Movies In Panama Expo Show To Highlight Santa Barbara
The Santa Barbara exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Exposition will feature a 40 minute moving picture display titled A Year in Santa Barbara County with scenes of ranches beaches mountains and towns plus a lecturer. Also on display will be county products and a display of the county hall. The program includes Balkan War story The War Correspondent and A Midnight Message a two part feature about a father and son. Other items include Pathe's Weekly and performances by Shinjiro Koto and Olivar G Wallace. Newsreels cover world events and President Poincare.
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Santa Barbara
Santa Harbara
Panama-Pacific
University of Washington
Orient
Gaumont
Poincaire
France
Pathe
Shinjiro Koto
Olivar G. Wallace
Films and Showings Across City Theaters
A listing of upcoming cinema showings and features across venues including Pathe KinemaKalem Edison Vitagraph Biograph and more. Highlights include dramatic serials such as The Great Physician The Stolen Women and Blood Tide along with comedies like The Ding Gypsy and The Younger Generation and multi reel adventures at Alhambra and Rialto venues.
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Tillkum
Vitagraph
Pathe
Miss Marie Bakewell Leaves Social Life for Business Career
Miss Marie Bakewell, eldest daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Bakewell, abandons aristocratic social life to work as a drapery department clerk at a large department store from 8:30 am to 6 pm. The Right Hon Samuel Postmaster General of Great Britain will visit Seattle from Victoria next Saturday and be hosted by the Seattle Bar Association at a dinner.
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London
Countess of Warwick
Warwick Castle
Easton
ST. Louis
Marie Pakewell
Paul Bakewell
Samuel
Great Britain
Victoria
Seattle
Seattle Bar Association
Toledo
W. J. Fanning
Masonic Temple
Magdalena Schwiebalr-Karg
North Baltimore
Citizens’ Party
Ucket
Columbus
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland
Euclid Village
Baker
Little Things Happenings Across Illinois and Nearby
A collage of brief notes from cities like Chicago Elgin Springfield Toledo and Indianapolis records minor incidents. items include a bribery charge against Frank Ragen bridges sagging in Grant Park a dairying pioneer buried in Elgin and plans for canal and transit funding.
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Chicago
Frank Ragen
Springfield
Dunne
Canal
Ilinois Michigan Canal
Jersey cow sets Michigan milk record at Cross farm
Em inents Beas of Roy Cross farm in Houghton county Michigan records a world milk mark of 18 783 pounds with 1132 pounds 9 ounces of butterfat under the Michigan Agricultural College supervision for the year.
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Houghton, Mich
Jersey
Eminents Beas
Roy Cross Farm
Houghton County
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Million Dollar Alienation Suit Filed in New York
Mrs. Clarence Mackey has accepted service through her lawyer of notice of a $1,000,000 suit filed by Dr. J. A. Blake's wife alleging alienation of affections.
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New York
Clarence Mackey
J. A. Blake
Apple prices expected to stay high this season
Market chatter predicts persistent high apple prices through the season as strong demand from buyers keeps Yakima producers focused on fruit. Some orders are filled a week early, while cantaloupes have largely disappeared from the market street.
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Yakima
Hyomel Promised Relief for Catarrh and Breathing Ailments
Advertises Booth's Hyomel Co product as a natural remedy for catarrh bronchitis and infant croup with no stomach dosing. Claims immediate relief with money back if unsatisfied and notes the complete outfit costs $1.00 sold by druggists nationwide.
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Hyomel Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Drugetista
Will Trail Him Private Detective Hunts Busch Across Nation
A private detective agency is hired to locate George J. Busch who faces bigamy charges for marrying Dorothy Meyer of Seattle while his wife is Mrs. Claudie W. Busch of San Francisco. Reports suggest Busch and his second wife left for Argentina after letters reached the Seattle wife’s parents.
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United States
George J. Busch
Dorothy Meyer
Seattle
Claudie W. Busch
San Francisco
Busch
Argentina
Meadows to host repeat races under dust free conditions
The Meadows will host car races on Sunday October 5 with drivers from the Northwest. Twelve owners have entered for the 40 mile free for all event, the feature race, now dust free on a thoroughly conditioned track.
Naps Seek Series With the Pirates
Pittsburg on September 24 1901 President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club received a post season challenge from President Somers of the Cleveland Americans for a series of games to decide the championship.
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Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Somers
Cleveland Americans
Burns Attacks Promoter After Pelkey Exposure
Tommy Burns accuses Tom McCarey of Los Angeles fight promotion of revealing too much in Art Pelkey’s latest edition. Baseball standings slice show close charts for the Northwest, American, National, Coast leagues with wins and losses and notable scores.
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Art Pelkey
Burns
Tom McCarey
Los Angeles
McCarey
Pelkey
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Tacoma Os
Spokane Oy
Philadelphia
Saccereces
Cleveland
Washington
Eee
Hoston
Pet
New York
Scsccossses
Philadelphia St Ba
Chicago
Pittebure
Fioston
Nese
Strooklyn
Cincmnati
St. Louie
Tost
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Queer Things Do Happen in a Hazy Chronicle
A rambled column cites juvenile pranks on a mule as a sign of youth malady. Kentucky mountain reform is described as budding. A Munfordville leader fined one cent for fatally shooting a contemporary. Morristown, New Jersey, is labeled an unsafe spot after a middle aged woman is robbed in broad daylight on Main Street.
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Ponal Reform
Kentucky
Munfordville
Morristown
N. J
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for dyspepsia gas sour stomach and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes the product as harmless with a large fifty cent case recommended for home use.
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Pape
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