Hubby’s Discomfiture Explained By Millinery Bill
The passage reveals the trigger behind Mr Jerkins’s outrage as a large millinery bill. Readers guessed gun or hat pin, but the image completion shows the bill as the turning factor. A notice previews What-doesit-lack Picture No 4 in tomorrow’s issue.
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Booth to Visit Seattle Salvation Army Leader
Miss Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in America, arrives in Seattle Saturday at 7 40 AM. She preaches at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday morning and gives the lecture Loved and Lost at Moore Theatre Sunday afternoon. Hayden quartet to sing free. Mayor Miller presides. General admission free. reserved seats 10 26 and 50 cents.
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Colored man lucky in a land drawing
William J. Engle of Butte Nebraska won the first chance to select a quarter section on the Standing Rock and Cheyenne River reservations but was disqualified three days earlier when he filed on a homestead in Tripp county.
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Lottery Promises Land to Bowdy the First Negro Winner
In South Dakota a Black man named Bowdy, aged 26, who drew the second lot in the lottery, will receive the right to select any quarter section from the 2,250,000 acre grant. Officials note Bowdy is the first Black winner of similar pe numbers.
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Nicaraguan Minister Don Repinosa Resigns in Washington
Dr Don Rodolfo Repinosa the Nicaraguan minister to the United States announced his resignation in Washington with Zelaya the deposed president accepting it He cited his brother Emilio as leading revolutionists under Estrada the provisional president The move is seen as a severe blow to Zelaya's government.
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Chicago Faces Large Loss Over 1894 Strike Damages
The city of Chicago risks about $700,000 in damages awarded to railroad firms for mob actions during the Debs car strike of 1894. The case hinges on a Illinois court ruling that the city is responsible for acts of its citizens, now before the United States Supreme Court.
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The Quaker's Low Prices and Theaker Becomes Prescription Drugist
The Quaker offers low prices and Theaker is positioned as your logical choice for a prescription druggist.
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