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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1916

Page

6

Tongmen Murder Feud Roars Through Portland Street

The Pacific Northwest tong war erupts in Portland at 3 a m as gunman shoots Yin Luck 20 near a downtown restaurant. A taxi driver pursues the suspect into an alley. Ah Low 44 seeks his attorney as arrests follow amid ongoing clashes between Tong factions.

Portland Yin Luck Seattle Roseburg Ore Lee Faut Yee Bow Y. U. Park Frank Hessell Park Gordon U. S J. J. Sullivan

Francis to Be New Russ Ambassador

The state department asked Russia if ex governor David R. Francis of Missouri could serve as ambassador to Petrograd. Until Russia replies affirmatively, no appointment announcement will be made.

Francis Washington State Department David R. Francis Missouri Petrograd

Gather for Dinner at George Washington Dinner Night

Twenty two former Pennsylvania students gathered Tuesday night at the Washington Annex for their traditional George Washington dinner.

Pennsylvania Washington Annex

Europe will recover before America crawls from war wealth

Reverend M. A. Matthews warned a church audience Tuesday night that Europe will regain strength after the war’s blows while America remains stuck in the wealth, ease, luxury and debauchery born of war profits.

Europe America M. A. Matthews

Trains Run on Schedule After Mountain Slip

For the first time since the report, Great Northern trains are on schedule Tuesday. The Oriental Limited is on time and so is No 26, restoring regular service through the mountains.

Great Northern Oriental Limited

Adele Fielde Dies After Global Career of Science and Travel

Adele Fielde author, student, teacher, and traveler died Wednesday at 5:30 am with friend Helen N. Stevens at her bedside. Born in March, she would have been 77. She bequeathed a scientific book collection to the University of Washington and supported the prohibition crusade in the northwest. Burial will be in Seattle. arrangements handled by attorney George H. Walker.

Mises Adele Fielde Helen N. Stevens Globe China Siam Seattle New York Puget Sound University of Washington Library George H. Walker Misa Fielde North West

Man Dies Feb 19 Death Date Linked to Washington Birthday

Portland reports Guy H. Skoogs died Saturday at Oak Grove. He was the third member of his immediate family to die on February 19 and be buried on Washington's birth day, linking the date to a family tragedy.

Portland Guy H. Skoogs Oak Grove Washington

What to Do to Get Fat and Increase Weight

People often eat fattening foods yet fail to gain weight due to individual metabolism. A simple tablet with meals is claimed to boost absorption, increase red blood cells, and add three to five pounds weekly. Sold by Bartell Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy and others with a money back guarantee.

Han Bartell Drug Co Swift

Blame England for Sub Orders

Washington notes a new question of England breaking faith with the United States over submarine warfare. Germany claims Britain issued a secret order to merchant ships to flee or fire on subs upon sight, conflicting with earlier assurances to Bryan. An American protest to England is considered possible. Ambassador von Bernstorff awaits further instructions ahead of the Lansing note.

Cecil Spring Rice Bryan Grey Germany England von Bernatorff America

Burglar Bound After Struggle with Homeowner

Harry Stauffer broke into W. G. Hart's home at 125 Aetnast. He shocked the intruder when a pajama clad man approached. The burglar was tied to a chair after the struggle as Ballard police arrived within minutes.

Harry Stauffer W. G. Hart Stauffer Ballard

Atkins saves family from house fire despite loss

Anton Atkins of 1310 Judking Street rushed his wife and baby through fire and smoke after his home caught fire at 1 a.m. Wednesday. The house burned to the ground with a loss of 500 dollars.

Anton Atkins Judking St

Griffiths Father of Seattle Playgrounds and Child Welfare

Austin E. Griffiths built Seattle’s playground system and fieldhouses and earned the title father of the city’s playgrounds. He championed the idea, traveled to study benefits, and pushed officials to fund healthful recreation for youths, reducing juvenile delinquency. The current neglect under Hiram C. Gill’s administration, amid park-board opposition, endangers this progress.

Seattle Austin FE Griffiths Austin BE Griffiths The Playgrounds Association

Home Doctor Cures Rheumatism and Cough Remedies

An advertisement panels at home cures for rheumatism and cough using Torin compound, Sarsaparina, and whiskey with dosages. It promotes Globe Pine Compound and Glycerine mixed in whiskey for coughs and advertises Calocide for foot ailments. The piece credits Medico Formula Laboratories Dayton and stresses genuine packaged products.

U. S Medico Formula Laboratories Dayton

Citizens plan mass meeting to urge equal tourist rates

The Northwest holds a noonday mass meeting at the American theatre to unite Seattle business interests against Southern railroads over higher Eastern tourist rates. CC Reynolds and T D Rockwell promise an unbroken Northwest front ahead of March 13 Interstate Commerce Commission hearings with witnesses including H J Mignerey. Photographs and data will illustrate Northwest attractions to influence the commission.

Northwest American Theatre Second Ave Seneca Seattle California CC. A. Reynolds Public Service Commission T. D. Rockwell Hotel Men's Association Examiner Watkins Interstate Commerce Commission Mignerey H. J. Mignerey Citizens’ Tourist Rate Committee The Star Today Alaska Steamship Companies

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe candy tasting remedy for sour stomach, indigestion, heartburn, and dyspepsia. It claims the formula works in five minutes, aids digestion, and avoids laxatives, urging readers to buy from the pharmacist.

Pape

Brandeis Senate Confirmation Likely Despite Opposition

Washington reports indicate Louis D. Brandeis will be confirmed by the Senate. The sub committee hearing shows broad support with favorable members Walsh Fletcher Cummins andJon supporting Brandeis. opposition comes from Clark of oming and the Shoe Machinery Trust as the principal opposing interest.

Washington Louis D. Brandeis Senate Brandeis Clark Oming Walsh Fletcher Cummins Jon Shoe Machinery Trust

Gold Medal Oil Capsules Promoted for Kidney and Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Oil Capsules as a universal remedy for swollen feet, rheumatic pains, back ache, and abdomen pain. It claims the product is natural and effective, warning buyers to insist on the pure Haarlem Oil brand to avoid counterfeits.

Uri Jana Bright Haarlem

The Ship Bill Explained By The Editor

The administration's ship building measure proposes a $50,000,000 appropriation raised by government bonds to lease and build vessels mainly in American yards. A president appointed commission will manage stock sales in the ship operating venture, with public subscriptions limited and excess shares controlled by the commission. If well run, the Uncle Sam Ship Company could earn profits and make its stock attractive. Follow congressional proceedings as the bill is reported in this paper.

Alexander Merchant Marine Committee Commission United States Uncle Sam Ship Company Congress

Dainty Miss Kisses Judge in His Court

Pittsburg February 23. A young woman bestowed a bold kiss on Judge James McF Carpenter as he assumed his seat on the common pleas court bench drawing cheers from a crowd of well wishers.

Dainty Pittsburg James McF. Carpenter Common Pleas Court

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