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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1903
Page
2
A writer advises men to use a house coat to protect their office suits from wear and creasing. Keep coats shapely by hanging and airing, with a house coat used at home to reduce frequent pressing. A simple paper roll can substitute a coat hanger when needed.
An old recipe for lambawool doughnuts with cider and a detailed method for yeasted raised and fried versions. The piece notes precise steps, ingredients, and frying tips. It also mentions a modern matrons jewel: a baby tooth polished and set in gold or with diamonds and opals.
An inquest was begun today into the death of Martin Loew a University of Maryland medical student found dead in his room. His roommate Ephraim Stone lay nearby unconscious. Both men were Phi Psi Chi initiates and bruises on their bodies suggest harm during initiation.
Classified page offers free want ads limited to eligible items. Readers are invited to place simple notices and requests without charge, with standard sizing and placement guidelines.
N H Withers arrived in Seattle with the Mr Jolly of Joliet company but has vanished. His family remains at the Portland hotel in Portland and fears for his safety. Portland police report he came from Portland and has not been seen since.
Mamie Wilkening aged 20 died after an eight week illness at Providence Hospital. She lived at 1808 Seventh Avenue with her parents and belonged to the Waitresses Union. She had spent her life in Seattle. In a separate item, Ida Wilson, a Paris house inmate in the restricted district, was arrested last night by Detectives Kennedy and Eason and jailed.
Brooklyn and Latona residents face prolonged sewer delay after bids exceeded the legal assessment limit. Health Officer warned next hot season could spark a typhoid epidemic if sewers are not completed. The Brooklyn sewer limit was 950200 with bids above by T J Peterson and others, delaying works.
Hanern Galbraith of 803 Madison Street was arrested by Patrolman Chipman on Washington Street. He was found intoxicated and unable to care for himself, carrying a revolver and a box of cartridges. He could not explain his intent with the weapon.
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