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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1909
Page
4
The text describes a fine hamgook garment set including a corset cover drawers with lace insertions, ribbon rows, and embroidery. It mentions neck and sleeves trimmed with Valenciennes lace and beading, French back and full front style. The listing specifies price evidence of 82.00 and 1.50 for rent.
Index citizen H A Francke testifies he saw a jailer strike a prisoner at the city jail on Christmas night, the victim later identified as Manning. Francke describes rough treatment of himself by detectives and his release after paying a fine to Percy Green.
A 16 year old girl linked to the shooting of Cecil Thayer, a messenger, by her brother William Mitchell. The girl was found in a Redondo hotel and brought to Los Angeles to her parents. Young Mitchell remains in jail with a quiet demeanor and maintains she was justified.
The official call for a national tariff convention was issued in Indianapolis, set to convene February 16 to 18. The report contrasts crime stories from Paris with local efforts, noting readers elsewhere see their crime as trivial beside such events.
Denver dispatch reports John Harry Dale Smith accused his wife of firing the shot that killed Wally Mann in a canyon in Western Nebraska. Smith says Mrs. Smith urged him to kill Mann to possess the dead man’s camp outfit and that she shot Mann when he refused her demand. Mrs. Smith led officers to the hiding place and accused her husband.
The Chinese Imperial eleven defeated the Japanese team yesterday at the American game of football by the decisive score of 11 to 0. The scene in Chinatown showed mixed mood with flags at half mast for Nippon and the Dragon banner in festive colors.
A P dispatch from Spokane reports A L Axley secretary of the Spokane Association of the Deaf plans to organize an executive lobby of deaf and blind men to press lawmakers at Olympia for the State School for the Deaf and Blind.
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