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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
8
The health department outlines a weekly tabulated dairy supply report prepared by Chief Clerk Braymer with Health Commissioner Crichton. The system includes cards for special dairy reports detailing herd and stable conditions, with credits assigned to each item and daily notices of unsanitary milk to be published.
Star Saturday notes a mistaken identity in a mugging report. It corrects the listed companion at the scene to Miss Mary McNally instead of Miss Helen McNally who was at home. Harold Storm was held up. no further details provided.
In Coshocton Ben Stevens a 27 year old school teacher hotel clerk and traveling man kept two families within a few blocks for over a year. He married twice and formed a double life with wives aged 19 and 13. Indicted for bigamy outside county not insupport, wives seek charges in Jefferson and West Virginia.
A bather died in the Lane Park natatorium and five other accidents were logged by authorities yesterday. A. F P inte, a contractor living at 4408 Wallingford Ave, shot himself through the left wrist while attempting to shoot a chicken in his yard. Roy Sturgeon, 1316 13th Ave, burned by a steam pipe at the Post at power station and hospitalized. John Nelson, Green Lake resident, broke his left leg after jumping from a rapidly approaching streetcar at Woodland Park. J. O'Keefe, laborer, fell on Seconday 8 and Washington St and broke his leg, taken to Providence hospital. H. H. Jacobsen, under querr, fought several times, jaw broken, detained at Ballard police station and then Wayside Emergency hospital.
Lew Docketader’s company at the Moore presents a three night engagement headlined by a blackface star with songs like Reverie at West Point and The Land of Nicotine. The Grand features Toymaker with Wallace Brownlow and cast. Emma Bunting stars in Two Little Sailor Boys at the Seattle. Pantages presents The Hypocrites at Lots, plus vaudeville at the Coliseum with European novelty acts and Hugh Lloyd touring.
Rob Fitzsimmons and Julia Gifford head a week at Pantages performing A Man's a Man for A That. The bill also features Charlie Harrie in The Inspector and the Gibson Girl, the Yaito Duo, violinist Eugene Robson, impersonator EB. J. Brown, and the Acme Trio. At the Star Theatre Crimmins and Gore present the new musical comedy At the Races with 15 songs and proper roles for all principals.
The Monticello steamer departs the Flyer dock at 6 30 a m and 12 30 a m with additional runs at 1 80 and 4 p m according to the navy yard timetable.
Mrs. J. J. Higgins and Miss Mirian Smith operate a cure clinic at 104 E 22nd St offering hypnotic suggestion for mental moral and physical woes. They claim no charge and say the aim is to aid poor people unable to pay for physicians.
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