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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

10

Unitarian Chorus Ready For Cantata The Vision of St John

The Unitarian church chorus completes rehearsal for The Vision of St John cantata by C Whitney Coombs to be sung Sunday night at 8 o clock. Miss Lola Hanson soprano leads the chorus under Mrs Howard Wolfe organist with Arthur Hanson tenor Lester Wilson baritone Price Williams bass. Jennie Middlevich to accompany on violin. Church at Boylston ay and Olive st. small admission charged.

Unitarian Church Chorus St. John C. Whitney Coombs Lola Hanson Howard Wolfe Arthur Hanson Lester Wilson Price Williams Jennie Middlevich Boylston Ay Olive St

Odd World Headlines Spark Broad News Capsule

Eight million dogs arrived in Chicago last year. Titanic survivor sent to prison in Paris as an army deserter. Uncle Joe Cannon’s poker table sold for 16 dollars in Washington. Texman buys Mexican ranch of 1,300,000 acres. School of Whales spotted off Sandy Hook, then seems to go on strike. Japanese sulphur admitted free of duty pending California fulminations. Ice field 100 miles long rafts near Lake Superior. Romoston Girl dies of ptomaine poisoning from pickles. Aviator sentenced to three months’ hard imprisonment in Des Moines to fulfill aviation contracts. Bullet fired at Cambridge woman saves her life. Found $6,000 in uptown hotel. owner offers highball as reward. Frederick Md health officer says law against public drinking cups applies to church communion cup. Women to be appointed white wings inspectors in Philadelphia.

France Falls Victim to War Scare Fever

Paris May 16. In a sharp vote the chamber approved the government policy by 215 to 241. Premier Barthou argued the retention of this year's time expired soldiers was urgent and inevitable due to the European situation and Germany's plan to enlarge its army.

France Paris Chamber of Deputies Barthou Dep Uties Germany

Judge Fails To Reconcile Bronsons Then Grants Divorce

After six months Judge Boyd Talman tried to reconcile Ethel and Hugh Bronson, but failed. The pair married in 1896 and have five children. Mrs. Bronson cited cruelty. The judge noted they cannot live together and decided it would be unwise to compel a continued marriage.

Boyd Talman Ethel Hugh Bronson

Good Roads Day Call Urges Citizen Work Saturday

The Washington Good Roads Association asks citizens to observe Saturday May 24 as Good Roads Day. Governor Lister supports the road question as a key economic issue and hopes organized effort to repair highways will produce a sense of contribution as the work descends.

Washington Good Roads Association Lister Washington John P. Hartman

Two More Indictments in Los Angeles Slavery Inquiry

The Los Angeles county grand jury halted the slavery inquiry to address other matters. George H. Bixby was indicted on two additional counts late Thursday, extending the proceedings in the case.

Los Angeles George H. Bixby

His Farm Pump Brings Up Gold at Nelson Ranch

M D Pulley bought the Channon ranch at Nelson to farm the land and installed a centrifugal irrigation pump. Within days the pump paid for itself by the gold it extracted, including some decent nuggets and abundant fine gold dust. A device is being added to trap smaller particles in the well.

Vice President in Argument in Senate Tariff Debate

In the Senate debate on the tariff bill Vice President Marshall and Senator Gallinger clashed over gallery applause. Marshall quipped that the shoe was on the other foot when republican arguments were applauded. Gallinger objected to the remark and Marshall admitted being out of order after James Gallinger spoke. James opposed the Penrose motion criticizing Representative Brousard's sugar schedule stance.

United S’rese Washington Senate Marshall Senator Gallinger New Hampshire James Gallinger Rep Brousnard House

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