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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

2

Veteran Memory Lapse After Railroad Pickup Near Black River

Bera Woodman, an elderly Civil War veteran, was found unconscious on railroad tracks near Black River and taken to the county hospital. He recalls boarding a Sacramento to Seattle train but remembers nothing afterward. He was formerly an inmate of the National Soldiers' Home at Santa Monica, California.

Black River Bera Woodman Washington Sacramento Seattle Woodman National Soldiers’ Name Santa Monica Cal

Noisy Quarrels Not Heard At Deaf Couple Wedding

In Vancouver Washington on May 19 Charles R. Lawrence and Eunice Reeves, both deaf and dumb, wed at Minnehaha with Minister words translated by Prof. Thos. P. Clarke. Lawrence from Portland will live there after a short honeymoon trip.

Vancouver Wash Charles R. Lawrence Eunice Reeves Minnehaha Thos. P. Clarke State School For the Deaf Lawrence Portland

Oldest Turtle Reappears With 1796 Carving

A long lived turtle reappears on James Wiest’s Oley township farm bearing the inscription D W 1796, the initials of Daniel West the first settler, seen after about three decades, reported by United Press from Reading Pennsylvania on May 19.

Reading D. W James Wiest Oley Township Daniel West the Wiest

Turtle with German origin found after 1740 voyage and later reworkings

The turtle, originating from Wurtemburg, Germany and sailing in 1740, was rediscovered after thirty years by Civil War veteran Benneville Herbein. The initials are recut each time, with the last retouching performed yesterday by Jamon Wiest Jr.

Wurtemburg Germany Benneville Herbein Jamon Wiest, Jr

Scarab Food Gathering Illustrated By Worker Bees

The passage describes a female sacred scarab rolling a ball of food for the family. She pushes it home with a backward walk and head down. Occasionally another female steps ahead to guide the ball to her own home.

Kindness 18 Costly Befriending Couple

In Media Pennsylvania on May 19 Reverend William Tenton Kruse loaned an umbrella and a raincoat to a young man and woman who sought shelter under church sheds during a rainstorm. The borrowers did not return the items and Kruse suspects neglect rather than intent to steal, though he hopes for their return.

Media William Tenton Kruse Middletown Presbyterian Church Lima Kruse

Filipino Husband Beats Wife on Street Case Shocks Judge

Mrs Mary Semper testified yesterday that her Vilipino husband of under a year would have killed her on the street with a bottle if a passerby had not restrained him Patrolman Greer said the husband refused support and she must work in a restaurant Semper was charged with disorderly conduct and jailed for the prosecutor to act.

Mary Semper Gordon Greer T Resaurant Semper

Loot Found At Pawnbroker Home In Seattle Bust

Police arrest Louie Mackoshsky pawnbroker at 208 Occidental Ave seizing two trunks of loot valued over 3000 dollars. One trunk contained silverware stolen from stores and homes including items traced to C Michaeleon at 2519 Yealerway. trunk found at 309% 28th Ave.

Louie Mackoshsky Occidental Av Seattle Mackosbeky C. Michaeleon Yealerway Mackosbaky

Where is Ernest Bloom of Ashland Wisconsin

Police seek Ernest Bloom of Ashland Wisconsin to settle an estate. Last known address 718 Maynard Avenue, torn down by Jackson at graders. Ashland residents urge authorities to locate him.

Ernest Bloom Ashland Wis Seat Maynard Av Jackson Regraders

Judge McCredie Wears No Gown in Land Case

Vancouver Washington May 1 A superior court judge did not wear a judicial gown when hearing a suit by Henry Van Atta over a land strip. City Attorney Kirwin had earlier obtained a permanent injunction and assessed about 54 dollars in costs against Van Atta and others for fencing the disputed strip.

Vancouver Wash W. W. McCredie Walt Henry van Atta van Atta Kirwin McCredie Costa

James D. Hoge Is Hurt At Golf Match

James D. Hoge, president of Union Ravings & Trust, was struck in front of the right ear by a fast golf ball driven by Jack Eden at the Country Club. He was knocked unconscious, taken home, and by yesterday could attend to business again.

James D. Home Union Ravings & Trust Company Jack Eden Bne Hoge

Douglas Optical Man Promises Low Prices on Glasses

Douglas, a graduate pioneer optician, boasts the first grinding plant in the city. He offers complete glasses and frames at low prices, with free examinations and glasses ground to fit. Located on the Third Floor room 307 at 1454 a Ave Beattie, he guarantees lifetime service.

Douglas Optician Taeching Glaseee Dave Reken Ulassee A. Douglas

Desirable Silks and Woolens at Attractively Low Prices

Basement Salesroom offers semi rough tussia h shantung 27 inches wide at 63 cents per yard in multiple colors. Black taffeta silk 18 inches wide 48 cents per yard with other widths higher. Mohair Sicilian 50 cents per yard in black navy gray. Hand loom Oriental pongee 18 inches wide natural shade 48 cents per yard with other widths up to 1.00. All wool nun's serge 95 cents per yard in black navy cardinal. English tamene serge 58 cents per yard in black navy. 346 inch all wool storm serge 3 cents per yard in black navy brown green.

Shantung

Women's and Children's Knit Underwear and Hosiery Sale

Advertises light-weight white cotton vests pants and tights with multiple necks sleeves and lengths. Notes corset covers union suits and knee style options. Also features children's hosiery in black and tan with reinforced feet and two-for-25 cents, plus women’s seamless and elastic cotton hosiery in various styles.

Trimmings and Jewelry Through Basement Salesroom Items

Basement Salesroom offers trimmings beltings buttons and jewelry in a variety of colors and finishes. Mercerized soutache braid white ecru and other colors priced 10c per dozen yards. Pearl buttons two four holes sizes 14 to 24 two dozen for 5c. Wash buttons embroidered tops bone centers 10c dozen. Hair barrettes shell or amber color with strong hinge 25c. Belt buckles plain or jeweled rose antique gold or silver finish 25c. White wash beltings new designs 10c and 15c yard. Collar pins rose gold finish set of two 5c.

Basement Salesroom Notions and Toiletry Bargains

A compact listing from the Basement Salesroom offers 10¢ packs of Notions and Toilet Sundries including Acme Tape and antiseptic pins, trial toothpastes at 15c, La Contessa and other soaps in multi-pack deals, and assorted hosiery supports with bulk pricing on soaps and health items.

Inexpensive Wool Art Squares and Velvet Carpeting Prices

Advertises all wool art squares in multiple sizes with prices from 4.20 to 12.60 and velvet carpeting and Brusselquette stair carpeting in two patterns, plus hemp stair carpeting at 30 to 35 cents per yard. Includes widths of 18 inches and stair material options.

Interesting Floor Coverings and Tapestry Brushing Sale

Moderately priced floor coverings include tapestry Brussels carpeting at 50 cents per yard. Axminster rugs offered in Oriental and floral designs with sizes 9 by 12 feet at 17 dollars 85 cents and 83 by 10 6 at 14 dollars 85 cents plus 27 by 60 inches at 1 dollar 65 cents. Japanese matting features new patterns and competitive prices from 18 to 35 cents per yard.

Brussels Axminster

Wire skirt hanger special and two burner gas hot plate

Special priced heavy tin wire self adjusting skirt hanger with easy attachment. Also offered 20th century two burner gas hot plate with sawed burners seamless top and heavy nickel plating priced at 2.95.

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