Portrait of Frederick Pin Earle's wife on canvas
Monroe New York Sept 19 The Venetian villa houses a portrait of his wife as she is now away across the sea. The painting, created during his honeymoon period, portrays her as he once believed her the one woman in the world. His bold signature appears in the lower corner of the photograph derived from the portrait.
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Seattle Star
Monroe
N. Y
Frederick Pin Earle
Frederick Pinney Earle
Himseclf
Baby Carriage Feature Of Gentry Brothers Circus
The Gentry Brothers Shows visit Seattle on September 29 24 25 and 26 with a notable baby carriage department. Mothers and guardians wheel carriages under the tents while a uniformed attendant named Front tracks each carriage and owner for safe handling. No physical check system is used as patrons depart with their baby carriages after performances.
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Gentry Bros. Circus
Gentry Brothers
Seattle
Dark Gray Twisted Wool Skirting Headline
Unbleached sheeting 30c per yard on main floor. Wool skirting 28 inches wide praised as warm and robust for winter use and resists shrinking.
Morning Sale Offers Bargains on Household Essentials
The notice advertises a morning sale ending at noon featuring items such as ladies large white aprons 35 inches long made of lawn, water bottles 20c, pressed glass water hotties, men's wool mixed socks in gray or blue, needle books leather options, tin tooth powder 14c, Dr Lyons antiseptic tooth powder 25c, Mennen borated talcum powder 26c, among other small goods.
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Lyons
Front Plans Carriage Manufacture After Season
The passage notes that Front has mastered baby carriages after a long season and has perfected his own carriage. He claims it can be carried in the et and unfolded to convey an infant. He plans to start manufacturing soon and aims for a fortune before the next season.
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Dosena
Daring Bank Robbery In Montreux Ends In Capture
Russian bandits stormed a Montreux bank killing the cashier and seizing a cash box before a fierce firefight left four bystanders wounded. Armed officers trapped the raiders on a train, surrounding and capturing them amid threats of lynching.
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Montreaux
Switzerland
Chage
Lumbermen seek routes as tariffs rise in Seattle
Concessions to the new transcontinental railroad tariffs expand lumbermen choices from 33 to 46 routings in Seattle, affecting representatives of the industry.
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Transcontinental Railroad
Seattle
North End Post Office Substation Backed by One Bid
A call for a suitable north end building to house a post office substation drew a single bid, but officials will not accept it due to being too high for approval.
Heiress Shot by Jealous Husband in New York
A 20 year old heiress and daughter of a colonel in the Avatrian army was fatally shot by Julius Hoffman, a married man and former colonel’s aide. Hoffman then attempted suicide but was restrained by the dying victim. His wife had recently filed divorce and a suit for $15,000 damages for alienation of affections.
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New York
Sept
Droga Blese
Julius Hoffman
Washington and Lincoln High To Form 16-Piece Cadet Band
Washington and Lincoln High Schools plan a combined military band drawn from students of both schools. The ensemble will be part of the cadet corps and consist of sixteen pieces.
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Washington and Lincoln High Schools
Cadet Corps
Hart and Melain revival at Tabernacle closes Sunday evenings
All Methodist churches will be closed Sunday evenings during the Hart and Melain revival meetings at the Tabernacle. The evangelists are expected Friday afternoon and the big chorus will assemble Friday evening.
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Tabernacle
Lincoln High senior clans elect officers after noon
Henry Peeples was elected president, Miss Herren vice president, Robbert Haley secretary, and Mies Watson treasurer at Lincoln High School yesterday afternoon.
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Lincoln High School
Henry Peeples
Miss Herren
Robbert Haley
Mies Watson
President sacrifices hay loft pleasures to pen his message
Oyster Bay September 19 president takes no holiday as duties demand focus on drafting a long congressional message. He remains at Sagamore Hill weekdays until October 1 then returns to Washington. The forthcoming address will cover army navy tariff railroads and Pacific coast fortifications with navy yards and drydocks for the largest battleships.
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Oyster Bay
L. 1
John Milton
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Congress
Pacific Coast
Markets Report with Prices on Exes Pineapples and Groceries
Prices steadied on Western avenue with exes around 38 cents and lapsed increases from 27 to 34 cents. Pineapples from Honolulu sold at 6.26 per dozen. vegetables and dairy items listed with multiple regional prices. Washington creamery and fresh eastern products featured. Montana Stables office note mentions relocation to 114 Cherry Street.
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Honolulu
Incoherent OCR Snippet From Arena Event Notes
Fragmentary text references an arena setting and Halibut Sacha or Smete items with weekly payments and per term costs. Names and places are unclear. The passage lacks clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities suitable for a full summary.
City Considers High Rent for Fifth and Welleret Ground
City officials face the possibility of paying a large rental for the ground at Fifth and Welleret, now used for city stables since the year’s end. The site is owned by Union Pacific, and bids for erecting new stables are stalled due to lack of funds.
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Fifth and Welleret
Union Pacific Railroad
Board of Public Works
City Merchants host Rainier banquet for eighty guests
Seattle merchants banquet with 80 guests hosted under the auspices of the Seattle Merchants' Exchange and Seattle Dairy Produce Exchange. Mayor Moore spoke on city growth requiring a 26 million dollar water system and supported radical changes in the city charter.
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Seattle Merchants’ Exchange
Seattle Dairy Producexchange
Moore
Directors Endorse Lockout After Telegraphers Strike Call
At yesterday’s meeting the board endorsed the lockout eer inaugurated by Melville one. The action follows the telegrapher strike that was called earlier this week.
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Melville One
Rail shops closed as Omaha plants to open
In St Paul and Omaha, rail lines shut shop activity as workers strike for higher wages. Strikers remain determined to stay off the job until their wage demands are met.
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Omahe
Fined for Hunting of Hartford in Everett
Everett report says Hartford hunting offender was fined twenty five dollars for a bank check that bounced. A deputy pursues an explanation as the man had no funds on deposit.
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Everett
Hartford
Bus
Carrie Nation Arrested in Washington Jail
Carrie Nation was arrested in Washington D C and jailed for orderly conduct after she refused to stop lecturing to about 200 men on the post office steps when requested by authorities.
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Washington, D. C
Carrie Nation
Loyal Legion HQ to Move From Tacoma to Seattle
The Military Order of the Loyal Legion will relocate its headquarters from Tacoma to Seattle following a vote at the Hotel Stander last night. Navy officials report more battleships are now on order than ever before, signaling a heightening of naval strength.
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Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Tacoma
Seattle
Stander
Navy
Drowning during barge tow near Katalia harbor
Two men drown while towing an oil barge in Katalia harbor when the launch overturned in breakers. Capt. Thomas Sands of Seattle and Thomas Hastie of Coupeville were knocked into the water and presumed lost as authorities reported the bodies had not yet been recovered.
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Thomas Sands
Seattle
Thomas Hastie
Coupeville
Washweer
Protest of adjacent property in Twelfth ward heard
The fire and water committee heard a protest from Hitt Bros. over adjacent property in Columbia's old town. No definite action was taken, though the committee favored adopting the resolution providing for further consideration.
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Establishment of Fremaine System Referred to Council
A brief note indicates the establishment of a Fremaine system and a recommendation to create a dedicated district for its purpose, returning the matter to the council for review.
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Ap Ment
Honor Memory of Garfield Long Branch Memorial
A memorial service in Long Branch honors President James Field who died in 1881. A $10,000 memorial is laid to Ocean Park to mark the memory and legacy of the late leader.
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Long Branch
Noj
James Field
Ocean Park
Croigoers Seek Alderman Aid in Assault Case
Croigoers seek city help after a violent incident involving Croigoer and his wife described as the assassin of a president. The couple, aged 83 and 75 respectively, filed applications for assistance with the department.
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