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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
6
Irmine the medium at 1124 Pike corner Minoe offers guidance on business success and the path to better ventures. Also advertised are 6 10 or 20 acre tracts of land for sale with easy terms, ready houses, and rental options near Bellevue Washington.
H Wheeler general manager says a longer busier season ahead due to early breakup in Yukon. Rev Alfred M Williams to lead Green Lake Presbyterian on Easter Sunday. Federal Judge Neterer sends up counterfeiters Ernest and Joseph Champlain for three years. Amherst alumni to entertain President Merklejom arriving Sunday. P A Waller glove maker of Kewanee Ill notes Seattle excels in natural beauty. Captain Alan Morton Davis of Prince Rupert steamer named examiner of mates. Washington State Hotel Men meet at New Washington hotel Tuesday. Port Warden Paysse to enforce tighter daily routines. New charts of Kuskokwim bay and river ready. Rev Robert S Osgood spoke on The Sacrifice of True Life Friday night.
Reports from Honolulu to Everett note a range of incidents and actions. Mark P. Robinson dies by his own hand in Honolulu. Wickersham addresses Alaska legislature. Chicago meeting ends near riot. Chinese in the U S urged to pay 20 dollars to fight Japan. Metz advises New York manufacturers to pause England trade if overseas rules persist. Governor Lister to speak at Atlantic City Anti-Saloon League convention. 35,000 Porto Ricans strike in sugar fields. Bishop Bell in Los Angeles condemns money barons. Starkey confesses burning home with wife and baby in Ottawa. President Wilson to speak at Arlington cemetery on Decoration Day. Frank Meredith named secretary in Salem Oregon. Washington state official comments on North Yakima. Fire at Galway millinery store causes 4000 loss in Aberdeen. Superintendent Reston chairs school fund commission in Olympia. Roslyn to vote 28000 bonds to extend water system. Aviator Maroney builds three passenger flying ship in Everett. Runaway horse drags Mrs Arnold Johnson in Snohomish. Everett police arrest I W W leaders amid shingle weaver strikes. Centralia raises 3000 to host state conventions. Dwight Darling arrested under federal anti drug act in Everett. Everett conference on city water system purchase. Wilson urged by prohibition leaders to call special session. Train robbery charged with stealing 25000 from mail car. Charles Oldfield indicted in Kansas and Colorado.
The list catalogs stalls and prices for Westlake markets on Monday and Saturday with items across categories including Roquefort Gorgonzola onions cucumbers tomatoes beans butter cheese bacon lemons bananas oranges apples bread meat seafood and condiments. Notable stalls include 207 340 219 108 50 56 86 102 3 18 106-114 and 1693 featuring diverse groceries from dairy to produce to canned goods.
Flora Goulette, 71, files for divorce from John T Goulette, claiming abuse and starvation of effort in a marriage begun in 1905 at Clinton Place Canada. She says he is worth over 200000 and spent on himself while she did all housework for a household of 11 with two sons, two daughters and a boarder.
The Seattle Federation of Musical clubs presents a concert at Plymouth church on April 9 featuring top city talent. The program includes organ works, Grieg and Norwegian Swedish choruses, duets for violin and piano, and vocal pieces conducted by M. Madden and H. P. Sather with accompanists and ensembles from Ladies Musical Club and associated groups.
Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards reports the killing of Corporal Langdon of the U S Coast Artillery and injuries to several Americans in Colon. The War Department weighs whether the Panama Canal Zone police should be replaced by U S police for Colon and Panama City area.
Al Hoquiam April 3 Congress man Albert Johnson returns home claiming to predict global events with bold forecasts. He says the war will end in 100 days the U S will intervene in Mexico and Wilson will not seek reelection and Burton of Ohio will be the next president.
The report cites Raymond Swoboda facing intense questioning in Havre as a German spy suspect linked to the La Tropaine liner fire. Separate items note Carmine Carbone alleging a detective incited a St Patrick’s Cathedral bombing plot, P H McCarthy set to run in San Francisco, and other incidents including a Texas man’s suicide, a colonist clash in Colombia, and a Chicago painters arbitration outcome.
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