Murder Was Work of Highbinders in Vancouver Case
Special to The Star details the Charley Sing murder in Vancouver with two arrests as possible witnesses. Police shift focus from prior suspects to a highbinder motive, noting Charley’s alleged ante mortem statements and a meeting where his death was summoned. Corroborative developments expected.
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Vancouver
Charlie Sing
the Star
B.C
Charley Sing
Oy Seng
Lee Ming Foy
Charley
Butler
No. 616
The Man’s Den for a Corner to Call His Own
A discussion on the need for a personal space in the home a den with a table chair and good light. It argues men value easy access to papers and books while women prefer tidier drawers and hidden clutter highlighting gendered views on disorder and order.
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offered On Trial Basis
Dr Shoop offers a one month trial of his Rheumatic Cure with no cost if it fails. He claims the remedy cleanses disease from blood and has cured many chronic cases in his extensive tests. Readers are asked to request his book and arrange with a local druggist to obtain bottles for trial.
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Germany
Eiz
Dr. Shoop
Agéresa
Breakfast and Dinner Menu with Bananas and Pudding
The page lists a breakfast menu with baked bananas steamed rice and creamed potatoes and a luncheon item potato soup with croutons and biscuits for drinks. Dinner features lamb broth roast beef and potatoes with fig puddings and bread crumb mixture notes. It also includes kitchen tips on cooking bananas whipping cream and removing stains with whiting.
Practical Household Tips From An Earlier Era
A collection of domestic advice on kitchen practice and shoe care. It discusses using potato water to clean silk, sharpening devices with wine stems, cleaning boots with brushes and wood, careful applying blacking, and saving meat drippings by removing fat early in cooking.
Markets report with mixed prices across farm goods
The page outlines price listings for corn potatoes oats and vegetables with varied per unit costs. It includes dairy prices like butter cheese and eggs and notes regional market references and scarce goods amid a general sense of fluctuating commodity values.
Miss Cora Allen Injured at Hops Street Car Stop
Miss Cora Allen of Green Lake was injured this morning while boarding a street car at Hops station. Dr H Emers, an eye witness, said he and Mrs Allen were at the scene.
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Cora Allen
Green Lake
Hops Station
H. Emers
Miss Allen
Train Colison Allegations Halt Ride After Start
A report alleges a car was started with two people aboard causing a fall. Emperos claims the car moved on without stopping to check on the victims as Allen walked away. The text ends with a reference to a classified page for free ads.
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Emperos
Allen
Gambling Fades in Vancouver As Police Crackdown Grows
Special report from Vancouver B C notes a week of quiet in the city as poker and other gambling recede. Officials including the Chief of Police pursue a vigorous campaign against games where white men gamble, though an official statement has not yet been issued.
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the Star
Vancouver
B. C
Hambling
Mrs. Shoemaker Dies After Surgical Operation
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker wife of G W Shoemaker died at Monod hospital this morning following an operation for appendicitis. The couple had recently returned to Seattle from Alaska where they had spent several years.
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Mary Shoemaker
G. W. Shoemaker
Monod Hospital
Shooemaker
Seattle
Alaska
Insanity Exam For Alaska Miner Held In County Jail
A young man, nicknamed petite for whiskey, was examined by an insanity commission at the county jail this morning. Physicians could not decide if he is a maniac or suffering from a spree. He was picked up yesterday and, while in the city jail, beat his head against bars in an attempt to kill himself. He has worn a straight jacket since transfer to the hospital ward and pleads for an instrument to end his life. He fears being run over by an electric car. The young blacksmith, formerly mining in Alaska, is involved.
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St.dempossible
Alaska
Underwear Ad Promises Knit Garments at Low Prices
Serious question aside, the ad touts G. and M. Health Underwear knit and guaranteed to wear well at reasonable prices. King Bros. offers Latave, eee for overcoats, with Singerman & Co at 24 and Seneca.
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King Bros
Toklas
Singerman & Co
Seneca
Judge Delivers Mock Serious Sentence in Widow Fraud Case
In North Yakima Judge Rudkin sentences George A. Miller alias George H. Person to three years in the state penitentiary after he defrauded undertakers by posing as a widow. Miller, who sought small sums with fake wife coffins, was caught when he borrowed $3 to $5 and did not appear. The judge's remark was sarcasm about a recurring loss of wife.
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Rudkin
George A. Miller
Miller
Geor. H. Person
Messions
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