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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
John Robinson's Ten Big Shows will perform in Seattle on June 5 and 6 with afternoon and night shows. A street parade features four bands gold chariots elephants camels knights and multitudes of performers. The program promises top riders clowns acrobats aerialists trapeze artists and tumblers for a lively entertainment.
lcient M Swartzkopensky told Rotary members that Russians reject the war and the government will fall through revolution or education. He, a former army officer, says he refused to command troops against rioters in St Petersburg in 1905 and was exiled to Siberia but escaped, with Count Tolstoi alleged to have aided him.
Police arrested KB and WH Johnson, proprietor, at 222275 First Ave on Wednesday night for alleged sale of booze. A second arrest followed for Mike Hot fay, manager of the Portland hotel at 211% First Ave, same night.
Gua Knudson recalls his life tending animals for Lemon Brothers circus from a boy delivering water to earning respect as a top animal man. He forged a career with Barnum shows before leaving Alexander and its farm family behind for decades. Now, at 32 years distant, he plans to go back to his mother and hometown.
Washington May 25 1930s analysis reveals campaign management focuses on candidate placement publicity and fund distribution. The piece argues winning the popular vote differs from securing electoral votes and stresses strategic state by state planning.
Washington naval militiamen will sail July 15 for a Sitka Alaska cruise aboard the U S cruiser New Orleans. Citizen sailors from California and Oregon will take the same voyage aboard the battleship Oregon and the cruiser Marblehead.
A short beauty column explains a simple sham poo recipe using canthrax from a druggist mixed with hot water. It instructs to rub the scalp to produce thick lather that dissolves dandruff oil and dirt, then rinse. Hair dries quickly with a puffiness and a rich luster.
In New York on May 25 Dr. Arthur Warren Waite used insanity as his defense in the murder case of Mr. and Mrs. John Peck. Waite plans to testify about the “Man From Egypt” as part of his defense and to portray himself as driven by a disordered mind. Witnesses, including his brother Frank and a woman renting a studio suite, described Waite as peculiar yet briefly sympathetic, with arsenic linked to poisoning a sick cat as a defense-related claim.
The Regal Dental Offices advertise painless dentistry using Novo Cain and modern anesthesia, with guaranteed pain free results proven by numerous patient testimonials from Seattle and vicinity. They claim high quality materials, experienced graduates, and an iron clad signed guarantee backed by L. R. Clark D D S owner manager. Visit 1405 Third Ave for rapid service and low prices due to high volume.
In a brief interrogation a witness answers yes when asked if she cried during performances and describes the accused as crying like a child, painting a fragile emotional scene amid the proceedings.
Politicians unite with Senator E. B. Palmer as chairman to form the Organized Republicans at the Lyon club. The group aims to defeat nonpartisanship, with no member clues and infrequent meetings except for weekly executive committee gatherings.
G F Moon, 23, of 311% 28th Ave S, was injured with a fractured skull when his motorcycle collided with an automobile driven by Mrs A W aylroie at 4th Ave N E and Hast 55th St Wednesday afternoon. He is at Seattle General Hospital.
Sir Roger Casement and Daniel Bailey are indicted on high treason for their roles in the Irish rebellion. Casement faces a life trial beginning June 26 in London.
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