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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
3
Our townsman Josh Wise comes back from a city trip with twelve dollars more than he started, after leaving with only 15 cents. He notes city folks are sharp in some ways while the country still has honest, hard work.
The jury will decide Hillman's case after the government rested its rebuttal with Miss Murray the final witness. Testimony covered Birmingham property sales, misrepresentation claims, and office rules on transfers. In other news, Charles D. Hillis is named secretary to the president, and Rev. L K Richardson accepts a church call in Seattle.
Friends of Captain Guy H. B. Smith press to reopen his case after a secret court martial led to his dismissal from the army. They argue he did not receive a fair trial and expect Mrs. Barnette to again become a focal point if a new proceeding is granted.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania eight miners are believed dead after a rope hoist failed in the Mineral Spring mine. Rescue efforts were underway as officials sought to confirm casualties and inspect the shaft for further danger.
The postal authorities in Washington ordered an immediate and complete investigation of a dispute between letter carriers and Superintendent Copestick. The city council asked Congress to appoint an impartial board to examine the discharge of Mali Carriers Pearse Cobanski Taylor and Bryan and the reasons for Carrier Barrie’s salary cut. Councilman Wardall introduced the resolution, opposed only by Councilman Conway.
A Baltimore American quip records a social moment where Mrs De Style invites a Western guest to dinner and he responds with a humorous preference for a demijohn over a demi-tasse. The exchange highlights social etiquette and wit in a refined dinner setting.
A light street exchange frames a plan to head south to the Mississippi for a wash, with one approving the idea and another agreeing to join. The snippet reflects casual back-and-forth dialogue typical of a newspaper item.
Salem Oregon March 7 Harry Holmes attempting to kick a dog slipped and struck his head on a steel bridge over the Willamette river, cutting his scalp and rendering him unconscious.
Mrs. Mae Martyn endorses a simple inexpensive sportmax based lotion for the complexion. Dissolve 4 ounces sportmax in a half pint hot water, add 2 tablespoons glycerine, and apply to face neck and arms to achieve a healthy youthful tone and velvety appearance.
The well known charcoal hulk Robert Kerr, once a three mast Hudson's Bay bark now over 50 years old, lies partly submerged on Danger reef eight miles northeast of Ladysmith after striking the reef. The vessel will be a total loss.
Rev. E. Tremayne Dunstan told a Plymouth church audience that a municipal car service bond would raise efficiency and ease taxes. He cited Australia and New Zealand where state rail and streetcar systems earn profits to pay interest and build a sinking fund, urging Seattle voters to support the bond.
Detectives William E. Loomis formerly Denver chief of detectives and W L Lorentzen questioned all morning before the grand jury. No indictments were returned by 1:40 p m today.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt will begin a southern and western journey tomorrow. He will be joined at Grand Canyon Arizona by Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel, who will accompany the former president to the Pacific coast.
Ruth M. Hillman of St Paul homesteaded in Canada seven years ago and built one of western Canada’s largest, highly profitable farms. She oversees 1800 acres, breeds Percheron stock, and ships grain to Winnipeg, asserting Canada’s soil is well managed though wheat yields reach 40 bushels per acre with rest periods every third year.
Hofmann dazzles at the Sixth Symphony concert with his renowned technique though critics call for more warmth. Orpheum and Pantages lineups feature acrobatics and comic acts with mixed reviews, while Majestic highlights Jack Irwin and a breezy airship themed sketch.
Mile Regina Badet, famed European actress, stars in La Femme et le Pantin in Paris. Reports say a dance featuring scant clothing has stirred public attention as Senator Berenger noted the provocative element, yet the play continues to draw large crowds.
In Chicago on March 7 Rev. John Thompson of Wheaton Methodist Church defended church as ideal for young couples to show affection at an Epworth league banquet. He asserted the church is the best place in the world for young people to make love and promised provision for such activity.
The Star theatre offers A Bashful Venus this week a light farce aimed at laughs rather than plot. Marjorie Lake J. W. Clifford Wallie Brooks Max Asher and others carry the show with humorous situations and lively performances.
A forthcoming March 11 advertisement targets home buyers and legal seekers with a strong promise of access to premier properties in the city’s best district. Readers are urged to watch for the notice.
Victoria B C March 7 Mr Thomas Howell arrives in London and reveals he seeks about six thousand wives not for himself but as a confidential agent for an equal number of bachelor farmers fruit growers mining and railway men and a few eligible newsmen in the province and Alberta.
District Attorney Todd opened the address at 2 o'clock in the Hillman case. Both sides expect about four hours of argument with a ruling on two indictment counts deferred to 2 pm. Nurse Jane Murray testified for the government in rebuttal about a Birmingham property sale by Hillman agent Theoline Engwaldson.
New Seattle firm Haw and Allen start a fully equipped talking machine business with Victor talking machines Edison phonographs and a full record stock. They offer evening hours and come with strong regional reputations Haw is West connected and Allen is cited as the Northwest’s best known talking machine man.
More than 100 residents in Rainier valley districts join a cleanliness drive carrying brooms labeled Sweep the Seattle Electric out. The boy, described as the youngest and fattest advocate of a clean government, weighs over 200 pounds.
The Woman's Page highlights a Hicktown Bee contest with details on participants judges and timetable. Local residents are invited to attend the event and support contestants for a chance at prizes.
The New York Sun reports Henry of Vavarre drawing attention to a plume containing six of his wife’s hat pins. Soldiers then follow to battle, illustrating a vivid scene of martial display and readiness.
Instant relief and permanent cure claimed for piles with a free trial package mailed in plain wrapper. Many cases cured without further treatment, then purchase Pyra mid Pile at 50c a box from your druggist. Fill out a free coupon and mail today. Avoid surgeon’s knife and medical bills.
A fragment describes a boxing round where Hogan lands a decisive uppercut and cross leaving Brown against the ropes. The verse hints at wider talk in a small town and mentions a rumor about General Apathy directing federal troops.
A preliminary hearing yesterday found William Miller not to stand trial for the murder of Joseph Tischler of Boum elaw. Judges Gillam and Justice Brown heard that Tischler threatened Miller and appeared dangerous during divorce proceedings. Boumelaw witnesses testified Tischler vowed to get even, while Miller was released due to lack of evidence. The remark about the self-defeating act on Wall Street ends the report.
An advertisement touts Swissco Hair Remedy claiming to stop dandruff and scalp diseases restore gray hair color with years of study. It offers a free trial bottle in exchange for a 16 cent stamp or postage payment and lists Cincinnati Ohio as the address, with retail prices at druggists.
A vintage ad listing ten record parlors offers a complete stock of Edison and Victor talking machines and records. It invites customers to make themselves at home and says staff are willing to play any records.
Full set of teeth .83.50 and up 22k gold crowns $3.50 to $5.00 bridgework . 83.50 to $5.00 silver fillings (the best) 50 up porcelain crowns (best) $3.50 up terms to suit.
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