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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
7
After 11 years on the bench Judge Albertson nearly tried a criminal case. He empaneled a jury to hear J. B. Smith accused of swindling Coach Doby of about $50 in a real estate deal. He did not proceed, directing the jury to Judge Ronald's court for the case.
A local advertisement urges parents to consider their son's future by training in key professions. It promotes a home school offering practical instruction with experienced staff, equipment, and real working conditions, aiming to prepare boys and men for successful careers at moderate tuition rates.
A brief notice lists Phone Q A 354 and Seattle Engineering School located at Roy Street. The fragment provides address information for the institution and a contact reference.
Evelyn Nesbitt recounts Bess's capture by slavers and a brave but costly rescue effort. A Chicago clearinghouse, a repentant madam, and a dire choice between prison or a dangerous escort home illustrate the era’s trafficking dangers. A youth lured by fast company becomes a foundering target, and a sensational case exposes recruitment tactics at beaches and revival tents.
The page lists buying and selling prices paid by local commissions to producers and by retailers for first grade fruit, vegetables, meats, and poultry. It notes prices vary with freshness and quality, and includes items such as apples, pears, veal, pork, poultry, and grains with specific per unit figures.
The Potlatch boy leads a citywide playground tour with 1500 youngsters set for a pageant and the children’s fete at Potlatch stadium. Director J Howard Stine will drill the “hide” for the parade and host a rally at Pendleton playgrounds July 1 urging all participants to attend.
Show listings at multiple theaters with titles and film reels including Bunny's Dilemma, The Carrier Pigeon, The Struggle, Mr Jefferson Green, Birds of Brazil, When Light Came Back, The Ten Thousand Dollar Bride, Mutual Weekly, The Tempest, Peeping Pete, Get Rich Quick Billington, Suwanee River, Timely Interception, Apples of Sodom, Mother. Tonight features The Gum Man and The Photograph and the Blotter at the Olympian.
One of the nation’s largest outdoor masses and the first in Cleveland was celebrated before 2,000 Knights of St. John at Rockefeller Park. More than 8,000 spectators attended. Bishop Farrelly granted special permission for the outdoor ceremony. Initiation of new Bt. John members followed.
Metropolis presents Frances Starr in The Case of Becky at the Metropolitan. Beattie screens Madame X. Orpheum and Empress run vaudeville acts, with Phantages Grand and Clemmer Photoplays providing motion pictures and vaudeville programs.
The item mix notes charity gifts totaling 15 million dollars at a jubilee, a Postel bank report of 360000 depositors, a painting in Australia valued at 100000 dollars from a 35 cent sale, and various quirky incidents. A Hartford graduate has a clean attendance record over 13 years. A New York eatery led to a tooth injury over mince pies. A Connecticut bride faced a 24 hour gown delay. A Brooklyn stowaway studies languages, while monks in the Caucasus strike over trousers for field work.
Washington dispatch reports the Tumulty children have contracted mumps while President Wilson’s secretary remains unaffected. The tone hints at a light domestic note amid White House scrutiny as the family navigates illness and public attention.
The article examines the president's reliance on established doses for prevention and the framing of guidelines. It notes authoritative sources and experts weighing which measures matter most for public health.
Two special trains carrying over 300 Missouri veterans departed St Louis for the Gettysburg encampment. Each veteran wore a bronze medal showing Grant on one side and Lee on the other. Missouri appropriated Fifteen Thousand Dollars to cover expenses.
Secretary Bryan said after a Wilson conference that Hemet California ranchers expulsion of Japanese fruit pickers would be investigated. He noted the Japanese embassy had made no representations but wants facts if the issue becomes an international incident. discussions with Uryan and the president covered diplomatic appointments.
Congress weighs President Wilson's proposed appropriation to heirs of Angela Albano, an Italian victim lynched in 1910 Tampa. The Italian government urged $6,000 to Albano's heirs. Secretary Bryan favored the plan. Water will be shut off Saturday in several Seattle districts between 8 am and 2 pm.
June brides feature in a curious ledger of numbers and bets as records show increases in licenses issued. The dialogue mentions Geraldine and Annabel with a playful tone about a 12 percent gain and a Swiss affair.
Billy Evans alias Hyde and Wilson is jailed by the sheriff on a fugitive from California charge. Detective W Lloyd of Los Angeles says Evans faces oral counts including complicity in a murder in Candido Cal. Also notes Potlatch to hire seventy five extra men and upcoming council salary and equipment votes. Strawberries offered at 10 cents per gallon.
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