Easter Faith And Merchants In Boalt Poem
A Boalt essay contrasts Good Friday and Easter with domestic life and hats, marshmallow eggs, and chocolate rabbits. It reflects on crucifixion and resurrection, mentions Zapata's rebellion and atrocities, then critiques modern infidels and the emphasis on Easter consumer rituals. The piece blends religious reflection with social commentary and anti crucifixion imagery.
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Rebels Mass at Parras in Fierce Velasco Fight
Juarez dispatches report Gen Velasco and a fugitive federal garrison defending Torreon are fighting for their lives at Parras between Torreon and Saltillo. Reinforcements from Saltillo and Monterey join Villa’s forces as Generals Benavides Herrera Ortega and Hernandez attack Velasco’s army. Saltillo and Monterey may fall if Velasco is defeated.
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Petition Signatures Grow for Hamilton and Knudsen Recall
In the Vashon district 100 of 125 voters signed the Hamilton recall petition while 25 work on county roads. Meridian Covington and First Creek show high signing, with 95 percent. Knudsen recall signatures grow similarly though totals are not yet clear. Recall headquarters notes likely over 450 petitions to be submitted. University recall HQ opened at 4144 14th Ave NE.
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It Does Not Take Long to See Geniuses or Martyrs
A pithy reflection notes how quick judgments form about people framed as either gifted or self-sacrificial, provoking thoughts on perception and fame.
Deaf mute model deserts husband in Seattle divorce case
Elsie Thornton Hole, a deaf mute from London, left her husband Arthur FE Hole after less than two weeks of marriage in Mission City BC and Seattle. The pair, both deaf mutes, wed October 18, 1913, exchanged photos, then she disappeared, prompting an uncontested divorce on desertion with an interpreter present.
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Woman seeks divorce alleging assault by husband in Walla Walla
Christina Hanson files for divorce accusing her husband of throwing a leg of mutton a butcher knife a pipe tobacco a chair and bad names at her in Walla Walla April 11.
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Christina Hanson
Open Library at Stockade Brings Education to Prisoners
Chief Griffiths educational plan in action as a library room opens for inmates at the stockade. University of Washington faculty members assist, offering instruction and reading access. The reading room operates 6 to 9 30 p m and proved popular with the men.
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Stockade
Rural credit bill moves toward country critique
In Washington on April 11 committees in conference over the rural credit bill draft. Prof. H Parker, author of the tentative measure, consulted with Sen Hollis and Rep Bulkeley. The measure could be introduced within a day or two. The Deseret News notes the line about judging distance.
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Nome Race Set as All-Alaska Sweepstakes Opens
Nome Alaska April 11 With zero weather and fast trails the seventh all Alaska sweepstakes begins Monday Four dog teams are entered for a 412 mile Nome to Candie course with a purse of 3000 dollars
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Rugs Stolen From San Francisco Home Worth 26400
Early today five Persian rugs were stolen from the San Francisco home of Benjamin Kaisly. One rug, allegedly owned by Sultan Suliman of Turkey in the 16th century, carried a $25,000 value, with the total loss estimated at $26,400.
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Washington Varsity Wins Intercollegiate Regatta at Oakland
Washington University won the three mile varsity race, finishing 19 01 to Stanford 19 14 and California 19 45. Stanford freshmen led 13 19 in the two mile opener, with Washington three lengths back and California last. The Washington victory confirms their spot to represent the Pacific Coast at the Pougkeepsie national regatta.
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Newall Sentenced to Five to Six Years in Reformatory
C. M. Newall, a taxi driver, was convicted of luring Mrs. Lillian Roberts, a young married woman, to a secluded place in Seward Park in February and taking her. He received a five to six year term in the state reformatory from Judge Mackintosh.
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Estate of Adolphus Busch Valued at $1.88 Million in California
In California the estate of Adolphus Busch is valued at 1 884 676 78 dollars as of April 11. The figure reflects the substantial holdings of the notable brewer and industrialist in the state.
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Suburban Homes and Acreage Featured in The Star Classifieds
Interesting bargains fill The Star classified pages today with Lake Burien property offered by A. K. Wylde and acreage plus farms advertised by Everett realty firms. Poultry enthusiasts find eggs hatching stock and feed offered, promising swift opportunities for buyers.
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