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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
2
The 1913 Star recounts a single police court hour with Judge Gordon presiding. It shows the mix of drunkenness and crime alongside moments of shame, pity, and occasional mercy as defendants plead, neighbors testify, and the court weighs chances for reform.
J P Morgan’s condition was greatly improved today after a restful night. The banker will remain in seclusion for several days as further recovery continues. Brass Beds Blake Furniture Co. 415-17 Pike.
Dr. L. D. Grant proclaims pain free dental work through nitrous oxide oxygen analgesia. He claims painless operations from fillings and crowns to abscess treatment, with permanent results and personalized care at 2045 Liberty Building near the post office.
Rebels seize Nogales Sonora after one of the bloodiest border engagements with estimates of about 100 dead and 200 wounded. American Lt Col Tate halted fire after a rebel message and the Mexican garrison surrendered. both towns remained orderly with physicians treating the wounded.
Labor Commissioner John P. McLaughlin told legislators that student nurses in San Francisco Oakland and Los Angeles are subjected to 16 to 26 hour shifts for 4 or 5 dollars a week as hospitals seek dividends from stockholders. He warned of blacklisting by doctors and hospitals and cited tales of alcohol and drug use as a result of exhaustion. The bill by S n Lyon would include nurses under the eight hour law.
An advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Reainol Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, claiming quick, gentle healing for all skin types. It urges readers to try a free hospital trial and notes doctors nationwide prescribe the products for eighteen years.
Seattle friends plan a Hotel Washington banquet to celebrate James A. Moore for his role in developing the city. The event marks Moore as a notable figure in Seattle’s building boom and his faith in the city’s future.
At Mrs Edward Brady of Homestead a party wrapped after a tango ended with hosts finding Mrs Brady dead on a parlor couch. A physician ruled death from heart disease shortly after she lay down.
Paris March 14 Mme Christo bel Pankhuret daughter of Eng lands most militant suffragette says France will see women win the ballot with less trouble than Britain. She is a fugitive living in Paris and aids the cause by mail and cable.
A thief entered the home of R Oat on Fifteenth Avenue North last night, forcing a back door. The loot includes pins bracelets earrings lockets a lady's gold watch and $29 in cash totaling about $1900. Police seek a man seen in the area over several days.
W H Hi Samson known as the marrying justice dies at 73 in Oregon City. He had likely performed more wedding ceremonies than any other man in Oregon and was serving his third term as justice of the peace when he died.
A Journal of the American Medical Association article criticizes American college athletics and trainers for overemphasis on extreme training. It warns sprinters die early from heart failure and contrasts U S practices with European views that link sport to healthy exercise. It argues trainers suppress individual fitness progress and praises personal initiative in training.
Mme Fallleres objects to inferior poultry and brings 34 hens to the presidential chateau. The government adds two black cockerels and seeks to keep most birds as government descendants while allowing removal of four hens. Also covers a $20,000 damages suit by Charles L. Cameron, a collie hospital incident, a boy’s suicide over invented toys, a minister’s basketball injury, a divorce bid over flat feet.
A St Patrick's Day event under Br Anthony's Church at Recreation Hall Renton will take place Sunday March 16. The program includes two feature numbers with Irish songs by Miss Annie Walsh and music on the Irish dulcimer.
The torpedo boat F-4 arrived from Seattle for official tests at Port Townsend. Misjudging water depth, the navigating officer drove her high on the sand on the way over, and she must wait for a higher tide to be floated.
The readable portion shows a fragmented statement about a person named Saree Tie Hrandels not seeking cabinet service and refusing to provide a formal statement. No verifiable events or dates are present.
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