Nature's Creation Rescues Roslyn Man In Seattle remedy story
Roslyn Washington resident William Nichelson reports relief from severe cough and wheeze after six bottles of Nature's Creation. An appeal touts blood purification and membrane healing, claiming rapid improvement and renewed energy. The ad notes possible purchase in Roslyn via Mrs. Chas Holmes and Seattle address.
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Roslyn
Natures Creation
William Nichelson
Roslyg, Wash
People’s Bank Bldz
Seattle
Wash
Chas. Holmes
Albany Cut-Rate Dentists Offer Low Prices
A dental ad claims Albany dentists offer very low prices with high quality work and best materials. The text stresses continued low rates due to high volume and asserts the practice’s name guarantees superior results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee World
Taft Brother Testifies on Campaign Contributions
Chas P Taft of Cincinnati brother of the president testified before the senate campaign contributions committee. He reported giving 159399 to the 1908 campaign and 213592 toward Taft’s pre convention efforts. He also said 324339 was donated to the national committee four years earlier, with 150000 later returned. He noted 75000 to the Roosevelt fund in 1904 and 44926 to Ohio efforts in 1908. Dan R Hanna followed with his own totals.
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Washington
Chas, P. Taft
Cincinnati
Senate Campaign Contributions Committee
Taft
National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Chas. H. Taft
Roosevelt
Ohio
Dan R. Hanna
Mark A. Hanna
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive
New York
Brown
Iowa Politics Averages Three-Way Race In Iowa
Des Moines reports a scrambled Iowa race with Wilson and Roosevelt leading and Taft third. Three full tickets exist with Democrats Republicans and Bull Moose. Governor and senate contenders shift allegiances while C D Hilles backs Taft through a provisional committee.
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Gilgon Gardner
Des Moines
Iowa
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Cummins
Kenyon
George E. Clark
John L. Stevens
Congress
Republican State Committee
Provisional Committee
C. D. Hilles
Senate
Dan Hamilton
George K. Clark
Real Estate Meeting Opens in Seattle Conference
Real estate men from across the state convene in Seattle with T L Quigley presiding at 10 am in the Chamber Commerce room. Delegates discuss licensing reforms requiring bonds, and a 3 pm automobile tour followed by a 6 30 pm dinner at the Arctic Club hosted by the local association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
T. L. Quigley
Seattle Real Estate Association
Chamber Commerce Assembly
Arctic Club
Seattle Man Is Sentenced in Worthless-Check Case
James H. Rogers of Seattle, convicted of flooding the country with worthless checks drawn on the National Livestock Company of Chicago, is sentenced to one year in San Quentin. Despite a parole plea, Rogers, a Yale graduate and former Seattle newspaper man, has supporters sending money for his post release start.
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San Jose
Cal
James H. Rogers
National Livestock Company
Chicago
San Quentin
Rogers
Yale
Seattle
Jilted man sues for 25600 over broken promise to marry
In Sedalia Missouri Louallen R Holt a wealthy Marysville merchant sues Elizabeth Casto formerly Mrs J M Planck for 25600 claiming she broke a marriage promise after accepting his car and other gifts and marrying another man in January.
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Sedalia, Mo
Louallen R. Holt
Marysville
Elizabeth Casto
J. M. Planck
Sedalia
Holt
Mail Clerks on Seattle Spokane Run Get $100,000 Wage Increase
Postmaster General Hitchcock approved a wage increase totaling about $100 008 for railway mail clerks on the Seattle Spokane run over the next two years. The higher pay was authorized following a conference of mail superintendents held in Washington D C.
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Seattle
Spokane Run
Hitchcock
Ashington
D. C
Beauty From Within Stuart's Calcium Wafers Ad
A vivid testimonial style ad claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers clear pimples and give a healthy complexion. It promises rapid skin improvements for eczema rough skin and liver spots, noting purged pores and renewed skin. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Tapa
Labor Leaders Refused Bail in Lawrence Strike Case
In Salem Massachusetts Justice Quinn denies bail for Joseph Ettor Arturo Giovannitti and Antonio Caruso labor leaders directing the Lawrence textile strike. They are charged with murder in the death of Anna Lopizzo a woman striker killed by a stray bullet during a street riot. Witnesses place the officers shooter elsewhere and the motions remain unsuccessful.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph Ettor
Arturo Giovannitti
Antonio Caruso
Lawrence
Justice Quinn
Anna Lopizzo
Ettor
Giovannitti
Caruso
Nephew of Queen Plans Montenegrin Revolution in U S
Col John Voukotich, nephew of Montenegro's queen, travels to Seattle to advance a revolutionary party against King Nicholas and Queen Milana. A Montenegrin royal defector, he has spent three years in prison for his views and cites 300000 compatriots in the United States ready to aid his cause. He is 36 and brother to Gen Nikola Voukotich of the Servian army.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Balkan
Turkey
Louis Philippe
Czar
Balkan States
Ferd
Spain
Europe
Boris
John Voukotich
Montenegro
Seattle
Revolutionary Party
Nicholas
Milana
Voukotich
Gaya
U. S
Col. Vonkotich
Nikola Vonkotich
Servian Army
Women Charged With Smuggling From British Columbia
Mrs Kate Strong and Mrs L B Lapsley, residents of Port Portland, were arrested on the order of Customs Inspector R A Beall for alleged smuggling of dress goods and jewelry into Washington from British Columbia. Unable to post $1000 bail set by the court in Whatcom, they were sent to Seattle jail. The women say they hold receipts proving all items were bought in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Strong
L. B. Lapsley
Portjland
R. A. Beall
Washington
British Columbia
Hellingham
Seattle
Peace Restored in Nicaragua Reported from Managua
A cable from Managua to Nicaraguan consul Zavala in New Orleans says peace is restored in Nicaragua but provides no details. The foreign affairs minister in Managua sent the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Managua
Zavala
Army center on Puget Sound avoids Vancouver post closure
Gen. M. P. Maus announces the Vancouver Barracks will not be abandoned due to a proposed army center on Puget Sound. He says the center would not prevent enlarging the Vancouver post and is seen as strengthening regional defense operations in Washington.
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Puget Sound
Columbus Day Postal Schedule Sparks Regional Difference
Legal holiday guidance states Seattle post offices observe October 12 with limited mail delivery and windows open from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. In New England Columbus Day is widely observed as a religious holiday, while in the West it is largely ignored.
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Seattle
New England
West
Western Washington Baptist Conference Opens Day Two
The 25th annual session began with a morning devotional led by Dr Hill from the Theological Seminary in Berkeley California. About 1500 delegates attend the convention at First Baptist church and the event lasts five days. Rev Fred Hagard of Boston will deliver the principal address tonight.
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Hill
Thelogical Seminary
Berkeley
Cal
First Baptist Church
Fred Haggard
D. D
Boston
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
A Courtroom on a Train in Newton County
Three men arrested aboard a Joplin to Neosho train were tried in a moving court on board. Sheriff H. Collier led the proceedings with prosecuting attorney William Sexton and Justice J. W. Wilson presiding. All pleaded guilty and were fined six dollars plus court costs, then discharged. few passengers noted the unusual hearing.
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Joplin
Neosho
Newton County
H. Collier
William Sexton
J. W. Wilson
Miners Charged With Violating Renton Injunction
Nineteen striking miners at Renton were cited to appear before Judge Cushman for contempt of court over alleged breach of the injunction. The injunction barred activities including strikebreakers nicknamed scabs. miners claim Jakey Furth's Renton mine company armed strikebreakers to intimidate workers. A recent case saw an armed strikebreaker fined $40 and jailed 10 days in Renton.
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Cushman
Renton
Cushinion
Jakey Furth
Wilson
Paul Houser
Shall We Shoot Old Ministers
A Chicago discussion at the Rock River M. E. conference features Rev. G. P. Eckman of New York arguing for endowment of aged ministers. He says preachers deserve support due to their service, comparing them to teachers and criticizing their poverty. He questions why Carnegie funds for teachers do not aid starving ministers.
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Chicago
Rock River M. E
G. P. Eckman
New York
The
Christian Advocate
Andrew Carnegie
Eckman
Fred D Warren to Speak at Dreamland on Sunday
Fred D Warren editor of the Appeal to Reason will speak at the Dreamland rink Sunday night starting at 8 oclock. Warren is known as a forceful socialist writer and a powerful speaker. He travels to Seattle after Eugene Debs and Congressman Berger as part of a series of socialist speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To Reason
Dreamland Rink
Warren
Seattle
Eugene Debs
Congressman Berger
Miss Constance Bentley Seeks Comfort in New York After Cat's Death
In New York on October 10 Miss Constance Bentley of Woodland Wellington Somerset England grieves the death of her Maltese cat that had been her companion for 15 years. Family doctors were summoned in Britain without success as the bereaved woman plans a sea voyage to ease her sorrow.
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New York
Constance Bentley
Woodland
Wellington
Somerset
England
Three Drownings Trigger Lake Search In Redlands
Fifty men in Redlands California search Bear Valley lake for the bodies of Howard Dutro 23 Will Talmadge 25 and Otis Talmadge 14 who drowned while duck shooting when their canvas boat apparently capsized. Oars and lunch box were recovered yesterday.
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Redlands
Cal
Bear Valley Lake
Howard Dutro
Will Talmadge
Otis Talmadge
Children’s Day at Ryther Home Coliseum
On Saturday afternoon at 1 30 the Coliseum theatre charges 5 cents admittance for children. A fine vaudeville show and lots of moving pictures are scheduled for the event.
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Ryther
Coliseum Theatre
Beaten by Jilted Suitor In Midnight Turmoil
Portland police pursue a case involving Miss Dolly Glass who was found wandering the streets at midnight with bruises and hysteria. A jilted admirer Swisher’s name appeared on a suitcase, and an agent from Spokane is believed involved as investigators seek details of her Tacoma train trip.
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United Preas
Portland
Dolly Glass
Swisher
Tacoma
Spokane
Miss Glass
Dr Matthews Starts Month Long Evangelical Tour
Rev. M. A. Matthews has begun a month long tour through four countries in the interests of the Presbyterian church. He visits the general assembly and the First Presbyterian church in this city. Upon his return around November 7 he will begin a series of evangelistic services starting the coming Sunday.
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M. A. Matthews
General Assembly
First Presbyterian Church
Eschewing All Flesh in a Food Reform Tale
In this odd exchange Wheatley laments his decline in health as he adopts a meatless diet. The dialogue hints at the era’s curiosity about vegetarianism and personal reform with a humorous edge.
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