School Board Session Reveals Teacher Certificates and Enrollment
The Seattle school board reviewed teacher certificates awarded in June including renewables in grammar and primary grades, noted staff changes, and presented the yearly city schools report. Enrollment reached 4,916 with 2,467 new pupils. promotions totaled 1,477 and graduates numbered 193. monthly attendance averaged 39,198 with 2,408 tardies and 96.2 percent attendance.
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Board of Education
Board of Examinera
Hous
Silrass Broma
Hoffman
Alta Cooley
Tilton Atanley
Floy Wiles
Margaret Shipley
Anton Reid
B. E. Newton
Alice Blackham
Lyelle Stanley
To Holderson
Mary Donaghy
Marlon Belnap
Jennie Hamill
Kath Yao Dyke
Allizon
D. H. Adama
J. J. Harris
Board of Examination
Ailis M. June Pieres
Bisla Dangers
Lillie A. Seaman
Santera
Coimea
Alligon
Tha
Vas
Cneca of
Gardinesa
Letter List at Ogden Utah Names Many Missing Postal Addressees
A long scanned notice lists numerous individuals marked for Dead Letter Office action at Ogden Utah dated June 12. The missives name Abbott to Wana, J. Bowman to Z, including Mrs. Thornton and Miss Eva Van Nest among many others awaiting postal handling or return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Hich
Gentleman's
Abbott
Chea
Hownen
J. W. Barnes
James Bowman
Henry Bowerman
R. Buringham
F. Baker
PF. G. Bradford
Fred Braggs
Thomas
Brown
Barkhurst
Wn. Badlett
Walter Widridre
A.B. Gibson
Level Kraes
Thos
Hammond
Jover
TJ. Harrington
Jobo Holly
H. Hibbard
Gen. Heing
Frank Hoskin
A. J. Jarrard
Ted Jenkins
Thos. Harvey
A.K. Jones
Jonez
B. Klein
Afolph Jowls
CH. Lee
Lagay Mullaney
Win
Mullanex
Fs Meranda
George Mater
C. W. Porter
GW. Gsherafl
D. C Orben
Thomas Hixes
Robineon
Geo. UH. Roberts
W. E. Shoemaker
Ray Tro
Clarence Thompson
van Tyne
Y Watanabe
Mr. White
He R. Wisely
G. 1. Young
W. B
Notable Doan's Kidney Fills Endorsements Prompt Caution
A scrambled reader letter extols Doan's Kidney Fills for rapid relief from long running kidney pain and dull aches, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Oainesburg of 175 Twenty Fourth St Qyden. The notice lists a drugstore in Washington Ave and manufacturer contact, typical of early 20th century medical ads. The piece mixes promotional language with a dated city locale and product details.
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Fiardor
O. Ainesburg
Dean
General Venus Popular in the Philippines Says A B Johnson
A B Johnson in Manila praises General Venus as the most popular figure there praising his Roosevelt era appointment. He discusses U S trade, railways, sugar legislation, and military presence, plus his own business interests and plans toward Manila and Los Angeles. He notes Bryan Wood and Cochin popularity and expresses views on China and American policy.
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Galt Lake
Venus
Philippines
A. B. Johnson
Manila
P. 1
Routsford
Roosevelt
Tha Price
Johnson
Fecai
United States
Amoy
China
Philippine Islands
Air
Wesides
Willeave
Los Angelea Bartray
Grand Junction
Colo
Enternrides
Ndt
Niter Enterprises
Tao
Moachinery
Getlog
Ott Elavera
Eugar Haghort
Spain
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wood
Anid
Gen. Cochin
Hoyeatt
America
Suit to Collect Note Involving Promissory Note Endorsed in 1905
A complaint filed by A Turner seeks to recover a promissory note alleged issued to the plaintiff by Hater Sharp and endorsed by the defendant on November 1, 1905. The plaintiff demands per annum interest from January 6, 1908, costs of collection, and $290 in attorney’s fees, with counsel representing OG Parnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Turner
Prominsory Nota
Hater Sharp
Parnsworth
Fia the Walriih
Fractured Arm After Fall at Brown Street Residence
Six year old Walter Prrowning, son of J R Prrowning, suffered a fractured arm and minor cuts after falling from a stair in the Brown Street residence. Dr Kara Wet reported the injury and scene was inspected by local authorities.
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Walter
J. R. Prrowning
Aeventh
Briownng
Tone
Kara Wet
Fragmented War News Report Reads Like Jumbled Dispatch
The text presents a garbled border scene with scattered names and events. It mentions weeks, dates, and people in a jumbled sequence, lacking coherent details or clear outcomes.
Father and Son Drowned in Logan River Accident
Logan June 15 George Lind councilman and his ten year old son Ariel narrowly escaped drowning last night in the Kagan river near the power dam. They were in a boat near the dam when a rock shifted the boat, leaving Lind tossed into the torrent and his son clinging to the craft. Bystanders threw a line to rescue them. both were saved, though the son remained shaken and the father injured.
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Logan
George We Lind
Ariel
Kagan River
Lindewist
Mose
Utah forgery case underway with notable legal figures
Logan hosts a legal session as Judge Maughan and District Attorney Halton attend the trial of E.R. Davis for forgery. Hon. James T. Hammond and Judge Howell arrive from distant cities on business, while other officials gather for the proceedings.
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Gores
Brulees
E ' Wien
Brightlmity
State of Utah
Supreme Court Rejects Rehearing Petition in Brigham City Case
The Supreme Court yesterday ordered the petition for a rehearing in the Brigham City case against appellant George H. Chace stricken as impertinent. It ruled the petition ine pertinent and the brief supporting it contained objectionable matter. The court singled out two paragraphs for exception citing a misstatement comparing a hypothetical contract to a prior Tremble case and warning the profession of greater dispute from such declarations.
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Supreme Pust
Brigham City
Ana Wa Furties
Superior Court
Washington
Swede Sets Mark At Saucer Track
Salt Lake report notes Lune 16 completing a 2:22 handicap over three-quarters mile, breaking Iver Lawson’s prior time. Great race with Lawn surging past rivals as spectators cheered the new mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Lawson
Clarke
Thas Avrini
Divorces Granted Amid Local Court Session
Four divorces were granted in a recent local court session. Proceedings centered on maintenance and custody provisions as couples sought final dissolution.
Twenty-Eight Strikers Arrested in Garfield Unrest
Sheriff Emery moved to quell a labor dispute in Garfield arresting twenty-eight of the worst Greek strikers. Deputies faced threats as foreigners resisted work and several narrow escapes were reported, with jailed ringleaders held to avert further violence. The Garfield episode saw the Greek workers refuse to labor while deputies maintained order.
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Salt Lake
Emery Haa
Garfeld
Garfield
Ralzera
Gll
Omery
Nan
Local Foreigner Prisoners and Jailed Yard Mentioned
Fragmentary notes reference a group of foreigners and a jail yard scene. Includes oblique mentions of imprisonment and a stray line about roof paint discomforts. The text is garbled with many misread words and lacks clear coherent facts.
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Henrietta Crosman
Utahna Park
Cassidy Opera Company
Grand’ Opera House
Tout
John L. Herrick
Des Moines Life Reed Hotel
W.T. Astill
Washington Ave
Mitchell Bros
Arene
Aise Chty
ADB
Seattle
Allison
Lil
Heed
J. Ds Sheehan
W. Stang
Chas
Thompson
Urey
Wenderston
St Weber
Alpert Wright
Young
Ady Sunt
Woolen Nia
Ladier Aning
Mish Ty Brownen
Em Canbe
Mar
Miaa
Pent Harr
Mra. G
Itadtay
Ube Knoles
Stine
Sendeohal
Tet
To We Olson
Misa de Rilee
Mra
Bawyer
Thorton
Milas Te Taylor
Eva van Nest
Mis Bila Me Wilson
Mrq
Liat, Bowman, Mra Rinsi
Rd Pays
Hastings
Tilven
Edward
Warman
Gerlen
Edward B. Warman
Shiengy
J. ¥. Trowbridge
Will M. Carlson
A. Burnham
Joaquin Miller
George Washington
Osh Burdette
Drutus
Cassina
Shakespeare
Detara
Gussins
Brutus
Carsius
M. Garston
Valie
J. T. Trawhiidyr
Yall
Taka
Ernst Brown
Oh Vincent Rod Shop
Popp
Farnsington
Kay Astound
Brovan
Denver
Tiel
Every
Sam Trowse
Inemin
Crown
Tse
Vincent-Nott Company
Popy
Farmington
Kangas
Tama
Balt Lake
Ayere
Ra En Hite
Ally
Waprarty
Jonhil S
Niles
Ogden, Utah
Tanner
Iacki Ansorge, Bros. & Co
New York
A. B.C
Spence
Supreme Court
Ioynensitees & OO
Jean Teat
Burlingtor
Chicago
Ventsree
St Lanis
Cowil Fe
A. & Nerlen
Urea
Net
Jagoyh Dixon
Tory Veata
I Tia
Uhik Palit
Up Bay
A.J. Iown
Bona
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