Roosevelt Leads Kansas City Rally Across Rainy Day
Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Kansas City to a large crowd despite heavy rainfall. He is welcomed by Mayor Brown and Lt. Gov Hadley, attends a banquet with about 300, and plans a dinner and address at the Commercial Club before departing for Omaha. Congressmen Madison endorses Roosevelt as a progressive Republican leader.
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West Seattle to Celebrate Modern City Water Improvements
West Seattle marks its shift from woods to a Seattle ward with city water, plans a Saturday cleanup by all residents, stores closed, park lunch, and speeches. Citizens expect prideful celebration and unity across the suburb.
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Grover Cleveland Estate Valued At 39365 Net 32370
New York estimates by the state tax appraiser place the late President Grover Cleveland's estate at 39065 before deductions. After administration expenses and taxes, the net value is reported as 32370.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Seattle boys scout group forms with local leaders
A mass meeting in West Seattle at the Congregational church will launch a new boy scout organization led by Chief Wappenstein Oliver Cutts Frank Coloper and J A Fleager. Judge Frater will address the gathering as W H Lindsay and Frank L Deignan begin recruiting. The committee has backing from the school board park board and playgrounds.
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William Thaw III Betrothal Sparks Thaw Family Pact
Pittsburg news reports that William Thaw III, nephew of Harry Thaw, is betrothed to Miss Gladys W. Bradley of Bridgeport Conn. Sources say Mrs William Thaw pledged to keep her son "straight" after the suit acceptance was delayed, a family accord noted by friends.
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Goaded politician dies by own action in Oshkosh incident
United Press reports Frank Tucker, a progressive Republican candidate for attorney general, plunged into the river at Oshkosh late last night after being accused of using state envelopes for campaign literature. The death appears self inflicted amid political controversy.
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King County WCTU Holds 21st Annual Convention
The King County Women’s Christian Temperance Union begins its 21st annual convention today and continues tomorrow at Green Lake Baptist Church. The executive committee met at a designated hour this morning to start the first business session.
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Metropolitan Building Company VP Returns From Five Months Abroad
C C White vice president of the Metropolitan Building Company returned yesterday from a five months trip abroad. He traveled with his wife and daughter.
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Proxy candidate for Wisconsin toga in 19th century race
Wealthy paper manufacturer linked as a proxy for Wisconsin toga candidate against LaFollette. nominal manager W. D. Connor could become senator if stand-patters win.
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College students prove journalism worth on campus
A Washington state university program shows 10 student journalists landing real jobs after a summer course. Notable alumni include Roy Pinkerton who became a telegraph editor in Tacoma and Walter Stoll who boosted a Snohomish paper’s business after this year. The piece notes other students securing placements on local and state newspapers. Also announced are final Alaska mail sailings from Seattle to Fairbanks September 9 via Skagway, with related departures on September 23 to Eagle and Fort Yukon and October to Nome and the Seward Peninsula.
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Odds and Ends From Everywhere 1844 Dispatches
A collage of 1844 news notes reports Sherman’s Atlanta campaign Hood’s withdrawal and fires, European relief efforts and Balmoral incident rumors, King George hunting party accident, Cincinnati coffee intrigue with Arbuckle Bros, genericMarriage exam in Give Verse In This City, western coal tests with eastern coal, and a Columbus strike threat by Carmen’s union awaiting arbitration.
Interesting Drapery Fabrics at Bargain Prices
Colored figured curtain muslin and Madras fabrics offered at 10 cents per yard, 36 inches wide. Figured casement cloth priced at 15 cents per yard, plus duplex figured scrim at 18 cents per yard. Designs feature multiple colors and patterns suitable for curtains, borders, or appliqued motifs.
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Stationery sale items and prices at basement sale
A list of office supplies and prices appears including pencils boxes tablets holders points erasers and paper products. Items include v4 Stationery and Nations Pencil Boxes Se and 10c pencil tablets Se ink tablets 5¢ and 1c letters Swiss linen paper and envelopes assorted hair rolls and a fabric washing product named Laux.
Chiffon Veilings and Lace Chiffon Veils At First Floor
Interesting values in silk chiffon veiling and lace veils offered in multiple widths colors and borders with prices ranging from 1.00 to 6.00 per yard or each. Wide assortment includes heavy crepe chiffon and auto veils with borders in tones from old rose to navy and lavender. First Floor.
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New Arrivals in Silks and Persian Fabrics
New silk selections feature plaid silks with heavy satin and Persian stripes priced at 1.35 to 1.65 per yard. Persian silks offered in colorings 1.00 to 1.65 per yard with various effects including shirred stripes. Shadow Pin-check taffetas and Messalines with Persian designs priced from 1.15 per yard. First Moor.
Fabrics on First Floor Offerings for Fall
New Woolen Suitings include Burlap and Burlap in dark-wine seal-brown stone-green navy and black at 65 inches wide for 1.7 percent yard. Homespun Suiting varieties in green black brown blue 50 inches wide at 1.75 yard. Other Homespun in gray olive green blue and gray 54 inches wide at 2.25 a yard. Fancy Zibeline in red black blue Oxford-gray green and plain black 45 inches wide at 1.65 yard. Boucle Burlap in black brown blue and black mixtures 50 inches wide at 2.40 yard. First Floor.
Timely Bedding Specials Highlight Cool Nights
Bedding section underpriced items advertise double bed comforts at 5.65 each and fort s at 3.85 each. Mixed wool and cotton blankets at 2.85 per pair and all wool white blankets at 4.85 per pair feature borders in pink or blue. First Floor.
Live Oak Heater Prompts Early Purchase and Installation
The article promotes the Live Oak Heater for coal or wood use with a polished steel body and nickel fittings. It urges buyers to purchase and install now before the rush begins, highlighting its airtight design and durable, machine-ground doors for efficient heating.
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Rugg
High-Grade Footwear Geneal Boot Prices
High-Grade Footwear features gun-metal boots with button styles, dull kid tops, short vamps, welt soles and Cuban heels priced at $5.00. Patent Button Boots stage worn with similar details and a spike heel also $5.00. Viet Kid Lace Boots and Patent Colt Button Boots share the same price and finish. First Floor.
Lace and Galloons in Various Widths and Patterns
Lace and special lace bands offered at 55 cents yard with options from two to six inches wide. Includes Clang Venise imitation Irish Embroidered Net and Venise floral patterns in white cream and ectu. Also available special 55 cent yard selections.
Royal Granite and Utensil Deals Highlighted in Sale
A vintage sale listing showcases Royal Granite tea kettles and preserving kettles in various capacities with seamless steelware and retinned covers. Also featured are Landers Frary Clarke knives, Reed’s enamel roaster, imported trays, Perfection roaster, hand-waxed cloth, soup strainers, colanders, lemon squeezers, lawn rakes, and universal food choppers.
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