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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
7
Mrs. Frolich charges cruelty and non support in King county court labeling the sculptor Finn H. Frolich as abusive including choking her. She left him months ago with a weeks old baby placed in a home while she works. The 1910 Victoria marriage followed a prior divorce from Ragnhild B. Frolich.
United Press leashed feud reports strained relations as union labor and shop employers clash over pay in Vancouver British Columbia. Carpenters press for higher remuneration while employers resist. Local unions lean toward joining carpenters though shop operation remains a disputed issue.
Traveling men in Seattle are invited to a June 10 banquet hosted by local business men to mark the Potlatch event. Arrangements include entertainment for buyers and sellers in the Seattle territory, with over 76,000 invitations issued and room accommodations at the Virginian near Westlake Ave.
Burglars bored through a three foot wall and drilled the vault door of the Specie Bank, taking $100 from an emergency box and leaving $3,000 behind. The theft was discovered when the cashier arrived. A second item notes a debate at the Labor Temple on Single Tax Against Socialism with Will Atkinson defending Henry George and Judge Richard Winsor opposing. Also an invitation to a 10 day camping outing to Longmuir Springs leaving Seattle July 5 costs $20 with reservations through Mr Slatten.
Mme Luisa Tettraszini kissed Mme Adelina Patti at a London benefit for her old plantat William Gana. Patti, who drew encores, sang Home Sweet Home amid the crowd. A man rushed the stage to embrace Patti during the performance. In Indianapolis Nathan Schulman sued Frank Lemontree for $10 000 for alienation of Mrs Schulman’s affections and was awarded one cent.
The funeral for F. B. Southard will be held Sunday at 2 p m at the Royistonay Unitarian church with Rev. J. D. O. Powers in charge.
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