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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

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Model hospital or costly charity house on the coast

Dr. Waldo Richardson runs a Georgetown County hospital described as a model yet criticized as a poorhouse by a columnist. The piece contrasts care for the indigent with waste, urging public funding and better distribution of burdens, citing the Aged Compositor and other homeless cases as examples. The Star promises a tentative remedy tomorrow.

Fred L. Boalt Waldo Richardson Georgetown Star The Richardson

Adopted Daughter of Tim Sullivan Wins Share of Estate

New York dispatch reports Margaret Catherine Sullivan, 17, adopted daughter of late Tim Sullivan, will receive 50 000 from his estate after executors agree to a compromise. Sullivan left an estate valued at 2.9 to 3 million. Margaret, now vaudeville performer in Seattle, had disputed legal adoption.

Tim Sullivan Empress Theatre New York Margaret Catherine Sullivan Tim” Sullivan Bronx Pate Big Tim Sullivan Tammany Sullivan & Ee Peedeville Margaret Sullivan Sullivan & Considine Sullivan Margaret Catherine I

Sourdoughs Sell For Half Million In Gold Prospect Claim

Bill James and wife and Nels and William A. Johnson sell their Shushanna field claims for about 400 000 to 500 000 dollars. J Ives Frank Manley of Seattle and J J Price of this city arrange the sale. New owners plan to depart the first of the year for the North to develop the claims while prospectors prepare to return northward.

Bill James Nels William A. Johnson Bhushanna James Shushanna Fields KB. J. Ives Frank Manley Erly Seattle J. J. Price North

Taxi wreck victim dies after motorcycle collision

George M. Irving of 810 Howard Ave. and his brother M. L. Irving were injured Sunday when their motorcycle collided with a taxicab driven by George Riggs at Eighth and Pine. Irving died at Providence hospital last night. Police turned case information over to Prosecutor Murphy and Coroner Mason.

George M. Irving Howard M. L. Irving George Riggs Eighth and Pine Providence Hospital Murphy Mason

Honor Bridges Victory Celebration At Good Fats Cafeteria

Friends of port commissioner Robert T. Bridges plan a 6 PM gathering at Good Fats cafeteria to toast his victory. The event includes remarks about The Star's advocacy and speeches by Bridges and other local notables, with C. J. Dutton invited to attend.

Robert T. Bridges Good Fats Bridges J. C. Dutton

Miners Union Officer Race In Washington State

Result of United Mine Workers election remains to be decided as vote counts are tabulated. Twenty six locals voted Tuesday with a decision expected Wednesday night between Thomas W. Russell of Renton the incumbent president and Martin J. Miyzik of Wilkeson the current vice president.

United Mine Workers Thin State Thomas W. Russell Renton Martin J. Miyzik Wilkeson

Noted Saying From Acts On Lending Support

A paraphrase of Paul’s exhortation to support the weak echoes in a sermon tied to Acts chapter 20 verse 35. The message stresses that giving is more blessed than receiving and reflects a moral guidance from early Christian teaching.

Jesus St. Paul Acts

Eskimo Girl Remains Untouched as Unalaska Christmas Gift

A Christmas tale from Unalaska recalls a ten year old Bakimo girl who is overlooked in a charitable gift event. Local officials and merchants build a mobile Christmas boat to distribute toys and candy to all children, yet one girl finds no toy. The narrative closes with calls for support to aid “little chimney kids” and notes community fund contributions to the effort.

Hate Point Warrew North Pole Unalaska Ettle Kodiac Dora Gauntlett N. C. Gray Alaska Commercial Co Rollera Dreamland Rink Pike and Pine Warren Kerrigan Victor Baldy

Government weighs public ownership of wire systems

Washington dispatch reports the Wilson administration considering government ownership of telephone and telegraph networks. Postmaster General Burleson says there is broad demand for public ownership but no hasty action. He notes ongoing investigations at home and abroad and plans to address the issue in his annual report.

Ben Associated Charities City Salvation Army Youngstown Washington Wilson White House Burleson

Pennant Coupon For 65c Pennants Offered By The Star

This coupon plus 15c enables a 65c pennant 15 by 35 to be obtained at The Star office 1307 Seventh Ave. Pennants mailed for 5c extra each. Montana Wyoming and Kentucky pennants are issued this week.

Star Office Montana Wyoming Kentucky

Christmas tree donations for Dream land hall

The Star lists contributions received for the Dream land hall Christmas tree fund. Amounts include 211.50 from Julius Shafer and 10.00 from Ed L. Terry, plus 8. H. 1.00 and other small gifts totaling the dated tally.

Dreamland Hall Julius Shafer Ed L. Terry H. H

Porter Refuse Tip From Duc de Richileu

Two porters at La Grande Station refused to handle the luggage of the Duc de Richelieu after he ordered them about A third porter carried his baggage to the train yet ignored a tip.

Los Angeles Dee la Grande Station Duc de Richelieu

County Commissioners Fight Over Puget Sound Lighting Bid

The county again reopened bids for the courthouse lighting after Knudsen and Hamilton rejected the city and Puget Sound bids as too high. Norman Brockett called the private bid a loving bid aimed to win the contract at a loss, while Wardall claimed a five percent discount was intended.

Knudsen Hamilton Puget Sound Company Norman Brockett Killowatt McKenzie Norman Wardall H. L. O'Neill Electrical Union

President Wilson Meets House Judiciary on Trust Policy

President Wilson discussed an anti-trust program with the House Judiciary Committee. Members disagreed on the needed legislation but agreed the Sherman Law should remain untouched. The report notes no change to the Sherman Act and records a cautious legislative stance.

Washington Wilson House Judiciary Committee

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Nti Oor Dr. Richardson Joan Hanna Hanna Dor. Richardson Cyrus Walker the Star Northland Bob Manhattan Theatre Howard and Howell Joe Schermer Mique Fd L. Terry Shafer Bros U.S Pennant Ben Koon Wees Porter Puget Sound Co Municipal Company Hyatt-Fowells Hyatt-Fowells School
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