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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary catalog text describes fabrics, colors, and styles with references to laces, box shoes, and sizing. Mentions varying percentages and measurements but lacks complete context or clear items, making specifics uncertain.
E. O. Sawyer reports from McCarthy Alaska that 60 horses and as many men depart for Shushanna to seek new gold diggings amid harsh swampy trails. Several seasoned and new prospectors offer mixed outlooks while food supplies tighten and preparations accelerate for a large winter camp.
Mrs Rose Winchell 40 of Centralia dies instantly when a foggy night crash near the Allentown bridge outside Seattle sends a car into a stump. Anna Phelps of Centralia is seriously hurt. H D Williams escapes injury. driver Charles Carns of Tacoma and Mrs Winchell had planned a visit to Tacoma. The fourth occupant was uninjured.
Telegraphic summons broadcast for the arrest of Jeanette Quinn a reputed conspirator in a scheme to drag Irene Berg 13 into a shamful act. The girl was found intoxicated in a dance hall with Belle Kingston in custody as a state's witness.
Judge Humphries defends the E in his name calling it egotist but notes national repute from his writings and court comments. He says in seven months he missed one day in court handled about 1600 jury cases including criminal and 125 divorces while others criticized remarks. He laments reporters in his chambers and reflects on poverty and self made rise from a father’s death at age two.
The steamer Senator departed Plier B with a large cargo for the Shushanna fields including horses for Fort St. Michael and Fort Davis. Alaska Jack McGinvin family travels to the diggings. Nome’s first white child born there is cited. The Admiral Sampson sails for Southeastern Alaska with 1000 gold stampers and seventy horses aboard. Several seasoned rush veterans travel with the party. Rice remains a staple for about one third of humanity.
Kansas towns endure a record heat wave with temperatures from 100 to 108 degrees and drying wells. Water trains head to affected areas as residents camp near remaining wells. Governor declines to declare a day of prayer, citing belief in prayer but not the weather. Western Missouri and Kansas report 75 to 113 degree ranges with widespread crop damage.
The Star reports that nine day old infant Jamie has gone to live with a plumber and his wife in a southern city home. The Star notes many applicants were screened carefully before selecting the kind couple to provide a stable family, replacing a previous foster home.
Gov Louis F Hart will take over as acting governor of Washington for two weeks when Gov Lister departs for a governors meeting in Colorado Springs. Hart says he will actively administer duties rather than stay home in Tacoma and encourage readers to place Star want ads for work.
Four coupons clipped from consecutively numbered Seattle Star issues with 15 cents paid entitle the holder to a 65 cent Pennant. British Columbia Pennants now available. Pennants mailed for 5 cents extra per Pennant. Send or mail to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
Royal Homestead No 425 of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen sponsors a Friday evening dance at Redmen's hall located at 1523 Fourth av. The event invites members and guests to enjoy music and social activities in the local lodge hall setting.
A Seattle Star want ad pitch explains how readers can reach over 40 000 homes daily. It urges readers to place a want ad by phoning Main 9400 or calling for billing details, highlighting the high response rate from Star readers.
Washington reports the administration may recognize the belligerency of Mexican revolutionists if Huerta remains obstinate. Recognition would lift the arms embargo, aid finances, and grant moral support, presenting Carranza and allies as fighting for independence rather than brigands. The Maderistas appear too busy fighting to respond.
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