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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
10
An 8 000 Socialista purchase to acquire the Nation Red Wagon was discussed, with Pike referenced in the context. The fragment offers minimal verifiable details and no clear outcome.
Photogroup report praises Guy Jack August Thomas production of The Witching Hour now staged by Bailey Mitchell Syndicate at the Bailey Theatre. No makeup acting praised as sincere and natural drawing crowds. Two special performances planned, tickets set at fifty five cents. venue remodeled with large seating capacity at the corner of id Avenue and Cherry Street.
An impromptu ground breaking for the Y W C A building occurred at Fifth and Seneca. The piece shifts to a dental advertisement offering 22k gold crowns, plates, and bridge work by Dr L R Clark at 1405 Third Ave with note to bring the act.
A new largest seismograph, called a selamograph, has been installed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The device measures earthquake size direction and type, aiding scientists to locate events and assess severity, with capability to detect quakes as distant as Australia.
City health department reports February savings of about 10000 by collecting garbage under age ten and aims for 1000 more in March. The new system, barely organized earlier, plans scheduled routes and whistle signals to alert residents, reducing complaints and speeding service.
Joseph Philip Tumulty, a 33 year old New Jersey political veteran, becomes secretary to President Wilson after a rapid rise. He served four terms in the New Jersey house as a trusted ally of the governor and later Wilson, acting as friend, advisor and pilot for the administration.
A runaway horse belonging to L Henderson climbed a telephone pole in Rand Cane Louisiana, then fell, leaving buggy and harness suspended on spikes fifteen feet high. The driver leaped free as the horse struck the post. the harness broke and freed the horse. A crowd of onlookers watched as the horse climbed the pole multiple times.
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