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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1913

Page

3

Metropolitan Museum Opens Fake Art Exhibit for Education

New York January 20 The Metropolitan Museum of Art has set up a display of fake pictures and antiques to educate the public and expose gullibility among wealthy buyers who still pay fortunes for imitations. The exhibit lists bogus carvings and paintings from both domestic and foreign sources.

New York Meropolitan Museum of Art Jacques Seligman Pierpont Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art Robinson Charles Harrison Paine Boston Titian Correggio Diaz Doubleny Nlerve Reubens Corota van Dycks Rembrandts Charles H. Schwab Willam A. Clarke John A. Drake Dichard

Uncle Sam to Spend 2 Million on 1915 Exposition Exhibit

The House Expositions Committee plans to consider a bill to appropriate 2,000,000 dollars for the U S exhibit at the San Francisco fair in 1915 Representative Rodenberg of Illinois introduced the measure and will advocate its passage.

Uncle Sam Washington Rodénberg Illinois

Mayor's advisory board to meet at Seattle Commercial Club

The sixth meeting of the mayor's advisory board will be held in the Seattle Commercial Club rooms Postal Telegraph building Thursday evening at a 10 cent dinner. Principal speaker L B Youngs superintendent of the water department will discuss Our Mu Water and Power Plant. Members of the advisory board their wives and all city workers are invited.

Seattle Commercial Club Postal Telegraph Building L. B. Youngs Water Department

Christmas Card Claimed to Sickens Brookyln Carrier

Dr. Thomas F. Nevins of 249 Cumberland Street Brooklyn says a mica coated Christmas postal card with colored tinsel caused illness in Lewis D. Ryne, a letter carrier at Platbush branch post office. Infection required surgery to remove part of a hand.

New York Thomas F. Nevins Cumberland Street Brooklyn Lewis D. Ryne Platbush Keyne

Americans Bury Countless Fake Art, Experts Say

A chorus of art experts cites widespread forgeries in the United States. Marquis de Castellane, Henry W. Pike and others claim large portions of famous collections are inauthentic with Rembrandts and Old Masters often unsigned or copied. London critic W. G. Menzies notes forged works in major collections and Jacques Seligman urges a Metropolitan display of counterfeit pieces.

Marquis de Castellane America Henry W. Pike W. G. Menzies London Charles T. Yerkes Jacques Seligman Paria Metropolitan Museum of Art

Canfield Hints at Lending Pieces to Metropolitan Museum

The speaker asks if the gentlemen might lend items from their collections to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, noting uncertainty yet possibility. No specific names or dates are given.

Canfield Metropolitan Museum of Art

25 000 Garment Workers Win Section Of Strike

New York January 20 a division of the great garment workers strike was settled amicably today with waist and dressmaking manufacturers and employers agreeing 25 000 workers will return to shops Monday. Strikers won a general wage increase on a sliding scale better hours and union protection.

New York Garment Workers

No Freedom for Poor Cipriano

Cipriance Castro denied bail while appealing to the secretary of commerce and labor after the Ellis Island board barred his admission to the United States. The case centers on the Central American political figure described as a stormy petrel.

New York Cipriance Castro Secretary of Commerce and Labor Ellis Island Board

Harvesters Trust Workers Organize by Labor Federation

Chicago January 20 workers at stock yards and related plants linked to Harvester and Steel trusts plan organization under the American Federation of Labor. The article notes a mass meeting shaping the plan and cites the U S population figure of 91 972 266.

Chicago Stock Yards Harvester Trust Steel Trust American Federation of Labor

Portrait of Speaker Howard D. Taylor in Washington State politics

Abe Hurwitz describes Howard D. Taylor of Eagle Gorge as a decisive leader who controls much legislation, yet appears mild. The piece traces Taylor from Buckley to becoming the state’s first two time elected speaker, notes his progressive leanings, and cites his stance on patronage and Roosevelt.

Abe Hurwitz Olympia Wash Casen Howard D. Taylor Eagle Gorge King County Jon Cannon Taylor Halia Buckley Eulator Roosevelt Chicago

Chicago Leads Nation In Parcel Post Volume

Chicago handled 531 441 packages in the first week of the system, tops among cities, with New York 435 951 and Boston 154 821 close behind. Postmaster General Hitchcock released the figures. An ad promotes Modern rooms at Hotel Virgins. Elliott 803.

Washington Chicago Hitchock New York Boston

Arnold's Catarrh Remedy Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement touts Arnold's Catarrh Remedy for head and stomach relief. It promises relief from mucus constipation indigestion dyspepsia and torpid liver and offers money back if one 0c pack age fails. It notes compliance with the Pure Food and Drugs Act and lists Seattle address 999-324 Arcade Bldg Seattle.

Arcade Seattle

Kidney health warning ad promoting Swamp Root remedy

An advertisement warns of kidney and bladder troubles and urges readers to take Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root. It touts symptoms like frequent urination, back pain, and fatigue, promotes sample bottles and a free information book, and provides the company address in Binghamton New York.

Bright Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y Dr. Kilmer & Co Dept. A Dr. Kilmer & Company

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