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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
4
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An old Fitzville martyr tale features a husband misled by his wife about his surroundings and identity, yielding a humorous mock-legend vignette from a faded era.
Washington dispatch outlines Taft’s strategy to seem progressive by appointing Henry L. Stimson to War, unloading Ballinger, and courting progressives. It notes Roosevelts influence, hints at La Follette run, and frames Stimson as a sop to broaden Taft support ahead of 1912.
Rumors at the Navy Department say Secretary Meyer may be named ambassador to Benin but the obstacle is whether the post would be an ambassadorship or a cabinet level office. Elder Taylor leads the Dowle sect seeking continued dry conditions.
Representative Julius Kahn denounced the recall and related measures as governmental nostrums while addressing the Arizona New Mexico constitutional approval in the house. He argued that figures like Washington and Lincoln could not have endured public life under recall.
In St. Louis on May 19 the city sweltered at 90 degrees in the shade. Prostrations were reported as heat takes toll, and a man named Joseph Bochs attempted suicide with a penknife amid the heatwave.
An advertisement lists pricing for dental work including S1T.00 for gold plates, crowns from 83.00 to 84.00, amalgam fillings at 50 cents, and full sets of teeth advertised as the best in the world.
A cluttered list shows Acme Theatre offerings including Till Death Do Part and Was He Justified plus A Dog and Two Mistresses and Looking Forward. Circuit Theatre presents The Bankrupt and Discharging the Cook.
New Sorships are in demand at three bunches for 10 cents and new potatoes at two pounds for 15 cents. California strawberries fetch 15 to 25 cents a basket, with a farmer selling two crates at 8 dollars per crate. Mushrooms bring 30 cents a pound. early market access advised. Westlake market set specials: four cans condensed milk for 25 cents, sugar 19 pounds for 1.00, lard 10 pounds for 1.10. Eggs 20 to 25 cents a dozen. In New York a man posing as Elk or Mason robs J J Coan of 10 dollars by claiming a lost dog.
A stranger gave the elk a high sign and Coan paid more than ten dollars. The Brother Elk went out to fetch the dog and did not return, leaving a missing animal story trailing in the town.
A clipped OCR list enumerates groceries and produce with assorted prices including sugar, flour, lard, rice, peas, coffee, tea, corn flakes, butter, cheese, berries, fruit, vegetables, pork, beef, salmon, and plants. It reads like a market catalog with varied quantities and unit prices, reflecting typical historic shopping.
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