What Does It Lack Picture Fails To Convince
In this captioned image the husband appears flabbergasted while the wife restrains him. The critic notes the scene lacks a key element to sell the holdup as convincing and promises a future print to reveal the missing detail.
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Park plan eyed to trade land for library site
The park board argued a triangle of ground at Yesler Way and Third Avenue should be preserved as a park to protect the city hall view. They discussed trading property with the library board for the Beward statue and offered another parcel in exchange.
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Mayor proposes prisoner meals reform for cost savings
A bill to city council urges the city to prepare meals for prisoners instead of cooking in a substandard jail kitchen. The plan could save money with current costs at 46 cents per prisoner per day and was referred to police and finance committees.
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Brokerage Firm Closes Doors in Boston
Boston October 26 A. D. 8 Adams of the city broker in stocks and bonds makes an assignment for the benefit of his creditors noting a brokerage firm closure in the local market.
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Mrs Charlea Netcher Insures Million Dollar Policy
Mrs Charlea Netcher, owner of the Boston Store in Chicago, is among the most heavily insured women in America with a total of one million dollars. She added a new 300000 policy after already holding 700000, highlighting gender disparities in underwriting at the time.
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Charlea Netcher
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Congress Probe Finds No Pewsage Abuses In St Louis
A secret congressional inquiry into reported pewnage cases in St Louis and nearby areas was led by Congressman John K Burnett of Alabama. He announced that the evidence offered no support for the abuses charged.
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New Road Work Starts for Western Pacific in Frisco
The Western Pacific begins wrecking a pier at Mission Street wharf to build ferry slips and docks. The San Francisco terminals are planned to be ready for through passenger and freight service within sixty days.
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