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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
The advertisement asserts Dr. L. D. Grant provides hard proven medical care, performs all work personally without transient staff, and accepts responsibility for treatment. Contact at 2045 Liberty Building near the Post Office, Corner Third Ave and Union St.
Detectives investigate the Brotherhood of Living Fire after Miss Netty Schubert reports a ritual marriage attempt by Rab BonT Triebenbach and his associate Rita Knetle in a temple. She describes flowing blue robes, a wreath symbolizing concentration, and a shared bread ritual with odd effects.
A German immigrant family arrives in Denver from New York and stays in Union Station overnight. Baby Jacob Schnoor, one month old, dies in his mother's arms after a night of illness and futile medical care. Parents Peter and his wife sought better opportunities in Colorado with savings from Europe.
In St Peters burg during the Romanoff tercentenary crowds, Czar Nicholas reviewed guards and heard deputations from townsfolk and peasantry. He appeared pale amid fears of anarchia while Secret service intensified house searches and arrests of suspects. Rumor says exiles Kuropatkin and Maxim Gorky may be included in amnesty.
An ad promo claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy revives natural hair color for gray or faded hair and removes dandruff. It touts ease of use, a 50 cent bottle, and discreet darkening with natural look plus improved scalp health.
Washington March 7 Senator Poindexter of Washington predicted that new congresses have enough supporters to push a federal equal suffrage amendment at the regular session. He cited shifts in sentiment and many members of both houses turning to equal suffrage and believed the new committee will report in favor.
Portland March 7 The Porter brothers railroad contractors will purchase 102,090 acres of timber land in Linn County from the Oregon and Washington Colonization Co. The price is set at about 4,000,000 dollars. The sale is controlled by L. W. Hill of the Great Northern and W. P. Davidson of Portland.
In Los Angeles a large crowd attended a chauffeurs association ball. The grand march featured a tune titled Slip'er in the High as attendees honked horns and shouted.
Mrs Ella Wood Dean famed author and world traveler designs and stands beside her own tombstone in Evanston Illinois March 6 She says the moment of death is joyful and urges a brighter view of mortality The monument features an emphasized figure of Hope rejecting traditional mourning motifs. An ornithologist notes her unusual project.
A warrant was issued for a LWW picket after he allegedly insulted Mrs. M. J. Howard 60 near Diamond Tailoring Co. at 417 Union. The man broke from Patrolman Warren as he was taken to a patrol box at 3rd and Union, dodging behind two cars.
London dispatch says the fall of Janina was expected to speed peace talks between Turkey and the Babkan states. Greek success in seizing the Turkish fortress and 42,000 prisoners complicates the scene and strengthens Greece's bargaining position. Washington reports Mrs An nette Adams of Quincy California admitted to the supreme court bar.
In Westminster Maryland on March 7 Mrs Margaretta Dorsey Newson celebrated her 100th birthday. Born in Georgia she is mother to 16 children and widow of a husband who died 29 years ago. She has 10 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. A minstrel show by the Y M C A boys department is planned for April 4 and 4 with Fred Pickman directing the event. Carl Armeni a Midlake resident was arrested following a health department complaint about illegal sales.
A warped item notes a staged clash between the Chehalis telephone firms and their Toledo counterpart over a planned extension. The fragment hints at an incident or protest linked to the local telecom competition and regulatory action.
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