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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
8
Closing arguments began in the Percy Tugwell case over the murder of Mrs. Maude Kennedy. The defendant's bride Thelma Tugwell displayed a chloroform phial on the witness stand, claiming it not lethal. Reports say the district attorney may seek the death penalty if convicted.
Charlies E Carboneau an Alaska figure linked to Klondike mining fiction is reported in New York hospitals after a harrowing escape from German captivity He claims to be a French lieutenant whose five sons were killed during a breakout and says he later traveled to England and then America The tale places him as a familiar name in Seattle and with wife Belinda Mulroony in the Klondike lore.
Mrs. Mary Tiehbeck receives Gustaw Lamberth’s letter from Shneibmuld Germany detailing a concentration camp housing about 15 000 prisoners of war with 4000 in hospitals. He cites Russians wishing not to return to Russia and notes December bank seizures in French territories with over 500 French prisoners taken. Supreme confidence in Germany’s victory is expressed.
Charles Hewitt and his wife Elva Hewitt were jailed for allegedly stealing a 10 cent can of asparagus from H. A. Elba at the Pike Street market. They were arrested Wednesday on a complaint filed in local justice court.
A persuasive plea warns that catarrh is a serious, widespread danger. The author recounts personal suffering from nasal and other organ catarrh and urges immediate, private action to learn a cure, claiming success through a simple, inexpensive method and inviting readers to write.
A self described ordinary businessman Samuel Katz claims a simple effective method cured his catarrh after failed treatments. He urges readers to send name and address to his Chicago address to learn how he conquered the illness and promises to reveal details by mail.
A sufferer recalls severe chronic catarrh and failed remedies before finding a simple, dramatic cure. He describes relentless symptoms, multiple trials of medicines, and renewed health after adopting a new plan that relieved every symptom and restored strength, appetite, and happiness.
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