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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
2
The article profiles Captain Johnny Boyle, long time driver with Seattle Fire Department since 1904, known for speed and humor. It notes his tenure at Engine Company No. 3 and current command of Engine No. 6, plus his rescue record and love of practical jokes.
Chicago March 19 A spring hat that was expected to catch President Taft's eye at the Irish Fellowship banquet was banished to the cloak room of the Hotel LaSalle Danquet hall. Despite an edict banning the hat the event still showcased 40000 dollars worth of millinery including willow plume turbans and chanteclere.
In a banquet hall scene, guests’ bonnets are removed with sighs while hotel staff redirect them. Six hundred hat racks stand ready and twenty extra maids assist in cloak rooms to manage removal and subsequent reentry of headgear.
Reports reach police of a pregnant woman, Mrs Behrens, neglected at the Holy Rollers camp near Vallard Beach similar to the death of Mrs Green. Captain Powers ordered medical help and Humane Officer Vaupell to investigate. The case follows a coroner inquiry harshly examining Holy Keller care practices centered on prayer rather than nursing. The village of tents and shacks rattled as about 150 members fear fallout and possible move to escape the unrest.
Town send, a fierce insurgent, vies for Michigan’s Senate seat against veteran Julius Caesar Burrows and lumber magnate John W. Blodgett. The piece portrays Townsend as a strong, athletic Michigan-born candidate whose motives and alliances unfold amid Cannons and Aldrichs.
A clipped bank notice invites new accounts from customers, listing officers including M. F. Backus as President and R. Spencer as First Vice President. Other named officers are Ralph Stacy Second Vice, J. A. Swalwell Cashier, D. A. Spencer Assistant Cashier, E. Olmstead Assistant, and R. B. Walker Distant Cashier.
Picture a battle ship at anchor in Elliott Bay lighting our tract as the bay and surrounding country unfold across both mountain ranges Mt Rainier the city and the sound A unique Seattle site offers view terrain transportation city water electric lights telephones and schools in an improved district with substantial homes at competitive prices in this area
The fragment urges moving under way to escape rent and landlord issues. It promotes leaving a flats and dirt behind for comfort and discretion, promising help once the decision is made and a one month cost.
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