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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
1
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A column by Fred L. Boalt compares Seattle scene bars. He contrasts J. J. Kelly’s saloon with the Rainier Club noting fishermen, painters, carpenters and iron workers gather for checks, drinks, and camaraderie while Kelly’s emphasizes beer and straight spirits. Boalt plans a future visit.
Canadian bandit who helped hold up two bank messengers near Nanaimo and fled Orcas Island has been found at Shaw Island cannery. Armed with two revolvers, he vows to kill anyone who betrays him as authorities tighten the Canadian and American search. He previously evaded capture after a gunfight with local officers and is connected to stealing loot moved to West Sound and later clothing purchases in Bellingham before rejoining a partner, who likely escaped.
Weather man promises four days of Potlatch sunshine with the Hyas Tyee arriving at 8 15 a royal salute of 25 guns planned. Secretaries Daniels and navy ships will review the parade at the grandstand Fourth Avenue Blanchard Street while a North Yakima band joins the pageant and Elliott Bay hosts six battleships and submarines.
Coupon No 15 requires four consecutive Star coupons and 15 cents to claim a pennant. A different pennant will be issued each week with Washington State Pennant due July 17. Pennants mailed for 5 cents extra postage. send or bring to The Star 1307 Seventh Avenue near Mon Street.
The body of C. B. Smith of Portland was recovered after a storm on Mount St. Helens. His wife, also missing, was not found. The couple previously lived in Seattle and Portland residents reported the discovery by telephonic advice.
Announcement out of London reports the marriage of Miss Inez Milholland, a noted New York suffragist leader, to Eugene Holssewein of Amsterdam. The couple, who are on a honeymoon in Holland, were connected when Miss Milholland arrived in London. Marconi reportedly introduced them in New York last winter.
A critic explains how a 50 cent minimum gas rate traps Seattle consumers. Mrs Housewife pays 50 cents minimum plus a 15 cent credit carried forward from June, then faces full payment again in July, with future credits never offset.
Bulgarian officials report blood curdling charges against Greek troops who entered Pravishta and allegedly massacred most of the Bulgarian and Turkish population. Greece and Servia forces push forward with a likely next engagement on Bulgarian soil. Brayton Gardner 18 refuses to reveal location of found $35 000 near Boston and Maine tracks. Yonkers wife admits eloping with a neighbor amid threats to kill himself.
The juvenile aid bill failed in the council Monday with six of nine votes, missing the seven needed for an emergency appropriation. Peirce, Griffiths, and Erickson opposed. Mothers' Congress and Federated Women's Clubs backed the measure presented by President Hesketh. The juvenile department relies on voluntary private clerical help, and women threaten to pursue an initiative to take the matter to the voters.
John J. Freeman seventy five, in poor health, bought a gun Monday and killed himself at Woodland Park after visiting the zoo and a bench in the woods. He lived with his wife and two daughters at Bellevue and had a married daughter visiting. A note directed cremation and no funeral. In London charitable institutions received $150000 from Sunday moving picture shows in the last year.
July 15 reports a gold nugget discovery in Puyallup streets sparked a rush as Berry pickers and business men join in panning black sand on Second and St. The alert began Sunday evening after Chas Fulmer, leader of a fruit growers' association, found nuggets in sand from a well digging crew.
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