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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
5
A reader recalls a routine late phone ring at home and the chase to answer it. The piece captures the humor and tension as the couple weighs the effort to not wake a sleeping spouse and the ritual of determining who handles the call.
Near The Meadows track a pile of bones relics was unearthed including a flask coins and blue fabric from a coat. Authorities believe they are evidence of an early settlement era murder by Indians. The bones and items were loaded into a wagon and taken to the race track stables as police and the coroner investigate.
Three men and a woman hurried to marry after a divorce settlement was signed. Holmes and Gould, with Loula, fled from Brown's divorce, jumped into a car, and headed to Crown Point for a hurried ceremony while detours and muddled steps disrupted the route.
A Mount Vernon event followed a Sedro Woolley insertion as officials plan a city meet. William Hickman of Seattle and another person are named in a stalled grand exhibit while warrants target a man for keeping a Sunday ordinance violation.
Fereers supporters try out boxing gear at Hall's with gloves bags and footballs for all prices. Customers compare options and seek quality merchandise across a wide range.
Upper Sandusky report of William Hopp, railroad agent, chloroformed in his sleep as malefactors looted the office. About one hundred dollars in cash and six hundred railroad tickets were stolen from the safe. The incident follows a crackdown on liquor sellers with about 20 saloons complying with the new law.
An advertisement lists women’s Vesta in cream ribbed fleeced cotton at 5 cents, children’s merino two-piece outfits at 50 cents, and women’s suit corset covers in pure white cotton at 5 cents. It promises good quality garments and emphasizes value.
In Sioux City Iowa Dr Horace Marvin, father of a kidnapped boy once center of a national case, marries his late wife’s mother Swift who had aided the search with claimed revelations. She published Love Thoughts and remains younger than Marvin. elsewhere in Missoula Otto Virgets, sought for forgery, was arrested.
A $106.00 reward is offered for schoolchildren in a contest about the Roman Colosseum. For conditions apply at Kennedy Drug Co First Ave D. 8 Johnston Co Third and University Wirth's Confectionery Second and Pike John C. Walling Co 711 Second Ave or contact Coliseum Theater by written note or phone.
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