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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1913

Page

2

Tragic Death Follows Public Alaskan Lifestyle Change

A woman who enjoyed luxury in Alaska faced financial collapse and took her own life after trying to conceal misfortune. The stenographer who lived abroad and traveled could not cope with adversity, leaving behind a note of despair. Her mother, Mrs Edith M Claridge of London, has been notified.

Alaska Edith M. Claridge London

Seattle Socialites Tangoed At New Washington Hotel Tea

Seattle's elite gathered for a Saturday tango in the New Washington hotel suite with a tea after the dance. The affair drew prominent matrons and belles from local society and guests from Los Angeles, Spokane, and Vancouver while detailing gowns, eligible bachelors, and the evening's fashionable cast.

New Washington Seattle Bon Ton Paris London New York Chicago Salt Lace San Francisco Tacoma New Washington Hotel Winter Warden Hendrick Suydam Joshua Green Thomas Garrett Josiah Collins Milner Roberta Mises Hoberts Thomas Green CW Stimeen Claude Rameau F Whittleeey Magen James A Maight Terry William Peachy Mise Dorothy Terry Mise Garrett W OR Ballard Ross Smith GO. D Elleworth Mies Kime Colline John Balilargeon Mr Moran A A Deney Howe Spirk Clay Charles Scurry Aberdeen Fred White Kerry Beck Fitch Dencan Matthews Elite Morrison Nicholson Goldsmith Mer Stuart Maxwell Jo Agen Moffatt Mhobert Moyle M Seelye C RB Lamont Everett Tewney Ada Hanford Douglase Woel Stanley Hillier New Yorks Wren Young Leonard Kittinger Katharine Kittinger L. Denny F. G. Prink Leute Davenport Spokane K Alneweorth M A. Arnold John Hewitt Wnenry Field Edgar Ames Wagner Biddle Weeten Tuart Agen Henry FF Miake James Macfarlane Mies Wilhelmina Thomeen Fryman Fred Burnesite Mise Carraher Kathleen Kimball Apokane Bowes Mise Harris Vancouver

Parry to retire as King County Progressive League head

Mrs. Raymond Robbins the Chicago social worker attending the Federation of American Labor conventions will speak at the Good Fats cafeteria dinner Tuesday night. Nominations for league officers will be discussed. Will H. Parry declines re election as president. Potential successors named include E. M. Rhodes P. D. Hughes and George H. Revolle.

Raymond Robbins Brilllant Chicago Federation of American Labor King County Progressive League Good Fats League Will H. Parry E. M. Rhodes P. D. Hughes George H. Revolle

Candidates Scarce as Filing Closes for District Elections

December 6 election set for Port Commissioner and Agricultural Development District. Names listed include Robert Bridges J C Dutton H C Piggott F Woody George Holtaner Herman Nelson G C Lingenfelter with socialists Mary Lao O V Stapp Etta Tripp Minute Parks William Johnson Ben Baarfus. Incumbents Piggott Eckstein Spencer pursued. Mary G O Meara Eva H Schroeder nominated by Women’s Good Government league. Nine days remain to file for school directors.

Agricultural Development District H. C. Piggott North F. Woody Bothell George Holtaner North 42Nd Herman Nelson Auburn G. C. Lingenfelter Cloverdale St William Piggott Nathan Eckstein George A. Spencer Women's Good Government League Mary G. O'Meara Eva H. Schroeder Mra Mary Lao O. V. Stapp Etta G. Tripp Minute Parks William Johnson Ben Baarfus

Fleet officers attend Sistine Chapel anniversary service

Rome reports that officers of the American battleship fleet joined a Sunday ceremony at the Sistine Chapel marking the pope's coronation anniversary.

Rome Sistine Chapel

Christian Science Lectures Draw Big Crowd at Hippodrome

Rev. William P. McKenzie of Cambridge spoke twice at the Hippodrome on Christian Science and God’s friendship to man. He described Mrs. Eddy’s initiation of Christian Science as a sequence from Scripture to healing, citing Isaiah and the paralytic healed through faith and divine power.

William P. McKenzie Cambridge Massachusetts Hippodrome McKenzie First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Mars Isaiah Jesus

Cascarets Best Laxative for Clean Stomach Sleep

An ad touts Cascarets as the best laxative for men and women with headaches coated tongue foul breath and disordered stomachs. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes sour undigested food and bile and works while you sleep with a 106 cent box available at drug stores. It emphasizes easy taste for children and no griping.

Cascaretsa Cascarets

Fifth national conservation congress opens tomorrow

Scores of delegates arrived in Washington for the fifth national conservation congress opening tomorrow. Many delegates favor the open door policy and would permit anti conservationists to enter the convention and present their views.

Washington National Conservation Congress

Invention for Deaf Heard at Theophthalmarium Test

An advertisement at 1315 4th Ave calls the deaf to witness a Gem Kar Phone test. The device promises to enable clear hearing with no unpleasant aftereffects, claiming high praise as a relief for deafness and inviting inquiries today or tomorrow.

Star Want Ad Sells Office Furniture Fast

A small investment in a Star want ad can move unused office furniture quickly. List details clearly to attract buyers and close deals promptly.

Death in Drink Ellensburg Tragedy Sparks Probe

Edwin Dunsworth an 11 year old boy in Ellensburg shot himself after being found in town by his father W B Dunsworth while under the influence of liquor. The boy's mother is visiting at Waterloo Indiana.

Ellensburg Edwin Dunsworth W. B. Dunsworth Vislting Waterloo

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