Freddie’s Gentry Circus Show Delights Jest Weekend Crowd
The writer recalls a lively Jesiey Brothers circus last night with acts by the Snider family and their baby, ponies and acrobats, clever elephants, and a humorous mule ride mishap. Tom Thumb performers charmed the audience as the show moves to a new ball grounds location for today and tomorrow.
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Tom Thumb
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James St
Markets Report Amid Flexible Prices and Local Fresh Goods
A scrambled markets update shows green corn up a dollar with steady대 sales, okra and other vegetables brisk or steady, and varied prices for apples, pears, berries, and melons. Notable item notes Olof Byström’s marriage plans in Portland with Lindström family ties mentioned.
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Hull
Hamblet & Co
He's Insincere Roosevelt and the Trust Fight
A British socialist editor notes Roosevelt's stance on trusts, arguing he is insincere and serves capitalist interests. The piece condemns Roosevelt as aiding party aims, while urging uncompromising opposition to monopoly and warning against partial protection of the common people.
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English writer of Teddy argues against trusts and expansion
In a heated discourse the English writer denounces trusts and territorial expansion as unfit for socialism. He criticizes supporters who align with official parties and urges workers to rally behind the Workers party as their sole effective champion. He cites expulsion from Stuttgart over expansion views.
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United States
Godasser Party
Stuttgart
Themceiver Sociibate
John Burne
Texas Moves to Oust Western Union and Pullman Co
Attorney General Davidson has started in district court to oust the Western Union Telegraph company and the Pullman Car company from Texas. He alleges both firms are operating in the state without a secretary of state permit.
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United Prose
Austin
Tex
Davidson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pullman Car Company
Texas
Secretary of State
Monuments Art Marble Company Listing
A terse directory entry for Monuments Art Marble at 2611 Second Ave, three doors east of Virginia Street with phone numbers 1734 and EEE.
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Art Marble Company
Virginia St
First Snow of the Season Reaches Fairbanks
Bept 26 Fairbanks Alaska reports the first snow of the season. Rack fees of 150000 dollars each are demanded from companies on their 100000000 capitalizations amid the snowy conditions.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Bept
Eastern girls and eastern life opinions cause stir
United Press reports from Chicago note ten Washington State visitors claim western men are superior in manners while eastern women are described as effeminate dolls unable to ride ponies or herd cows. They add that the Englishman eats more but works less than others. Palace Meat Market advertises fresh meats at 504 Seconday Street.
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United Press
Chicago
Phillip Bates
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Pot
Dolla
Farmers clash over Western Avenue market control
Farmers and truckers in Beattie dispute the Western Avenue market ties. They allege the public market is largely run by a combine, with over 60 percent of on site farmers working with commission men and out of town produce flooding the market. Smaller ranchers threaten a crusade to end Western Avenue influence unless the practice stops.
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Beattie
Combine
Vision
Commission
Western Av
Westernay
Washington
For Sale 2000 Shares Treasury Stock at 101 2
Herrin & Co offers 2000 shares of treasury stock for sale at 101 and 2 cents. Located at 610 First Ave E.
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Herrin & Co
Superior Coal & Improvement Co
Peddlers Clash Sparks Market Police Intervention
In a tense market scene, trucksters and hucksters fought as peddlers faced a forced price drop. The dispute escalated until the Market police squad dispersed the disturbance at the lower end of the market.
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Commission
Telegraphers push filing time on all messages
Chicago Sept. 25 The officers of the Commercial Telegraphers union seek state action to require telegraph companies to place the filing time on every message.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Enroute to Washington
President Roosevelt and family departed Oyster Bay this morning aboard a special train for Washington. Villagers gathered at the depot to bid him farewell as the train pulled away, with the president appearing on the rear platform to wave to his hometown supporters.
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Oyster Bay, Pt
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Oyster Bay
Washington
Pioneer Piano House Halves Prices in Hurry Sale
The Pioneer Piano House slashes prices on pianos organs and allied instruments as a final rush sale ends soon. Low cash prices and easy terms attract families, with brand new instruments backed by an ironclad money back guarantee and discounts on violins guitars and talking machines.
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Pioneer Piano House
D. 8
Johnston Car
Second Ave
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