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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
2
The text presents Lakinaw Copper as a developed mine in Alaska's copper belt, described as a lifelong equity. It emphasizes the mining project as central to the region's copper industry and investment potential.
The floor of the Bell street warehouse is deemed unable to bear twice the code specification but the building superintendent will allow continued operation. University engineer Dean A. Fuller and Prof. C. C. Moore verified the structure failed to meet requirements during testing.
More than 3000 German Americans and Austrian Americans joined a high Mass and Fortuna Park picnic for the 85th birthday of Emperor Franz Joseph. C J Hexamer spoke on peace, with Mayor Gill and Dr Walter M Briggs also addressing the crowd. Dancing music and outdoor games highlighted the day as proceeds benefited Austro Hungar and German Red Cross funds.
Chester Walker a laborer plummeted from a girder on the 12th story of the Washington Security building at Third and Stewart. He was killed instantly, leaving a brother and sister in Minneapolis. Seventy five Foresters of America arrived in Seattle en route to Frisco for their convention August 28.
About 200 delegates from nearly every state endured a wandering start on the Meany hall campus as caretakers failed to locate the meeting site. They moved through gymnasiums and halls until the session finally began an hour late at the Music pavilion.
E C Bauer of Prineville Oregon, planning to wed at Kelowna First Presbyterian, cannot reach his bride as Canadian authorities refuse entry. He spoke against the European war in Ottawa and drew a ban, leaving his engagement in limbo while his sweetheart waits at the church.
Indians at Suquamish host the fifth annual Chief Seattle tribute next Saturday with the game slaha described as a gambling pastime. Delegations from Seattle Press Club and civic groups attend as boats depart at 9 am 12 15 pm 2 pm to the chieftain’s grave ceremonies amid other sports events.
K Matsushima filed in the superior court Thursday for $1,000 damages alleging an article printed in the North American Times, a local Japanese publication, defamed him. Defendant named is Kato editor of the paper. Also noted Gov Lister pardoned Everett shoe maker John Goldthorpe convicted of arson.
The body of Leo M. Frank is moved from Brooklyn to his sister Mrs Otto Stern's home where his aged parents wait. Police guard the Stern residence as reporters observe the arrival and the widow's tearful greeting.
An old advertisement argues against soap and shampoo use citing harsh alkali drying the scalp and brittle hair. It recommends refined coconut oil as a gentle cleaner that lathers well and leaves hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage. Coconut oil is positioned as cheap, readily available at pharmacies, and long lasting for the whole family.
Famous lobbyist Col. M. M. Mulhall, linked to the Mulhall graft investigation, will live in Seattle for a year with his wife at 3117 East Madison. He plans to organize Employers' Associations of the Northwest and supports Humprhey’s Senate bid through 1916.
A message asks to form a business partnership stating willingness to share earnings and seeking collaboration. It emphasizes affordability and asks if the recipient will join as a partner.
Dick McBride entered 97 Washington Street second hand store to sell a typewriter. He attempted to conceal shoes under his coat but was spotted by the shopkeeper who directed him to a potential buyer. McBride later accused his companion of being a detective. Detective Majewski revealed the plan. He was fined $100 and costs by Justice Brinker.
Mt Vernon Aug 19 Mrs Camille Yule 35 is under arrest on information from Prosecuting Attorney Reuben Hilen charging her with manslaughter in the death of Miss Florence Yule 15 who died Aug 5. The body was exhumed and suspicion arose. Mrs Yule denies guilt.
Fifteen hundred Insane residents at Patton asylum will be able to enjoy outdoor entertainment in a large open air theatre under construction. Plans include moving pictures and vaudeville shows for inmate recreation.
The W C T U will hold a get together picnic at Woodland Park this Friday. Members plan a simple outdoor gathering with fellowship and light refreshments in the park setting.
Police Chief Lang was too busy to discuss the case of a cop who allegedly drank in public after Magnolia beach residents complained. He planned to investigate but did not provide details, leaving the officer’s fate in suspense.
Nearly 400 attendees gathered in Meany Hall on the University of Washington campus for the opening of the annual American Home Economics Association meeting.
A three day meeting will open Thursday night with a formal address by Miss Martha Way Rensselaer of Cornell University. Representatives from the United States Department of Agriculture and the United States Bureau of Education are among those attending.
Stevens' Woman's Relief Corps hosts its annual picnic at Atlantic Park with hourly boat trips and an engaging program promising a good time for all attendees.
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