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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
7
The readable fragments describe a social event and a later action by an unnamed person. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a full report.
An advertisement quotes CC. N. Mitchell praising HYOME! as a complete cure for catarrh after four years of suffering. The HYOMET outfit includes a rubber inhaler and a bottle, priced at $1, with refills at 25 cents each. The ad touts HYOMET for bronchitis colds croup of infants and inflammatory throat issues.
Neighbors accuse Dr. A H B Holcomb of planting explosives under Mrs Florence Bardwell’s home in a botched arson attempt. Footprints matching an AA No 10 shoe were found the day after the fire, and Bardwell calls for accountability while Holcomb claims alibi.
Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana was sworn in as vice president at 12 38 p m and called the senate to order. Woodrow Wilson was sworn in as president at 1 07 p m as the inaugural program faced a 20 minute delay caused by Senator Fall's filibuster on the Indian bill.
In San Francisco on March 4 Lorena De Montany committed suicide in an apartment house in a gory scene. Her estate is suing for 1258 dollars for damage to the carpeta caused by her life blood and for the odium cast on the property.
Halley Mitchell players stage Augustus Thomas drama The Witching Hour in Seattle this week. The trial scene captivates with a jurors acquittal influenced by a gambler’s telepathic power.
Metropolitan Mma Bloch-Bauer performs with the Seattle Philharmonic in a Friday Metropolitan concert after a triumph in Portland. The New Leader with Sam Mann returns to the Orpheum, offering popular comedy. Mile. La Tosca sings, The Trimmer Trimed is shown by the Four Hastings, and Dorothy Harris earns applause with Southern rag.
Pantages features the best acrobatic troupe as headliner this week. Charles Sweet, a clever comedian, follows. The remaining acts promise an entertaining program.
A. J Fisher of 3766 14th av N E confronted an unknown man following his son Frank late last night. Five shots were exchanged with Fisher firing first, no damage reported, the intruder fled as Fisher pursued. C. E. Olson, president of Queen City Building Co, filed voluntary bankruptcy showing liabilities of 19,125.45 and assets 605.55.
Polls open all day as voters weigh Proposition A the partnership with Renton line bondholders. Community groups accuse the plan of serving special interests while council candidates compete and 11 charter amendments plus nine propositions appear on the ballot.
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