Mount McKinley Climb Dispute Expands With New Affidavit
Judge Marshall reports an affidavit by Earl David stating Guide Barrill claimed in David’s presence that Dr. Cook reached Mount McKinley’s summit. David swears Barrill said he accompanied Cook on the disputed ascent as of March.
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Widow of Hospital Victim Files $36,000 Suit
Mrs. Flora Goad widow of Thomas Goad who died after leaping from a City hospital window while suffering typhoid fever has filed a $36,000 damage suit against the city. She claims the death was caused by city negligence for lacking better protection for delirious patients.
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Bad Boy Nabbed After Long Chase in Los Angeles
Mary Rabouin and Earl Higley, alleged escapees from the state training school in Washington, were recognized by a policeman after a lengthy pursuit in the Los Angeles suburbs. Rabouin was captured following the chase. Higley remains at large.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Rabouin
Earl Higley
Halls
Wash
Rabouin
Nature's Own Gymnastic Stretch Yawn Tells All
A brief poetic note by W. R. C. Latson describes nature’s own stretching and yawning as a simple, daily ritual. The author reflects on ordinary bodily actions revealing intrinsic rhythms and the quiet humor of human behavior.
Stretching as Natural Gymnastic Exercise for Health
The piece extols simple arrefech and yawning as the most natural and beneficial exercises. It argues stretching expands the body, aids heart and lungs, enlarges muscles, improves voice, and promotes erect carriage. It urges discarding dumbbells for a restful, refreshing routine intrinsic to animals and humans.
Hat-If Set Afire Sparks Arrest In Theatro
Springfield reports T J Noblett a prominent local businessman faced arrest for allegedly malicious destruction of property after he set a hat on fire at the Gaiety Theatre A precautionary panic ensued though no serious injuries occurred Noblett owns a large laundry and is described as wealthy
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Astred Press
Springfield
T. J. Noblett
John McDonald
Noblett
Prospectors Stampede Attracts Seekers in Colorado
Woodland Park draws prospectors from Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek after reports of valuable gold and radium finds. The October 27 dispatch notes increased activity as miners head toward the area amid excitement over the discoveries.
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Colo
Woodland Park
Here
Cripple Creek
Col Theodore A. Dodge Dies in Versailles
Paris obituary notes Col Theodore A. Dodge military historian for New York and Paris died yesterday at Versailles. Born in Pittsfield Massachusetts in 1842, he contributed to military history and served in transatlantic scholarly circles.
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Theodore A. Dodge
New York
Versailles
Pittefield
Mass
Darkened Lamps and Economy Clash in Chicago Separation Suit
Irene C. O Callaghan charges Dr Jen D O Callaghan with domestic conflict in a separation bill. Allegations include removing electric light bulbs to curb light use, forcing evenings in darkness, hiding a lamp, limiting petty cash to 25 cents, pressuring her to work despite a $400 monthly income, and destroying her hat and dress over a missing pipe. He reportedly owns about $60,000 in personal property plus $20,000 in bank deposits.
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United Prema
Chicago
Jen D. O'Callaghan
Lelanday
Irene C. O'Callagh
Lampa
Lce
Taft Arrives in Memphis with Loyal Welcome
President Taft was greeted with a rousing reception in Memphis as thousands gathered at the wharves and along the river. An automobile parade followed his arrival aboard the Oleander while bells rang and whistles blew in tribute to the visiting leader.
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Memphis
Tenn
Wm. H. Taft
Samose Promises Weight Gain and Health Claims
An old advertisements asserts that Samose, a flesh forming food, fixes thinness by building bone and muscle. Quaker Drug Co offers a money back guarantee if buyers do not gain weight as promised, making the product risk free.
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Quaker Drug Co
President Resumes Voyage After Address at Ceremony
After a ceremony at the Young Men's Christian Association he was driven to the auditorium for the principal address, hailed by Gov. R. M. Patterson. The president and party returned aboard the Oleander at 4 0 p m, and the fleet steamed down the river toward Helena Ark, due to arrive at 6 p m.
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Young Men's
Chris Han
Neckwear Feud Sparks Milwaukee Divorce Suit
Mrs. Alfred Laroche files for divorce in Milwaukee claiming cruelty as her husband refuses to wear neckties matching her gowns. She cites incidents at downtown stores where he dressed in a plum dress with a green tie and a light green outfit to clash with her attire during their shopping outings.
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Fy United Press
Milwaukee
Abecause
Alfred Laroche
Syracuse
Duel at Park des Princes ends with one shot fired
In Paris on October 27 M Chevaseu dramatic critic of Figaro fired at Henry Bernstein the playwright but missed Bernstein refused to fire when signaled by a dropped handkerchief and stood with his pistol at his hip.
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M. Chevaseu
the Figaro
Henry Bernstein
Chevaseu
Bornstein
Chevassy
Bernstein
Riplinger Seeks Access to City Records in Fraud Case
John Riplinger former city comptroller. accused of misappropriating 66000 dollars from the incomplete work fund. Through attorney William H. Morris he asked the superior court for access to public records in the city comptroller's office. Judge Gil Mann signed an order granting permission.
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William H. Morris
Superior Court
City Comptroller's Office
Gil Mann
Bazaar in Hillman City Church Seeks Community Fun
Catholics of Rainier Valley host a four day church bazaar in Hillman City with evenings of entertainment Thursday through Saturday. A highlight is a diamond ring contest between Corinne Simpson, Seattle real estate broker, and Mrs. M Guinan of Southeast Seattle, with contestants Mary Mallory and Bessie Tobin also involved. Father Quigley and parishioners plan activities to attract visitors.
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Rainier Valley
Ind
Corinne Simpson
Seattle
M. Guinan
Mary Mallory
Tenth Av
Bessie Tobin
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach, Are Contesting For A Diamond Ring. Father Quigley
Green sues Seattle Athletic Club over Armory balcony collapse
William W. Green files a $15,000 damage suit against the Seattle Athletic Club alleging injuries from the Armory balcony collapse during a May 6 1909 athletic entertainment, which sent him and many others to the main floor.
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William W. Green
Seattle Athletic Club
Armory
Laboring Man and the Churches Discussed by Bene dict
The Rev. B L Benedict of Green Lake Methodist Church will address the Central Labor Council at the Labor Temple tonight on issues the laboring man and the churches must work out together.
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B. L. Benedict
Green Lake
Collision in Wyoming yard claims one life
In Laramie a switch engine in the Union Pacific freight yards crashed into freight cars, killing one man and seriously injuring two others. In Newcastle Pennsylvania Rocco Rocero, alleged Black Hand leader and convicted of murder, was hanged yesterday for killing state game warden Seleo Houck.
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Laramie
Union Pacific
Newcastle
Rocco Roceco
Black Hand
Seleo Houck
Poot-Ease Antiseptic Powder Advertises Foot Cure
Allen's powder claims to cure hot swollen aching sweating feet and ingrown nails. It promises relief from corns and bunions and urges buyers to ask today and not accept substitutes.
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Allen
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