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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
8
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Report from Wilna claims Dimitri Bogroff the Stolypin assassin is alive, possibly in the United States under an assumed name. The tale alleges a staged execution earlier with a revolutionary executed instead, while Bogroff escaped in disguise. The piece notes anti Jewish papers and family religious history cited to cast doubt on the crime’s targets.
In Grass Valley on November 17 Thomas Roach a 16 year old boy gathering for rabbits found a ton pound lump of gold quartz near the town edge. The lump contains enough gold to be valued between 1700 and 1800 dollars according to local estimates. Prospectors had searched the ground for 60 years prior to the find.
Dr Joseph Frankel sues Mrs Mary W Harriman in New York Supreme Court for 4500 alleging medical services from March to September 1909. Harriman widow admits services but calls the bill exorbitant. Also reported from Wellesley Massachusetts that undergrads contributed 600 to a 100000 fund for a new club house and added 22000 from other sources.
News from Washington reports the American Humane association objected to cooking caught trout in a Yellowstone lake hot spring. The Yellowstone superintendent has been instructed to stop the practice.
A home remedy combines two teaspoons glycerine with a half pint hot water and four ounces spurmax or hazel extract to treat pores and blemishes. Applied sparingly and massaged in, it dries quickly, leaves a velvety glow, and is invisible compared to powder.
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