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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1909

Page

4

Police Captain Bannick Dies. long service noted

The obituary recalls Claude G Bannick who died at age 33 after a long police career. He served as police captain candidate and held duty at the Beattie force, with Lt Led leading to his appointment. His death marks a significant loss to the department with colleagues paying tribute. The piece mentions prior work, education at Michigan, and athletic notes from his youth.

Claude G. Bannick Gergeant Yeaterday Bannick Led Stuart Art Tis Echelow Canay Laubent Ee Hames Joe Ig Johs Donlan Etteibirs Hasnick Michigan Werk Weil Seattle Great Northern

Advert for Madison address by Holloway in The Minute

An advertisement lists C. A. Holloway at 219 Madison and references a notice in The Minute. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a local business or listing from that period.

C. A. Holloway Madison

Police sergeant Hannick praised for burglary capture in Queen Anne precinct

The narrative describes Hannick joining the police in September, rising to sergeant on August 18, 2006, and serving as clerk at headquarters. He led the Queen Anne hill squad to arrest a live burglar now in Walla Walla penitentiary. The account notes his popularity, clean habits, and possible upcoming retirement.

Way Police Department Wannick King St. Dis.telot Queen Anne Hill Hannick Sigele Walla Walla Monte Amo Manuick Bannleck

Engineer Falls From Third Story Window

Ed ward Evans age 20 a locomotive engineer fell from a third story window at the Thompson hotel while undressing. He was taken to City hospital with a possible skull fracture a lacerated eye and a broken nose. Roommate F J Milne reports he fell backward after stumbling at the window sill.

Edward Evans Thompson Hotel City Hospital F. J. Milne Evans

New Skin Remedy Promises Quick Itch Relief

An advertised skin remedy named Poslam claims to stop itching on first application and cure a range of skin troubles including eczema acne herpes rash and tetter with regular and minor uses also advertised in 50 cent and 2 dollar sizes sold at Quaker Drug Co Seattle and other drug stores An experimental sample is offered by Emergency Laboratories New York.

Postam Fanta Quaker Drug Co Pike Ot Seattle West Twenty-fifth New York

Washington Shore a Beautiful Scene on Lake Washington

Night at the A.Yor exposition along Lake Washington shows 20 000 electric bulbs over Kreete and a tranquil shore scene. Quiet couples stroll wooden paths while the glow from the trees and a mile of Christmas lights frame the lake. The scene contrasts with noise on Pay Streak as nature trails and rustic benches invite romantic walks by the water. Virginia-like revelry fades as the night deepens and the shoreline lights offer a calm counterpart to the distant crowds.

Lake Washington Department of Works

Mine Explosion Claims Dozens in Lackawanna Coals Mine

An explosion at the Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company mine in Weherum Pennsylvania on June 28 traps about 100 workers. One man is dead, twelve badly burned but expected to recover, and the rest are missing as rescue efforts begin.

Catted Brees Weherum Lackawanna Coal and Cole _Company

Japanese To Tour The United States

Tokyo reports Harea Yebtehi a leading figure in the Japanese diplomatic world consents to lead a party of 40 businessmen touring the United States in September. The trip follows notes between American Ambassador OBrien and Count Komura and marks the selection of representatives from across the empire. Ball, a former Seattle post office clerk, is sentenced to one year at McNeil Island penitentiary by Judge Manford.

Dy Dalted Prem Tokio Harea Yebtehire Tidrelal Empire Noth John United States Thomas J. O'Brien Count Komura Minnister of Foreign Affairs P. Ball Seattle McNeil's Island Penitentiary Manford

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