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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
7
A man in New York seeks a warrant for the arrest of a sweetheart after claiming she broke his heart. He tells a Essex market clerk he cannot sleep or work due to love, and would follow her, while taking prescribed medicine for heartbreak. The clerk ends the scene as the distressed man leaves.
A girls school will raise its own cats for laboratory experiments on campus to avoid midnight searches for strays. The plan notes a depleted local stock of feline pets and mentions a prize cat named Snuffles valued at $508 that was reportedly stolen by the college janitor.
A freight truck was moved around railroad yards by wireless waves. Wires stretched overhead to catch the waves guiding the vehicle, illustrating a novel propulsion experiment.
Washington March 20 The district court Justice Wright declared the plan unconstitutional citing ambiguity in the law. Indictments issued against three bucketshop proprietors. The case moves to higher courts for review.
In court this morning Ah Hoy testified for his employer as evidence arose from Ah Lee's noodle house case. Ah Lee was fined 100 dollars for selling liquor last Sunday, with a laborer named Smith providing the beer purchase details and the city attorney objecting to the testimony.
A 100000 Bible order was placed by the Commercial Travelers of America to be distributed to hotel rooms nationwide. Rumor of an outbreak in Pettersburg on March 30 reports China’s forces attacking the Amur province capital. Dence, Kansas reports A Troskett convicted of second degree murder. Neely, a Kansas City millionaire, involved in the case.
Benjamin D. Greene released from the Atlanta prison after serving seven months for complicity in frauds tied to Oberlin M. Carter. The government alleged Greene and Gaynor hid over $2,000,000 and spent it in the fight against extradition proceedings in Canada. The court allowed the customary pauper oath before release.
Mr Charles Taft arrives at Fort Meyer for a horse show with his mother’s guest Mrs Heter of Cincinnati. He wears long pants for the first time and poses in formal attire as a boy becoming a gentleman in public. The scene captures a milestone event in the Taft family amid social attention.
Water will be shut off on East Pike and East Pine streets from Broadway to 12th Avenue North and on 10th Avenue North from East Pike to Pine. 11th Avenue from East Madison to East Thomas. and East Denny Way to John Street from 10th Avenue North to 11th Avenue North. Service interruption will occur Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Alton Illinois March 30 Valen tine Pfaff owner of a 28 year old goose famous in the state reports the bird has been laying eggs for three weeks.
Proponents of the home rule bill fail to pass in the Ohio House with a 56 to 60 vote and will not pursue re introduction.
A historical grocery price list lists Walter Bakers cocoa at 20 cents per pound, Blue Ribbon tea 45 cents per pound, various confections and groceries with prices from 15 to 46 cents, including apples, cheese, bacon, meats, fish, and lard. It notes bulk spices and canned items with unit prices, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century market catalog.
Eshelman and Wilson carpenters and jobbers advertise weather stripping and related specialties at Main 1170. Grand Worlds Auction and Storage Co lists address 2224-20 First Ave with commission sales and buying services, A Z Rothe auctioneer at Main 7889. Furniture moving and related goods appear with Maple 609 and Kast 4610 references.
Notice announces a special meeting of Smith-Evenson Electrical Stockholders at Aberdeen Washington to consider ratification and governance. Also included is a receiver notice for Clallam Coal Co creditors detailing filing deadlines and dividend status, with funeral directors listed.
The page lists Aabling's Special mower seed packages at Aab ling s Feed Co near the Public Market. It advertises rupture cure wear trues with cures over two years old, a Harvard System treatment at 296 Shafer, 1414 Second Ave Seattle, styling and cleaning services for hats, fashion alterations, and various employment and housing notices. It includes notices for midwifery, blood and skin remedies, remodeling clothing, room and board, and multiple rental listings across Seattle areas with car line proximity.
Auction style listings describe a 6 acre farm in Lewis County with cultivated land near a town, rail line, and electric car service. many parcels offered including waterfront and inland tracts. Terms include down payments and monthly installments. Also noted are multiple properties near Seattle area with various sizes and terms.
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