Acquittal Sparks Borah Rally After Trial Verdict
Ida Oct 8 The acquittal of Senator Borah on fraud charges triggers celebrations in the city A crowd cheers as Judge White orders restraint The Borah supporters escort him to the Idanha hotel where Attorney Hawley condemns the case as flimsy evidence and a travesty of justice Borah cites his dead friend Frank Stuenenberg and expresses pride in their friendship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteon
Idanha
Borah
James H. Hawley
Horah
May
Frien
Frank Stuenenberg
Navy Expansion Call Sparks National Debate
The text argues for a larger United States Navy with a strong volunteer army. It stresses sea power for coast protection, training, and a permanent battle fleet, including three battleships Illinois Missouri Kentucky, and a Pacific Atlantic rotation. It notes a presidential voyage toward Memphis and widespread public enthusiasm along the Mississippi riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Memphis
Memphis Hosts Roosevelt Guests for Inland Waterways Visit
Memphis will greet President Roosevelt and other distinguished guests tomorrow. The president and his party with Mississippi valley governors and Inland waterways committee members are due in Memphis shortly after noon to be welcomed by reception committees led by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Steels
Roosevelt
Dist
Misaiesippi
Inland Waterways Committee
Public Market Prices Today
Green corn up 6 cents this morning with prices 10c to 20c per dozen. Cantaloupes ground cherries and Yakima Concord grapes appear first with grapes in abundance at 5c per basket. Pumpkins abundant and market heavy. Eggs 49c per dozen butter 3c per unit. Tomatoes 15c per can 60c crate. Wenatchee peaches $1.00 to 1.25 and Sweets 6 lbs. Pippins $3.26 per barrel. Concord grapes 1 basket, 1.15 per box. Ground cherries 10c per lb. Blackberries 10c per half-pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mrs Alice Weathberg Appointed Administratrix in Street Car Fatality
Mrs Alice W Weathberg was appointed administratrix of the estate of her husband John A Weathberg who was killed by a street car on Second Avenue. The estate is valued at about 199000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice W. Weathbeg
John A. Weathberg
Second Av
Westberg
Clergyman Must Pay Full Fare After 1908
Chicago reports that after January 1, 1908, traveling clergymen on western roads must pay full fare. The general conference of clergy bureaus within western passenger associations approves the change. The transcontinental association will issue half rate permits while rates remain unchanged in Colorado, Montana, Arizona and western states to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
General Conference
Western Passenger Association
Colorado
Montana
Arizona
Theme
Pacific Coast
County Assessor Denies Plans to Challenge State Board
County Assessor T A Parish says no legal steps are planned to overturn the state board of equalisation. He explains deputies were sent to inspect assessments, likening the action to investigating a bill, and argues appealing would be pointless due to alleged board arbitrariness and King county tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Parish
State Board of Equalisation
W. W Clark
of. A. Hant
Agnew
Mr. Parte
Courta
King County
Board of Equalization
Ita Declalon
T R Rowe Visits Seattle for Oregon Building Plans
T R Rowe, member of the Oro fone state commission, yesterday visited Seattle to inspect the drawing plans for the Oregon building at the 1909 exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Rowe
Orofone State Commission
Seattle
Oregon Building
City seeks shade tree district blocked by counsel
Corporation Counsel Cat Thoun concludes Seattle, a first class city, cannot form an improvement district to plant shade trees, leaving the issue unresolved. The ruling focuses on legal constraints over urban forestry plans and city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Cat Thoun
Seattle
Woman Shoots Husband After Quarrel in Westlake Ave Home
Georre k a hack driver was shot by his wife at their residence 606 Westlake Ave. The bullet struck Hallock in the head and ear. Dr M Carroll attended and removed the bullet at Providence hospital. Police could not locate Mrs Hallock but Hallock will not prosecute. The couple had several quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georrek
Reat
Dence
Westlake Av
Hallock
M. Carroll
Providence Hospital
Mra Hallock
Foresters Open Session in Forester's Ball
Mayor William hyckman Moore welcomed delegates as the Washington High Court of the Independent Order of Foresters began a two day session at Forester's ball near First and Virginia. About 100 delegates and three supreme court members attended with subcommittee appointments and city views by trolley. A reception followed at Egan's ball in the Arcade Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hyckman Moore
Washington High Court
Independent Order of Foresters
Forester’s Ball
First
Virginia
Supreme Court of the Order
Egan's Ball
Split Couples and Ages Across States Listed in Notice
A fragmented notice lists multiple pairs with ages and hometowns such as Alvin J. Neill 49 and Hannah K. 90 of St. Paul Minnesota. Raham Jones 34 and Sarah Thomas 26 of Carbonado Washington. Raymond B. McDonald 27 and Coral K. Thorndike 25 of Seattle Washington. Other pairs include James F. Vernon and Louise Newland in Washington, Thomas Edmond Henelery 23 of Tacoma and Lottie Davis 18 of Tacoma, and Beattie David Israel with Rebecca Pinchos both of legal age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Neill
Hannah K
St. Paul
Minn
Raham Jones
Carbonado
Wash
Sarah Thomas
Raymond B. McDonald
Coral KE. Thorndike
Seattle
James F. Vernon
Legal Age
Fairfield
Louise Newland
Seatte Thomas Edmond Henelery
Tacoma
Lottie Davis
David Israel
Edward C Cheasty Returns From Four Months Europe Tour
Edward C Cheasty the haber dasher returns from a four months tour of Europe. The Pennsylvania Mutual uses Washington Fire policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Cheasty
Europe
Pennsylvania Mutual
Washington
Death notices listed for McPherson and McPherson
Deaths registered today list McPherson T and McPherson with brief identifiers. The fragment also mentions ducks and ambiguous phrases about pre art halls and handloaded chelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Fragmentary OCR listing with names and numbers
A jumble of street names and personal names followed by numbers and dates. The readable items include East Machined and Columbia avenues with several pairs of surnames and ages, but the text is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or event.
Local Birth Announcements Hit City Listings
Hirthe registered today and Helle To wife of G Helle in Imans City reveal a son. Anderson To wife of J Anderson at 801 Preston reports a daughter. Martin To wife of W N Martin at 621 N Glat records a son. Doyle To wife of J M Doyle at Righton Head notes a son. Ridpath To wife of G Ridpath at 1426 Harvard av records a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helle
G. Helle
Hin Iman City
Anderson
J. Anderson
Preston
Martin
W. N. Martin
N. Glat
Doyle
J. M. Doyle
Righton Head
Ridpath
G. Ridpath
Harvard
Amusements at the Grand and Nearby Theaters
The Grand closes its week with The Time, the Place and the Girl and previews The Prince of Pilsen for next week. The Mayor of Tokio ends a week at the Seattle theater tonight as In Old continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Seattle
New Resort Opens In Bailey Building By Steve O'Brien
Steve O'Brien opened a high class liquor establishment in the Bailey building near Cherry Street at 4 pm today. He spent about $30,000 on fittings and decor to attract business men and others in Seattle, with a large opening showing early popularity. The entrance to the Cherry Street portion was redesigned to lead directly to the new venue. The interior features mosaic marble oak and mural decorations by a Chicago artist, aiming for an upscale resort feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve O'Brien
Bailey Building
O'Brien
Seattle
Cherry St
Chicago
Kentucky premiere of The Wages of Sin at Third Avenue
The play The Wages of Sin runs at Third Avenue until daybreak, followed by the offering of Michael Trogoff by the Taylor company. The venue announces the next dek n offering in the program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Trogoff
Taylor Company
Third Avenue
Vaudeville Acts Highlight The Coliseum May Yoke
The listing notes current vaudeville shows at The Coliseum with May Yoke and varied acts. It also mentions The Star featuring The Lewin and Lake Co and additional acts. Also listed are The Oliver Moving Picture novellas and The Lasalle trio with varied performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum
May Yoke
Star
Lewin & Lake Co
Loie
Lasalle
Oliver
Evangelical Association Opens 24th Quadrennial Conference
Delegates from America Europe and Asia attend the Milwaukee Zion Church session that inaugurates the Evangelical Association's general quadrennial conference. The gathering aims to convene the denomination's supreme legislative administrative and judicial body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Cct
America
Europe
Asia
Evangelical Association
Zion Church
Shur On Eye Glasses Offer Comfort and Practical Fit
Shur on eye glasses touted as the most comfortable and practical style that stays on the nose when others fail. Schuchard Optical Co. invites inspection and notes their shop at 1207 Beconday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuchard Optical Co
Beconday
How a Workingman May Acquire a Home
There is a way for any workingman to get a home now that will rise in value and make him independent. Large acres can be bought at Harlington on favorable terms. Earlington offers excellent school and church facilities and rich soil. The Cascade Steel Foundry Co plans a plant employing 150 skilled workers, potentially adding six hundred residents and new homes to Harlington. Buy a lot at Earlington before prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlington
Earlington
Cascade Steel Foundry Co
Bee
Earington
Farlington
Ten alienists submit Thaw trial bills totaling 23000
Bills from ten alienists who testified for the state in the Thaw trial were submitted showing an aggregate of 23000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit Doctor Demonstrates Eye Strain Cure at De Luxe Clinic
Dr. C. H. Law of Detroit will medically evaluate and advise free of charge for those seeking treatment of eye strain. The clinic runs at De Luxe Optical Co. 100 Arcade Annex from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through October 16, with evenings and Sundays by appointment. Many patients reportedly reduce or discard glasses after completing the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Law
Detroit
Mich
Law
de Luxe Optical Co
Arcade Annex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ida
Elt
Hartise
United States Navy
Langer
Perry
Misata
St Louis
Cape Girardeaux
Iowalon
Tennessee
Arkassan
Misutaaippi
Loulalana
Osborn Conservatory of Music
Spokane
Vatory
Siren
W. GQ. Pray
United States
Wom
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Will
Foresters
East
Cox
the Grand
Bailey
Astern Outfitting Co., Inc
Union
Reliable Credit House
Broadway
London
Ior
London Tailor
Second Ave
Watch Tomorrow's
London Failor