Balloon editor has troubles of his own
Freddie Henry reports balloons causing mischief as they rise and fall around the city. Malcolm Dahlstead of 1815 Sixth Avenue finds a balloon coupon for a free Gentry Brothers circus seat, while Harry Miniken of 414 ½ Spring Avenue uncovers the second balloon.
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Columbia
Malcolm Dahlstead
Sixth Av
Malcolm
University Aty
Eles
Central School
Marion
Harry Miniken
Gentry Brothers’ Circus
Wealing Performance Presented by Eentry Brothers
The article reviews a circus style show by Eentry Brothers featuring 50 pony pyramid animals, elephants, monkeys, dogs, and Liliputians led by Mrs. Tom Thumb. It notes moving pictures of Dan Pateh as a feature and mentions two performances today with more tomorrow and Thursday at grounds behind the lanes car barns.
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Tom Thumb
Dan Pateh
Market Prices Today at Public Market
Brisk trading opens with varied fare. Turnips two for five cents and three bunches for five. onions three bunches for ten. Potatoes eighteen pounds for five cents. Wenatchee and other fruit prices listed. Eggs eighty-five cents a dozen. creamery butter at six cents a pound. Various produce items priced per dozen, per pound, or per box with different regional references.
Equinoctial Gale Debate Persists in Weather Talk
Weather observer Salisbury Nile concludes a fallacy lies in equinoctial gales. Years of data show the sound’s weather tends to be milder around September 23, with autumn conditions otherwise variable.
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Salisbury Nile
Alaska Steamship Co fined for unlicensed passenger
Skagway dispatch notes that the Alaska Steamship Co vessel 8.8. Washington, chartered by the company, was fined 690 dollars by Customs for transporting a passenger from southeastern Alaska to Skagway without a government passenger license.
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Skagway
Alaska
Washington
Alaska Steamship Company
Customa Service
Western Avenue Markets Sluggish with Mixed Produce Listings
Market activity was slow on Western Avenue with no price changes from yesterday. Cranberries sell at 4 per 56 pound box while large grape arrivals from California leave prices unchanged. many fruits and vegetables priced in varying ranges and several dairy and meat items listed with regional suppliers and port of entry notes.
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Quick Hellef
Ate Remedy
Discovery
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Wede
Thureday
Gorky Marries Mme Andreleva in Capri
Maxim Gorky the author and revolutionist has married Mme Andreleva the actress who had accompanied him to America last year. The couple live quietly on Capri where dispatches once claimed she was not his wife. Gorky divorced his wife four years ago and the union follows reports of a large revolutionary funding.
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New York
Maxim Gorky
Mme
Andreleva
America
Capri
Mme. Andrelova
Gorky
Mme. Andreieva
Deaf residents seek civil service openings in state
In concert with A W Wright Olaf Hanson and W B Root a deaf rights group urges set aside of civil service rules barring deaf applicants from civil service exams Judge Milo Root a state supreme court figure lobbies senators and representatives to end the discrimination arguing the deaf are suited for many clerical posts and that the policy harms national service.
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A. W. Wright
Olaf Hanson
W. 8. Root
Milo Root
State Supreme Court
Ators
Root
Telegraphers Strike Near Climax Across U S
United Press reports city councils favor arbitration to end the telegraphers strike with nationwide calls for similar action. New York plans a vote on leased wire and brokers office operators. Denver notes potential strike as Western Union wire tests lead to dismissals.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Denver
West
Western Union
Evans to Press Suit Against Extorter
J Whyte Evans former head of the United Railway of Portland has arrived in Los Angeles. A suit for 995 was filed by John McLean assignee of four note holders. Owens, charged with attempted extortion, remains under examination awaiting tomorrow’s hearing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. Whyte Evans
United Railwi
Portland
John McLean
Hane
Dr. J. & Owens
Evans
Owens
City Council Sustains Mayor Moore Liquor Vetoes
City council voted to sustain Mayor Moore’s vetoes of four liquor licenses issued outside saloon limits on tide flats. The move aims to enforce boundary rules despite nearby saloons extending beyond limits. Other notes reference a Denver circuit court ruling on Great Northern Railway rebate cases and a remark about the Washington Fire company.
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Moore
Denver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court For Minnesota
Great Northern Railway Company
Auburn State Bank Building Contract Awarded
Contractor H Boyer has received the contract from Architect Ryan to construct a new Auburn State Bank building. The two story structure will measure 26 by 56 feet and is to be started soon by eastern capitalist C M Hall.
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H. Boyer
Ryan
Auburn
Auburn State Bank
C. M. Hall
Turner Returns From Olympic Mountains Vacation
Lester Turner former president of the First National Bank of this city returns home from a vacation in the Olympic mountains.
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Lester Turner
First National Bank
Olympic Mountains
Italian woman seeks refund of marriage license fee
Aurelia Meliseen, whose lover Andrew Ferrante tried to commit suicide after she refused to marry him without funds for a home, went to the auditor's office and asked for the return of the marriage license fee. A warrant to recover the amount will be drawn.
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Aurelia Meliseen
Andrew Ferrante
Mayor Vetoes Fuel Oil Ordinance Over Fire Hazards
Mayor Moore vetoed the fuel oil ordinance calling it unsafe legislation. The veto cites increased fire hazard and life endangerment. Chinamen Shut Out in Victoria BC: Chinese barred from public schools unless paying a $500 tax, with an appeal planned.
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Moore
Victoria
B. C
Colman Building Offers Artistic Photographs At Reasonable Prices
Colman building presents artistic photographs at affordable rates with emphasis on quality. No coupons or frauds are offered, ensuring trustworthy transactions for local buyers seeking artful imagery.
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Colman
Eee
Teddy Wear Hat Captures City Craft Spotlight
New York September 24. A stylish Teddy Wear hat for women debuts from an East Side milliner. The black velvet creation features a wild West styled front and two small white teddy bears tied with pink ribbon. The novelty is expected to spark a rush.
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New York
City Federation opposes Woodland Park cut at Stone Ave
The City Federation of Women's Clubs declared opposition to the proposed road cut through Woodland Park at Stone Avenue. The vote followed a meeting held at the St. Francia hotel.
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City Federation of Women's Clube
Woodland Park
Stoneav
St. Francia Hotel
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