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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1913

Page

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Wait Warms Star Man in Cold Alaska Region

E O Sawyer reports from Chittystone river Alaska Aug 19 that prospectors claim heavy wealth in Shushanna gold fields while many fear exaggeration by local interests. Stampeders endure long treks from Dawson and food shortage worsens as a quarantine delays pack animals en route to McCarthy.

Dawson White River Staffholt Chittystone Seattle Oscar Breedman McCarthy

Campbell charged in dynamite plot at Ballard shingle mill

A warrant will be issued charging Napoleon Campbell owner of the Campbell Millis in Ballard with conspiracy in dynamite firing at his plant last spring to discredit striking shingle weavers. Deputy Kennedy filed the case and Semple, a strike-breaker, was arrested while en route to Vancouver.

Napoleon Campbell Campbell Millis Ballard Kennedy Campbell Justice Brown J. M. Semple Vancouver B. C Semple Camp Kennedy Falkenberg

Farrar to Sing at Seattle Opening Concert

The Seattle season opens September 26 with soprano Geraldine Farrar of the Metropolitan Opera, first in a series of artist recitals under the Ladies' Music Club of Seattle.

Seattle Geraldine Farrar Metropolitan Opera House New York Ladies’ Music Club

Mother Jones Home Plan Prompts Public Help and Hope

In a drama about Mrs Mary Jones a scrubwoman with many children, Fred L Boalt recounts a bet that Star readers would raise funds for a home. The piece portrays Jones in a modest bungalow set in a lush garden, neighbors visiting, and her wish to share a party and flowers with those who helped.

Fred L. Boalt North American Life Insurance Co Lumber Exchange Star Mary Jones Mrs. Jones Renton Hudson St Columbia City Mother Jones

Slit skirts spark mixed reactions across cities

National debate erupts as Rev Morrill firebrands fashion norms in Minneapolis while Federation of Women's Clubs ponders skirts. New Rochelle rescues drowning woman who tore skirt to swim. Fairmont officials arrest two women in translucent gowns but mayor frees them calling outfits becoming and artistic.

Minneapolis Minn South America G. L. ‘Morrill The People’s Church Eas Jungles Mr. Morrill Eve Rane New Rochelle Lauretta Mandeville Franklin Ave Bronx Long Island Sound Davenport Neck Glen Island Fairmont W. Va Myrtle Hamilton Helen Wasling Haze Morgan Cole

Woman in Hotel Room Says She Fired Shot

A man named John B. Nevin was shot in a My dah hotel room and says the woman present, Bertha Howarth, fired the gun. The suspect admits discharging the weapon as investigators recover a .32 caliber pistol, absinthe, and $11.25 in a bloodstained room.

Mydah Hotel Fifth Av John B. Nevin Atlantic City N. J Nevin Bertha Howarth Lee Barbee Kix Central Providence Hospital Howarth Seattle Rix Darbee

Darkened Broadway Eyed as City Faces Power Shortage

In New York on August 25 Mayor Gaynor’s Billboard Commission suggests extinguishing Broadway signs to avoid outages. The move follows a broader debate on lighting at the famed Great White Way as city utilities strain. Meanwhile, incidents from Chicago to Columbus highlight public safety and morale concerns during the period.

Broadway New York Gaynor Billboard Commission

Mrs Lane Freed in Diggs Case Influence Probe

Mrs C D Lane was dismissed by Judge Van Figer for not interacting to influence juror W B Bliss in the Diggs trial. Prohibition chair of King county meets at Green Lake Evangelical church to plan an active 1914 campaign and possibly circulate a petition to push dry politics statewide.

San Francisco C. D. Lane Bliss Diggs van Figer King County Green Lake Evangelical Church Meridian Av 44Th St

Fear Thaw Deportation Planned For Thawed Fugitive

Sherbrooke Que August 25 Harry K Thaw probably will be deported either Thursday or Friday If this plan is carried out the fugitive will be given his liberty at Norton Mills VI Authorities there will be ready to arrest Thaw in compliance with a request from Acting Governor Glynn of New York and the fight to extradite the prisoner will then start in earnest Prosecutor Gonger of Dutchess county fears friends of Thaw may attempt a rescue and rush him to Virginia

McLoughlin Reaches Newport Tennis Final

Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco beats W F Johnson in the semifinal 60 7 5 6 1 to reach the Newport final. R Norris Williams of Philadelphia defeats Nat Niles of Boston 6 4 7 5 3 6 6 1 and will face McLoughlin in the final. McLoughlin is the betting favorite.

Newport R. L Maurice McLoughlin San Francisco W. F. Johnson R. Norris Williams Philadelphia Nat Niles Boston McLoughlin Williams

Want Ads Offer Quick Help From The Star

The Star urges readers seeking work to check its WANT ADS for job leads. It encourages using the WANT columns to remedy hiring troubles and reminds readers to phone Main 9400 today.

Why Sparkman Remembers and Forgets in City Rackets

The Star questions council candidate James M. Sparkman about unseen rents from property on Maynard Avenue and a half block on the east side of Eighth Avenue between Plummer and Judkins. It hints at ties to a restricted district plan, city officials, and a deceased figure, urging Sparkman to review assessor records.

James M. Sparkman Maynard Av Mr. Sparkman City Council Sparkman Seattle

Pennants Offered By The Seattle Star

The Seattle Star announces pennants available to readers. Four consecutive coupons clipped from The Star with 15 cents gain a 65 cent pennant. Michigan pennants now out, Minnesota pennants go out Monday. Pennants may be mailed for five cents extra per pennant.

Star Michigan Minnesota Seattle Star Seventh Avenue Union St

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Wait Star Man E. O. Sawyer Chittystone River Alaska Shushanna H. T. Staffholt Ira Parker Ben Rennie Chitina Parker Kennie Campbell Campbell Farrar Future North American Life Lenox Maass Dorothy Sherman Steamboat Springs Colo Anna Bernard Dress Crusade Paul, Minn Fourth Aidt Federation of Omen Mabel Paree France Muscatine Naroalt Gene Morgan Thomas McCann Chicago Columbus Thomas Mrs. Lane Freed John E. Nevin M’loughlin MR. Employer
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