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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
4
Star delays Shushanna gold verdict awaiting Sawyer report
The Star questions rumors of a Shushanna gold strike and waits for city editor E. O. Sawyer from the diggings to confirm facts. The paper notes Sawyer may send photos and vows to report truth rather than press speculation. It contrasts cautious officials with transportation interests and urges readers to await Sawyer’s word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shushanna
Klondike
Cairnes
E. O. Sawyer
Star
Mr. Sawyer
The
Sawyer
History's grim echoes in a faraway time
A long lament ties past and present as a starving woman and a murderous man surface in a dead language manuscript. The contrasts reveal a civilization plagued by hunger, shame, and violent crime, prompting reflections on reform and national danger in a wealthy city and state. The piece also cites Hearst claiming Mexicans killed Americans and criticizes Wilson over U S policy.
Shall Women Propose in Sweden and Other Notes
A Swedish movement to let women propose marriage is discussed, with commentary on laws and custom. The piece also notes Thaw's lawyers delaying, corn and molasses corners in Chicago, a critique of constitutional basics, a California egg eating champion, and Germany’s 88 publicly owned street railways, far ahead of the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Patten
Chicago
Snyder
Johnnybread
Editor Most Anything and Happy Little Notes
A reader questions farming blame for deforestation and land use while a Baltimore man endures 199 operations and dies. The column includes tips on travel with family, a Ravenna Capitol Hill car delay, band outing at Wm Schneider’s farm with a Pinckneyville band concert, and assorted quips about governors and court subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Resinol Claims Clear Skin After Long Suffering
Mrs J Theman of Philadelphia testifies that after years of facial eruptions and costly remedies she found relief with three cakes of Resinol Soap and a jar of Resinol Ointment. She notes her skin is now clear and she has stopped wearing a veil. The ad promotes Resinol products and a free trial offer from Baltimore department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Theman
Viola St. Dee
Realnol
Baltimore
The Lay of the Modern Maid in Editors Mail
In the writers column a poem voices concerns about modern maid roles and social expectations. The speaker contemplates flirting attire and female propriety while asking not to be blamed for adopting trends.
Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy Praised by Thousands
Sufferers of stomach liver and intestinal ailments are urged to try a dose of Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The ad cites testimonials from Roanoke Virginia and Seattle Washington and invites readers to obtain a free book from Geo H Mayr Chemist at 164 186 Whiting Street Chicago Ill and visit local druggists for the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. LL
Doolmy
Roanoke
Mayr
Geo
H. Mayr
Whiting
Chicago
Til
Seattle
Wash
iOwl Drug Co
Circumspect Harry Braskevitch a City Councilman
The piece profiles Harry J. Braskevitch a cautious Chicago native turned Columbia City councilman now in Seattle. It highlights his risk aversion steady investments municipal views opposing broad municipal ownership and his political career including annexation fights and the Crawford line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Henry
Harry
Chicago
Joshua
Earth
Counciliman
Harry J. Braskevitch
Steve Brodie
Columbia City
Seattle
Crawford Line
Easi
Bremerton and Seattle clubs urge continuous work at navy yard
A Bremerton Commercial Club delegation and Seattle Commercial Club national affairs committee met and passed a resolution. They urged the Puget Sound Navy Yard commander and Navy Department to use influence to maintain continuous work on machinery and equipment. The Bremerton delegation was led by Secretary Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton Commercial Club
National Affairs Committee
Seattle Commercial Club
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Watson
Bremerton Club
Auto collision injures city workers near Denny-Renton plant
Oscar Engatrom sustained a broken leg and numerous bruises while H. J. McGee was badly shaken after an auto from the street department collided with the Tacoma Interurban at a crossing near the Denny-Renton plant. The car was struck from behind by the train, overturned, and both men were pinned under the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Oscar Engatrom
H. J. McGee
Tacoma
Denny-Renton
Contradictory witness statements affect Bresal citizenship denial
City records show Joseph Bresal faced a citizenship denial after conflicting testimony on the witness stand. The article notes Bresal is related to A Bresal, a former local banker, and to Frank Hress, who was shot and killed in the city. Also mentioned are Dr J K Dixon of the Rodman Wanamaker Expedition and a St Benedicts parish picnic planned for Madison Park Labor Day. A grape test from Clarence Hanford near White Bluffs reports Concords from the state tasting better than New York’s. The city budget committee approved West Wall Street condemnation awards totaling 158617 dollars. J W Considine and wife traveled from Woodland, California, to Seattle after visiting the Considine stock farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bresal
Bresal
A. Bresal
Frank Hress
Clarence Hanford
Lowman & Hanford
White Bluffs
New York State
Eckstein to Visit Seattle Schools This Week
Nathan Eckstein, newly sworn in as a Seattle school board member, will spend the rest of the week visiting district schools and then acquaint himself with board business. He was sworn in by Bri. C. Spencer, elected member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Eckstein
Seattle
Eckstein
Bri. C. Spencer
Tooth Ache Banishers Patent Tooth Filler Ad
Mr. Butler advertises Tooth Ache Banishers with Butler's Liquid Tooth Filler offered by druggists for 25 cents. The quick-acting preparation promises relief from toothache and comforts for households seeking affordable dental aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
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Madison Park Labor Day
West Wall St
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J. W. Considine
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Cal
Considine Stock Farm
Bungalow
Bus Player
Pacific Coast
Eilers Music House
Seattle, Wash
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