Confessions of a Wife No 3 The Dawn of Wedding Day
On her wedding day a wife-to-be learns new truths about her future husband. His kiss calms her fears and they rise again to a peak of happiness on the mountain top.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
1
Margot Confesses Doubt Before Wedding Night
Margaret frets about marriage after Dr Atwater's warnings and shares fears with Dick. He ignores concerns, vows eternal love, and they rush to the wedding, believing their bond can rise above warnings in a dramatic, late night confrontation. The scene ends with a hopeful kiss and a promise to continue tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Atwater
Dr. Atwater
Central
Margaret
Madge
Riot in Havana sparks student protest over streetcar tracks
A fragmentary dispatch describes a Havana riot linked to students soap ing tracks and moralizing about Cubans. Separate notes discuss fashion, a Philadelphia tycoon copyrighting his wife’s portrait, and a Santa Monica jury verdict against Frank Seeley with calls for leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santa Monica
Cal
Frank Seeley
Seattle Plague Alarm Sparks Public Debate
On the eve of Panama Canal openings Seattle health commissioner Dr. James E. Crichton warned of bubonic plague, prompting nationwide letters claiming Seattle was unsafe. Crichton and city health officials deny any danger while critics accuse the department of self-promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
James E. Crichton
S. Ross Parker
New York
Georgia
J. E. Crichton
Dr. Crichton
Health Department
King of the Hoboes and Hod Carriers Lead Labor Demands
Jeff Davis the king of the hoboes travels 2500 miles to the AFL convention where Cavalier Dominick D Alessandro, Hod Carriers leader, speaks for migratory workers. Davis warns of a planned move to treat idle workers as strikebreakers while D Alessandro defends migrant labor and condemns vagrancy laws. The pair shape debates on wages, strikes, and union roles at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Cavalier D’ Alessandro
Hod Carriers
Labor
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
International Union of Migratory Workers
Cincy
Dominick D'Alessandro
New York
Padrone
Italia
Union
da Prigione
Sing Sing
Washington
Dominick D’alessandro
Hod Carriers’ Building and Common Laborers’ Union of America
Fred L. Boalt
Uncle Sam
Europe
Taft
Congress
Italy
America
Wilson
Senate
House
Duncan McDonald
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Appeal Hearing in Furth Case Before Washington Supreme Court
In Olympia today the Washington Supreme Court heard arguments in State of Washington v Jacob Furth. Furth appeals a Whatcom County jury verdict convicting him of law violations related to the failure of the W E Sehrickers Co bank in Skagit County. The ad cites Hyatt-Fowells at 4th and Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
State of Washington
Jacob Furth
Supreme Court
Furth
Whatcom County
W. E Sehrickers& Co
Skagft
Arrest Clubman as Train Bandit in San Francisco
Edward A. Fiske a 34 year old clubman and automobile salesman was arrested in San Francisco on suspicion of robbing four Southern Pacific trains. Police awaited Contra Costa authorities actions with no charges filed yet though his alibi and wife’s testimony placed him at home or in a cafe during the robberies. He was seized at the St Francis hotel bar and resides in Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Contra Costa County
Edward A. Fiske
Au Opicion
Southern Pacific
Fiske
St. Francis
Burlingame
Five men arrested for intoxication in Lincoln Park lagoon
In Chicago five men were arrested after consuming alcohol while standing in the Lincoln Park lagoon at night, following the deceased friend’s request for his ashes to be scattered in moonlight. The incident prompted police action amid the intoxication reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Rain Prevents Big Game in Seattle Between White Sox and Giants
Officials of the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants World’s Tour said there would be no game in Seattle this afternoon due to rain and cold. The teams arrived at 11 15 this morning and will depart for Vancouver at 5 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Seattle
Vancouver
Judge Gordon May Run for Mayor Candidacy Rumor
A rumor circulated on Wednesday that Judge John B. Gordon of the police court will announce a mayoral candidacy soon. Gordon has ten years on the beach and has been elected justice five times, serving under Mayors Ballinger Moore Gill Dilling and Cotterill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gordon
Gordon
Ballinger, Moore
Gill
Dilling
Cotterill
Sado Maru cargo fire reported in No 4 hold
Wireless from Sado Maru says cargo in No 4 hold is afire as the ship nears Yokohama. The vessel sailed from Seattle November 4 with 200 passengers including 180 Japanese Northwest residents, Nippon Yusen Kaisha offices report no serious issue. Also, Trinity Parish church men's club meets tonight with Dr. Ronald Strath delivering an illustrated lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Co
the Trinity Parish Church
Ronald Strath
Falconer Targets Progressive Nomination for U.S. Senate
Congressman J. A. Falconer of Everett says he will seek the progressive nomination for the United States senator seat. He spoke at the King County Progressive League meeting and in private talks, promising a field of candidates for the progressive nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Falconer
Everett
United States
King County
Progressive League
League
Falconer
Wilson Plans to Target Party Bosses in Reform Talk
President Wilson aims to curb bossism in democracy with a Friday meeting on the party program with William F. McCombs, the national committee chairman. McCombs seeks to stay as head of the committee and pledges to push for removing some bosses from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Wm. F. McCombs
National Committee
McCombs
Boses
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