Osgar and Adolf Poem of Lost Races and Woes
A short verse laments men who lost races and jobs, noting inept ads and wasted funds. It asks what they will do now that the setback is over and predicts they will simply talk as before seeking peace.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1911
Page
3
A short verse laments men who lost races and jobs, noting inept ads and wasted funds. It asks what they will do now that the setback is over and predicts they will simply talk as before seeking peace.
A 1794 portrait of George Washington by William Williams shows him in Masonic dress for the Alexandria Virginia lodge where he was a charter member. The lodge treasures the image as the only Washington portrait in Masonic attire, recalling his cornerstone laying of the Capitol on September 18 1793.
Rev Charles B Burdette brother of humorist Robert J Burdette is vindicated after 90 years over a $3500 registered letter disappearance linked to Peoria Illinois mail handling. A mail sack tear led to the recovery of the envelope found recently and Burdette resigned as registry clerk to study for the ministry.
Seattle has been chosen for the next convention of the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, to be held in the near future following the selection announced on February 22.
Edwin W. Johnson of Seattle was arrested in New York on assault and battery and disturbing the peace after a fight at the Waldorf Astoria. The incident caused a hotel panic as the head waiter and assistants were involved and several women fainted. Johnson resisted police at the station house. he is listed as a Seattle dairyman at 4147 20th Ave. Northwest.
Diaz expresses gratitude to the United States for caring for wounded soldiers at Calexico. Edward Manafield, claiming Seattle as home, is under arrest in Cincinnati for forging Henry Niemes's name on several checks. County commissioners cancel coal and oil contracts, transferring work to other firms, saving the county about $700 monthly.
In Wellston Ohio on February 22, Ida Santer age 12 became Mrs William Williams in a union to a miner over twice her age. They reside at the coal mine owned by Horace L Chapman. The story notes she was known as Ida Santer before marriage.
Danville Virginia reports a midnight blast at the gar works with fire threatening the town and one fatality while London marks a patriotic display honoring the first United States president.
Victoria speaker Dr Sun Yat Sen addressed local Chinese audiences on February 22 advocating revolution and armed rebellion if needed to establish a republic in China.
Portland reports reveal Isaac Pincus of the Pincus & Son firm Tacoma is seriously ill at BG VIncent's hospital.【note: OCR-originated text indicates illness. names preserved as in source】
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