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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Social set gathers at the Sullivan stables for a Seattle Hunt Club event featuring races on horseback. Ladies race hurdles with wooden ladles and chicken eggs, followed by needle threading on horseback while an orchestra provides music and refreshments.
Clarence B. Arnes of 1406 Fourth Ave claims an election clerk wrongly rejected his ballot at the Fifth precinct in the Fifth Ward, saying he had already voted. Arnes, a night shift worker at Bean Lian Co, insists he never left work and will seek an inquiry to expose the impersonator he believes signed his name.
Three official dedications are planned in Wenatchee with visitors transported by three special trains from Senttl. The Reed building at the Wenatchee Commercial Club, the new Wenatchee high school, and the Great Northern station will be dedicated. Speakers include Judge Thomas Burke and Governor M B Hay.
Fragmentary historical note questions moral failing as a disease metaphor. The text mentions a “sinner” and hints at associations with illness and moral judgment, but the meaning remains unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context.
The state legislature may revisit measures on organized labor as Central Labor Council endorses a plan to secure passage of a workers' liability law. Unionists vow to force employers to disgorge damages and block avoidance through fellow servant loopholes.
Leonard L. Reinig a Seattle pioneer died yesterday afternoon at his Dunstan Apartments home. He arrived in 1869 and operated a grocery near the First National Bank marking his early contributions to the city.
Mrs. Dore Lyon founder of the Federation of Women's Clubs who recently failed for $500,000 declares no woman can do club work if time and strength mean money and calls herself the Day of the Hour. She is a writer, editor, actress, chicken farmer, and originator of trade schools for girls in New York.
Francis W. Grant, superintendent of buildings, condemned a two story brick building on Firat Ave occupied by Johns Manville Co. The structure was weakened by excavation on the adjoining lot and deemed unsafe for further use.
A blistering advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure for hemorrhoids. It claims hundreds of testimonials and offers a free sample by mail, urging readers to send name and address to receive the trial package at no cost. The piece notes prices and encourages buying after trial, with a mail coupon included.
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