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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
12
The perfected Autopiano Player Piano costs from $485 and up, with the value measured in years of delight rather than dollars. Pay cash or make a down payment and spread the balance over 15 months, with every instrument guaranteed to be satisfyingly represented.
New York April 10 The Fabre line announces its new vessel the Patria will dedicate a large section of first cabin to bachelors only. The quarters near baths and the American bar will form a men s club with no women within 50 feet.
John McLean, a miner, plays detective and captures a man who robbed him. Fifteen births recorded and eleven deaths noted. Dwight A. Meade, matinee idol, granted a divorce. Sneak thieves steal $50 from Harry Conan. Turner Hall mortgage burned at Seattle Turn Verein. Dr. Eugene T. Hurdle granted divorce. Degree of Honor club meets with Mrs. Emily Peters. James Fitzpatrick suspected of robbing pay phones, arrested with key. Mrs. Renfrew Stevenson to entertain Capitol Hill Chautauqua Tuesday. P. L. McGuire jostled in crowd, pockets picked of $8.18. Bachelors' club stag dinner at University Club. Burglary at Old Homestead station near Alki Point. Hatasu Temple calls meeting at 2320 Firstay. Carola club dances at Odd Fellows. Ladies of Tilikum Card club meet with Mrs. C. L. Moses. Tools stolen from Seattle Marine Forge Co. Theft of rifle from shooting gallery charged. Jack Wilson arrested. Ben Swapp linked to threat against grocer who killed bandit brother. hearing Monday. First income tax to be collected June 39. Bankers' night at Press Club next Wednesday. Dr. Park Goslee touring Northwest guest of Delta Sigma Fraternity. Wm. Page arrested after looting Jap jewelry store. A. F. Haas named to chair Municipal Day arrangements for June 6. Mars Wray bond set at 5000 dollars.
A House committee approves a $500,000 appropriation for the Panama fair. The advance action signals continued backing as plans for the international event proceed.
An animal believed to be a panther has hunted cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry around Looneyville West Virginia for months. Local efforts to shoot it have failed as dogs resist tracking and retreat in fear.
Jerry Allen, 40, was hanged at San Quentin State Prison for killing his wife when she refused to leave a Williams house of prostitution. The trap was sprung at 10 08 this morning in California.
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