The Dollar of Our Daddies and Rising Costs
A contemporary critique argues that living costs have surged beyond wage growth. Prices for coal wood and food climbed while rents and apparel costs rose, driven by producer and merchant combinations plus rate agreements across railroads and warehouses. The piece notes widespread price controls and organized groups shaping markets.
Excursion Rates to Buffalo Via Northern Pacific
Dates of sale October and going limit several days final return November 18 rate 9 9 456. A splendid opportunity. For features call daily ticket office N P R y corner First Ave and Yesler Way.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Northern Pacific
N. FP
Yesler Way
CHURST SYSTEM PRICE RISES Nineteen Dollars
The Churst system sees an eighteen dollar increase while other reliable makes rise ten dollars. Prices shift as manufacturers adjust to market conditions and availability.
Juvenile Court Delinquents Arranged For Cigar Smoking Advice
In juvenile court yesterday a dozen youths were arraigned. Judge Frater dispensed kindly advice on the evils of cigarette smoking. A cane of housebreaking featured the session with two females implicated. On parental plea the court suspended the sentence that would have sent them to reform school.
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Frater
New Westminster Show draws record crowds
October crowds flood New Westminster with a bustling fair atmosphere. Exhibits impress visitors as organizers tout high attendance and strong interest in the event's featured items.
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New Westminster BB. C
New Westminster
Madison park drill team heads to New Orleans for match
The drill team of Company No. 1 Keighta of Pythias under Captain Otto A. Case holds a final practice at Madison park before the event in New Orleans. On Monday the squad departs for the city aboard a special car to participate in the match.
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Madison Park
Company No. 1
Keighta
Pythias
Otto A. Case
New Orleans
Few Unsold Lots Remain in the New Park
Real estate report shows three quarters of salable land in James A. Moore's University Addition sold. Remaining parcels are dwindling as buyers move to secure plots in the growing development near the new park site.
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James A. Moore
University
Demand drives University Park real estate boom before expo
Purchasers predict values will double by Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition opening. One quarter of lots remain unsold after three quarters of tract sold in a month. Sales exceed $40,000 this week as Dr George McLaughlin buys block 26. Local agents expect rapid property value rise due to expo and planned high quality paving supervised by the city engineers.
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James A. Moore
University Park
George McLaughlin
MelLaughlin
Hie Brotome
Dayton
Washington
Io University
Eng Reer
Bohmwartz Custody Hearing Continues Over Child Possession
The court heard arguments on whether Henry Schwarte or his former wife Dia should have custody of their year old child. The child will stay at Mt Carmel Mission pending further court action as proceedings paused briefly due to the child's affection toward its parents.
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Henry ©. Schwarte
Dia
Mt Carmel Mission
State Board Prepares Biennial Health Report 1904 05
The State Board of Health works on the biennial report for 1904 05 and 1905 06, to be issued before the next legislature. The first year is ready but missing vital statistics from county auditors and sanitary reports from county boards of health delaying the second year, risking an incomplete publication.
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Teamatera’ Association
State Board of Health
Colty
Sanitary &Ports
County Board of Hear
Secon
Port Mimpeon Harbor Praised by Canadian Officials
In 1478 Captain Brunidge reported Port Mimpeon as one of the finest harbors on the Pacific coast. Sir Sandford Fleming noted its potential for railway and steamship links, stressing its natural advantages and strategic harbor safety.
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Port o_o
Pcific
Rar
Brunidge
Néford Fleming
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Port Mimpeon
Sandford Pieming
Canada
Quebec
Port
Port Simpson
Port Bimpeon
Horrors of Warsaw Prisons and Torture Chamber Tales
An inmate recalls brutal interrogations in Warsaw prisons including the Hotel de Ville, detailing beatings by guards and plainclothes men, sleep deprivation, iron rods, and a six day ordeal. He describes named prisoners like Zakoveki and Visnevaki, executions without trial, and a brutal inquest overseen by Gruen during martial law.
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Hotel de Ville
Adel
Warsaw
Nolken
Peterson
Nagalkee Zukovski
Polovka
Gruen
Visnevaki
Visneveki
Visnevakii
Beautiful Rugs Maile from Your Old Carpets
Fussy Weary Rug Co announces Queen Ann designs at 1222 Ind 7397. Enduring carpets claimed to be everlasting for customers seeking durable home decor.
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Weary Rug Co
Ind
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