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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented OCR item notes a water patent reference tied to 1299 and a street named NOES Street. The incomplete text mentions an entity possibly related to Laurent and a listing of boiler or patent terms.
Cambridge reports claim Prof. Richard Norton of Harvard may have unveiled the earliest riddle of Stonehenge, hitherto unread for centuries. Norton, son of the late Charles Eliot Norton, has earned fame in Asia and just arrived at Rome to disclose findings from the American archaeological expedition in the Greek city founded 631.
A fragmented column records the Loonylines craze with readers from Seattle and Everett sending in wry, surreal lines. The piece references Mount Rainier, a motorcar ride, and quirky questions, capturing a playful, chaotic postcard of local life.
Readers wonder what events and festivities lie ahead as the town gears up for a public celebration tomorrow. Organizers promote family activities, music, and historical exhibits to mark the occasion.
A Long Island electric train struck a picnic wagon at a grade crossing near Ozone Park killing five and wounding two. Among the four women and two men in the wagon only one severely injured survivor remains. Richard Creed, the train conductor, was among the injured as two bodies were ground under the train and two others were hurled through the wagon’s open door striking Creed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard was found walking in her sleep in night clothes on Boonville street in Springfield. She was awakened by two patrolmen and taken home after the incident occurred early this morning.
June weather report shows Seattle peak at 77 degrees on the 11th with low rainfall and many cloudy days. Chicago hit 100, while Seattle enjoyed several pleasant days June 18 and 20 noted as perfectly lovely with full sunshine records.
Phoenix endures the heaviest rain since 1891 with 5.49 inches. Crops like cantaloupe and alfalfa are ruined and at least a dozen adobe houses washed away. Four hours after the storm, most buildings sat submerged one to three feet as property losses run into thousands.
The poet and former pension commissioner Eugene F. Ware died at Cascade near Pike's Peak and his body was sent to Fort Scott Kansas for burial. He was famed as Iron Quill in literature and journalism.
Joseph Day a Portland detective faces a grueling cross examination as prosecutor Murphy presses him about carrying a typewritten copy of his testimony and connections to ex Chief Charles Wappenstein. Day admits prior friendships and past affiliations while denying motive against Burns detectives.
The second biennial Seattle convention of the State Association of Deaf Mutes opened at the YMCA auditorium with President Divine signing the proceedings. Delegates from various professions attend a program of addresses and reports, followed by city excursions and planned events including a Woodlandia picnic and a Tacoma trip.
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