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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
5
Fragments describe a boy amid odd exchanges with a bossy figure and a teacher. References to St Petersburg, Europatkin, and a milk motif surface amid quirky dialogue about trust, producer, and a long trip home.
In Ore on March 18 the Timber company announced a 79 acre tract along the Willamette river below Adana with a price paid of 35 dollars. The firm will immediately erect the largest sawmill in the region.
The plan envisions a frontage of 3000 feet on the Willamette River and eventual expansion to the full acreage. The company holds vast tracts of timber on the Washington side of the Columbia River.
Georgina Place mushes into camp from Heeties on the Keokuk river after a five hundred mile trip to seek separation from a cruel husband. The divorce was granted yesterday afternoon. She traveled with four dogs and plans to start for Beetles after a few days rest.
The National Congress of Mothers adjourned a week long session in Washington to meet again in March 1906 in Los Angeles. Delegates were instructed to urge state congresses and mothers clubs nationwide to tackle the Morfrvestiene issue.
Mrs Hugh Testar allegedly aided her husband, wanted in St Louis for ticket forgery, to escape. She lured Detective Day upstairs, knocked him unconscious with a sledge hammer and fled after officers searched the trunk they believed held the suspect.
Dr. R. B. Richardson will deliver an illustrated talk on Athens Tuesday evening in the high school assembly room. He is renowned as a Cheek scholar and has long directed the American School of Archaeology.
A marketing teaser asserts that using Ayer's Hair Vigor stops hair loss and returns youthfulness to gray hair, claiming softness, smoothness, and rich color. The ad markets it as an elegant dressing option with a long history.
The Greek department head at Dartmouth College supervised Corinth excavations and later led inquiries in Athens. Tickets cost 26 cents each.
Spokane reports only one smallpox case in February for Washington. The case was imported from Missouri and was discussed at the state board meeting in Spokane on Thursday.
One hundred callers and longshoremen rioted over unloading the American Barkentinen T. M Brigh at the Portland Lumber mill. Several were injured and leaders were arrested as officers arrived to quell the disturbance. The clash stems from an old quarrel between the two unions over dock work.
J Rameey a yeoman aboard the training ship Philadelphia fell downstairs in Eagle hall injuring his leg and was moved to the Philadelphia for care. The gunboat Ranger and destroyer Goldsboro in drydock for bottom scraping will depart this afternoon. Goldsboro nearing final trial next Monday while Ranger enters commission March 22.
FOLDWATER MICH MARCH 18 Ex Governor Cyrus Gray Luce died at his home this morning after a long illness. He served as governor and was a prominent figure in Michigan politics during the early 20th century.
Aden dispatch reports Arabs have seized the town of Sana in Yemen province, said to be garrisoned by 5,000 Turkish troops.
Richard K. Fox publisher of the Police Gazette files for divorce claiming his 68 year old wife deserted their home and eloped with Alfred Stein a Hungarian army officer.
A Buffalo physician endorses Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe, beneficial remedy for gas, breath, complexion, and liver health. The lozenges, made from Willow charcoal and honey, cost twenty five cents a box and are sold in drug stores.
Disjointed exchanges present a satirical or humorous panel with lines about battles, blame, trust in officials, a Rockefeller painting, a confiding remark, marital tensions, a visit to Mrs Vorhes, and a railroad president dodging rebates questions. The piece mixes dialog fragments and short narrative notes in a picaresque tone.
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