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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
8
Local committees led by Rudolph KK from Utah and Capt A M Village organize a festive carnival in Los Angeles. The Pay Streak attraction, costumed performances, and prize features are set to attract many guests at the stadium with strong community support and planned events across the grounds.
The article outlines two views of current evening coiffure methods for formal wear. It emphasizes waves, puffed sections, and fringed hair as fashionable features, noting the more volume and styling, the higher the fashion appeal.
The Great Northern announced seasonal northbound and westbound low fares for September 15 to October 15. Rates include 25 dollars from St Paul to the coast and 10 dollars from St Louis and Missouri points. The move aims to attract travelers to Idaho, Montana, and Washington.
Sadie B Martin a prominent newspaper editor and editorial writer died in Stockton California this morning. She once served as dramatic critic for the Minneapolis Tribune in the early eighties and is survived by two sons Roy and Archie Martin of Bellingham Washington. The report notes he gets rid of a small portion of it.
Princes Alexandra cancels plans to wed King Manuel after fears of assassination befalling his father and brother. King Edward, grandfather of the bride, supported the match before the decision was announced.
A brutal heat wave in Chicago claimed two lives and left hundreds seeking relief as the city endured extreme temperatures from dawn. The hot spell, building since dawn, sent people indoors and provoked grave conditions across the metropolis.
Elizabeth New Jersey July 29 United Press reports a pink cat named Mike frightened babies and prompted police action. The color changing feline wanders Pier 19 of the Central Railroad works, turning blue before a cold front and pink with clouds. Police pursue the cat as pier workers plan a meeting.
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