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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
News from the Frohman offices details two Paris plays headed for New York. A Thief In the Night features a profligate who aids a woman of the underworld for letters and money then marries her. La Vierge Folie portrays a love triangle amid strong scenes including a pivotal choice by a wife.
Twenty eight of the fifty candidates who took the state dental board examination in Seattle last week were granted licenses to practice dentistry in the state. The list of successful names includes Bartoh Luther Radow Quinlan Bowe McGreal Conway Padget Bowlby Mose Hotson Habe ger Johnson Clay Echternach Van Schoick Walker Bollerman Howell Taylor Dishman Loomis Ogle Gilroy Lemieux Jacobs McBean Haworth.
John Chester clung to a horseshoe as three cars struck him in succession in Richfield New Jersey. He was tossed aside twice and knocked unconscious after the third collision but suffered no broken bones. The horseshoe remains nailed over his stable door.
A York man pulling four gold crowned teeth from his mouth pawns them for liquor. He is freed as no crime exists in pawning one’s own teeth. Police note a pattern of dental robberies and plan further inquiry. A Redmen tribal meeting for Great Sachem A. M. Watts is announced for July 11 at Eagles hall.
Wanda Radford, once hailed as Australasia’s most beautiful girl, has evolved from the “wonder child” to the “wonderful woman.” Her Berlin debut provoked a furore and a critics’ nickname change, and she now shines on the Paris stage after study at the conservatoire.
York Pa June 3 Edward Baublits foreman of the sand blast department at the York manufacturing plant was injured when a 279 pound casting struck him and he was knocked under a moving car. He lost two fingers and sustained a back injury and two broken ribs hoping the doctor could reattach the fingers but was disappointed.
A wild mix of incidents from across cities. Impure milk blamed for deaths at Crittenton home. Jeff Urouilet, 10, killed repairing high power lines near Terrace Heights. births reported in Mentile. pope observes aeroplane flight by a priest in Spoleto. various accidents and crimes noted from Seattle to Chicago with deaths, arrests, escapes and legal actions.
Mrs. Jarrett Pittman, 86, near Mc Connellaburg, Md, astonishes neighbors as snow-white hair darkens to strands of dark color, gradually replacing the white hair during a long confinement due to illness.
Childrens gowns in muslin or cambric with high or V necks and slipovers offered from ages one to fourteen. Prices range from 35c to 1.95 depending on size. Princess combinations for girls 12 to 16 priced 1.45 to 3.95 with lace trims and Torchon or Valenciennes edges.
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