Perils of Land and Sea Captain Wilmer’s Remarkable Escape
Gloucester Times reports Captain Willner, famed seaman, suffered fifteen years of catarrh causing sleepless nights at sea. After failing hospitals, his wife bought Hyomei. he slept soundly and credits two bottles with a cure. He endorses Hyomei and notes Quaker Drug Co guarantees refunds if relief fails.
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Willer
Times of
Gloucester
Masa
Willner
Quaker Drug Co
Kilbourne Marries Clio Allen Amid Contempt Risk
Clio Allen, young society figure, and Frank Kilbourne, Cascade laundry owner, wed in Victoria after her escape to study for the stage. Kilbourne’s recent divorce from Ednad Kilbourne and remarriage trigger potential contempt of court actions, with the couple back in Seattle on Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Allen
Frank Kilbourne
Cascade Laundry
Victoria
Kilbourne
Capitol Hill
Seattle
Mariae
California
Tet
Meraleter
Clio
Miss Allen
Ednad Kilbourne
G. K. Adama
Metropolitan Methodist Church
O 1
Misa
Misa Allens 86. Those Who Know the Couple Claim That Kilbourne
Hoa
Fife
Min terrete of the Offer of a Clans Will Give and Dance
Glan will celebrate a local event at Chelstensen's hall on Perday October 8 with a musical program and dancing. James B. Meilde chairs the committee. guests include Prof. M. Andessen and Miss Moneta Meikle. Intermission features address by Sir Walter Beott and varied performances. Later items mention a Wabash wreck near Sadorus with fatalities.
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Min
Chelstensen
James B. Meilde
Anote Laueto
Ferrin
Prof
Andessen
Miss Yarnei
Jessie
Blockley Mra
Jensen
the Land O' the Seal
James Forrest
Highland
Sir Walter Beott
Jan. B. Meikle
Selo
O. A. the Airts
Burns
B. Waddell
Belo
Jensle
Steamer George Starr Runs Aground In Thick Fog
The steamer George Starr owned by LaConner Trading ran ashore one and a half miles east of Commercial Point in thick fog at 6 AM. No major damage occurred as the vessel struck a slight jar and resumed voyage after passengers were safely escorted to Bellingham. Dead Man's Point, near the old city of Fairhaven, is the strike location.
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George MR. Starr
LaConner Trading & Transportation Company
Thie Clty
Bell
Bellingitem
Bellingham
Mainlander
Petiinghem
Thia
Competer
Wessel
Dead Man's Point
Fairhaven
Fog Sweeps Coast In Misty Weather Mix Up
Weather manufacturer Salisbury reports a foggy mix up spreading from Ureka to British Columbia. He warns of possible rain while residents remark on dense haze and darkened electric lights as coastal towns brace for further wet weather.
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Salisbery
Eureka
British Columbia
Victoria
Salisbury
Alaska
Riot at San Pierver village over arrest head charges
Riot erupted in San Pierver as 3,000 residents confronted authorities over the arrest of the village head. Soldiers were injured when the crowd clashed with careworkers. reinforcements dispersed the mob.
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Komb
San Pierver
Roosevelt Celebrates 46th Birthday in Washington
President Roosevelt marked his 46th birthday in Washington with gifts from supporters and many telegrams of congratulations arriving from across the nation.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Turner Surprised Everett Crowd With Speech
George Turner spoke before about 1000 listeners last night in Everett. He said he would address a date this afternoon and a reporter noted publican conditions and the possibility that the demon may carry it.
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Everett
George
Boy Hurt In Fall From Bridge Near Bothell
Ernest Chase, a 10-year-old boy from Urwin, Washington, fell about 20 feet from a railroad bridge on a wet day. He landed on the west side, breaking his right arm near the elbow and suffering injuries to his leg as he was helped by bystanders.
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Bothell
Bridget
Varsity Visit Planned for King County Students
County Superintendent Hartrantt coordinates a trip for 1 000 high school and eighth grade students from King County schools to visit the university grounds two weeks from next Saturday. Teachers are notified by circular, and an entertainment committee will greet the pupils. Luncheon opportunities will be offered for those not bringing baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrantt
King County
University
Damages Suit Against Stetson-Post Mill Finally Reaches Court
Mrs. Frank Dumontier of Beacon Hill sues the Stetson Post Mill Co for 10000 alleging permanent injuries from a lumber unloading incident near her home. She says a distracted worker dropped a heavy load after she gestured to guide placement. The jury was brought in by bailiffs to view the scene.
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Frank Dumontier
Beacon Hill
Stetson-Post Mill Company
Fired on steamer near Bhager Rock
Lloyds agency says a British steamer Albaran was fired on by a foreign ship north of Bhager Rock. The shot failed to take effect and no injuries were reported.
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London
Lioyde
Gefle
Bwediah Albaran
Hyomei Breath Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Booth
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh using daily four inhalations. It cites R T Booth as the discoverer and claims a complete outfit costs $1.00, including inhaler, dropper, and bottle. Endorsed by Rev J B Cook and other public figures, the copy stresses rapid relief and a complete healing of the air passages.
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R. T. Booth
J. B. Cook
Holliston, Maes
Hanford to Speak on National Campaign at Armory
Ken Hanford of New York a socialist vice presidential candidate speaks from a working class view at the Armory tonight. He trails running mate Eugene V. Debs but remains a convincing speaker and is a member of Typographical Union No. 6. Hanford, born in Iowa, polled 23 400 votes for New York governor in 1902. Herman Reid, jailed for alimony contempt, is discharged with a week to raise funds. Martin Tracy, a Boston area machinist, suspended after accident near wreckage. Shoe advertises low priced men’s shoes at 1111 First Avenue above Madison.
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Ken Hanford
New York
Ocallat
Armory
Hanford Tle Ward
Eugene V. Delta
Acket
Hanford
Typographical Union No. 6
Iowa
Herman Reid
Bell
Martin Tracy
Poston
Eastbound Burlington train collides with oil wagon near Aurora
An eastbound Burlington passenger train struck an oil wagon in Aurora Nebraska. About 200 gallons of gasoline ignited on the engine and crews fought the blaze. Extsineer Parkinson died at the scene and Fireman Lassler perished in the fire. others were removed from the burning engine.
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Aurora
Neb
Burlington
Parkinson
Lassler
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