Price Cut Sparks Sore Trade On Affects
A terse market note reports price reductions triggering a ripple across local trades. Analysts pointed to demand shifts affecting several firms and workers as buyers reassess inventories.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
1
Ragged Edgers Dance The Night At Old Marta’s
In New York on July 26 a Ragged Edger gathering at Old Marta’s in West filet features dancing, spaghetti and cigarette smoke inhaled together, and a lively, happy crowd. Zoe Anderson Norris leads the group connected to her East Side magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marta’s
West Filet
Ragged Edgers
Zoe Anderson Norris
East Side
Silke in the Feet Saleara Event Noted
Fragmentary OCR mentions Silke related to feet and Saleara, with unclear details. The readable text points to an event or item involving named parties but lacks sufficient context or dates for full summary. Further readable lines needed for a precise card.
Frail Woman Beaten to Death Husband Arrested
Fred Lewis a Skykomish teamster was arrested by Sheriff Cudihee after Anna Lewis aged 51 died on a Great Northern train en route to Providence Hospital Seattle. Deputy Prosecutor Steele began investigation for possible manslaughter. Neice Miss Josie Willison said Lewis battered his wife, who weighed about 90 pounds, and neighbors and Dr Greason helped her board a train before she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lewis
Skykomish
Cudihee
Anna Lewis
Great Northern
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Steele
Lewis
Theatre bars socialist play at Moore theatre
John Cort owner of the Moore theatre said the socialist play The Colonel and His Friends would not be produced there Sunday night amid threats of trouble and rioting The socialists moved the showing to the Seattle theatre instead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cort
Moore
the Moore the
the Socialista
Seattle
City to Save Over Eighty-Two Thousand by In-House Garbage
The city projects saving 82000 by taking over garbage collection, comparing with private contractors' 1912 costs of 228020.32. Health Commissioner Dr Crichton estimates 264275 for 1914. Direct city collection started in February this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crichton
Ninety year old drives auto in Lewiston
Lewiston Pa July 26 Andrew Lyanoble, 90, has learned to run an automobile and spends much time driving. He is in the best of health and does not look more than 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Andrew Lyanoble
Seattle Railway Employes Picnic Highlighted By Dancing at Golden Gardens
Seattle railway men celebrate their annual picnic at Golden Gardens park under the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors of America No. 288. The program started at 3 PM and runs through the evening, with dancing as the featured attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Golden Gardens Park
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors of America
Forest Fire Danger Warned Across Western States
The U S forestry department warns of great danger of disastrous forest fires in Idaho Oregon Washington and California due to hot dry weather. Ongoing danger remains in New Mexico and Arizona though rains have lessened the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Forestry Department
Idaho
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Arizona
PENNANTS OFFER PROMOTION BY THE SEATTLE STAR
Four consecutive coupons from The Star, numbered 1 to 4, presented with 15 cents earns a pennant worth 65 cents. Oregon State pennants go out Monday. Pennants mailed for an extra 5 cents per pennant. Mail or bring to The Seattle Star at 1307 Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Oregon State
Seattle Star
Seventh Avenue
Union Street
Prohibit Salvationist Street Meetings Sparks Dispute
Six Salvation Army members arrested for holding a Hewitt al. street meeting were discharged after explaining they did not understand the ordinance. Everett officials say the law targets socialists and I W W s but cannot be elastic for Salvation Army. Street gatherings may last 10 to 15 minutes before members must move on. The army threatens to quit Everett without a clear permit stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Salvation Army
Hewitt al
Salvationists
Christensen
Mrs Snook details alleged abuse and divorce filing
Mrs Donna E Snook filed for divorce from Herbert E Snook an attorney and former candidate for the superior court judgeship asserting years of abuse including a July 23 incident when he drove them and her 1 year old daughter Dorothea to a dark street choked and bit her neighbors helped. The couple married August 27 1999 and have three children Dorothea Ruthella and Herbert Jr They resided at 2542 14th Ave W The court issued a restraining order and Snook is sought for sole possession of home furniture and custody of the children. Mrs Snook says she fears for her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna E. Snook
Herbert E. Snook
Superior Court
E. M. Farmer
Dorothea
Ruthella
Herbert
Snook
Beattle
Avy. W
Odd items and colorful incidents from July dispatches
Brief note mix from July reports: Mrs. Kate Burns drenched and burned herself after angering her husband over a dress in Aldershot. Annie and Olie Atood fined for porch bathing in Chattanooga. Harold Wilson injured in a crabbing motorcycle incident in Philadelphia. Mrs. Spaulding kept her six week old alive for three days by artificial respiration in Los Angeles. Christine earns a tennis title in St. Louis after a six day match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Burns
London
Kate Burne
Aldershot
Babe
Los Angeles
J. H. Spaulding
Former Tacoma clerk Samuel D Bridges sentenced for embezzlement
Samuel D Bridges former clerk of the U S court in Tacoma was sentenced to 18 months in the federal penitentiary at McNeil Island by Judge Robert Bean of Portland on embezzlement of government funds. He was allowed bond for 30 days pending a Supreme Court of Appeals writ of error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Samuel D. Bridges
U. S. Court
Federal
McNells Island
Robert 8. Bean
Portland
Bridges
Supreme Court of Appeals
California Grapefruit Arrives as Western Ave Market Booms
Today marked the first arrival of California grapefruit on Western Avenue. Demand pushed prices to six dollars while a carload of melons reached the market. Sales were brisk with few melons available before the supply arrived.
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California
Western
Aviator Proposes at 2000 Feet Over Elliott Bay
Aviation story recounts Harry Christofferson proposing to Bertha Mack 2000 feet above Elliott Bay during Potlatch week flight. Miss Mack accepts, promising marriage. ceremony to be held 2 o'clock Monday at Luna Park with Dr. M. A. Matthews officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Bay
Harry Christofferson
Christofferson
Bertha Mack
Luna Park
Seattle
Macks
Miss Mack
Solomon Not in It With Nisbet
Denver officials will suspend speeding offenders from 30 to 90 days or more by confining automobiles in city garage after conviction. Commissioner Alexander Nisbet hopes the penalty will deter speed fiends and regulate penalties by the violation’s severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Alexander Nisbet
Appointment Seen For Italian Navy Chief Duke
May name Duke Rome July 26 reports indicate the Duke of the Abruzzi will be named commander in chief of the Italian navy, with an official announcement expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Locomobile Co Opens Seattle Factory Branch
Seattle sees the Locomobile Co of America establish a factory branch adding to its existing agency in the city. Locomobile cars are among the highest priced autos on the market. The move marks a notable expansion for the company in the regional automotive market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Locomobile Co. of America
Locomobile
Greeks Victors in Action at Dedeagatch
Wireless from Athens reports Greek fleet captured Dedeagatch driving out Bulgarians. Bulgars allegedly assassinated several notables and burned the town. Servian Montenegrin and Greek peace delegates begin journey to Bucharest aboard steamer from Belgrade for preliminary talks next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Dedeagatch
Bucharest
Belgrade
Merchants Seek Restraining Order Over Street Meetings
Atty. P. V. Davis filed for a restraining order on Fourth avenue and Pike street after noon on behalf of the Colonial theatre and about six other businesses. Judge Humphries heard the application alleging that large crowds at street meetings congest the streets and disrupt business.
Wilson to fire ambassador may hinge on Mexico report
United Press Seared Wire reports President Wilson may remove Henry Lane Wilson the U S ambassador to Mexico after a lengthy interview with Secretary Bryan. Wilson plans a full report on his actions since Madero's fall and dictates earlier confidential dispatches to Bryan s stenographer. Outcome uncertain as removal could complicate Mexican affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
U. S
Mexico
Bryan
Madero
Wilso
Britain to Aid Vancouver in Dreadnought Delay
Dispatches from Ottawa indicate the British dreadnought New Zealand may be detained in Canadian waters beyond the planned itinerary to await the Mexican situation. The cruiser Rainbow will be manned by cadets and crew from the dismantled Rainbow at Halifax, with land offering to cooperate with the United States to restore peace in the Southern republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Ottawa
Halifax
United States
Resto
Republic
Truth About Various Re calls and Col Blethen Book
Mrs Catherine D Stirtan plans a book of recalls to be released within two weeks. It documents her recall campaign against M Dilling Wardall and Kellogg and notes she recently Riethen for services. Phonographs will sell at stands and book stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Blethen
Catherine D. Stirtan
Grecian Robe and Sandals Stir Paris Fashion Scene
In Paris the baroness de Guestre, a dress reform pioneer, unveils a white sandals and sheer Grecian robe in the Champs Elysees theatre. She questions why women are taught to hide their feet and legs and teases a forthcoming winter surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baroness de Guestre
Champs Elysees Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trir
Affc
Norman
Artist
Ragged Edge
Raymond
Sog
Kyles
Saleara
Rie
Tre
Cort
Seattle Railway
ATILE
Salvationist
Mrs. Snook
Chattanooga
Tenn
Annie
Olie Atood
Philadelphia
Harold Wilson
ST. Louis
Christine
Solomon
Nisbet
Britain
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