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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1905

Page

5

Gene Allen Hosts Green Lake Newspaper Men Night

Gene Allen editor and publisher hosted a Tuesday gathering at the Green Lake boat house with King County press members and Seattle reporters. Chief Delaney and Councilman Murphy attended, no arrests made, a near mishap with a story about Mount Rainier causing a stir. The evening featured coffee, lake trout, fried chicken, and a preview of upcoming Green Lake News content.

Gene Allen Eat King County Green Lake Seattle Pelicee Delaney Billie Mur Johnnie Dorr Mount Rainier Murphy

New Rheumatism Cure Claim Promises Gentle Relief

An advertisement proclaims a scientific discovery that cures rheumatism without harsh treatment. It claims a free cure and urges sufferers to try the new remedy, promising relief without discomfort.

Gloria Tonic Promised to Cure Rheumatism and Gout

John A. Smith of Milwaukee Wisconsin advertises Gloria Tonic as a guaranteed home cure for rheumatism and gout. He claims hospital tests support it and offers a free booklet with drawings and case details, urging readers to mail their names for immediate sent copies of the tonic and book.

John A. Smith Giloria Bidg Milwaukee, Wis

Divorce Complaint Details Gertrude Spencer Misconduct

Karl R. Spencer sues for divorce alleging his wife Gertrude Spencer promised in 1901 to love and obey but later in 1904 vowed hate, threatened to shoot him, and preferred other men's company. He cites her ungovernable temper and intended socializing with other men.

Karl R. Spencer Gertrude Spencer Spencer

Bishop Joyce Dies Noted Missionary Bishop

Bishop Isaac W. Joyce, age 69, suffered a paralysis stroke at Red Rock Minnesota. He has served as bishop of the MBE church since 1885 and preached since 1459. His early ministry included evangelistic work in China and Japan.

Isaac W. Joyce Joyce Red Rock Minn M. BE China Japan

Giant Powder Scare In Neighborhood After Contractor Lapses

Residents of Twenty seventh Street and East Union fear a neglected contracto r leaving loose giant powder that could explode at any moment. Patrolman Bergstrom calmed fears by promising to place the explosive under proper control. Neighbors worry youths may misuse the powder for destructive displays.

Twenty-seventh East Union Kingdom Come Bergstrom

New York Inventor John T. Foster Dies at Arlington

John T. Foster, noted inventor and manufacturer of retractable pens and linked with the invention of the newing machine, died in Arlington, New Jersey, at age 5.

New York John T. Foster Arlingon N. J

Wedding on Carnival Grounds

Wedding on the street carnival grounds on Wednesday at 9 30 p m. Misa Etta Combe and John W Logan of Seattle will be married by Rev Wilson assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian church. There will be all the accessories to a well conducted ceremony including bridesmaids best man flower girl presents and the altar.

Misa Etta Combe John W. Logan Seattle Wilson First Presbyterian Church

July Remnant Sale Listing With Various Household Goods

A fragmented ad lists remnant sale items including china salad dishes, cups and saucers, heavy glass lemon items, fruit and rubber goods, Lennox soap, 10 quart granite fruit, feather dusters, window shades, hose, steamer chairs, screen doors, close weave ham mock, souvenir cards, and 6x8 pictures with oak frames. Prices shown are inconsistent but indicate sale offers.

Interesting People Tippling and Dividing Smaller Numbers

A concise note describes a daily one hour study program focused on multiplying and dividing smaller numbers, inviting curiosity. The line hints at a learner or teacher guiding through arithmetic operations with emphasis on curiosity and discipline.

Ruthven’s Prodigy Dowell Amazes Town with Skill

Malcolm Haskine Dowell, five, son of a Rock Island conductor, reads and spells with advanced skill and knows geography, language marks, and uses the dictionary. His math prowess shines in rapid mental addition and subtraction, astounding observers for a child of his age.

Ruthven Iowa Malcolm Haskine Dowell Rock Island Malcolm

Knotty Questions Arise In Suess Divorce Case

Portland July 12 Two issues dominate the Suess divorce trial. First Dr Charles Watts nose was broken in a scuffle for a kiss with guest Miss Kate Hannigan and Mrs Suess. Second whether Willie Mattoon lost his trousers fleeing the house as William Suess approached.

Portland Ore Suess Charles Watts May J L. Suess Kate Hannigan William Suess Willie Elmer E. Thomas

Steamer Perdita Schedules Quilcene Hood Canal Run

The Steamer Perdita will offer an excursion rate of $1.00 to Quilcene and Hood Canal. The trip departs Galbraith dock at 9 a m on Friday July 14 and returns to Seattle at 10 30 p m.

Perdita Quilcene and Hood Canal Galbraith Dock Seattle

Local theater crowds pack Third Avenue for Taylor company

Summer audiences fill the Third Avenue theater nightly to watch the Charles A Taylor company in Held for Ransom a stirring melodrama praised as the best of its kind this season. The bill features La Monta acrobatic feats The Constable by the Delong sisters and Frank Milton Zara and Zary in The World's Greatest Conquerors moving pictures and an illustrated song. Dr N Dwight Hillie offers two lectures at the Grand Opera House Friday and Sunday with topics Ruskin's Message Cromwell.

Third Avenue Theater Charles A. Taylor Company Constantinople United States Indiana la Monta Constable de Long Sisters Frank Milton Zara & Zary Company Illustrated Song Moving Pictures Frnday N . Dwight Hillie Grand Ostra House

Edward L Carson Dies in Texas at 64

Edward L Carson a prominent national bank examiner for the estate of Washington died at an outdoor hospital camp for consumptives near San Angelo Texas. The body was shipped to Knoxville Tennessee. His brother is a mathematics professor at the University of Tennessee. His sister Mrs Clifton R Breckenridge is married to a former minister to Russia and an Arkansas congressman. Hood canal return Friday July M leaving Galbraith dock at 9 am.

Edward L. Carson Texas San Angelo

Salt Water Resort Opens Daily At Indoor Natatorium

Alkt Natatorium remains the sole covered resort open daily regardless of weather. Under roof conditions this Alaska bidg facility, led by Dr. F. M. Conn, offers year round swimming options.

Alkt Natatorium

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