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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
3
In Willamette near Albany two young women rode a canoe to Portland when it capsized in rapids. Miss Rose Weiser, engaged to Miss, aided by Miss Huerger, attempted rescue. One sister could not be revived, presumed drowned. the other survivor reached shore.
Col Theodore Roosevelt and Geo W. Dixon announced plans for the five campaign across 36 states. The four candidates have not yet begun their longest trip as Roosevelt plans a Labor Day speech at St. Bay.
In Cincinnati on August 15 Harry Davis of Chicago and two others face charges tied to a counterfeit money plot. Police recovered two suitcases and a grip said to hold $75,000 in fake currency from across the Ohio River near Newport Kentucky.
Aug 15 report says Haas fined $2 for not possessing a gun license after a fatal railroad carriage shooting and suicide attempt. Doctors testify the wife ill with consumption. Haas pleads not responsible. Text notes tax incenses and a 25 cal and 26 gauge gun mention.
An advertisement invites readers to 812 First Ave for a free demonstration of the Try-New-Life machine promising instant relief from rheumatic pains, backache, sciatica, headaches, indigestion and sleeplessness with a quick treatment and no cost.
Montreal reports grave doubts about the Corsican after a collision with an iceberg. A wireless message from the damaged liner stated All's well, fog lifted, and the vessel proceeding, ending lingering concern.
Springfield Ohio Aug 16 three members of the Illinois national guard were shot near Camp Lincoln by a farmer. Company I Fifth Infantry marching north of Camp Lincoln passed through a barnyard when two men appeared on a porch. A young man fired twice. three militiamen were wounded but none seriously.
New York clearing house issued an order allowing District Attorney Whitman to inspect the police department accounts. Whitman, aided by Burns, began reviewing records of officers suspected of graft.
The article advises using white enamel paint to join broken chinaware when cement or glue is unavailable. Lightly coat the shattered edges, press them together, and let the pieces set for several hours to harden. If enamel is unavailable, common house paint can be used as a substitute.
A courtroom exchange questions a witness about his trade, with the witness calling himself a jackteg a kind of carpenter. The lawyer presses for the difference between a jackley carpenter and a real carpenter, and the witness offers a humorous analogy comparing himself to a real lawyer in St Paul.
In Blockton California on August 15 William Ramsden accidentally disclosed information to the county clerk that could lead to the arrest of his former wife and her husband for bigamy. Ramsden had sought a marriage license but lacked a final decree of divorce, and claimed his wife had wed Edward Waldo without one. The district attorney was notified and steps were begun to prosecute. Ramsden then offered to assist in legal marriage between his wife and Waldo.
In Cairo three youths were convicted of complicity in a plot against Viscount Kitchener the British agent and consul general in Egypt and began serving 15 year sentences. One will perform hard labor.
A sequence of mishaps yesterday left four individuals injured. George Pinto of Irving Street suffered a crushed left foot in a heavy machinery fall at NFP yards. M Hartigan of North 44th was badly hurt as his right foot was caught in a belt at N P machine shops. H H Byegarde of Broadway fell from a fire escape at Pacific Coast Hiscuit plant, fracturing a left leg. Mrs M C Orcutt of 34rd Avenue West was knocked down by a streetcar at 18th and Yealer, sustaining facial and head injuries.
Dialogue fragment shows two youths debating a visitor leaving with no belongings. Judge's Library hints at a setting or publication context.
The Hamilton Beach company opens a new store at 812 First Ave on the ground floor enabling direct street access. Lady operators assist female customers while men serve male patrons. The "Try New Life" machine offers powerful treatment with clothing on in most cases and private booths available if wardrobe removal is desired.
Hamilton Beach Sales Company advertises the Try New Life machine sold on time or rented to sufferers. A small down payment lets customers take the machine home, with monthly installments or a one month rent-to-buy option. Free demonstrations and home trials offered at 812 First Ave.
The Hamilton Beach Sales Company seeks exclusive agents to cover Washington Territory including Seattle for selling and renting Try-New Life machines. High demand exists for rental and installment plans, and outside agents who are financially capable are invited to take over this large customer base.
An advertisement touts the Try-New-Life device as delivering instant relief for rheumatism headaches lumbago nervous distress neuralgia backache and other pains. It claims rapid soothing effect from a soft rubber applicator and invites readers to visit 812 First Ave for a free demonstration with no cost.
An ad invites readers with aches or nerve issues to visit and see a Try-New-Life machine demonstrated at no cost. A courteous operator will explain how it works and show its pain relief claims, promising a welcoming visit and educational experience about a new scientific device.
Advertisement claims a magical machine named Try-New-Life provides quick relief at home. It targets stressed fathers, tired mothers, and restless children, promising calm sleep and natural comfort for any ache or fatigue.
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