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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1913
Page
6
The fragment presents an unclear reference to domestic organs of the superior. No verifiable persons, organizations, or events are identifiable to form a complete news item.
Advertisement for 150 sewing machines of all makes starting at 3.00. New machines rented at 2.00 per month. White Sewing Machine Co located at 1424 Third near Pike with phone Main 1525.
Convict 2236, released after ten months, tells The Star of prison life at McNeils Island where he served as barber. He describes crowded cells, shared razors and towels, a prior lockup in solitary, sterilization changes after grand jury findings, and his claim of spreading disease to inmates.
Multiple brief items record fatalities and near drownings. Eugenia Lowe, 16, drowned when a canoe overturned on Steilacoom lake. Earl Weeks, 17, survived. In France, aviator Montalent and passenger Metivier died in a hydroplane collapse. Others include deaths by drowning, auto accidents, and a train collision in Indiana.
W H Barr of the Oregon and Washington railway yard masters association warns that no one may solicit funds in the association name. He states only one authorized figure in Seattle can solicit subscriptions for the Yard and Terminal magazine.
In Astoria harbor the Norwegian steamer Thode Fage lund loaded with dynamite and the German bark Thielbek in tow of the steamer Oklahoma collided. Mariners said it was remarkable that no blast occurred. both vessels suffered damage estimated in the thousands of dollars.
Livingston Mont August 26 A petition filed on behalf of Eastern and Montana stockholders alleges attempts to sell the property and deny profit Geo R B McCarron of Livingston is named receiver for the Montana Consolidated Mining Co including mills mines and water power plant with capitalization of ten million dollars
In Williston, North Dakota, Uncle Sam's government coal mine keeps workers safer than private operations. The article cites excellent safety with only one major injury in five years and no fatalities, noting double entry passages, timbering, air shafts, and a government wage-and-benefits system for injured miners.
Secretary of the Interior Lane overruns a land commission decision from 1911 and upholds the government action to cancel an entry on original lands granted to the Northern Pacific. In San Francisco, the Homer arrived from the Pribilof Islands carrying 2,294 seal skins and thousands of fox skins.
President Wilson announced he would read his 1500 word message to a joint session of Congress at 1 pm tomorrow unless unforeseen developments intervene. The message details the Mexican situation, Huerta’s stance, and US pressure and outlines negotiations with Huerta and foreign committees. John Lind will stay in Mexico as the likely last hope for resolution.
In Coquille Oregon Russell Hill enjoyed a four point buck when a large black bear leaped from the brush and began a venison lunch. Hill rushed to camp for ammunition and killed the bear. A miscue left 24 detectives guarding jewels at a Chicago hotel with only one guard for an hour.
The JunEAU land office denied Chezum group patent claims adjoining Consigned claims for 1750 acres due to lack of evidence of a coal mine on the land. Claimants include Squire Chezum Hughes Davis Cole Da Fred T Kelly Cherum Waldo Murphy and McIntyre all of Seattle and Spokane. Locators paid 17500 to the government, a matter to be appealed to the general land office.
The Aug 25 report from Mexicala states 30 Mexican refugees from Hermosillo arrived to warn that a 200-strong rebel band is approaching. Mexicali’s small garrison includes federal troops and two machine guns. Bruce Rogers, socialist lecturer, will critique the Seattle riot perpetrators at Labor Temple Sunday night.
Gus Franco, a sailor in Portland, mourns the removal of a pictorial snake tattoo on his arm when an automobile struck him, erasing all signs of the tattoo’s artistry.
An advertisement touts Blood and Nerve Tonic as a cure for nervous disorders, epilepsy, skin eruptions, constipation, liver and kidney issues, rheumatism, and chronic diseases. It claims a month of treatment per box at $1.00 and lists Quaker Drug Co and Giles Drug Co as sellers in Seattle with communications to the German Pharmacal Co.
Lewiston region farmers seek harvest help amid a record crop and widespread calls to inland empire cities. They fear much grain may remain uncut when ready if volunteers and labor cannot respond promptly.
On vacation in Milwaukee, Speaker Joseph G. Cannon warns that foreign nations threaten a Mexican war and that the Monroe Doctrine compels US action to stop European casualties in Mexico. He says he is feeling well.
In a Washington street saloon on Saturday night John McKenzie of 600 Northlake Ave reported a man robbed him after a drink. His false teeth a gold watch his coat and ten dollars in cash vanished while he slept and he suspects he was drugged.
In Mexico City authorities probe the killings of Serapio Rendon and Bordes Mangel Maderista congressmen. The assassinations are blamed on Huerta's adherents due to opposition to the government. John Lind informs President Wilson that Huerta's stance obstructs improved ties.
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