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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1906
Page
8
Vincent Harper, author and lecturer on socialism and literature, spoke to several hundred yesterday afternoon at the Seattle theater. He gave a social and political critique arguing socialism will become a major rival to traditional parties in the United States.
Aug 27 Chicago reports the grim aftermath as John Kindler, the second depositor at the Milwaukee Avenue bank, suffers the consequences of the institution's collapse. The article notes anxious customers and mounting losses as authorities investigate.
The report notes that after the bank failure three men took their own lives, two became insane, and one collapsed dead on a crowded street car on Saturday. A man named Sane allegedly carried $50 deposited in the defunct bank.
Judge Alvin W. Barry, 21? years old, was assaulted by a 70-year-old man identified as BL Joyce. Joyce is jailed as authorities pursue the case.
The Hall brothers, renowned city artists, returned from a summer in the Olympics and found subjects for Washington mountain paintings. While canoe exploration a mile from shore they heard cries and raced to rescue two exhausted men, one named W. S. Hukill of 811 and the other John Fader, a recent Seattle arrival.
Notice advertising tan cotton stock hose in stock sizes from five to five with fine soft elastic finish and seamless heels and toes. Sold in various colors and styles.
An all wool mix coat described in gray and breck with broken pistol motifs and patch pockets. priced at 10.60 in 14 to 16 year sizes and 23 to 687 inch lengths. Also promotes rain coats in tan cravenette for 6 to 12 year olds with soft collars and double breasted styling at a bargain price.
Goldfield May 87 Ca reports that Gans will enter the ring at his discretion on Labor Day to seek revenge for an alleged slight. Tickets totaling over 50 000 have been sold, with reservations, and a ball is planned tonight where George Siler is expected to attend.
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