Mystery Fire Ation Kills Dozen In Pittsburgh Area
A devastating fire left many victims at a Pittsburgh area schoolhouse with 22 dead and 167 injured. Coffins line a row as officials announce the tragedy and search for missing persons continues. Katherine V, a teacher from Pittsburgh, is identified among the dead, with other remains still unaccounted for and believed to have perished.
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United Press
Cottinwood
Katherine V
Teacher
Pitteburg
Peievan
Mise Weller
Local Social News Mixed With Weddings and Club Events
Community notices report weddings engagements and social gatherings across Clover Red Clover and nearby neighborhoods. Couples Dellert and Min ta wed at St James while several clubs host meetings and musical programs at churches homes and clubs throughout the week.
Community clubs host activities across Seattle area
A broad slate of events unfolds with the German Frauen Verein charity card party at Turner hall, Seattle Women’s Federation of Clubs reception March 27 at the Washington annex, and the Women’s Century Club electing officers March 18 at the Y M C A lecture room. Other notes cover department meetings, lectures by Dr. Thomas Greene, Temple de Hirsch program by Leo Cooper, and fruit and flowers mission needle party for hospital patients.
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Frauen Verein Society
Turner Hall
Women's Federation of Clubs
Seattle
Women's Century Club
M C. A. Bestead
Pramehe Hotel
Lloyd Named Leader of Democratic Congressional Campaign
Jas T Lloyd recently elected chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee represents Missouri's First district since 1867. A 52 year old attorney, he favors free coinage of silver and served as prosecuting attorney of Shelby county from 1889 to 1893 with Shelbyville as his home.
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Washington
Jas. T. Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Missouri
Ryan
Shelby County
Hix
Shelbyville
Wenatchee Republic in receiver's hands
The Wenatchee Republic, a principal weekly newspaper, is placed under a receiver. Bremer ton attracts crowds prompting portable houses to accommodate new arrivals. Vancouver citizen Timothy Collins died after a fall from a railroad trestle. Bremerton plans a large Fourth of July celebration pending official comment.
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Wenatchee
Northern Pacific
Mavy Yard
Bremerton
Lands to Open for Entry in Stevens County Washington
The interior department has received the township 29 north range 25 east survey for Stevens county Washington and notified representative zones that lands may open to entry within days if the survey is approved.
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Washington
Interior Department
Range
Stevens County
Legislature Allocates 25000 For Collingwood Sufferers
Columbus March 7 The legislature appropriated 25 000 dollars to aid victims of the Collingwood holocaust. relief funds earmarked for those impacted by the disaster.
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Columbus
King Alfy to visit Barcelona amid bomb threats
Madrid March 7 King Alfonso will visit Barcelona March 12 to greet a German squadron amid regular bomb incidents in the city. The queen will accompany him. Despite protests from Kings Edward and William Barcelona guards intensify as anarchist activity rises and police power reduces.
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Alfonso la
Barcelona
Edward
William
Alfonso
Europe
Sunday Topics notices for church columns
Notices for church columns must be mailed early to reach The Star office by deadline. Delays cause omissions as sermons and subjects are sent too late, with Friday 6 pm cutoff for Saturday publication.
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Saturday Star
Star
Sermons Across the City Promote Faith and Reflection
A rugged schedule of evening meetings and Sunday services spans multiple churches from Fremont Kilbourne to Queen Anne M E. and First Baptist. Preachers include Rev Geo Robert Gallins, Rev Dwight L. Potter, Rev J. M. Wilson, and Rev W H Forsyth presenting topics on faith, heaven, and spiritual practice at times around 7:30 p.m. through the week.
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The News From Trinity M E Church Weekly Meeting
The quarterly meeting discussed church affairs with Presiding Elder Harrington. Sermons covered The Book's High Gaan and The Conversion of Snat of Year. Attendees included Benedict and Chapman with talks on poverty and faith.
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Pester
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Leech
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Green Lake
Benedict
Terael Wanavons
Ormen
University
Ejs M. Canse
Mathlers
M. Seroom
M. KR Bouth
Mercer and Pederal
W. Walker
Religious services schedule across churches with varied subjects
The fragment lists multiple churches including St Mark's Madison and Broadwey, Trinity Parteh-Bight, and St James Cathedral. It notes morning and evening services with topics such as The Problem of Temptation Hindrances to the Growth of Christianity and The Remembrance of God. It mentions several rectors and priests, organ recitals, and special meetings, with locations in Brooklyn and nearby avenues.
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James
HH. Gewen
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Broadwey
J. K. Black
Bource
W. Lind
J. Baltard
Jom A. Mt. Clair
T. Jamee
Bromeau
Prempetrt
Richard Manefield White
Spread of Services and Meetings Across Local Churches
Local notices list multiple services and lectures. Belentsiat Viret Church hosts 11 am and 7:20 pm sessions with a "Man" topic. Benediction and readings appear at 7:20 pm. Unitarian Boyleton and Olive feature Rev. Powers with talks on faith and youth, and Vermont Unitarian plans a 3 pm discussion on faith and action.
Fourth and Madison Friendship Supper Address by Meg
A fragment reports an event titled Friendship Supper at Fourth and Madison with speaker Meg and H C Mason. The notice hints at Temperance Adverts and a discussion on causes of temperance. Details are sparse but identify locations and participants.
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Fo m
Ialevtteert
Meg. H.C. Mason
Religious lectures and meetings at New Thought venues
A readable list outlines lectures and services at New Thought and spiritualist venues. Minnie Jennings and Irene Minith are noted as speakers, with topics on spiritual planes, nature laws, and rational prayer. Additional events include a Martin Luther Today talk and a meat topic lecture at 1420 Second Street.
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Lam
Mitchell
Mocmnar
Minnie Jennings
Samen
Bertorgint
Pythias Ball
Mro
Irene Minith
Colunsbhis Hell
Broadway and
Pine
Agnes Ft Metarthy
Iiam
Rational Church
Woodmen Hall
Winfield Souttith
Martin Luther
J. Ducane
Misrepresentation by employment agents warned in Wilkeson
W M Dunning president of Local Union No. 2624 in Wilkeson Wash warns workers about employment agents sent to mines misrepresenting conditions and marking tickets with Strike On. He says the strike is ongoing and will last, urging mines to recognize union scales for better results. The letter is addressed to the Seattle Star editor for public information and police awareness.
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Orthopedic Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Lowman
Freeh
Crockett and Warren
Tne
Ladies of the Orthopedic Board
Seattle
Edward Lincoln Smith
Jon Davie
Samuel Crawford
Willie Th Herr
Young Ladies’ Guild
Alfonso
Seville
Lisbon
Barcelona
W. M Dunning
Briefs from Wire Include Political and Criminal Spark
Jease Baer postmaster of Gem Idaho released on bonds after a shortage claim. Heinse given ten days to pay 20000 contempt in Amalgamated case. Frank St Gragg elected U.S. senator from South Carolina to replace Latimer. Silas Reid confirmed as judge in Alaska Third Judicial district. Taft thanks Washington State Taft league officers for support. K T Hance of Detroit Union Trust Bank commits suicide after financial woes. Woodburn Oregon post office robbed of 200 in stamps. Montana railroad workers abandon rails to return to mines for higher wages.
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Gem
Idaho
Heinse
Frank St. Gragg
United States
South Carolina
A. C. Latimer
Silas Reid
Senate
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Taft
Washington State
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K. T. Hance
Union Trust Bank
Detroit
Woodburn
Ore
Montana
Dr Cosgrove to address ministers conference on City Problems
Dr FP W Cosgrove will speak at the Baptist Ministers conference at Temple Church on Cedar Street Thursday and Monday at 10 a m. The address themes City Problems.
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FP. W. Cosgrove
Temple Church
Thirday
Cedar St
Sunday Course Dinner at Stevens Motel Café
Regular Sunday dinner offered at Stevens Motel Café from noon to 2 pm. Priced at 50e, with limited seating and casual dining.
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Stevens
Amundsen outlines Arctic trip plans for 1910 voyage
Captain Roald Amundsen announced a planned July 1910 departure for his third polar expedition. He will sail the Gjoa via the Bering Strait into uncharted seas, promising a five year scientific drift to study currents climate and magnetic phenomena. He will not hunt for the North Pole. He leaves March 14 for Seattle.
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Cal
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
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Amundsen
Hila
North Pole
Beattle
Real Estate Boom At Navy Yard City Record Sales
Siemerton Development reports 162 lots sold at Navy Yard City since listing two weeks ago, a possible regional sales record. Navy Yard City near Bremerton and Charleston spans 045 lots with sidewalks, streets, water mains under construction and a public dock due in 30 days. Demand prompts Inland Navigation to boost Bremerton boat service from three to ten daily.
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Siemerton Development Company
Seattle
Navy Yard
Charleston
Hremerton
Inland Navigation Company
Tremerton Boat Line
Ihe
Tiremerton
Fire at Columbia Theatre in Boishe Destroys Building
Fire badly damaged the Columbia Theatre in Boishe Idaho shortly after a large audience departed. Originating in a rear shed, the flames spread to the stage, forcing razing of the structure to make way for a new fireproof building.
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United Press
Boishe, Idaho
Columbia Theatre
Cruelty in Army Court Martial In Idaho
Testimony wrapped in a court martial of Captain Clarke D. Butiey of the 14th Cavalry reveals a private jailed in a dark warehouse closet for four days with bread and water once daily. Another private wore a placard as punishment while prosecutors seek War Department approval before a public decision.
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Boibe
Idaho
Clarke DP. Butiey
14Th
United States Cavalry
War Department
Dudley
Horse Barracks
Goods at 1024-26 Second Ave Marketed by Piper & Taft
Based on a note in the Portland listing, Basakebaia partners Piper and Taft market goods at 1024 to 1026 Second Avenue. The short item identifies the firm name and street address with no further details on products or dates.
Woman Fights Man Bent On Death by His Own Action
In Los Angeles Marie Nedecker struggles to stop Steven Simeon from taking poison after a confrontation. She is badly hurt as he tries to drink carbonic acid. she is knocked down but tries to prevent him from finishing the act. He ultimately drinks the poison and dies.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mins Marie Nedecker
Steven Simeon
Alaska convict dies in prison after escape attempt
Leavenworth, Kas, March 7. Thornton, an Alaska convict sentenced to 15 years for assault, died in the federal prison of heart disease. He previously jumped from the convict ship to swim two miles to shore near McNeff's Island, Wash, tried to escape, and was moved to Leavenworth for safekeeping. He had on January 1 attempted suicide by opening an artery with tin.
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Leavenworth
Kas
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