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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
4
Advertises Syrup of Pepsin as a safe pleasant laxative for children and adults. Claims mild, non-griping effects and no harmful ingredients. Encourages readers to request a free sample from Dr. W B Caldwell at 415 Washington St Monticello Illinois with money back guarantee.
A lone thief entered the Andrew Stauvers jewelry shop at noon and snatched a tray of diamonds. He fled toward the McClure hotel entrance but eluded pursuers. Loss is estimated at several thousand dollars.
Revised list shows nine dead from St. John's orphan asylum fire with three children among the deceased. Funerals were held and a requiem high mass sung for the victims.
San Diego bulletin reports Hubert G. Lewis faces a jury for the murder of inventor C. H. Tollver and his wife Catherine Tolliver. After the final testimony and prosecutor McKee's closing argument, the attorney contends Lewis acted sane at the time of the killings.
The dialogue captures a light exchange as the hostess nudges Mr Bradley to recite a poem. He hesitates admitting memory gaps, while guests encourage confidence, turning the moment into a humorous social vignette.
In Portland a $700,000 suit over the death of a trick monkey owned by Charles Judge ends with a verdict for the Northern Pacific railroad. Jurors deliberated under an hour after the cage was placed near a steam radiator during transit from Seattle.
Portland speaker urges voters to elect men with backbone and less jaw. The audience includes Mrs. Emma L. Starrett of Nebraska and numerous women. The event centers on civic issues and leadership with firm resolve.
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