Fragmented OCR item about a wagon and Alexan
Reading fragments mentions a wagon at night and a place or name like Alexan with unclear context. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
Reading fragments mentions a wagon at night and a place or name like Alexan with unclear context. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Fragmented text indicates a legal matter with jury involvement and death sentence reference. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The readable bits suggest a courtroom decision or retrial context without specific identifiers.
Miss Hessie Merrill argues chorus girls face misperceptions as she speaks for years on stage. She says wardrobe mistresses sometimes seek tips, managers may fine for petty reasons, and intrusion into hotel rooms exists though not universal. She emphasizes camaraderie and rejects the white slave stereotype.
Frederick K. Arnold, 66, a Portland Safety Deposit Co. banker, shot himself in the right temple at the Hollenbeck hotel in Los Angeles. The suicide, linked to worsened health in recent weeks, left no known motive. Arnold, a Civil War veteran, had been connected with the Portland firm.
J Mierpont organ plans funding for Prof Rampoldi of the University of Pavia who claims a cancer cure. He reports experiments showing many successes with a plant juice ointment used locally, noting a licorice like plant from India.
Governor W Clark of Alaska, passing Seattle en route to Washington, outlines needs for the territory. He seeks lighted buoys along the Inside Passage, improved timber survey arrangements, and a quick settlement on the patenting of ovals in Alaska to boost development and access federal funding.
Two women killed as a wall at the Lanz & Sons doll factory collapsed in Pittsburg. Police report buried 25 to 30 workers under the rubble. nine injured pulled from outer debris as rescuers worked to free others. The wall was part of the factory building.
The Roman Catholic Life Insurance has been organized under Washington law with a $2,000,000 capital to operate in the United States and Canada. Funds will be invested in loans on church property and related sites. Edward J. Cannon serves as president with other incorporators including Henry S. Labn and Edward J. O'Shea.
Daisy W Lucas a woman barber denies reports she fainted at a shop on Pikest near Beg enthay and did not attack a patron. In a letter to The Star she states she never fainted during shaving and asks The Star to retract the misreports, defending her credibility and business.
Dr HH remained in Bellevue hospital on the first day of his honeymoon with a bandaged head after a Sunday assault on his doorstep. He wed Miss Mary Aileen Ross a nurse he met during his internship at the county hospital. Doctors say he will be in hospital about a week and could not leave soon. The attack also saw him robbed of a $100 diamond pin a large sum of money and his watch.
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