Shot Fatally Wounds Guy Roche on Broadway Crowd
Guy Roche, a sportsman, was shot on Broadway between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets as pedestrians packed the avenue. Stewart Felton known as Me Frank was arrested after a crowd pursuit and held on murder charges. Roche, taken to hospital in critical condition, had earlier killed Sheeny George Levy nine years earlier and served time before a pardon.
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Stewart Felton
Frank
Tomba
Roche
Felton
Sheeny George” Levy
Sing Sing
Brown's Painless Dentists at Union Block
Local dental office appears to operate at 713 One Avenue Seattle with evening hours until 6 PM. The fragment mentions Browns Painless Dentists and a union block reference, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Brown
Dental Trust
One Avenue
Union Block
Mullen plans Fourth avenue grade and city hall site
Councilman Mullen leads a project to grade Fourth avenue from Pike to the union depot and place a 12 foot cut at Madison street to support a new city hall on university grounds. The scheme includes a street car viaduct, a single-track layout, and costly widening avoided. The Queen arrives with 150 passengers under Captain Cousins after a long wedding trip.
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University Grounds
Fourth Avenue
University Street
Mullen
Moore
Third Avenue
Third
Fourth Avenues
Pike Street
Union Depot
Madison Street
University
City Hall
Westlake Boulevard
Union
Yester Way
Mallen
Lost His Fortune and Wife Leaves Foxhall Keene
Foxhall Keene, famed amateur sportsman and heir, faces a rumored separation from wife Mrs. Prank Worth White. She is living with her father Frederick Lawrence at Bayside New York while Keene dismisses trouble. The Keenes are wealthy from the Lawrence estate and Bayside home.
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New York
Foxhall Keene
Mre Keene
Frederick Lawrence
Bayside
S. 1
Lawrence
Aporteman
America
Four Hundred
Keene
Wee Mre
Worth White
L. L
Unions Rally After Striking Cooks Seek Restraining Order
Striking cooks and waiters at Biomarck cafe applaud admissions by Proprietor Jensen in filing for a restraining order to stop further disruption of his business. Jensen claims daily damages of 91560 and a yearly loss of 1500, while unions deny the claim and defend three weeks of negotiations prior to the strike.
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Biomarck Cafe
Jensen
Tallman
First Y M C A Lecture Court by Edmond Vance Cooke
Edmond Vance Cooke will give a recital at Christen Wens hall next Monday under the Y M C A auspices. He is a poet and impersonator whose selections come from Chronicles of the Little Tot. Cooke has previous Y M C A lecture appearances in this city.
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Edmond Vance Cooke
the Star
Christenwens Hall
Cooke
Y. M. C. A. Anethers
Mr. Cooke
Jacob A. Riis
New York
Roosevelt
Newsboys Parade for Thanksgiving Dinner Proceeds
At 8 30 last night 135 newsboys marched from their hall on Secoa avenue to the Stevens cafe. They loaded the menu with turkey and holiday fare, accompanied by petites, and created havoc on the bill of fare. Proceeds from the ball funded a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner for the boys.
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Secoa Avenue
Pike Street
University Street
Stevens
Fire Threat At Was Hotel In Kitchen Inferno
Fire crews responded to a blaze at the Was hotel last night. The flames began in the kitchen and were confined there, causing the heaviest damage to the ranges. Investigators suspect a defect in one of the ranges.
Paw-Paw Tonics Promised To Cure Indigestion
Advertises Paw-Paw Tonie to cure dyspepsia indigestion nervousness sleeplessness and loss of appetite. Claims exhilaration without intoxication and reduces desire for alcohol. Recommends Paw-Paw Laxative Pills for constipation bilious blood disorder. Promotes Munyon remedies with free health magazine and Philadelphia address.
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Manyon
Munyon
New Illustrated Magazine of Health
Philadelphia
Treasury official rules yard construction outside limits
Comptroller Robert J. Tracewell ruled the $6,000 appropriation for a storehouse at the Puget Sound Navy Yard may be used for construction outside the yard under the commander’s control. The decision clarifies funding placement for the project.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Robert J. Tracewell
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Weather Gloom Deepens as Salisbury Plans Dry Spell
The stormy editor notes a continuous dry spell ordered for tonight tomorrow and tomorrow night. A brisk wind consignment is promised to arrive, raising the risk of hats snatched by gusts and tossed into puddles as Salisbury reports this morning.
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Wrether
Salisbury
Marines Have Sports and Dinner
A Thanksgiving program at the United States Marine Barracks in Bremerton Washington featured a day of athletic events. Runners Buldec Hewitt Paugh and Orr led multiple races including the 100 yard dash 150 yard dash half mile and one mile relay with barracks room teams. The program closed with a greased pig race drawing enthusiastic spectators.
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Bremerton
Wash
United States Marine Barracks
Buldec
Hewitt
Ruldec
Orr
Paugh
Hewitt Iead
Barrack Roome
Numbera
Room No
Gavin
Schmid
Lambert
Codding
Buldoe
McMilan
Houghton
Baldoc
Blimer
Hollingsworth
Forecaster declares raincoats and galoshes in vogue
The narrator notes fashion for futurs and urges raincoats as key. Salisbury hints umbrellas and galoshes as trendy items. The tone mocks prophecy and street style, emphasizing weather gear as must haves.
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Salisbury
Thanksgiving Dinner After Field Sports at Barracks
Marines enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and festive edibles at the barracks following field sports.
Socialists nominate candidates for school directors
Socialists name T. C. Wiewell and J. C. McKorkle for school director posts in the December 3 election. They push free kindergartens and night schools, more teachers, organized teachers, and depoliticizing the public schools. John Sehram and J. E. Galbraith run as business men’s candidates. King W. Fenton, elderly settler, dies at age 82. Survived by son Henry and daughter Mrs Annie Brown.
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T. C. Wiewell
J. C. McKorkle
Aystem
John Sehram
J. E. Galbraith
King W. Fenton
Henry Fenton
Annie Brown
Banquet for the Blind Supports Thanksgiving Dinner Tradition
Twenty three blind guests attended a yearly Thankegiving dinner at the Silver Grill organized by Paul Singerman in memory of his mother. A 10 course meal followed by social time and entertainment. J W Trowbridge bought jets 12 and 14 at Pike street and Summit avenue, paying 7500 to former owner Lieutenant George W Emmons. The Young Women's Christian Association hosted a dinner for visiting young women with seating for 60 and a musical program afterward.
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Silver Grill
Paul Singerman
J. W. Trowbridge
Union Addition
Pike Street
Summit Avenue
George W. Emmons
Young Women’s Christian Association
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Boston Dental
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Tacoma
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Foxmall Keene
KE. N. Brooks & Co
Eee
Talbot J. Taylor &Co
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Jamon R. Keene
Mrs, Keene
Jewel Steel
Detroit Stove Works
Thompson Furniture CO
First Avenue
Courst
Marines
Price
The
Rogers Tailoring Co
Cherry
Colombia
Crown Dental Offices OF
Hinckley Bik
Second Avenue
F. Thompson & Co
He Reid
F. Thompson
Seattle Council
Knights of Columbia
Elke’ Hall
Spokane Lodge
Gollar
Ken Rashington
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