Would Abduct Own Child Arrested In Divorce Case
Charles Boldt was arrested Tuesday after attempting to abduct his five year old daughter at the Pacific hotel where his wife, Grace Boldt, sought protection and divorce. Police intervened as Boldt carried the child while Mrs Boldt fought to free her. Mrs Boldt files for divorce alleging cruelty drunkenness and threats and seeks custody temporary alimony and property division with a restraining order on Boldt.
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Charles Boldt
Boldt
I. B. Turnell
Pacific Hotel
Donald
Gilbert
Paul
Home Remedy Promises Rheumatism Relief With Kidney Toxins Cure
An advertisement touts a homemade mix said to relieve rheumatism by forcing kidneys to filter uric acid and toxins. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Micargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at bedtime, claiming permanent cure and harmless ingredients.
Stain Pricing Finds Cheaper Roof Coating at Scott’s Yard
A brief note states carload stained ebi. les offered cheaper per thousand than other stains for roof work. Scott's Lumber Yard advertises 84t.
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Scott’s
Profits in Western Farming Enormous and Geared to Irrigation
The article highlights vast profits from fruit farming in Washington Oregon and Idaho aided by irrigation. It cites per acre returns from 150 to 2200 dollars in 1906 and 1907 with land values rising from hundreds to thousands per acre. It notes strong demand in New York London and luxury hotels for Washington apples and other fruits while stressing careful cultivation and the limited area suitable for these crops.
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David R. McGinnis
Sunnyside
Spokesman-Review
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Minnesota
Dakota
Rogue River
Hood River
Yakima Valley
Columbia River
Kettle Falls
Okanogan Valley
Snake River
Lewiston
Michigan
New York State
Ozark
Rocky Mountains
Yakima
Columbia
State
London
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Netherland
Savoy
State of
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
North Yakima
Aone
Pacific Northwest
Middle West
New England
United States
Washington, Oregon
Missing Minnesotas Launch: Six Midshipmen Rumored Lost
A dispatch from Rear Admiral Evans reports the loss of a launch from the Minnesota with six midshipmen and four crew aboard near Hampton Roads. The missing names include Frank P. Holcomb and Henry C. Murfin Jr, with officials investigating the disappearance and notifying families.
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Washington
Academy
Annapolis
Minnesota
Gether
Navy
Evans
Hampton Roads
Exposition Pier
Frank P. Holcomb
Delaware
Henry C. Murfin, Jr
Ohio
Philip H. Field
Colorado
Walter C. Ulrich
Wisconsin
W. H. Stevenson
North Carolina
Herbert L. Holden
R. H. Dodson
H. L. Dorne
F. R. Plumer
W. G. Westphal
Jesse Conn
Newberry
Navy Department
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