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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

2

Calf Causes Hat to Go Missing in Transit

In a comical mix up, a New York hat shipped with a loose calf ends up eaten by the animal on a West Cote line. Mike Flannery delivers the damaged hat, notes its loss, and settles with Mrs. Madden after a tense confrontation at her home.

Mike Flannery Mike Flannery Plannery Missua Mary Maria Ernestine Consignee Martha Mary Madden Missus Mabby Aix Deak Missus Madden Filannery New York M. M. Madden Mrs. Madden

Cotterill to Europe During Key Senate Campaign

George F. Cotterill, Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, plans to depart July 7 for Christiania Norway and stay through September to attend an international temperance congress. While away he may boost Turner’s campaign by absence, prompting questions about his stance as a contender in the Seattle primary.

George F. Cotteril United States Senate Ole Cotterill Christiania Norway Fone International Temperance Congress Neers United States Soothle Seattle M. L. Longfellow James A. Haight Edgars Leonia W. Browne Longfellow Earl G. Rice University of Washington Murphine Thomas F

Erickson and Gill Clash Over Bond Financing

Councilman Erickson and Mayor Gill trade blows over a council ordinance to redeem 50,000 of 400,000 city light bonds bought by the state at 3 percent. The mayor vows a veto, arguing the move risks another 50,000 borrowings at 5 percent. Erickson says the 50,000 comes from a sinking fund to retire the debt and cannot be used for other purposes.

Erickson Gill

Dawson party sails to Tanana district on Yukon

Thomas Riggs Jr of the Alaska engineering commission led a party of 40 men who arrived yesterday and immediately sailed on the steamer Yukon toward the Tanana district.

Fish as cheap high protein staple gains notice

The annual year book of the department of agriculture highlights fish as nutritious and economical compared with meat. Pennington notes public neglect of fish despite protein percentages with beef loin 17.9 percent and white fish 22.3 percent, among others like blue fish 18 and cod steaks 18.

Department of Agriculture M. E. Pennington

Busy Preacher Dr Carter Helm Jones Heads East

Pastor Dr Carter Helm Jones of the First Baptist church will attend the Northern Baptist convention. He will preside as president at the Judson centennial meetings of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and preach in Boston and New York and speak at a Chicago ministers council.

Carter Helm Jones First Baptist Church East Northern Baptist Convention American Baptist Foreign Mission Society Boston New York Ministers’ Council Chicago

League Plans Charter Vote at Tuesday Meeting

The Municipal league will meet at the Rothskeller Tuesday at noon to endorse or condemn the new city charter. The move follows a recommendation from the league’s charter revision committee.

Municipal League Rothskeller League

ASK FRANCHISE FOR INTERURBAN ROUTE EXTENSION

The traction company will seek a city franchise Monday to run Green Lake and Everett cars over Stoneway Green Lake boulevard and Woodland Park to 85th. The request aims to cut round trip time by about 20 minutes.

The Traction Company Council Green Lake Everett Stoneway Green Lake Boulevard Woodland Park

Revival at Green Lake Presbyterian features 60 voice choir

A revival at Green Lake Presbyterian Church features a 60 voice choir led by Mrs. Ruth Osborn Morgan. Her father Theodore H. Osborn, known as a drummer evangelist, assists in the evangelistic services.

Green Lake Presbyterian Church Ruth Osborn Morgan Theodore H. Osborn

Choir of Girls Sings Evening Service at St. John's

St. John's Episcopal church uses a girls choir aged 9 to 14 to perform the full evening song service replacing the traditional grown-up group.

St. John's Episcopal Church

Ad Men Parade in Vancouver Opens Coast Convention

The Pacific Coast Ad Men's convention featured a seven mile parade through Vancouver B C with notable floats from Seattle Tilikums and Spokane boosters. Delegates from Seattle Spokane Tacoma and Portland attended a banquet hosted by Sir Richard McBride.

Vancouver B. C Pacific Coast Ad Men Seattle Tilikums Spokane Boosters Seattle Spokane Tacoma Portland Sir Richard McBride

The Confessions of a Wife Mollie Waverly's Playful Courtship

Margie recalls Mollie Waverly a lively friend who teases men with flirtatious pranks while staying cheerful about romance. Mollie, courting Henry Hamilton then George Ransome, juggles suitors and humor in a lighthearted tale of love and choices.

Mollie Margie Henry Hamilton Fesa Henry George Ransome George Mollie Waverly

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