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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1916

Page

4

Wealthy endure daily peril as threats loom in New York

Millionaires in New York face constant threats from would be assassins and bomb plotters forcing daily protection costs. Notable figures such as J P Morgan and Vincent Astor employ extensive guard details while hotels and financial districts tighten security. Joseph Denise claims a long career as a streetcar conductor with vast fare earnings.

New York Dantel G. Reid BE. H. Gary Vincent Astor Henry Clewn Chas. M. Schwab Henry C. Frick

Star Wins The C B Woods Case In High Court

The Washington supreme court ruled six to three for The Seattle Star in the Hamilton recall dispute. RA Ballinger and partner sued Star Publishing Co. over a publication, but the court upheld The Star, with dissent by Main and Mount and Justice Chadwick. The case began in Kine County and moved through superior to the supreme court.

RA. Ballinger John H. Perry Seattle Star Olympia Supreme Court Star Wood Va Star Publishing Co C.F Woods A Ballinger The Hamilton Raueman Parker Fliis Holcomb Fullerton Morris Main Mount Justice Chadwick Chadwick Ronald Kine County Murrer

New Trial Sought in Gillies Forgery Case

In Olympia on March 9 motions will be heard seeking a new trial for J. F. Gillies once a claim agent for the industrial insurance commission. Gillies was convicted recently of forgery and larceny involving state funds.

Olympia J. F. Gillies Industrial Insurance Commission

Danderine Promise of Dense Lustrous Hair Growth

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a quick, inexpensive cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims visible fullness, softness, gloss within minutes and new hair growth after about two weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drugstores and apply as directed.

Knowlton

Carrot Pie Trial by Vitagraph Star Miss Woodruff

Miss Eleanor Woodruff of Vitagraph fame experiments with domestic science serving carrot bread and carrot based pumpkin pie at a recent banquet. Her carrot pie recipe includes mashed carrots eggs milk cloves ginger cinnamon nutmeg and sweetening to taste.

Eleanor Woodruff Vitagraph

Kathleen Shippen Musicale Tonight at Boylston Church

The lecture musicale by Miss Kathleen Shippen at Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church features The Spirit of Indian Life with foreword by Miss Louise Merrill Cooper. Louise Merrill Cooper sings and Phyllis Bisbee provides violin selections.

Kathleen Shippen Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church Louise Merrill Cooper Misa Kathleen Shippen Child's Welfare Department The Mothers’ Congress Phyllis Bisbee

Queen Anne High Boy Appointed to Annapolis Academy

Edwin Francis Conway a senior at Queen Anne High School has been appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis by Senator Poindexter. He is 17 and lives at 106 Lynnet. Alternates include George Prooke of Spokane Alfred Bergeson of Seattle and Frank Smith of Seattle.

Edwin Francis Conway Queen Anne High School Annapolis Naval Academy Senator Poindexter Lynnet George Prooke Spokane Alfred Bergeson 56Th St. W Frank Smith First Ave. W Seattle

Mrs Edney Missing With 11 Year Old Son

Mrs Flossie Edney and her 11 year old son remain missing. Police have searched since Sunday after Edney reported their disappearance. He claims there was no quarrel and he does not understand her departure from their home at 624 Bell Street.

Campaign Begun for Bootblacks in Chicago

A campaign to stave off famine among bootblacks unfolds in Chicago led by millionaire George Prasinos. Prominent Greeks push for cleaner living quarters as long hours and unhealthy conditions threaten about 2000 bootblacks in the city.

Chicago George Prasinos Bootblack

Learn to Play Piano or Organ In a Few Hours

A Detroit musician offers a new system that promises to teach piano or organ quickly. Send name and address to Numeral Method Music Co. Detroit for a free guide and three sheets of music.

Detroit Numeral Method Music Co Mich

Uric acid linked bladder trouble treated with Jad Salts

A noted authority states kidney and bladder weakness stem from uric acid. The remedy suggests four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in water taken at breakfast for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and ease irritation. Jad Salts, an effervescent lithia-water, is praised as inexpensive and harmless.

Tailors face 1915 price surge on woolens and dyes

The 1915 period brought steep cost hikes for eight merchant tailors as wartime shortages pushed up the price of high grade woolens and dyes. Linings rose 50 percent and canvas 100 percent, with serges tweeds and deviots climbing rapidly, reflecting broader inflation.

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