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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line provides sparse words about ape Perks and a dispatch mentioning ten years late, with no clear event, people, or places to identify a news item or outcome.
Fragments describe dumplings, stews, chicken or lamb dishes, and methods. Mentions flour, milk, baking powder, and boiling steps. References The Cook's Book by Janet Hil edited in Boston with notes on theft reduction and a shipping or publishing aside.
In Olympia the current session half ended with no substantive progressive measure approved by either house. Only the recall of judges reached final action before being killed in the house. The article accuses the so called unholy alliance of delaying reform while promising limited bills for political gain, with recalls and extended terms likely to reappear for a vote.
Harry Prescott, acquitted of murdering Ralph Thompson in his wife Kathe Prescott's bedroom, is granted an interlocutory decree of divorce. On the stand he recounts the killing, saying Thompson partly undressed when Prescott stepped from behind a curtain and shot him.
Senator Miles Poindexter introduced a resolution in the Senate calling for Secretary Maceagh to provide a complete explanation of Treasury Circular No. 5. Rudolf Spreckles, a San Francisco financier and politician, has recently characterized the order as dangerous and warned of potential financial disturbances.
Philadelphia February 11 plans reveal suffrage organizers teaching women to vote while also guiding children on family terms. The movement emphasizes early civic education alongside rights for women, marking a staged approach to wider enfranchisement.
John L. Kahaley, an expressman, sues Ham Schmitz Co and the Fuenthal estate for 7500 damages after a broken step caused injury. The case, in Judge Tallman’s court, is being heard as jurors watch. Senator Tillman objects to being smoked out and offers a resolution about empires in the Senate chamber. Modern Furniture Co. at 415 Pike is also mentioned.
Four of the forty four: Thomas A. Parish of Seattle is 62, former King County assessor, state tax commissioner, living at 4115 12th Ave N. K. Jerold L. Finch, 38, ex deputy prosecuting attorney, has 11 years in Seattle. Austin F. Griffiths, 2-year councilman, seeks rejection. 15 years Seattle resident, former Chehalis city attorney, proponent of home rule and municipal ownership. Charles Marble, 29, reelection candidate, nine years in Seattle, opposed to single tax but backed its submission to voters.
A Missouri judge ruled a woman may change her mind about marriage without guilt of obtaining money under false pretenses. Barbara Herroola traveled 4000 miles with clothing and trousseau from John Flay, yet rejected the marriage, and Justice Bell found no recourse for Flay.
Kalem film The Battle of Who Run shown at Grand Theatre drew full crowds Sunday. The feature depicts battlefield scenes and is praised as one of the best in Be attle for months. Vaudeville acts Roxie and Wayne, Lure McCarty's alleged contact, and juggler Harry Davin provide strong entertainment with witty routines.
George Coban presents Broadway Jones a new farce at the Metropolitan Theatre with a week long engagement. No further details were provided in the fragment.
An old advertisement describes a homemade cough syrup using pine extract and sugar syrup. It promotes a powerful tonic claimed to relieve coughing within 24 hours and suggests it helps with whooping cough, croup, hoarseness, and chest pains. The text urges readers to obtain Pines and sugar syrup from a druggist or mail for the official product from The Lines Co. Fort Wayne, Indiana, with a money back guarantee.
Review notes a lively farce Excuse Me at Moore Theatre with strong ensemble work. Cast delivers sharp humor amid brief moments of seriousness, while the Pullman travel subplot and Hotel Vite ginus ads appear in the surrounding text.
Seattle resident Frank A. Wilson of 414 Jefferson Street says two months of backache fatigue and frequent kidney secretions prompted him to use Deans Kidney Pills. After taking two boxes he reports complete relief.
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