Fragmented Political Feud Mentions Bryan and Distorted Facts
The fragment references a Democratic committee member from Illinois replying to attacks by William J. Bryan opponents. It mentions political feuds, alleged distortions, and a claim about Bryan's wealth. Additional notes reference a steamer trip and upcoming journeys to northern ports, with late Juneau and Douglas mentions.
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Rowe
Democrati
Illinets
William Jee
Gage Bryan
Ryan
Thompson Donley
Sunday Topics Baptist Preacher Leads Visions at Maybelle
Sunday topics cover sermons by Rev Myron W W Haynes and Rev Russell with anti saloon league remarks. Services across churches include driving like Jehu themes and the love hill sermon near Beacon Street. Revival meetings feature Rev J Orr and Rev Drake with titles The Great Victory of One to Come and Debt Paid.
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Myron W.W. Haynes
Tam
Maybelle Higsart
Cedar Robert Cairns
Jehu
Broadway
Republi
Edward Lincoln Ooff
Theff and
the Chosen Sp
Pereted Founda Queen Anne A
S School
Hawkeenoth
Whitman Av
Willem C DD
Hill
Beacon
R. Gale
H. Elmer Brown
Rainier Valley
Ber. Jas
B. Orr
Drake
Pe Swelleh
John
Troe Eee
Beattie
Sunday School Session In Alaska Building Reading Room
Fragment reads an announcement for a Sunday school meeting to be held Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Reading Room of the Alaska building. It lists a local congregation event and time.
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Hervices Tam
Aooe
Alaska
Spiritualist and Theosophical Meetings Across City
Multiple religious groups hold services this Sunday across venues including Spirituallet in A. OU W. hall and Theosophical Society events at 1420 ay and Hoyleston Avenue Unitarian Church. Speakers include Rev. L Nagel Potter Myre Steveman May E Stevenson and Rev. W D Simonds with sermons on heart talk death choosing and soul death by own action.
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Hible Spiritual Society
A. OU
W. Hall
Sear Virginia
L. Nagel
Theosophy
Queen City
Theosophical Society
America
Beneer Brock
Alo
U. W
Myre
Steveman
Theosophical Hall
Anday
May E. Stevenson
Hoyleston Avenue
Boylston and
Olive
W. D. Simonds
Captain Hall Appeals License Revocation After Collision
Y. Hall refuses to accept Marine Inspectors Tur ner and Whitney decision revoking his license as master. He intends to plead before Supervising Inspector Bermingham in San Francisco seeking vindication. Hall commanded the steamer Vashon when it rammed the Burton on August 13, with inspectors citing lack of knowledge required for a master.
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S. Y
Rockefeller Information Not Quashed by Judge Banker
Judge Banker overruled the motion to quash the information against John D. Rockefeller in all the Standard Oil case. Pleas in abatement were filed in each case, overruled, and defendants given until Tuesday to file new motions.
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Findlay
Dance at Leschi Park Tonight Promises Festive Night
Community notice invites attendees to a dance at Leschi Park in the pavilion. Local organizers describe it as the largest event in the area with festive atmosphere and dancing by the pavilion.
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Bia
Theaters Aboard Grand Stage Fresh Seasons in Seattle
The article notes upcoming Seattle theater events. William Collier will perform On the Quiet for four nights, drawing capacity crowds. The Chas. A. Taylor company opens Stolen by Gypsies at Beattie Theater with Laurette Taylor as Mercedes and Lone Star in elab orate production, followed by A Mad Love at Seattle Theater.
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Seattle
William Collier
Beattle
Olller
Midnaight
Tontahi
Chas. A. Taylor
Beattie Theater
Mercedes
Lone Star
Taylor
Third Avenue
Star Theater wraps up local engagement after two shows tonight
The arhlete completes two performances this evening and a final show tomorrow from 3 to 11, ending the local engagement at Star Theater. New acts debut Monday with acts from major circuits including the Tiddeaux Zowaves, ten young performers in sword and gun routines. James and Sadie Leonard troupe join with a comedy sketch, along with the Tuc Cano Brothers in their first American act.
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Star Theater
Tiddeaux Zowaves
James
Sadie Leonard
Tuccano Brothers
Waltz Me Around Again at Leachi Park Pavilion
Tonight at Leachi Park Pavilion Wagner's orchestra hosts a big dance featuring Neo amusement and a new Michigan hardwood floor. Don’t forget the night promises a dreamlike entertainment in a lively park setting.
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Leachi Park Pavilion
Michigan
Leachi Park
Wagner
Stewart Qperk Company Closes Run at the Grand
The Stewart Qperk company completes a three week engagement at the Grand with three high class operatic comedies Hachette The Two Roses and Dorothy the current bill which ends tomorrow night.
Bible Lectures Begin At Pilgrim Church
At the Pilgrim church on Broadway next Friday morning Mrs Amy F P Stacy starts a series of weekly Bible lectures. Her first subject is The Holy Bible as part of the holiday season program.
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Pilgrim Church
Broadway
Amy FP
Stacy
Embargo on Freight Cars Rescinded after Lumber Protest
The Northern Pacific railroad announced an embargo on fur nishing cars and cartload freight shipments to take effect at midnight but after protests from lumber manufacturers it was revised to cover all classes of car supply for forest products and related shipments.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Company denies extending freight order to a week
Officials of the company deny rumors that freight orders, excluding livestock and perishables, would be extended for another week. The clarification came after discussions about shipment schedules and the impact on customers.
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Bert
Hoo Hoos Hold Annual Session in Oklahoma City
The Hoo Hoos met for their national convention in Oklahoma City. Supreme Brain Inman of Portland presided over a brief morning session with no contests yet reported.
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Oklahoma City
Supreme Bnark Inman
Portland
Richest Woman Urges Necessities Investing Says Hetty Green
Advertisement emphasizes buying Hidwell Cold Motor as a twentieth century necessity. Claims stock has jumped five times and will rise further in days. Promotes profits from supplying essentials and cites Mackay Marshall Field Leiter Pullman as examples. Warns against speculation and touts safety versus trusted investments.
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Hetty Green
Bidwell Cold Motor Tt Seeks Quick Market Entry
The notice touts Bidwell Cold Motor Tt as supplying a vital business necessity with huge demand. It urges fast action to join in selling the hot cakes and capitalize on abundant stock and rapid turnover.
Bidwell Cold Motor promise fuels big stock offer
An inventor touts the Bidwell Cold Motor as a revolution for electric railroads promising no burnout and trains running from New York to San Francisco at 60 to 66 mph. He claims past successes with an electric fan and trolley system and offers shares at fixed prices with a “square deal” to all buyers.
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Bidwell
New York
San Francisco
Safe and Sane Investor Stock Offer
A promotional stock pitch urges readers to buy now for a future life income and handsome dividends. It claims a limited current supply and predicts the price may reach eight dollars soon, asserting reliability by referencing commercial agencies.
Bidwell Electric Company Auction Terms
The undersigned is an authorized broker for Bidwell Electric Company of the West. Call to let him explain any unclear points. Offices open Saturday evening until o clock. Mall orders postmarked by midnight September 15th will be accepted at present price. If you cannot call, write for our free book offering full information.
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Pslock
Stock sale terms list for varied share counts and payments
The fragment lists multiple share quantities with cash amounts and installment terms. 60 shares receive $4.56 cash with five monthly payments of $5.00, 100 shares $12.00 cash with six payments of $9.00, 160 shares $14.00 cash with six payments of $123.50, 200 shares $23.50 cash with seven monthly payments of $15.50, 250 shares $248.59 cash with payments of $19.50.
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Allmola
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Leschi Park
Anam
Adams
Coppfer
the Grand
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White Face Minstrel Man
Margaret Newton
Will
Renton
J. A. Paine
Second Ave
Pine St
Clee
Mwe
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Tiryan
Roger C. Sylvan
Olympic Market
Pike
Peter Cooper McCormick
Carnegie Rockefeller Senator
Clark Heinze
Pillsbury
Studebaker
Fairbanks Vanderbilt Gould Whitney Belmont
the Electric Trust Sommen American Rediator, Comm American Smelting
Bidwell Cold
Prof
Benson Bidwell
Bidwell Electric Company
F. H. Johnston
EITEL
Pike St
Washington
Los Angeles
Union Bakery and Cafe
Second Avenue
King and Cravenstein
D. McRoy
Whipper
M. M, Ring
Ind. A
Monnday
Ring
Pacific
Window Shade Mfg. Co
K. Witherspoon
Union
Ind
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Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue Arcade
Pata Ft
FRUIT
Attalia
Washington & Columbia River
Northern Pacific and
Oregon Railway & Navigatio Company
Columbia River
Weeter
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Bettle
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East
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P. T. M. LaSalle St
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WAY System OF America
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United States
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Third St. Portland, Ore
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