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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1915
Page
8
Market report fragment shows figures 1.25 6 46 1.40 and 1.00 with references 375 418 and codes aaa 936. The text is incomplete but indicates price or rate updates across instruments. No clear entities or context to assign a full event.
Edna Olive Snowden, aged 18, elopes with 41-year-old Pistoles after four-year chase by irate parents. The couple fled from San Francisco to San Jose after a youthful marriage began when Edna was 14. The initial union was annulled due to age, and the pair married again on her 18th birthday.
Grace Newman ten year old daughter of J T Newman of Whitesburg is hailed as possibly the nation’s youngest high school graduate. Florida and Georgia supplied 97 percent of fuller's earth sold in 1913 by value and volume.
In a confidant exchange, Margie explains Chadwick Hatton’s marriage to an insane woman blocks divorce by law. Mollie wrestles with affection and propriety, noting Hatton’s patient restraint while contemplating future steps and moral limits.
Seattle physician Dr. Lathrop advertises in The Star detailing license in Washington and years of practice. He offers free consultation, disclaims cures, and notes he only accepts cases with potential benefit. Office at 214 16 Peoples Bank Building open weekdays for evaluation of asthma heart trouble and other ailments.
Former President Roosevelt has not promised support for any standout Republican. He remains with the Progressive Party and declines to discuss 18 months ahead. He calls the national scene a hair trigger moment and urges Progressives to push for a progressive platform and candidate before the next Republican convention.
The passage portrays Roosevelt's strong opposition to the current administration. It emphasizes his disapproval of foreign and domestic policies and his main critique centers on national defense unpreparedness since the outbreak of the war.
In McLean on April 16 Richard Stone, a 70 year old Civil War veteran, holds two gunny sacks full of marbles won from his young friends. Men gather to watch as Stone and the boys compete in the kid style contest.
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