Democrats Form Organization Amid Internal Party Debate
The County Democratic club held a meeting at the Olympus club to form an organization and plan speaking events featuring Mayor Tom L of Cleveland and other figures. The group split over whether the club should represent party reform or act as a political machine aligned against Moore, with Cotter opposed by some for his municipal ownership stance and others defending him.
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Democratic Club
Olympus Club
Democrata
Moore
George F. Cotter
Cotterill
Bantam Bout Hopes Rise as Promoters Back November Fight
Promoter Jack Gleason says he has secured assurances from supervisors for a November bantam title bout. Ketchell and Thomas promise to fight, with George Gardner attending and Brother Jimmy weighing options on the coast. George Memsic and Frankie Jocal are among contenders in the New England scene, while talks center on 135 to 150 pound limits.
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Owen Me
New England
Frankie Jocal
Charlie Harvey
Jack Gleason
Thomas
Ketchell
George Gardner
Brother Jimmy
George
Jimmy
W C T U Convention Invited To City For Expo
The 1909 national convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union may hold sessions in this city as a compliment to the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. Director General A. deau of the fair has been asked by the Chamber of Commerce to extend the invitation.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
A. Aedeau
Chamber of Commerce
Physician Seeks Divorce Amid Alleged Harassment
Dr. Ernest J. Wickford filed for divorce from his wife Helle Bickford alleging she harassed him by demanding intimate details of his patients and daily practice. Bickford, a Seattle physician and Renton Hill Pharmacy owner, now resides at the Hotel Seattle. The couple have two children and he seeks half the community property and custody.
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Helle Bickford
Bickford
Seattle
Renton Hill Pharmacy
Dr. Bickford
Offent
Frink Plans Brick Builds on Third Avenue Block
J. M. Frink prepares a temporary brick building on the west side of Third avenue near Columbia street and the Meteor Land Company will erect a similar structure on the northeast corner of James street and Third avenue. Both will serve as stores and offices for the respective undertakings.
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Columbia St
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James St
Workman Injured From Fall At Trestle Over Sixth Avenue
A workman named Louie Pierre fell from the high trestle at Sixth avenue and King street yesterday. He was taken to Wayside Emergency hospital with several broken ribs and multiple bruises.
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King St
Louie Pierre
Wayside Emergency
Building railroad in the West on Christian Science faith
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railway promoter A Stilwell plans a 1700 mile line from Kansas City to Topolobampo Mexico without Wall Street funding. He credits Christian Science faith for financing and support, claiming bold self reliance and a straight, ethical approach in building and operating the line.
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Seattle Star
Kansas City
Wall St
Christian Science
Mexico
Wallat
Wallet
Stilwell
Christian Science Religion
A. E. Stilwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Mayor Moore’s speech on municipal ideals
Mayor Moore addressed the Trinity Parish church Men’s club urging voters to back principled leaders beyond party lines. He praised annexation for housing needs and lauded local Japanese residents for lawfulness and cooperation with health authorities to curb bubonic plague.
Amusements at the Grand and other city stages
The Grand presents Checkers drawing crowds as last year with strong company. Raffles at the Seattle theater stars Miller Kent this week and Ten Nights in a Car Room fills Third Avenue. All the Comforts of Home remains popular at Loiata until Monday. Colis eum shows Puppets and Canal Boat Sal on Pantages bill. Star theater features Lewis Lake Company in A Oriental Milliard and Pool Parlor. Lyric runs nine acts including The Getsha portions. The Oliver presents The Mayor of Fuzz for a week. New moving pictures are shown.
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Miller Kent
Seattle
Third Avenue
Taylor Company
Loiata
King” van
Deare
Sullivan & Considine
Pantages
Slarton & Ashley
Moving Pictures
Lewis Lake Company
Oliver
Oliver Theater
Varsity Rugby Sets Stage For Stanford Nevada Clash
The Stanford University rugby team faces the University of Nevada this afternoon in the annual intercollegiate match. California earlier defeated Nevada 25 to 0, aiming to gauge Stanford’s advantage versus California’s strength.
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Cal
University of Nevada
Stanford
California
Nevada
Murphy to Coach Stanford Again
Stanford University announces Dan Murphy will return as rowing coach for another season after accepting the committee's offer. The veteran mentor led Stanford for the past two years and is set to guide the varsity eight and oarsmen in upcoming competitions.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Cal
Knupp
Dan Murphy
Washington University English head plans Europe trip for teachers
Dr F M Paddleford head of the English literature department at Washington University plans a summer Europe visit for a select group of high school teachers to broaden their views. He went to Europe last year and may go again with the party.
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Washington University
Europe
F. M. Paddleford
Attell Dominates Emmick In Sacramento Boxing Show
Monte Attell was clearly superior to Al Emmick in a 20 round Sacramento bout. Emmick showed grit and stamina early, but Attell wore him down from the sixth round with sustained body blows.
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Bacramento
Cal
Sacramento
Monte Attell
al Emmick
Emmick
Attell
California Grapes and Chestnuts Arrive on Western Ave
The steamer Wat son and Pueblo brought a large supply of California grapes priced the same as prior shipments. Chestnuts from California arrived this morning. Business was fair with no changes in quotations.
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Pueblo
California
Western
Market Prices and Produce Listings From Local Market Section
Readable portions show a long list of produce and dairy items with prices, including green corn, beans, cabbage, tomatoes, eggs, butter, cheese, and various fruits. Regional notes reference Washington markets, Portland cement, and Puget Sound hay with prices per sack, ton, or basket.
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Puget Sound
Brasil
Youth Suspect Found Hiding at Silver's Store
A 16 year old boy named Rows Lechieve was found in the rear of Silver's clothing store on Yeaster way last evening. He could not explain his identity or purpose and was turned over to Detective McClurg and booked at headquarters. Police believe he planned to remain until closing to steal items.
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Silver
Yeaster Way
McClurg
Coast League drafts stir outcry over cross league drafting
The Coast League faces backlash as it drafts Northwest League players amid a brewing clash with the National Association. Oakland the target as Dellar of Tacoma and Altman of Spokane are ordered to report, shocking managers Schroeder and Quinn who fear talent loss to a slower league.
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National Association
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Phil Dellar
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George Schroeder
Edgie Quinn
National Commission
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Tempe
Arizona
White beaver veil hat with blue aigretike tail detail
A white beaver veil hat features a bell crown and a single large white bird accent. The aigretike tail shows deep blue points and a white chiffon scarf drapes over the crown knotting under the chin.
Reverend Whitman Asked to Accept Philadelphia Pastorate
Rev B L Whitman DD of Philadelphia has been requested to accept the pastorate of the First Bap to lead the church and its congregation through forthcoming duties. The move highlights ongoing clerical changes in local religious circles.
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D. D
Philadelphia
Resignation of Local Church Leader Alleges New Pastor
The city church reports the resignation of its vice pastor Rev Myron W Haynes with Rev Whitman named as successor and noted as a prominent lecturer and educator in the region. The move signals leadership transition at the church.
Suspected check passer H. L. Hall detained by police
Suspected of passing several bad checks, H. L. Hall was arrested yesterday by local police and is in custody awaiting investigation. Hall denies the charge.
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H. L. Hall
Hall
Court Scandal Opens Over Moltke Libel Suit
In Berlin on October 23 Count Moltke filed a libel suit against Editor Max Immanuel Harden. The civil case centers on Moltke and the group called The Knights of the Round Table who aided the Kaiser's Kitchen Cabinet and influenced the crown prince. A Madagascar bamboo guitar is described with a six foot cane sounding chamber and stringed joints, used as a musical instrument.
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Count Moltke
Maximillian Harden
Moltke
Knights of the Round Table
Harden
Madagascar
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