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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1915
Page
4
F. Oesear pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing a Chinaman with a heavy scrub brush in a southern hotel. Serafino Villaflor found the weapon and aided, but was only convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life, highlighting perceived loopholes in justice.
Franklin Harvey faced starvation with his wife and infant in La Porte Indiana. He died when a police officer shot him during a loot attempt at a local storehouse. The public reaction praised the officer yet condemned the system that punished hunger and risked a family’s life.
The article outlines a wartime shipment plan to supply Germany after the Medea was sunk by a German submarine. It notes European conflict turning chaotic, with disaffection in the Netherlands seen as potentially harmful to Germany as neutral Holland contemplates possible embargo actions and shifting alliances.
The article discusses rumors that Secretary of War Lindley M. Garri son might resign to become chief justice of New Jersey. It urges keeping Garrison in the cabinet, praising his integrity and noting the need for a steady adviser in wartime.
A reflective piece questions progress a century ago with Lord Cochrane’s claimed naval secret buried as too terrible for modern warfare. It notes Seward chosen for Alaska rail access, speculation about political gains, a bold claim Japan will seize the Philippines, a Spain gold brick gag, and Billy Sunday crowds affecting Connie Mack in Philadelphia.
A collage of quoted jokes and banter including political groans, wry one liners, and country humor. It features a Belgian war widow, a governor’s quip, a Scotsman abroad, a teacher’s crisis, a church roof joke, and remarks on aging, with names like Diana and Maud Muller echoing through lighthearted vignettes.
The text explains how germs in the nose cause colds, how unresolved cavities drain can become chronic, and how ear inflammation from nasal infection can block drainage, risking eardrum rupture and eye issues. It stresses proper ear nose throat care to protect hearing and national health and labor value as stated by Arthur E. Holder.
Earl Constantine of the Employers' association and Glenn Hoover socialist lawyer debated the anti-picketing bill at the Labor Temple. Constantine said the bill would raise labor standards while Hoover argued it denies workers the ancient right of protest. Corporation Counsel Pradford opened the meeting attacking the Renick bill as an invasion of home rule.
The program features a two-part drama Outside the Gates and a two-part drama Cards Never Lie along with the comedy The Blank Note. Presented through Wednesday, the school stage showcases student actors and campus venue.
A veteran businesswoman argues most successful women keep office matters private. She recounts two early dismissals, then 16 years atop an office, noting loyalty, discretion, and quietude as keys. She says married women often succeed, while gossip harms careers, and stresses keeping gender out of business relations.
A garbled recipe fragment lists ingredients such as lemon rind, beaten eggs, sugar, and milk for a jelly loaf. It mentions baking powder and powdered sugar but lacks clear quantities and instructions. The text reflects a hurried pantry-style note with partial measurements and steps.
Dozens of marksmen competed at Harbor Island, Dr K scoring 46 of 60 to lead. McKelvey won the A class shootoff, with other winners including Dr K in B, Shielplin in C, and Dr Clark in D. In the 100 target event Fleming led with 90, McKelvey 89, Williams 88, Landwehr 87. Next Sunday features a merchandise shoot at 10 and a midweek session at 2 30. Green Lake shooters report R Reid top with 83 in the 100 target. George Young won the Hip podrome Cup with 47 of 60. Dupont trophy sees Ward and Smith tied at 24. Visitors from Seattle Trapshooters’ Association participated. University Trapshooters Club results list Bebert top with 17 of 25.
Advertisement touts a facial wash using saxolite and witch hazel claimed to firm skin and erase wrinkles. It notes immediate refreshing sensation and youthful appearance with daily use and says ingredients are readily available at drugstores.
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