanna
W.B. Hutchinson Company Cor. 2Nd and Union
Ernst Bros
Pike St
First Avenue
Corner Pike
C. B. Williams
Rainier
Ind
Alges
Red Front Furniture Co
Second Avenue South
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