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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at a simple notice or social note but lacks concrete facts, dates, or entities to confirm a specific event or action.
A Canadian Pacific train derailed near Sudbury after crossing an iron bridge, plunging three cars into the river. The cascade of wreckage trapped passengers. only eight in the diner survived amid a mass of wreckage and ice. many victims identified, including several named passengers and crew.
Reports describe a broad boycott movement affecting meat prices and bean markets. Federal probes loom as district attorneys, grocers, and growers respond with actions to restrain prices while urging public cooperation.
A report from Vancouver describes a mysterious haunting at a local farm linked to an incident involving a tenant named OM Miller who was renting the property. Details are sparse as the article notes a disruption in the previous year with a man missing and unclear circumstances around the event.
John Martin of Aurora woke in Glassboro New Jersey to find his teeth had slipped down his throat after he forgot to remove them before sleep. A local physician treated him with medicine and he recovered without serious trouble after retracing the incident path.
A brisk teaser notes there are more than 360 items of inter net to be found on page seven and urges readers to turn over and read the Want news before forgetting.
Stomach cleanser and gas absorbent claims purity and rapid odor absorption. Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, made from willow wood charcoal, are promoted to relieve flatulence sour stomach and indigestion with a free sample offer from the F A Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.
Calhoun publishes a protest alleging the city council led by Gill ignored public rights in granting franchises to public service firms. He accuses private corporate attorneys of shaping contracts and claims Bouillon was kept from these deals. The piece links Rainier Valley transit woes to the council’s handling of business and calls for action to advance tracks to Hamper Valley.
A Vancouver junk dealer named A Goldberg was arrested after detectives tracked a gelly colored weecut and a diamond stud resembling a locomotive headlight. Goldberg renanted at Tacoma on fraud charges. Officers Peterson and McClurg traced the item to King Street Station and captured him last night.
Leonard Carroll reports a hunger driven footpad struck him about the chin at Minoray and Howell at 2 AM, knocking him out and stealing $6 and a jack knife after a brief search of his pockets. The robber, claiming hunger, presented a pitiful story before the assault and robbery.
Independent Presbyterian church circulating subscription lists to raise funds for a new church building. Rev W A Bass pastors the congregation, which split from the main body after ministers unclothed Rev Bass.
The North Western Mutual Fire Association of BSeattle held its annual meeting on Tuesday January 1. Dividends of 40 percent of premiums were returned on most policies including three and five year dwellings brick building and sprinklered risks. Dividends of 66 percent were paid on annual payment dwelling policies factory business 36 percent and other business 25 percent. After dividends 61642.40 was added to surplus. Average dividend was 40 percent of premiums with 18 percent to undivided profits totaling 68 percent of premiums as profit to policyholders. The company’s non assessable policies are secured by cash resources totaling 228462.62, over five times the amount needed to pay losses based on nine years of experience.
A Missouri Pacific train was held up near Eureka by four men using a red lantern. They prompted the engineer to detach the mail, baggage and express cars and attempted to blow the express safe containing 10 000 dollars. Twenty five bags of registered mail were torn open and stolen. A missing car and engine were found on a siding at Cattlewood ten miles from Pureka as deputies pursued.
Scotland Yard hunts for suffragette group after a mailed perforated paper target to a candidate facing reelection. police raid on a shooting gallery linked to the movement follows reports of rifle and revolver practice among women. Authorities suspect Winston Churchill as the target recipient amid election tensions. In Cincinnati six hurt in Chicago Express wreck near Riverside. three may die.
An old advertisement urges taking Seventy-Seven at first signs of cold and grip to prevent symptoms. It claims rapid relief and notes the product is handy to carry. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Address printed as Nomen Mee Cer Abn Mtreeta, New York.
Reports from Paris and New York describe selamograph readings indicating a distant quake and a major temblor with record variations. France suffers floods killing over thirty in the south and east while Japan debates open policy in Manchuria. A Cleveland seismograph notes likely Caribbean activity and a Dayton Washington arrest for smoking.
A promotional letter praises Arnold's Asthma Cure after eighteen years of gasping for breath. It invites readers to order a $2.25 trial with a money back guarantee and advertises Arnold's Electric Vibrator for various ailments. The note mentions Dr. Lee Howard and provides Beattie Washington address details.
A native runner brings news that Col Roosevelt finally killed two white rhinoceros cows and three bulls during a Congo expedition. The dispatch notes a first arrest since last June in Fort Worth, with Hovlahan named as head of a department in Chicago and Alton progress.
Flagstaff observers debunk Halley’s comet claim. Officials confirm the bright naked eye object is the Innes comet seen after sunset low in the southern sky, notable for its unusual path and brightness.
A new and simple apparatus claims to restore hearing and stop head noises. G C Powell offers free information to anyone, claiming quick at home results and accessibility for long and varied deafness causes from his Peoria Illinois contact.
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