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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
3
A brief line from a historical page hints at changes in marriage relations and social interactions. The fragment mentions sociability and fatigue with a spouse, signaling domestic or gender norms discussion in its era.
County Commissioner David Mc Kensie opposed a $6000 asphalt mixing machine, citing lack of knowledge about its merits. The other two commissioners supported the purchase, while critics argued the panel rushes to buy machinery without investigating needs.
Soft Land a dairy worker in South Park is arrested by Chief Milk Henderson over licensing and drainage disputes. Land argues his license is valid and his milk is clean while officials cite poor drainage and health rules. Land Faces Judge Gordon Tomorrow Morning.
The Tacoma referendum endorses an anti treat ordinance by a 4,000 vote majority. Saloons face changes as bartenders can no longer pour for others for money and face a $100 fine. Mayor Fawcett promises strict enforcement as saloonkeepers prepare to comply.
Judge Frater approved the appraisers report in the Lomie Schoenfeld estate and awarded the widow one half of the community property. The ruling marks a division of assets in the final settlement.
A large rat interrupted the matinee of The Happiest Night of His Life in New York. Audience members danced in aisles as the rodent scampered among orchestra chairs, eliciting screams and scuffles before vanishing. A patron blamed the usher for not trapping the animal.
The Canadian Northern Railway Company awarded contracts totaling 8 million dollars yesterday for grading on the main line. The work covers extensive earth moving and laying out tracks across the main corridor, signifying a major expansion project for the railway system.
In Barhamsted at Center School deer gathered outside the windows startling pupils and the teacher. The session paused to allow the children to count the herd, totaling 24 animals.
In Rio de Janeiro on March 22 a crowd mobbed two girls promoting the harem skirt. The girls were saved from complete denudement with difficulty as onlookers tore away portions of the garments as souvenirs.
Winnipeg report shows 261000 total immigrants in ten months with the United States supplying 102000. Commissioner Walker notes the cross border contribution as a significant portion of arrivals and reflects on ongoing movement between the two nations.
The Oconto city council approved an ordinance levying a $6 tax on all unmarried men aged 21 to 50 residing in the city. The measure targets bachelors as a new municipal revenue source and is expected to take effect after publication.
The state opened its case against Edward Goggins for the murder of William Marks following a quarrel in the Butler and O'Neil saloon. Deputy coroner Bothwick testified to an open knife found on Marks, while Fred Beal and James O'Neil described the events. Goggins testified he acted in self defense after being attacked.
The text notes Axel Niet and John Ford, both dead, were named in a joint information to show a conspiracy behind the murder of Patrolman Davis. Ford died two days after the gun battle, while Niet remains alive in the assertion of the conspiracy to implicate Niet in Davis's death.
Wm. M. Mizner, 55, brother of Brig. Gen Henry Mizner of Detroit, suffered severe injuries from a dynamite blast at La Mesa. Delirious at San Diego County Hospital the day after the accident, doctors say there is a chance for his left eye to recover if his condition improves.
Fred Marino, Georgetown gardener, identified suspect Chili Rossi yesterday as one of two men seen near his home before threatening letters arrived. Deputies Malone and Starwich described Rossi being captured while leaving the money drop spot after demanding $2,000.
An advertising piece touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast acting for indigestion. It asserts rapid relief, digestion aid, and non harmful effects, urging readers to try a trial package by writing F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
By the Regal Dentists Regal Dental Offices 1405 Third Ave North West Corner Union Street announces dental services and contact details for patients seeking routine care and emergencies in the neighborhood.
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