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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
8
Pape's Cold Compound is the result of three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine. A dose taken over three hours ends the gripe and breaks the severest cold anywhere in the body. It relieves headache feverishness nasal symptoms sore throat and rheumatic aches with one package available from any druggist.
The article explains two methods for securing a good real estate title. The old method offers only a title opinion after search and legal review. The new method provides a guaranteed examination and lawyers’ opinion, promising stronger protection with substantial state-funded backing and available policy facsimiles.
The headliner at the Orpheum week will be 16 musicians said to be directly from Russia. They play an instrument that resembles a triangular mandolin.
The French musical comedy Madame Sherry will be shown for one week at the Metropolitan starting tomorrow night. The announcement notes the production as a sensational visitor to the venue with little further detail.
The action is spirited and the story remains meaty without becoming talky or tame. George Dill plays the leading role of The Squaw Man with an admirably suited performance and is said to deliver his greatest portrayal.
George L. Harvey files a superior court complaint seeking 100000 dollars in damages against the Chippeck Fish Co San Juan Fishing and Packing Co New England Fish Co Occidental Fish Co and Booth Fish Co alleging they conspired to blacklist him from the market. He says he started a fish business in July with $20000 net profit and prospects of a 100000 dollar business but was ruined after the trust pressured fishermen to withhold supply.
Arturo Bernardi performs multiple character impressions over 24 minutes and then imitates the circus troupe led by Mr. and Mrs. Dowling, according to the readable portion of the page.
Fragmented notes describe motion picture titles and reviews including The Baby and the Cowboy Artist Jonah Presidential Review Pather TM The Mission Winning an Heiress The Foiling of Red Dugan Jean Girn The Amer City Providential Bread In Japan Nara and the Park of Sacred a Village Romance Brown of Harvard Cinderella The Oyster Industry Part I Objectes
Chicago police armed with rifles hunt a massive timber wolf prowling the yards of the Western Packing Co. origin of the animal remains unknown as dawn breaks on January 6.
A stay of execution was granted until next Wednesday in the Fred Thompson embezzlement case. Thompson, sentenced to eight years in McNeil's Island federal prison, was given 10 more days to file a bill of exceptions.
In Bellingham on January 6 arrangements finalize a three paper amalgamation. The American will become a morning paper while the Herald serves evenings and the Reveille becomes a morning edition. Frank H. Sefrit, ex Salt Lake Tribune manager, leads the consolidated operation starting Monday.
The Alaskan Honeymoon feature headlines the opening with Monday matinees. The show includes two elaborate scenes and a strong comic element by Mr and Mrs Allison. Cerloe Consaro known as The Human Top performs as a jugger and equilibrist. Other acts include Mr and Mrs Allison in a comic interlude with the illustrated sung feature.
Morris Shindel, twelve, is described as a hustler who earns about 67 cents per hour selling papers. Each afternoon at 3 he works two and a half hours at Second and Yester, bringing in a steady stream of pennies. He brings home 1.20 dollars each night to the Shindel family at 325 22nd. He attends Rainier school in the sixth grade with four siblings.
Edward Hollingshead's petition led Judge J. E. Richards to annul his marriage to Margaret Hollingshead after nearly fifty years of marriage dating from 1866 in West Bloomfield Michigan. The spouses accuse the wife of lack of sanity at the time of marriage and she later became violent and was committed to Stockton state hospital.
Officials under F Bradley oppose the Bogue plans to appoint a receiver for the Seattle Electric Co and the Seattle Snohomish and Everett railway as M D Smith seeks court action. Revival services and a winter concert by the Muviciansee at charity hospitals are noted along with church and theatre events in Seattle. The Green River Hot Springs hotel will be rebuilt after fire, and a stereopticon lecture on Eternal Sunshine is announced. Father L E Miller departs for Davenport Iowa to continue his work after four years in Seattle. A new Hiawatha playhouse opens at West Seattle with a 15000 dollar cost.
In Cairo during wet weather, Grant considered a move to a town with street cars and show windows, but his aim was to present Halleck with strategic plans for the capture of Forts Henry and Donelson amid heavy rain. Funeral services for Bernard W. Murray set for Sunday at 2:30 P.M. at the Scottish Rite temple. Eugene Wood will lecture at the Labor Temple under the Socialist Lyceum bureau. Mrs. Anna E. Goodwin, a leader in suffrage circles, remains seriously ill at 4721 44th av. 8.
Paul Steading a student in the engineering department brings suit against the 8 B Co for 25750 damages claiming injuries when he was struck by a street car.
4 6 Taylor won $5 500 damages in a malpractice suit against Dr A B Kidd for negligence. In New York on January 6 Rev Dr Oscar Haywood urged Collegiate Baptist church members to follow Leviticus diet for longevity with Moses as example.
A three day Sunday school institute opens Monday evening at Woodland M E Church EB 72nd St and Greenwood Ave. Speakers include George Pratt F N Weyant Judge W D Wood and A E Winship. Weyant lectures Rescuing Rascals in the Star course at the Y M C A next Monday evening.
Rev. R. R. L. Kirkland of the First Congregational church is hospitalized with wounds from angry women churchgoers after a dispute over a former pastor. In Minneapolis Rev. George T. Lawton of St Andrew's Episcopal will teach parishioners dancing and the dramatic arts.
New York report states Dr. Charles H. Mayo passed an excellent night and demonstrated notable improvement today, pleasing his friends and physicians monitoring his condition.
Massachusetts Senator Lodge after a thorough trial decides he dislikes roller skating. His decision followed a severe bump from attempting the triangle flip.
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