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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1916

Page

2

Mixed Up Minds and Hidden Joys in Confessions of a Wife

In a tense moment Pat carries the grieving Alice to safety while the narrator contemplates life, love, and a Vienna specialist’s verdict. The entry explores hidden happiness, lingering notes from Malcolm Stuart, and the idea that fate keeps lovers apart, leaving questions about mortal affinity.

Pat Alice Vienna Little Book Malcolm Stuart Molle Mollie Margie Waverly Marri Fate

Convention Hall Gossip at the Republican Convention

A bustling Chicago scene from June coverage describing Vic tor Murdock and Elihu Root nominations, society women, and the frenzied atmosphere. It notes Henry Ford's supporters, Theodore Roosevelt Jr. moments, Chicago Mayor Big Bill Thompson, and police actions as Parade Day unfolds.

Seamen’s law working well worldwide coastwise

Washington reports the new federal seamen law is operating to benefit employers and seamen. Secretary Redfield cited cases in Boothbay Maine and Jacksonville Fla where departments quickly supplied registered sailors, enabling ships to sail with compliant crews and warning offenses. Cooperation with labor and commerce officials speeds resolutions.

Washington Sam Redfield Sai Welcooner Boothbay Maine Ceal Department Department of Labor Bath Jacksonville Fla Department of Commerce Department of Labor and Customs Commerce Department

Fathers testify in trial of Orpet

In Waukegan Illinois on June 16 Frank Lambert father of Marian Lambert testified he kissed his daughter good night and found her dead in Helmwoods the next morning Theodore Orpet’s father Edward Orpet testified he kept a pound of cyanide in a greenhouse and was questioned about the case

Waukegan Frank Lambert Marian Lambert Will Orpet Helmwoods Orpet Edward Orpet

Peddler Saves Everett Girl From Burning Hair

A June 10 incident in Everett reports Frances Bryan, a local schoolgirl, escaping injury after her hair caught in an open stove. An unknown peddler restrained the flames by striking them out, preventing burns to the girl.

Everett Frances Bryan

Broadways Guild Melting Pot Nets Eight Hundred

The Broadway guild of the orthopedic hospital organized a melting pot for old valuables including trinkets and auto metal. It netted $800 to fund a gymnasium for crippled patients at the hospital.

Broadway Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital

U S Aviator Killed As Plane Crashes Near Pensacola

Lieutenant R C Sufley of the U S Navy died when his aircraft lost its rudder and plunged about 6000 feet near Pensacola Florida. The fatal crash occurred yesterday with Sufley aboard the plane.

Pensacola Fla R. C. Sufley

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