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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
5
A long reader invocation covers the ballot act of 1860, militiaman service eligibility, and public questions about drafting. A kitchen column then prescribes fruit salad combos with grapes apples bananas celery walnuts and dressings. Also letters from readers discuss morality faith hardship and personal redemption with guidance from a columnist. Alice C A suggests ostrich plume decor ideas.
New York crowds buzz over the Berry sisters Sara Julia and Anna as they join the Montgomery and Stone company. The trio, new to professional stage life, vie for attention in The Ballet of Youth within Chin Chin as chorus competition heats up among buyers and suitors on Broadway.
W F Peters of the Pacific Knitting Mills Seattle told surgeons at St Vincent's hospital he seeks to reconcile with his estranged wife after a life threatening abdominal operation. He said she reads The Star and would come if she knew, asking the paper to reach her. President Wilson arrived in New York and planned golf at Piping Rock before returning to the city.
A Dayton era profile describes Emmett Coll known as Lost Eddie, the man who killed a 17 year old wanderer called The Kansas City Kid. He is depicted as a brutish, soulless anarchist with no remorse who was sentenced to life at Folsom penitentiary.
The judge denounces Lost Eddie as utterly degenerate after the crime, noting California has locked him away for life. The description recalls a heavy, venomous countenance and a vile jail hobby of writing grotesque verses.
Canadian government to extinguish all navigational lights along Broughton strait to aid defense. Mariners operating ships between Seattle and Alaska will switch to the Blackfish sound route.
Mrs. F. Gardner of an apartment at 15th and yesterday met a stranger on First Ave late last night. She learned she had taken fake money when she handed him real change for a Confederate ten dollar bill and then notified the police.
A fire at 11:40 night destroyed Dan Mahoney's home at 1717 with av and badly damaged an adjoining cottage. Mahoney's loss is about 2500 dollars, with damage to the other house around 200 dollars.
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