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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly gentle cleanse for the liver and bowels. It claims torpid liver causes indigestion foul breath yellow skin and misery and promises relief by morning with a 10 cent box and ongoing regulation for adults and children alike.
Fragmentary timetable from Everett showing train departures with times across morning to evening. Mentions Snohomish and Everett interurban service and notes various times by the schedule.
In Los Angeles a dramatic courtroom moment ends with James B. McNamara and J. J. McNamara changing pleas to guilty in the dynamite indictment at Llewellyn Iron Works. Judge Bordwell set sentences for the following Tuesday morning as cheers and tension filled the room.
A local hardware dealer curves feminine taste with odd window props while a postal bank policy blocks a demure woman's large money roll. A prominent businessman hosts a dinner where seven players all stay and reveal aligned hands, showing a staged frame up that actually stems from an unshuffled deck in a seven handed game.
The board of public works approved a northern segment of a street car line from Thirday and Stewart to Salmon Bay. Councilman Erickson will seek council approval to borrow funds to complete this section until the $800 000 bond issue is sold.
A vintage advertisement promotes Humphreys Homeopathic Seventy seven as the best option to start blood flow and break up a cold at first signs. It claims quick action before influenza or cough and notes the drug is sold by all dealers for 25 or mailed from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co in New York.
Judge Ronald, reconvened court, directs verdict of not guilty against Alden J. Blethen. He criticizes press coverage and notes lack of evidence tying Blethen to illegal maintenance of Arcade dance hall. Foreman A. Stone signs verdict. jury discharged. Caldwell silent on remaining charges.
Cleveland December 2 Chief Kohler unveils a policy likening lanes to drugs and urges keeping them on shelves to be used only when needed, mirroring medical practice.
Report says Ortie E. McManigal will plead guilty to exploding a bomb under Llewellyn Iron Works and may receive a suspended sentence before being sent to Indianapolis to play a central role in a federal probe. Authorities in Los Angeles deny confirmation and note no decision yet. Captain Fredericks cites McManigal’s past service to the state in disposition talks. Indianapolis matters remain unclear.
A collision at Argo buries an engine tender and several cars from the track. The dialogue echoes a period melodrama style as a maid questions where her mistress is, revealing a fragmentary scene.
A visitor remarks on the agricultural show and livestock exhibits while noting the need to repurpose exhibition space for parking. The exchange highlights use of space and community priorities in the event context.
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