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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
6
United Press reports a case involving a woman who eloped with a man named Marmontine Islopement and returned to her mother's home. The court considers age and parental consent leading to a possible annulment and remarriage, with ongoing disputes among friends and authorities.
An American newspaper brief reports creation of a New Jersey form club in Jersey City at 201 Plonee. It mentions planning events with PV Davia and Muchmare setting aims for 500 members and a state day with former residents invited to arrive at 10:00 for a formal ceremony at the New York building.
The readable phrases mention cough relief and a claimed cure. No verifiable details on product, source, or authorities are present. Requires fuller context to determine if a news item or advertisement.
A group of chorus girls from Spokane register for land on the Coeur d Alene Indian reservation, hoping to farm 160 acres per Uncle Sam. They discuss leaving Broadway for farms, with one performer noting the lure of ranch life and simple living while retaining ties to the stage.
New Jersey and Delaware plan observances at the AY P exposition with New Jersey’s commissioners Isaac C. Hall and George W. Muchmore visiting to represent the governor. Delaware plans reunions for former residents amid a quieter program at the fair.
At 10 40 in the morning Commissioner Hall will respond to a welcome by Senator Wilcox and an exposition official. The event signals a formal greeting and remarks from the official and senator in attendance.
The text combines partial reports about individuals named Robert Sutherland and Nobert Sutherland in medical care, a Pueblo voyage to San Francisco with cargo, and the formal acceptance of President Reyes of Colombia's resignation, followed by an unrelated social remark.
Governor Charles K. L. Hughes of New York will arrive in Seattle next Monday night. A large delegation of New Yorkers will greet him at the station and escort him to the fair grounds. He will stay in the governor's quarters for a week and speak at a major meeting on New York day.
Admiral W. J. Thompson is at Providence hospital and has shown no improvement for several days. He remains in the same condition as when admitted.
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