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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
12
In Deming New Mexico seven Villistas captured after raiding Columbus were brought before Judge Edward I. Medhler and sentenced to death for the murder of an American citizen.
John E. Ballaine accuses Falcon Joslin of leading the Guggenheim lobby against the Alaska railroad while Congress debates a $10,247,160 appropriation for next year. He cites critics led by Isette of Massachusetts and praises Secretary Lane for addressing those charges. The drama centers on routing and federal support for the government railroad.
A wife reflects on her illness and Dick’s devotion, musing that humanity is selfish and contemplating leaving a marriage shadowed by unfaithfulness. She doubts divorce is possible and vows to wait until there is no hope of happiness or reconciliation.
A narrator laments marriage as a domestic habit and reflects that few experiences differ from those of other women. Eliene recalls a moment of emotional vertigo after reconciliation with Harry, waking with dread at the thought of facing him at breakfast.
A drugstore promotion offers an ounce of ethine double strength with a money back guarantee if freckles persist. Purchasers are told a few applications should clear freckles and that rarely more than one ounce is needed.
An advertisement urges readers to prevent constipation by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle natural aid. It promotes their vegetable formula with olive oil, marketed as a safer substitute to harsher laxatives, and notes availability by druggists at 10 and 25 cents per box.
In a reflective conversation Margie and a husband discuss romance and fidelity. Molile suggests a club of well to do women to help in voting reforms with Eliene deciding to become a suffragist. The article notes an upcoming choir organizer meeting at the Arena on May 6 with Mr Claude Adden directing and invites all nonmember groups to register.
Police traced a beer theft plot after a call to City Tax and Messenger Co. A messenger boy was arrested with six bottles in a bag. Detectives swapped marked money with D A Hendrickson, a Boyd Hotel clerk, and arrested him. Bail set at 200 dollars.
Miss Margaret Latimer daughter of N A Latimer president of the Dexter Horton bank will christen the steamer Kitsap II of Kitsap County Transportation Co when the vessel is launched at Portland on Saturday.
The navy general board told the house naval committee that bringing the United States navy to parity with Germany would cost 604 million 012179. This figure reflects extensive assessments of shipbuilding, modernization, and fleet expansion during the current debate on naval preparedness.
William Lorimer former U S senator acquitted of bank fraud declares plans to seek another Senate seat. In Cleveland streetcar workers vote to accept wage increases ending transit strike risk through 1918 keeping 8 cent fare.
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