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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1910

Page

2

Marriage popularity shifts across regions, census reveals

A census bulletin notes western states show lower marriage rates while Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Florida report higher per 10 000 adults. Hawaii Alaska Utah and the Middle West show varied patterns with prosperity raising marriages and panic lowering them. The accompanying map outlines regional contrasts and the role of polygamy and income in marriage trends.

Pacific Coast D. C California Cew Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Jon Tanai Weld Oxless Hill Hawaii United States Alaska South Prof Hill Middle West Utah Mormon Church Sugar Trust Mabel Union

The Middle Class Will Rule China

W S Lewis of the Methodist Episcopal church asserts the middle class will govern China as provincial assemblies elect parliament members and draft laws. He notes citizens with estates over 5000 dollars form the core of these bodies and that eight men were sent to Pekin to convey recommendations for laws.

Usted Press San Francisco China W. S. Lewis Pekin

Saloon Owner Fined for Alcohol Exposure of Infant

Kalama residents condemn Yellowstone saloon owner Steinberg after he gave his three year old beer and placed a cigar in the child’s mouth. He paid $88.40 in fines including $30 beer, $50 cigar-related costs, and $5.40 costs. Indignation runs through the town with threats of action if repeated.

Kalama Steinberg Yellowstone

Musical Club Will Give Concert At Y M C A Hall

A story of victory over self will be told at a Ladies Musical club concert Monday afternoon at the Y M C A hall. The program includes readings and songs by Mrs Robb Mrs Jansen Mr Milligan Mr Graham and quartets from Schubert songs arranged by Mary Carr Moore. Ethel Myer will be the accompanist.

Y. M Heninghin John Milligan B. A Robb Will Frederick Graham Eden Tree Romayne Jansen the Guide Post Mrs. Robb Mra. Jansen Mr. Milligan Graham Cou Mra. Robb Re. Jansen Mr. Graham Schubert Mary Carr Moore Mise Ethel Myer

Gold Pieces Scattered by Snowbound Treasury Heist

A crowd in Cincinnati rushed the street after an express sub treasury messenger dropped a bag of 500 twenty dollar gold coins in the snow. The bag broke, police dispersed the mob, and several coins remain missing.

Cincinnati Sub-Treasury

Sir William Bull in Street Fight

Sir William Bull, member of the House of Commons, fought a knock-down street duel with a man in his audience last night until police intervened. The pair exchanged noisy taunts with Sir William insisting on advancing amid a cheering crowd.

London William Bull House of Commons William Sir William

Oregon Forty Niner Veteran J B Ganigan Dies at 76

Medford reports the death of J B Ganigan at his home after a long life as a pioneer and veteran. He joined the wagon train to Oregon in 1848 and took part in Table Rock battles noted as among the bloodiest on the Pacific coast. He was 76.

Oregon I Ls Press Medford J. B. Ganigan Table Rock Pacific Coast States Plains

Arrests Without Charges Anger Seattle Readers in 1900

The piece notes 852 people were arrested on suspicion in Seattle in 1900 with no charges initially, 200 later charged and others released. It questions innocence and police motives, cites officials like City Attorney Ralph Pierce and Detective Captain Charles Tennant Ald, and argues arrests on suspicion are common in eastern cities and Seattle.

Seattle Ralph Pierce Ilegal Capery Charles Tennant Ald

Gold Star Oleomargarine Promoted for Flavor and Savings

A 30c per pound advertisement touts Gold Star Oleomargarine as a refined, Purity packed butter substitute. It claims better flavor for pie crusts and long shelf life, urging readers to try a pound and arrange home delivery if not in stock.

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