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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
3
The readable text mentions stomach discomfort and breathing, with references to disruption and restoration. It reads as an incomplete medical note or patient symptom fragment lacking clear actions, dates, or named entities. The piece hints at techniques or effects related to digestion and respiration but provides no concrete conclusions.
Letters published by the Evening Post show Gov Woodrow Wilson and Col Geo Harvey editor of Harper s Weekly reaffirming mutual regard after a public clash over campaign support. Wilson thanks Harvey for past support and asks forgiveness for his manner. Harvey replies that personal tensions are set aside and notes Harper s Weekly public service.
In Portland a grocer Chas Brown, 32, killed himself after a violent quarrel over their three year old daughter Merlin. His wife suffered three scalp wounds from blows with a hammer before Brown shot himself, leaving the baby under neighbors care with the mother in hospital.
Kansas Governor Stubbs urged Theodore Roosevelt as the party’s likely nominee and winner, expressing confidence in his ability to restore public faith in republicanism. Roosevelt replied he had nothing to say on the matter.
Shanghai January 31 Standard Oil Co is declared the financial resource of the Chinese revolutionists. Officials say Sun Yat Sen will sign over control of China oil resources to the trust, a move that may check European rivals.
A Kentucky boy Adolph William Hawkins of Frankfort has seven grandmothers after one died last year leaving him two. They include Mrs Susan Hawkins of Lawrenceburg and several Peelvier and Hawkins relatives from Harrodburg and Lawrenceburg. Also noted is a great great grandmother Lucretia Whittinghill of Lebanon Junction with another death last year. Hetty Green’s son Col E H R Green, in San Francisco, remains a bachelor and plans to depart in the same dress. Col Roosevelt denies a May trip as far as Colorado.
Dr Frederick A Cook faced a ceiling bees incident during a polar lecture in Kentucky as a thaw sent swarms down on attendees including the speaker. The crowd remained seated and the event continued despite the swarm disruption.
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