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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1909
Page
3
The Star resumes tomorrow with Frank the clever storyteller who has amused large audiences for the past six days. The feature promises continued entertaining tales by the popular performer noted for his wit and stage presence.
Relatives of Rev. James Cairnes seek prayers as his illness worsens just after plans to celebrate his 86th birthday and 50th ordination anniversary. The Fremont church pastor since 1914 faces a serious condition while three daughters and three sons arrive in the city. The article notes Jefferson Day events on April 12 organized by the King County Democratic Club with prominent local Democrats expected, a banquet to follow with Mr. Millen as toastmaster.
A long list of acts headlines a week long program at the Grand Theatre including Lew Sully, Rosalre and Dereta, Langhold, and the Williams and Walker comedy team. The bill promises musical numbers, eccentric dancing, stage illusions, and new motion pictures with a vaudeville emphasis.
A local article reviews prescription service and medical skill, praising the efficiency of doctors and pharmacists at AVER DRUG Co. The piece notes the partnership between physicians and Gruggists in providing reliable patient care and accessible medicines.
An old formula recommends mixing Glycerine, Virgin Oil of Pine, and Whisky to treat coughs and colds. The ad promises the mixture will break a cold in twenty four hours and cure any curable cough when prepared by a guaranteed genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound from Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
Citizens living near 46th Avenue urged the board of public works and the corporation committee to reject extending the Seattle Binetric line. They demanded a loop around 49th Street to improve current traffic rather than attract more lanes, and officials agreed to postpone the extension if the company would construct the loop.
Mayor Miller signed an ordinance defining the board of appeals, removing the obstacle to enforcement. Within a month the measure becomes law and after 16 days the mayor can publicly name the three appointees from the building department. Members will serve without pay.
Market merchant Mr Kennedy was arrested yesterday by Market Inspector Winship after tearing down a canvas awning at the north end of the public market. He said the awning blocked the view from the street to lower stalls and had been paid for by a farmers subscription.
A 1906 New York report quotes Dr Wertenbacher warning against dangerous hair removers. He says only non poisonous antiseptic germicidal agents should be used, claiming proven products avoid eczema and blood poisoning. The piece cautions readers to verify claims, avoid fake free treatments, and seek reliable guidance before trying any preparation.
Vienna reports Reicher known as the King of the Usurers fled in disguise to America after amassing debts of about two million dollars. He aspir ed to profit from Balkan tensions and, when Kusela withdrew support from Serbia, faced ruin as European assurances of peace grew. He reportedly left behind hundreds of notes with suspected forged signatures.
Navy guard contractor Mrnckwon says the new government dry dock at Wallaburg will take two years to finish. A gasolining tovern explosion sparked a fire that destroyed several stores and gutted other buildings in North Yakima, causing $22 000 in losses. Charles Dann died under a Northern Pacific passenger train in Spokane. a note to his sweetheart was found. The grand jury begins probe into State Insurance Commissioner Shively in Olympia. The State Railroad Commission orders the Seattle Tacoma Interurban to keep Kent depot open till midnight.
Washington reports that charges against T R Lyons candidate for judge of Alaska First Division were unsustained and his nomination will be returned to the Senate. Oregon notes graduation exercises planned with a girls’ labor edict issued by N V Mrs Georgia Lampoon. Chicago business leaders plan a June trip to the Pacific Northwest. Italy reports novelist F Marion Crawford died last night. born 1846.
Norman Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, announces the completion and publication of a new monthly magazine named the National Monthly. The May launch date is set to advance the Democratic party and nation with periodical content from the committee and related entities.
Local report notes a harassment incident with racial slur directed at a person of color. Authorities urge calm as residents call for peace and unity while denouncing xenophobic acts.
Moise Albadeff of 1296 King Street claims complete cure of rheumatism after Bake Oven treatments. He says swelling in hands and knees diminished and he now feels well. He offers to substantiate his claim and provides address for confirmation.
A letter from Miss M E Donovan credits Dr. Dickey, a German American eye sight specialist, with relief from severe headaches and eye strain after treatment. Donovan cites long suffering, improvement with glasses, nerve and muscle development, and praises cross eyes correction without surgery. Dr Dickey advertises modern electrical appliances and offers free consultation with guaranteed satisfaction and moderate charges.
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