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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1915

Page

2

Episcopal bishop sued for libel in Iowa case

Dean Wald T. Sumner newly ordained bishop of Oregon was served with a libel suit seeking 50,000 dollars in Boone Iowa. The case stems from a statement Sumner reportedly made about attorney John Calvin Murray's second marriage to a Maquoketa woman. Murray married a year ago at Chicago under Rev Annesley Young. Sumner allegedly said Young was deceived by Murray and criticized him for not following cathedral rules.

Episcopal Miss Allen Maquoketa Annesley Thomas Young Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul Chicago Sumner Murray Pather Young

Whale mistaken for submarine shelled off Dutch coast

Report from Amsterdam on January 18 describes warships firing three inch shells at a whale mistaken for a submarine near the Dutch coast. The whale died. The page also notes Littlefield apartments at 19th and John sold for 60 000 dollars.

Amsterdam Jan Littlefield John

Relief Ship Washington to Load 1000 Tons Tuesday Seattle

The Belgian relief ship Washing ton is due in Seattle Tuesday to load 1000 tons of cargo for war sufferers. She arrives from Tacoma after taking 5000 tons and will sail directly to Europe. A hole in her funnel, caused by a British coast defense shell at Newport, England, marks a grim war reminder.

Washington Seattle Tacoma Europe Newport Ing

Rival Armies Floundering in Deep Snow

Paris January 18. From Argonne forest to Upper Alsace German and Allied forces struggle through enormous snow drifts hindering offensives. Hilltigs checked but not halted as both sides attempt to move artillery and infantry over mountains and through forests. Germans reform lines in Flanders and shell Solsasona while heavy rain falls along the Aisne. The French war office reports two German assaults near Antreche repulsed with heavy losses.

Paris Argonne Forest Alsace Germany Flanders Solsasona Alene Antreche Vie Sur Aisne French War Office

Berlin claims Allies lost 150000 in December-January

Berlin reports the war office says the Allied forces suffered 150000 killed wounded or captured since early December. German losses were about a quarter. Officials claim the Allies failed to progress and Germany gained 2 to 4 miles on the Aisne over 12 to 15 kilometers, dominating the valley north of LaBasse and in the Argonne.

Berlin War Office Aisne LaBasse Argonne

Fierce fighting along the Vistula reported

Petrograd reports heavy clashes north and south of the Vistula as Russian forces press into East Prussia aiming for Thorn and Von Hindenburg drives toward Warsaw amidst severe East front weather.

Petrograd Vistula River Poland East Prussia Thorn von Hindenburn Warsaw

French Commander Joffre Letters Suppressed by War

Paris reports General Joffre, the French commander, has not read a newspaper since the war began. It is said his only letters were brief notes to his wife and sister.

Paris Joffre

Belgian General Calls Kaiser a Rascal at Court

Gen Fife a retired Belgian general told the court Emperor William was a rascal and urged death for his role in aiding 350 Belgians to join the French army. He faced life imprisonment by court martial.

Berlin France Fife William

Bullet that twists after entering flesh worsens wound

London Jan 18 A British surgeon says the Germans have a bullet that, once it enters the flesh, turns and travels backward creating a more severe wound than a dum-dum.

London

Boston Faces Bean Shortage Amid War Demands

Boston reports a bean famine as exports to warring nations deplete supplies. Prices rose to 12 cents per pound from 8, with crops sold abroad leaving local buyers scarce.

Boston

Fiji islanders sail to join British army in Canada

Sixty wealthy Fiji islanders travel in steerage en route to Victoria British Columbia to enlist with the British army.

Victoria B. C British Columbia

Crown Prince Portrait Painted At Front Line

Berlin dispatch reports the German crown prince is not dead or gravely wounded but has had his portrait painted in oils while at the front, illustrating morale during the conflict.

Berlin

Sayres Baby Born at White House in 1900s Era

Mrs. Francis Sayre formerly Jessie Wilson announces the birth of the Sayre couple’s first child at the White House. The infant, named Francia Sayre, arrives amid attention as the Sayres’ new home and family begin in the executive residence.

Sayres White House Francis Sayre Jessie Wilson Francia

Some Good Boy Names List of Traditional Male Names

A long list of given male names appears, including Alvin Arnold Augustus An son Anthony Alonso Amory Allison Adam Andrew Ambrose Abraham Alfred Arthur Asher Albert Alexander Bertram Benjamin Blaine Byron Charles Carter Clarence Chester Clift on Carl David Daniel Darius Dumas Donald Edgar Edward Edwin Earl Flwta Edmond Emil Ebenezer Ebert Everett Eugene Emanuel Elbert Egbert Ellery Estace Eimer Francis Franklin Frederick Ferdinand George Gerald Godfrey Gimore Giovanni Gerritte Hobart Homer Howard Herbert Harry Harold Henry Hugh lin Irvin Jonathan Joseph James John Kenneth Kendall Kermit Louis Leo Lester Leon Martin Matthew Melville Nathaniel Norman Orth Orville Olaf Oscar Oliver Percy Paul Peter Philip Patrick Quinton Quar Robert Hoy Reginald Randolph Ralph Roscoe Borden Samuel Stephen Sylvester Sidney Scoville Seward Theodore Thomas Thurber Thurbald Viyases Woodrow William Wilber Wilhelm Xavier Zerthia.

Alvin Arnold Augustus Anson Anthony Alonso Amory Allison Adam Andrew Ambre Ambrose Adam Alvine Abraham Alfred Arthur Asher Amyer Albert Alexander Bertram Berton Benjamin Bayley Baastl Blaine Byron Clifford Clyde Charles Clark Carter Clarence Chester Clifton Carl David Daniel Darius Dumas Donald Douglas Edgar Edward Edwin Earl Flwta Edmond Emil Ebenezer Ebert Orth Orville Olaf Oscar Oliver Percy Paul Peter Philip Patrick Quinton Quar Robert Hoy Reginald Randolph Ralph Roscoe Borden Samuel Stephen Sylvester Sidney Scoville Seward Theodore Thomas Thurber Thurbald Viyases Woodrow William Wilber Wilhelm Xavier Zerthia

Lundin Holds Women as Witnesses in Graft Probe

Prosecutor Lundin pressed a graft investigation arresting three women at 711% Weller Ave. The raid, executed by Deputy Sheriff Fred M. Lathe, marks a rare sheriffs office role shift. Each woman is held on $150 bail and to be arraigned before Justice Whitehead.

Lundin Felix Crane Tenderloin Weller Fred M. Lathe Whitehead

Musterole quick relief no blister ad with claims

Musterole claims to replace mustard plasters by rubbing on skin for fast relief from throat and chest ailments including coughs, bronchitis, and congestion. It advertises doctors and nurses recommending it and warns to buy genuine Musterole from the Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.

Musterote Company Cleveland Onia

Seattle Gains New Industry: B Bulos Heads New Company

Seattle welcomes a new industry as the B Bulos Manufacturing Co. is formed to keep suit and coat purchases local. The firm, led by B Bulos, will offer made to measure woolens at about 20 dollars, displaying fabrics at 1818 Second Ave and promising perfect fit and style.

Seattle New York B. Bulow Bulos J. Matzger & Co Second Ave B. Bulos Manufacturing Co Salta B. Bules Manufacturing Co

Housewives' League Plans Nation Wide Embargo Telegram

New York January 18 The National Housewives League prepared to launch a movement supporting Mrs Julian Heath's telegram to President Wilson urging an embargo on chest and four. Mrs Heath is league president. Milling reps predict famine prices for bread and flour soon in the U S if Europe keeps buying wheat at current rates.

New York National Housewives’ League Julian Heath Wilson Heath U. S George Zabriskie Pillabury Co Europe America

Wheat embargo telegram to AG sparks investigation

President Wilson received a telegram from Mrs. Julian Heath of the National Housewives' League urging an embargo on wheat and flour shipments. The message was turned over to Attorney General Gregory for a thorough investigation.

Wilson Washington Julian Heath National Housewives’ League Gregory

Raids Nab Nineteen Men At City Gambling Club

Police raided the Republican club at 112 Firat Ave 8 early Sunday arresting 19 men. Operators Frank Hall and Harry Scherer were booked with bail set at 200 each. A Chinese boy who ran the elevator was caught as officers entered the doorway to the street.

Republican Club Firat Ave Frank Hall Harry Scherer Smart

Club Unveils Arcade Annex New Home

The Commercial Club mailed members a folder illustrating the new club home on the Arcade Annex fifth floor. It includes floor plan office grouping lounging reading and billiard rooms banquet hall dining room and ball room with views of exterior and interior.

Mothers' Pension Plan Sees Greater Benefit for Mothers

The annual report of J A Sigurdson, county supervisor, released today shows more mothers benefited under the 1918 pension law but notes the county spent $2 less on average per recipient.

J. A. Sigurdson

The Regeneration of Church and World

Pastor Russell explains the Bible teaching on two regenerations the individual church begetting to divine nature and the world’s regeneration to human life through Christ’s Millennium. He details how Adams race is restored under the Second Adam and describes the roles of the Church and the world in the coming Kingdom.

Russell New York City Adam Jesus Oliver Christ Jesus God John Nicodemus Eve Calvary Paul Christ St. Peter Peter Jesus Christ St. Paul Abraham

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