Henning Bride United States Girl Weds European Nobleman
Susan Henning, an American, marries the Marquis Coarette of Brittany at St Patrick’s Cathedral as a wave of American women face fortune after high profile marriages. The article lists numerous wealthy brides and the fates of their marriages to European nobles, many ending in desertion, divorce, or financial ruin.
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Susan Henning
New York
Marquis “Coarette
Brittany
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Europe
Susie
Anna Gould
de Castellane
I. Morton
Pioneer Citizen Dead at Ballard Ballard
Obituary notice for a pioneer citizen of Ballard including funeral details led by Mrs E A Born and John Grover. Mention of Ballard residents, paving protests on 57th Street, and local civic concerns over Northern Pacific franchise route along Lake Washington canal. Notes on local oarsmen and Columbia freshman Sage family rowing heritage.
Pine Oil of Pine Advised For Cough Cure In Adirondack Camps
An rustic promotional note touts pine oil as a cure for coughs and throat complaints. It describes a folk remedy made from pine, santal album, glycerine, Virgin Oil of Pine, and whisky, packaged for home use. The ad urges readers to send forty cents to the Yeagh Chemical Co for supplies prepaid by express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Mountains
Yeagh Chemical Co
Reign of Terror in Spokane Over Gag Law Clash
Spokane reports a citizen alliance forming to curb the I W W as police seize a schoolhouse jail and hold nearly 200 prisoners. Hunger strikes, affidavits against police and Dr O’Shea, and calls to dismiss Chief Sullivan mark a tense standoff with reinforcements from labor groups and money flowing to the Industrial Workers.
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Calted Press
Spokane
Curren
Citizens’ Alliance
Industrial Workers of the World
Goldfield
Cripple Creek
O'Shea
Sullivan
Socialist Party
West
United States
Man Drinks Turpentine in Apparent Suicide Attempt
Charles B. Pearce a laborer of 1308 Fifth Avenue was found by his wife at home last night writhing in pain after consuming turpentine in what police believe was an attempted self death He told doctors he used turpentine for kidney trouble but had too much and rejected the idea of ending his life stating any time I want to do that stunt. He was taken to City Hospital and showed considerable improvement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Pearce
Pearce
No Danger Now in Sale of Makings
The prosecutor refused to issue a warrant for violating the anti taste law against selling and possessing makings. Patrolman Blaine arrested Oscar Carlson, a Rainier Heights grocery clerk, for selling cigarette papers but was told the prosecutor is not handling such cases now and Carlson was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Oscar Carlson
Rainier Heights
Carlson
Vic to Sanitary Belt advertisement urges women to wear
An advertisement promotes wearing a Vic sanitary belt aimed at women. It provides contact options with a phone number and a postal address for inquiries or purchases.
Glavis Charges Not Denied in Alaska Coal Case
The issue centers on 1902 claims in Alaska and the applicability of coal land laws. Cunningham claimants' 1/8 interests, later abrogated by the 1904 law, led to salary arrangements with Cunningham and negotiations with the Guggenheims for railroad construction and coal supply.
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Alaska
United States
Cunningham
Guggenheims
Guggenheim Railroad
Eee
Pierce
Glavis
Hughes
Gravis
Congress
Ballinger to defend himself before Congress
Secretary Ballinger denies Collier's charges calling them a hellish lie and plans a libel suit. He prepares a report on water power site withdrawals and coal lands advocating legal conservation, against monopoly, with Taft backing his stance and new bills pending to curb executive withdrawals.
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Washington
Ballinger
Collier's Weekly
Balinger
Collier’s
Taft
United Press
Congress
Ballin
Pers
Sylvester Smith
California
Guggenheim
Colorado
Autos Carrying Big Crowds In Duwamish Valley
A meeting of Duwamish valley residents will be held next Saturday night at Riverton to discuss expanding and stabilizing auto service between the valley towns and Georgetown. After Renton & Southern Railway Co refused Riverton extension, residents plan to make the auto line permanent as crowding grows despite rain. A protest against higher passenger fares is scheduled to be heard by the state railway commission in December.
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Duwamish Valley
Riverton
Georgetown
Renton & Southern Railway Co
State Railway Commission
Companys Mistake Endangers Hundreds In Warroad Fire
Couriers warned residents not to use kerosene oil after it was believed locally sold kerosene was mixed with gasoline. Nela Johnson his wife and five children died in a house fire started by kerosene, destroying their home.
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Warroad
Minn
Nela Johnson
Johnson
Red Widow Hisses Threat in Paris Murder Trial
In Paris on November 10 Madame Steinhell known as the red widow threatened the judge saying she may reveal behind the scenes history of her alleged influence over France. The remark prompted a shift in questioning amid fears of a scandal involving high officials and her lovers.
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Paris
Madame Steinhell
Madame Japy
de Valles
Clearing Balances Reported for Tacoma and Portland
Clearing balances shown for Tacoma and Portland with today figures. Tacoma totals include .91 and 199,715.00 plus 45,124.00 while Portland shows 1,905,844.00 and 220,554.00 in separate entries.
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Tacoma
Portland
Missing Receiver Sought in Seattle Mining Case
A. W. McIntyre, prominent Seattle lawyer and former Colorado governor, is missing. The Standard Reduction & Development Co is in receivership under Judge Lindsay after a lengthy hearing. claimants seek access to the receiver to settle claims. The court faces decisions on selling mining claims or issuing bonds to continue under old management.
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Lindsay
A. W. McIntyre
Seattle
Colorado
Standard Reduction & Development Company
R. H. Lindsay
Henry McLean
Gov. McIntyre
Frater
Thrasher-Fluhart
Milion-Dollar Corporation
Dreams Behind Murder Arrest Spark Topeka Case
Seattle woman Fannie Mather believes dreams led to the arrest and confession of Frederick Panning in the murder of Mrs. Mary J. Short in Topeka. Panning allegedly poisoned Short with Rough on Rats for $500 as he sought business gain.
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Fannie M. Mather
Firatav
Seattle
Frederick Panning
Topeka
Kan
Mary J. Short
United Press
Short
Panning
Custody Granted To Mrs Janson George In Seattle Case
Judge Frater in the superior court deferred final findings after a three day trial and kept custody with Mrs Janson George of the 11 year old son of Dr Eliv Janson and his former wife. He condemned Dr Janson for divorcing his wife to wed an affinity as cruel. The proceedings followed sensational divorce court activity and a petition for annulment against Charles E George.
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Janson
George
Janson-George
Charles E. George
Tacoma
Fumigated and Fined for Coal Delivery at Scarlet Fever Home
A coal driver named Sam Johnson was fined ten dollars and fumigated after taking a sack of coal into a First Hill residence housing a scarlet fever patient. Health Inspector J F Magee had failed to post a scarlet fever sign leading to the incident and Johnson’s arrest.
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Sam Johnson
First Hill
J. F. Magee
Johnson
Filers Fifth Recital Promises One of Season's Best Programs
Tomorrow night at 8:15 the Wilers Recital Hall at Third and University hosts the fifth Filer recital. The hall was fully packed last Thursday and late arrivals filled corridors, signaling strong audience interest in this popular series.
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Wilers
Third
Nix on the Wet Stuff in Seattle Club Rooms
Mayor Miller orders liquor licenses restricted and clubs told to stop serving intoxicants until clubs register with the city license and revenue committee. The Arctic, Rainier, and other upscale venues face closure or transfer of licenses as Seattle enforces the law amid limited licenses and premium pricing.
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Nix
Seattle
Miller
City Lcense and Revenue Committee
Heinrich
Billy
Billy the
Arctic Club
Rainier
Supreme Court of the State Hav
Beattie
Met
Swell Liquor Club
Roney Denounces Thomson Inquiry Into Graft Charges
Ned Roney calls the Thomson led probe a farce and questions the legality of a $150 payment for a house move. He cites lack of opportunity to present his side and notes Anderson allegedly kept the funds. The mayor has accepted the report, while funeral arrangements remain unsettled.
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Thomson
Board of Public Works
Ned Roney
Thomason
Anderson
Seattle Electric Company
Seattle- Tacoma Power Company
Elmer 8. White Dies at 25 From Brights Disease
Elmer 8 White 25 brother of Misa Pearl White of The Star's business office died this morning at 6 o'clock of Brights disease at the family residence 712 North 72nd Street. Mr White was a member of the local community and his death was announced in the Star.
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Elmer
White
Misa Pearl White
Star
Bright
Mr. White
South Alki Club Seeks Grand Jury and School Board Endorsement
At a mid afternoon meeting, the South Alki Improvement Club with 200 members adopted resolutions urging a grand jury investigation. The group endorsed G. W. Latham for the school board by unanimous vote. Discussion on 14th ward street light upgrades yielded no action.
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South Alki Improvement Club
G. W. Latham
West Side
14Th Ward
Germans Like Seattle Sailor Arcona Heads for San Pedro
After an informal dinner with Seattle businessmen, the German cruiser Arcona left the harbor at 2 AM for Boat Harbor to coal before heading to San Pedro California. Capt. Schroeder asked for a longer stay in Seattle and the decision will be relayed by wireless. if approved the cruiser will return for over a week.
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Arcona
Boat Harbor
San Pedro
Cal
Schroeder
Seattle
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