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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1905

Page

7

Death of Former Mayor Thomas J James Sparks Formal Resolution

The legislature yesterday considered a resolution mourning the death of ex Mayor Thomas J James of Seattle. The king county citizens honored his service and a funeral for the late judge was set for January 13, 1905 in Heattio, with services led by Bishop Dea and Rev M Matthews. The body would be cremated and portions prepared for transport to the family home.

Petrod Thomas J. James Thomas J Humes King County Army Superior Court Seattle Senate Humes Ohio Heattio Dea W Hl. Thompson Rev M Matthews First Pres Deleck

Mother Mourns For Her Lost Daughter

The Centralia case follows Jessie Eastman a 14 year old girl vanished after telling her mother she would attend a rehearsal in Centralia. Her mother Mrs Eastman in a semi conscious distress roams the house seeking any clue to her daughters whereabouts. Friends fear for the mother’s mental health as speculation swirls about Seattle and other distant cities. A local resident Hamer notes the family would pay any price for news of the girl who aspired to theatrical life and wore fashionable attire.

Jessie Eastman Eastman Centralia Mrs. Eastman Mrs U. H. Hamer Star Seattle Nlameor Lfe St Te

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cure

The notice offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements for F J Cheney and Company of Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes testimonials from Kinman and Mary I.

Hall J. Cheney &O Toledo C. We F . Cheney Rm Warpine Kinnan & Mary I O Hall Timentale

Missing Seattle girl noted by coastwide search

A Seattle area girl vanished after taking clothes from home a night earlier. Investigations found no trace as train crews on routes to Centra lia report nothing seen. Telegrams sent to police in coastal cities to aid return. Adolphus Gordon faces habeas corpus over $35 theft in Missoula. Prof Edmond S Meany spoke to the Men's Club on the Lewis and Clarke expedition.

Adolphus Gordon Missoula Mont Gordon M. B. Ryan Northern Pacific Railway Edmond 8. Meany The State University Society of Universal Religion

Fire destroys two buildings at Pacific Coast Pipe works

A fire at the Pacific Coast Pipe plant destroyed the tar kiln and storeroom and threatened the mass works. Firefighters arrived as flames spread with a breeze aiding the blaze. The flames were checked after an hour of intense effort, with losses estimated at c15,000.

Pacific Coast Pipe Works Ballard Pacific Coast Pipe Coat Hall

Hair Vigor Ad Claims Restored Color for Gray Hair

An advertisement touts Ayer s Hair Vigor claiming to stop hair loss and restore color, making hair soft smooth and youthful looking. The product, sold by J C Ayer Co of Lowell for 60 years, presents as an elegant dressing for aging hair.

Hetter Ayer J.C. Ayer Co Lowell

Investigate Two Deaths At The Shack On Sixtieth Avenue

Police probe the death of Peter Zimbleman found in his shack at 2014 Sixtieth Avenue North. Neighbors fear foul play while Special Officer Clark suspects natural causes despite no doctor present and a sudden death.

Peter Zimbleman Sixtieth Avenue North Clark

Notable Local Deaths Prompt Coroner Review

A resident’s stinginess raised suspicion of a large sum missing while $11 was found on the premises. The death of Henry De France, a West Seattle ferryman, under similar circumstances was reported to Coroner Carroll yesterday afternoon. Both bodies were taken to the Bonney Watson morgue.

Henry de France Seattle

Treatment Brings Renewed Health for Juneau Woman

Miss A Anderson of Juneau Alaska reports severe three year illness from throat to stomach with weight loss and near consumption. After one month at Columbia Medical Institute she improves greatly and now enjoys perfect health. A Seattle man describes hearing loss relief after Columbian Treatment restoring ear function after decades of deafness.

A. Anderson Juneau Alaska Columbia Medical Institute Institute

Remarkable Cure for Catarrh and Rheumatism in Seattle

A patient reports removal of nasal obstruction and restored smell after treatment. He notes relief from exertion related breathlessness and shoulder pain, able to walk steep hills without distress. The message promotes the treatment's potency for obstinate diseases in Seattle.

Seattle

Saved at the Brink of Death Mrs Malm of Tacoma

A letter from Mrs T Malm of Old Town Ta coma details a long illness with stomach irritation and weight loss of about 40 pounds. After failed remedies she found relief at the Columbia Medical Institute under a consulting physician whose treatment restored weight appetite and strength. The notice offers a home treatment and request for name and address to receive a question blank.

Columbia Medical Institute

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