Eminent German Jurist Theo Mommsen Stricken by Stroke
Prof Theo Mommsen the renowned German jurist and historian suffered an apoplectic stroke today and is dying. Born in 1817 he influenced Rome and early Italian history with two standard works. He recently survived a carriage collision and is unconscious after twelve hours.
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Ie Dyifte
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Italy
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Sons
Oxford
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Mommeen
Residents Seek Expanded Electric Service in West Queen Anne
West Queen Anne residents push Beattie Electric to buy a right of way north from Kinnear Park. The issue was referred to the street committee and then to Councilmen Rinehardt and Crichton for review. Property owners are expected to contribute to the costly improvement as talks with company officials proceed.
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Trme
Beattie Electric Company
Kinnear Park
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Crichton
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Queen Anne Club
Electric Company
Ofciala
Dont Miss It Underwear Sale at K N Brooks Co
Advertisement style note urging readers to view a men s underwear sale at K N Brooks & Co located in Hl tndaves Arcade building. Includes no specific dates or prices.
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K. N. Brooks & Co
Green Lake Gets New Branch Library Site
Green Lake residents secured a location for a branch library and plan a reading room on Fourth avenue east and Green Lake boulevard within a month. G K Ceryeli offered to erect the building, while the library commission will supply books if the town provides the building and attendants.
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Fourth Avenue East
Green Lake Boulevard
G. K. Ceryeli
Library Commission
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Strike Threat Looms Over Major Midwestern Stockyards
A potential nationwide meatpacking strike looms as shorers in Chicago and other cities vote on action in sympathy with 2000 out sausage makers. General Organizer Wichelberger says a strike could start immediately if wage demands are not met, with a mediation effort by the state board of arbitration underway.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
8. Paul
New York
Wichelberger
Amalgamated Butcher Workmen's Union of North America
Tion
Packing Trades’ Council
State Board of Arbitration
Consul Booth Tucker Lays In State In Chicago
The body of Consul Booth-Tucker lies in state at Princeen rink with thousands viewing the casket. Floral tributes fill one end of the hall as mourners, including prominent figures, pay respects before services in Chicago and later in New York at Carnegie Hall. It is expected Gen Booth may appoint Eva Booth to the vacant position.
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Salvation Army
New York
Carnegia Hall
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Eva Booth
Canada
Smith of Seattle Backs Branch Library Project
Smith of Seattle strongly supports the new branch library initiative and pledges full assistance to advance the project.
President Roosevelt Denies Postmaster General Heath Prosecution
Washington reports President Roosevelt denies statements claiming Perry Heath will be prosecuted for postal frauds. The president says he has discussed the matter only with cabinet members and Attorneys Conrad and Bonaparte, who lead the investigation.
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Roosevelt
Perry Heath
Carea
Conrad
Bonaparte
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