Where Shall Washington Stand in the Senate Battle
A presidential era style appeal urged Washington to choose independence over corporate influence as it votes next Tuesday. The piece hails Indiana Kansas Wisconsin Michigan Georgia Idaho Alaska California and New Mexico for resisting bosses and preferring broad progress, while warning against lining up with Rhode Island and Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Indiana
Beveridge
Kansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Burrows
C. E. Townsend
Rooset
Patter
Alaska
Guggenheims
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Mexico
Idaho
Rhode Island
Wall Street
One Woman and Millions of Others
A lament on the exploitation of women in Los Angeles and nationwide. The piece argues women chiefly need care and home support, condemns low-wage work and harsh conditions that shorten lives, and pleads for men to provide real support and protection rather than profit. It condemns the white plague and urges responsibility to rescue women from brutal labor and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Meeting Him Half Way in New York Visit
A reader writes that their son has secured an office on the top floor of a four story skyscraper in New York City. They plan to write ahead so he can come down and meet them during a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Jerushy—Lawzee
New York
Lem Jones
Mossrhe
Lem
Mossrock
May Krueger to Tell Taft How Humane Seattle Is to Horses
May Krueger, secretary of the King County Humane Society, is slated to travel to Washington, D.C., to address the International Prison Congress and the Congress of the Anti Cruelty Society. She will showcase a pasteboard horses stable design and argue for humane stock care, recounting Seattle incidents and urging patent progress at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Krueger
Taft
Seattle
Marion Lowe
Ton Taft
Humane Society
Bill
Misa May Krueger
King County Humane Society
Misa Krueger
Gov. Hay
International Prison Congress
Washington, D.C
Congress of the Anti-Cruelty Society
Congress
Far Northwest
Mise Krueger
Galbraith Bacon
Epinal Columns and Oddities A Newsy Patchwork
A collage of humorous snippets, jokes, editorials, and brief notes. Observations on crime, marriage, finances, and fashion mix with commentary and light humor in a dated newspaper style. Notable lines reference a hobo, ideal spouses, and a royal mint turning square cents for Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mint of
England
Ceylon
Forbearance and Friendship in Emerson’s Verse
A poetic meditation on restraint and noble conduct urging a friend to model generous virtue. The speaker asks for guidance in living righteously, praising unarmed courage, steadfast care, and honorable behavior in both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Stroller's Column and A Night of Odd Talks and Travel
A crowded Grand Home meeting features John L. Wilson addressing politics with Roosevelt talk and Japanese voting questions. A passenger recounts a chaotic streetcar journey across multiple lines, blaming rotten service. A century-old pumpernickel tale and notes on a medal for bravery end a stream of memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wilson
Grand
Roosevelt
Solid Oak Rocker in Golden Finish
Substantial and comfortable rocker with braced arms under the seat and cross spindle supports. Cobber seat design features neatly turned spindles and a golden finish, offered at a regular price of 3.75 with special 4.
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Georgia
Everett True
Stardust
Blox
Kaoox
Bone and
Binew
Gunner—Hreexzy
East Head
Guyer
H'm
Willie
United States
Stroller
Colum
D. Bennet
le Hotel
Seconday
St. Louis
Pike St
Adolph
Hermanus Helgenler
Boh
Hermanus
Imburger
Goe
Schiller
ToshNis
Vait
PT Eda
Rt Ao
Second Ave
Union St
Pike
Bradbury System
Donegal
Ulfittine Coz
The
Reo A Luse ” enOulfittrouse Ujitor
Puget Sound
San Juan Islands
Trip
Children
Der
Colman Dock
East Sound
Orcas Island
Juan Islands
First Avenue and
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