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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
8
An advisory note asks readers to consult a physician about using Ayer's Sarsaparilla with or without alcohol. The snippet suggests the product may be better without alcohol and labels the guidance as LAO.
Senator Dan Landon, a leading progressive and Roosevelt league leader, announces a campaign for Congress in this district against Will B. Humphrey. The Nebraska-born lawyer's rise from farm boy and janitor to state senator and progressive advocate is highlighted as he emphasizes reform, primaries, and labor measures.
A letter promotes Dr Lathrop as Seattle’s sole neuropathic physician in the People's Bank Building at Second and Pike. The writer credits rapid relief and weight gain after four home treatments and urges early appointments, noting hours 9 am to 5 pm and Sabbath closure.
The Women’s Relief Corps presents Sophia Stephall in a trio of concert lectures at the Y M C A hall on June 19 and 20 with two evening shows and a 3:30 p m Thursday afternoon session. Critics in the United States and Europe praise her voice and teaching.
Subscribers to The Seattle Star request prompt reporting of failed or irregular delivery and any substitution of The Star by others. Readers are urged to contact the circulation office, Main 9400, Circulation Department, if papers do not arrive by 4 o clock.
Barney Goodman and wife sued Seattle Electric Co. for permanent injuries claiming settlement pressure led to a small payout. Jury returned a verdict for the defendant after plaintiffs sought 26 000. A separate case saw R B Campbell awarded 600 in a Compromise after seeking 5 000 against John W Considine for injuries from a December 18 collision when Considine’s car struck him breaking his leg.
Home of R A Dorgan pastor at St Benedict's church was entered Tuesday night and $4 stolen from a pocketbook. The thief overlooked 100 in paper money.
A jumble of brief items notes drownings in Chenneville Quebec a marriage twist in Budapest two Bronx monkey antics scalding photographer Edwin Sanborn in New York a baby found on a Pittsburg porch a waiter strike at the Hotel Martinique and cautionary lines from a Boston Transcript Ambulance chasers in Springfield Illinois mourn limited compensation act uptake.
The civil service commission of Seattle will hold examinations this evening for park laborers after the pool of applicants was exhausted. The minimum wage cited is $2.76 and applicants must have resided in Seattle for one year.
A billy goat in Denver ate a man's chin whiskers during a local incident. Ravenna Circle Mothers Congress met today at Ravenna School for a community gathering.
Long note recalls Lord Rosebery ambitions with Ladas Derby win fulfilling a boyhood dream. Also mentions Mme Moillinshead Hubble address on child welfare, a Texas baby named Joe Bailey, and various local notices of crime, society events, and arrests including Henry J. Paul bond, a church meeting, and a theatre program.
At Duluth a June 6 gathering saw Wm J Bryan cheered by delegates causing a brief halt in proceedings. Clark supporters may switch allegiance if Champ Clark loses control. Wilson men appear to dominate.
Seattle Woman's Commercial club plans a flower shower tomorrow afternoon at the Coliseum. Mrs. Hoffman urges Development Congress members to see Seattle as a flower city and asks Beattie women to send flowers in the morning.
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