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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

3

Juror Clears Gus Ax in Burn Death Case at 2405 Western Ave

Coroner's jury found Gus Ax not responsible for the death of Mrs. Jessie Jarnig who burned at 2405 Western Ave while living with Ax. Despite damaging police testimony, Judge Gordon sentenced him to 30 days in jail for being a disorderly person. Neighbors recall a scuffle before the alarm. Mrs. Jarnig claimed clothing caught fire from a gas plate and later blamed a curling iron, though the iron was cold.

Altho Gus Ax Jessie Jarnig Weaternave Mra. Jarnig Mrs. Jarnig Gordon

Launch Azalea at San Pedro to aid Seattle immigration service

The Azalea project now under construction at San Pedro will be deployed to assist Seattle immigration services. The vessel is intended to enhance processing and outreach operations for handling cases and inquiries.

San Pedro Seattle Immigration Service

Pope the poet described as four feet six inches tall

A brief note records that Pope the poet stood four feet six inches high and could not dress or undress himself, indicating significant frailty or disability.

Pope

Seattle patrolman faces graft charges and extortion claims

James Margett, a Seattle patrolman, is accused with Al and Maude James of obtaining $7,085 in jewelry and a car by fake pretenses and collecting $20 weekly from Maude James. He allegedly conspired with Felix Crane to protect houses of ill repute, as he vows to reveal a citywide graft system.

James Margett al James Maude James Jameses Margett Jameson Jamewon Seattle Maud Beattle

Missionary Lena Fisher to Visit Beattie

Mrs Lena Leonard Fisher a Jubilee committee member of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church and national missionary worker will visit Beattie with her husband Dr J P Fisher guest of Dr A W Leonard pastor of the First Methodist church Fifth and Marion She will speak to missionary workers at a Mane meeting set for 7 45 p m Wednesday evening

Mra Lena Leonard Fisher Women's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church National Missionary Worker Beattie J. P. Fisher

Mail Bags Rifled at Marshfield After Shipwreck

Arreste are expected today as investigators probe the cutting open of parcel post pouches aboard the wrecked steamer Santa Clara. Deputy United States Marshal Hecker is on the scene to aid the inquiry.

Santa Clara United States Matebal Hecker

Boots for you in Seattle real estate pitch

An ad urges readers to buy Empire Way Addition lots in Seattle with low down payments and affordable rents. It touts long work history in Seattle, small monthly costs, and rapid payoff potential to own a cozy cottage, inviting contact with David P. Eastman at 400 Pine and 505 Lowman Building.

Seattle Empire Way David P. Eastman Pine Lowman

Swindle Charge Shakes Meyer Rogers Projectile Firm

Superior Judge Gilliam officially struck off the old Meyer-Rogers corporation after Seattle investors were allegedly bilked of about 50000 by officers George F. Mureh and C. Cavanaugh. Frank N. Rogers and Albert Meyer authorize a nationwide search for the alleged rewindlers and plan to reorganize and reimburse creditors. The self anchoring projectile patent rights revert to the original patentees, with the device said to save lives of crew on disabled ships by anchoring itself for rescue operations.

Gilliam Seattle George F. Mureh C. Cavanaugh Meyer-Rogers Projectile Co Frank N. Rogers Albert Meyer Rogers Meyer

Court Halts as Prisoner Takes a Bath

In Justice Brinker's court on Tuesday for forgery in the first degree, prisoner E. J. Dewey vanished and later reappeared after an hour bath. Clerk Frank Gordon called the sheriff and announced the prisoner was bathing, then Dewey appeared cleaned and was bound over to the superior court.

Justice Brinker E. J. Dewey Dewey Frank Gordon Superior Court

Decayed Teeth a Menace to Health

A dental office urges prompt care for tooth decay, stresses choosing a competent, certificate‑holding dentist, and promises low prices with a written satisfaction guarantee. The owner L A Mark emphasizes modern methods and painless treatment.

State Dental Board L. A. Mark t@ia

Boy Dies in Fire at Aberdeen Home

In Aberdeen on November 10 Percy Kershaw aged 13 died from smoke inhalation as a fire partially destroyed his mother Mrs John Baretch's home. Mrs Baretch and two other children escaped down a ladder.

Aberdeen Percy Kershaw John Baretch Baretch

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