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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1915

Page

2

Easter Sermon on Wonderful Name by Billy Sunday

Sunday winds up Holy Week revival with an Easter sermon focusing on Jesus Christ as Wonderful. The famous evangelist tells how Christ’s birth and death fulfilled Isaiah’s prophecy, noting the humility and transcendent nature of His origin and mission.

Wonderfuli Christ Jesus Christ Yellowstone Niagara Falls Grand Canyon Colorado Holy Land Nazareth

Hitting the Sawdust Trail and the Sunday Savior

A sermon explains the phrase hit the sawdust trail used by lumbermen in the Northwest as a path to home and faith. It extols Jesus Christ as the savior, highlights His life, death and resurrection, and urges listeners to accept salvation now.

Billy Sunday Billy Puget Count Tabernacle God Jesus Pilate Jesus Christ

Story of the Cross Tells Conviction on Good Friday

Rev E V Shayier leads a St Mark's procession of church folk with a cross through Below the Line near Yesler Way as crowds hear a Good Friday message. He speaks of unselfishness, Christ's crucifixion, and the need to bear the cross, while police and locals listen amid street noise and saloon ambiance.

God Yesler Way E. V. Shayier St. Mark's Church Frondierment Shayler Billy Tenderloin Cian Italy Calvary Jesus Christ

New Easter Garb Seen In Shops And Spring Styles

The piece notes fashion trends with Easter garments in shops. Skirts keep length but may shorten further, hats like Tipperary veils toping styles. Small hats and colored cloth top shoes gain popularity, with interest seen through spring and into June.

Seeing American Shops First Spring Suit Trends

A fashion tour notes sand colors for spring suits, new pocket and button details, and a side pleated skirt. Describes a gaberdine military style coat with a suede cartridge belt, goldrimmed buttons, and a bold oversized button motif.

Military style coat and skirt described in period fashion notes

The description details a paler sand colored shanting coat with patent leather collars and cuffs and a narrow belt. It notes a semi fitted cut, straight lined skirt with side pleats, and high fashion straight panel lines at the front and back.

Wilson Guilty Of Shooting In Renton Scandal Case

Robert W. Wilson, Hillman City contractor and central figure in the Renton scandal, was found guilty of assaulting John Steele. The defense cited unwritten law and Steele’s influence over Mrs. Wilson, while witnesses described threats by Wilson. The case includes divorce proceedings and damages claims against Steele.

Robert W. Wilson Hillman City Steele

Ed Rector Promises Con Test Rematch This Month

Ed Rector boasted a comeback after winning first prize in the last major con test. He vows to repeat his victory in the upcoming event this month.

Ed Rector

Real Estate in Star Want Ads

Classified star want ads feature listings for homes lots and commercial spaces. Buyers and renters find details on properties in Star including price location and contact info. Listings vary by size price and neighborhood offering concise snapshots for quick decisions.

Jitney Damage Claim Seen By City Council

Victor Clements Seattle Electric Co employee seeks 20500 as damages after being struck by a jitney bus at 19th and BE Galer on February 26. He blames unlawful operation of common carriers and regulation gaps. Finance committee will hear Friday. corporation counsel predicts rejection.

Victor Clements Seattle Electric Co Council Finance Committee Clements 50Th St 8. E. Co O. R Richardson BK. R. Fields Bolster & Co Traction Company Corporation Counsel

Thugs Strip Officer In Georgetown Wood Escape With Badge

Patrolman William Walsh, off duty, confronted three armed men in Georgetown woods after hearing gunfire from his porch. He was forced to surrender his star revolver and handcuffs, then the assailants fled, tossing back his badge.

William Walsh Georgetown Walsh 84Th Ave

Phenomenal Gain Seen in U S Exports

Washington reports exports from the United States have surged, with February at 289,727,757 dollars, a record rise over 1914, and eight months of fiscal year exports down only 3.7 percent from last year. Goods are mainly foodstuffs and war munitions, and Europe is importing gold as the U S becomes a creditor nation.

United States Europe Sam

Mayor Gill Vows Veto On Bridge Bond Bill

After council finance committee recommended passage of a 100000 bond issue to help fund 454000 Tenth Ave N E bridge projects, Mayor Gill warned he will veto if the measure passes. He questions whether proceeds could be used for condemnation purposes.

Gill Council Tenth Ave. N. E

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Box Hints at Brand Structure

The note mentions the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE and urges looking for the KE. W. GROVE structure on the box. The text centers on branding cues and packaging details linked to this medicine.

KE. W. Grove

Plea for School Lands In Juneau Legislature

James Wickersham, Alaska delegate, urged the legislature to reserve school lands for the future in a joint session. A hard fight looms over locating the federal school of mines as districts press claims to the site.

Juneau Alaska James Wickersham Congress Federal School of Mines

Four Held as Smugglers Tied to Port Angeles Ring

Four men from Port Angeles were arrested Friday night as part of a suspected large Pacific Coast alien smuggling ring based in the city. Officials say hundreds of aliens were brought to Seattle via Port Angeles, with prices charged from sixteen to twenty five dollars per person. The arrested are Michael Mangiri, Sam Mangiri, William Lawrence, and L Smith, linked to a family grocery business and a launch owned by Smith and Lawrence was seized.

Port Angeles Pacific Coast United States British Columbia Seattle Michael Sam Maugiri William Lawrence L. Smith Mangiri Brothers Smith Lawrence

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