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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1912

Page

3

Wife's faith saves man thought dead after lightning

John Brown an engineer on the Northern Pacific train between Butte and Logan was struck by lightning and pronounced dead. His wife, a devout Catholic, fetched holy water from a church to bath his face, after which he revived and walked home. The strike burned hair, melted items, and scorched his body, yet Brown felt no ill effects and continued his run.

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Girls Told How to Wed at Washington Normal School

At Washington D C commencement former superintendent J A Stuart urged graduates to marry men with no imagination but a keen sense of rumor. He warned that such husbands would not be crabbed in old age and would be entertaining in later years.

Washington, D.C Joly Alexander T. Stuart Washington Washington Normal School

Not Over It Yet Crasy Sleepers Quote

The fragment hints at a chilly night and a person recalling sleep in a deceptive or odd phrasing. It preserves a fleeting feeling of cold and a sense of incomplete storytelling without additional context or clear entities.

Man visits 1,000 women in search of wife

Seaford Delaware July 2 James H Furbush a wealthy widower from Wetpipquim Maryland toured the United States to find a fifth wife. He visited over a thousand women but says most sought his money. He plans to stay on his farm for life.

Seaford, Dele United States James H. Furbush Wetpipquim Purbush Furbush Furbusih

Diamond Stud Guards Thief in Subway Sting

James Thom wore a $2,500 diamond stud sewn to a guard that pierces the owner’s flesh if touched. A stranger, John Lair, attempted to steal the jewel in the subway as Policeman Walters detained the man.

James Thom Mr. Thom Walters John Lair

Cork cargo yields body in New York hold

Longshoremen found the shriveled corpse of a man buried in a cork cargo on the Francisco Clampa steamer from Seville. The stowaway starved to death during the voyage to America, uncovering the grim fate of those seeking passage abroad.

Cork New York Spain Francisco Clampa Seville America

Bees Sting Man to Death in West Virginia Farm Town

In Parksburg West Virginia July 3 a farmer Drury Badgely of Pleasant Hill was attacked by a swarm of bees stinging him to death after they settled in his hair and beard. In Philadelphia two youths, Helen Pohnsod and Harry Nogt, were injured when a blown fuse caused their vehicles to lurch and they fell tripping on the curb breaking their left legs.

Philadelphia Mise Helen Pohnsod Harry Nogt North Manayunk Parksburg W. Va Drury Badgely Pleasant Hill Mear Here

Long Court Verdict Settles 15 Year Courtship Suit

In La Crosse Wisconsin Anta Smolek won $1000 in a circuit court case over George Bauer who courted her for fifteen years then moved to Montana to start a home with another woman. Bauer argued he should grant her liberty and marry someone he loved. Smolek sought $5000.

United + tte Wires Lacrosse Wis George Bauar Mins Anta Smolek Ming Smotek Bauer Montana Havers

Swings Scythe At 91 Years In Kansas Pasture

Henry Wedd an early settler in Johnson county Kansas at ninety one still swings his scythe. He carries the tool on his back into the pasture and cuts hay for fun. Wedd owns a farm valued over 100000 dollars and ships cattle hogs and feeders to Kansas City market.

United Press Lenepxa Kan Henry Wedd Thin Johnson County

Bryan’s Historic Fight Against the Plunderbund

Special to The Star. Baltimore July 3. William Jennings Bryan confronts the Wall Street plunderbund at the Democratic National Convention. He pushes to expose deals with Clark and to block Wall Street influence, forcing Clark’s true intentions into the open and uniting progressives against reactionary control. Bryan’s tactical moves and stance redefine the convention fight.

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Swatting Insects: Washington Scientist Maps Fly Lineage

A Washington scientist, Dr. A. Murray, charted a female fly born April 10 1911 that laid eggs to create billions of descendants. His investigation notes twelve distinct branches in six months, illustrating rapid genealogical growth and the potential impact on population studies.

Washington

Chickens Spark Fatal Neighbors’ Fight in Missouri

In Iron Mountain Missouri a feud between two neighboring families over ownership of a chicken led to a deadly fight. James M Hall 26 and Gentry Gibbon 35 were killed. Sheriff John Marshall arrested James Sink and his stepson Harvey Shrum 18 for alleged participation.

Bismarck Iron Mountain James M. Hall Gentry Gibbon John Marshall Iron Equity James Sink Harvey Shrum Hall Gibbeon

Denton Uses Buckboard Campaign Tactic in Oklahoma

J C Denton of Muskogee republican candidate for congress in the Third Oklahoma district travels by two buckboards with a fife and drum corps. He sends the musicians ahead to summon crowds before delivering his political speech.

Muskogee Okla J. C. Denton Congress Oklahoma Denton

NOW POP KNOWS Woney

A playful exchange about common terms and oral anatomy features a father and Sonny. The humorous punchline suggests the palate as the tongue’s sleeping place, offering a light moment on everyday language and body parts.

Woney Sonny

Market Prices From Local Commission Merchants Report

The following are the average prices paid by local commission merchants to producers and prices paid by retailers to the commission houses. Prices shown are buying prices for farmers and selling prices for retailers, subject to variation by freshness and grade.

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