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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
5
An aged recipe fragment describes a Thanksgiving meal with pot pie and sides. It notes proper table setup including knives forks and napkins, then outlines steps for preparing smoked cabbage with nuts cranberries and vegetables, while detailing pot pie stock dough and chicken bones for flavor.
An unclear report describes a confrontation involving Bali and a sheriff over a forged claim. Details are fragmented, but the dispute centers on an amount in a case and alleged pocketed medicine with urgent action mentioned.
The King County Republican Central committee endorsed L. O. Meigs for speaker of the house and named candidates for many county jobs. Endorsements cover assistant attorney general, treasurer’s deputyships, clerk and auditor positions, assessor offices, jail and court staff, and related posts with several holdovers and temporary designations.
Jackson, a steering committee member, breaks with the King county delegation endorsing L. O. Motes of Yakion for speaker. He will not abide the committee action and may back another candidate, accusing the committee of overstepping consultative powers. The division mirrors a battle over local option, eight hour work, and judiciary matters amid competing endorsements.
John Anderson and Charles Wilson, both claiming to be sailors, attacked a landlady at a Japanese lodging house last night over a purse. The landlady reported the theft, a chase ensued, a mob restrained the men, and they were placed in city jail by Mayou and others.
With 36 percent of the contract done the board of public contract will take over P. J. McHugh's Green Lake rearade project and finish it by the specified date. Under best conditions only half the work would be finished on time. Several people have suffered injuries due to the stormy street conditions in McHugh's contract.
St. Mark's church will hold daily noonday services from 12 16 to 12 40 during the week of prayer from November 29 to December 6 led by Rev B V Shayler. An investiture service is set for November 7 at Ila m with additional daily services for women and children at 4 p m Monday to Thursday and Friday respectively. Holy communion occurs each weekday at 7 30 a m, with mission services at 6 p m on weekdays except Saturday. Sunday December 6 features communion at 8 a m and a men's mass meeting at 4 p m.
James P. Agnew is portrayed as a multi talented figure with strong political and civic involvement. A former railroad professional and longtime public servant in Seattle, he rose to county auditor and earned recognition in baseball administration. He is described as amiable, devout Catholic, married with four grown children.
Dainty ballet dancers in china designed by Carrier Belleuse and Ca vet, gelpier, two of a dozen designs showcased. Sevre making elevates cost as the figures are extremely expensive.
A local Renton caucus reports plans to form an opposition ticket with a full slate led by a chairman and secretary argued by insiders. Predicts a three member committee and possible third party entry as candidates are arranged for mayor and council posts.
Santa Ana California November 21 Charde McDowell 14 died today from a gunshot wound inflicted by 9 year old Auquatua donen last night. The boys were duck hunting when a hammer lens ape was accidentally bo a charged charge entered McDowels abdomen.
Delegates from southern district improvement clubs met in Youngstown last night and formed a temporary organization to coordinate efforts. The general committee will be convened soon to plan a mass meeting on improvement matters for the south end.
Suffering patients invited to send greetings for a free illustrated 100 page book by M. D. Hall offering non pharmaceutical cure methods. Address 1314 Second Ave Seattle WA and a response by mail or phone.
Nov 21. Nicholas II appeared on foot in St. Petersburg for the funeral of Grand Duke Alexis. Dressed in naval uniform as admiral, he followed the royal coffin amid troops and secret police surveillance. Prior house-to-house searches marked the cortege route. Watches trace to 1476.
Local reports say Alaska roadhouses plan to stop offering free meals this winter. Officials indicate travelers and townspeople relied on soup houses last year, but this season managers aim to ensure customers pay, shifting away from the free food policy.
A Renton caucus of the Progressive Party met to nominate a full city ticket and hinted at other parties planning tickets. Nominees include Mayor Ticknor, Treasurer William Tonkio, Attorney P. W. Hauser, Clerk A. L. Ticknor, Health Officer A. L. Beach, and several council members led by Jane Wood and Lee Monahan.
Mayor Miller attended the church fair opening at the West Side Congregational Church aiding the booth and mingling with children and seniors. The event, run by the Ladies Aid Society, supports the church building fund with decorative booths and a wide array of foods.
The Ideal Dentists advertise ethical, nearly painless services at affordable prices in Seattle. They promote free exams, cheerful estimates, and a guarantee insurance system to protect patients from charlatans, with a call to visit the office of Dr EB A Maker at the corner of First Ave and Seneca.
Mayor Harper of Angeles plans to urge the city council to request the president to keep Admiral Sperry's battle fleet in the Pacific. He cites confidential letters warning of a grave Pacific situation heightened by the Chinese reaction after the emperor's death. The move follows advice from sources in Washington and elsewhere.
Three men were killed and one injured after a collision between freight trains on the Ann Arbor railroad near Lakeland Michigan. The crash was caused by a signal mistake with a train said to have passed a changed signal. Victims include Andrew Gregan of Toledo and William Ryan of Owosso, with M Draper among the injured.
Laborer Jack Lewis arrived from North Yakima and told Seattle police a wild tale of being robbed of 86 dollars by a burly man on the Hot farest bridge. He was rescued mud soaked by Sergeant Clarence Carr and taken to the station. Officers found about 10 dollars on a suspect. Lewis remains jailed as Captain Alex Mac Donald notes the claim is dubious.
John Oleson a telegrapher was found by Patrolman Forbes in a chicken coop at 228 Second Nw. last night. Oleson entered through a window and was unable to explain his presence. The tale leaves whether his aim was a Thanksgiving turkey or a pair of ducks for Christmas.
Frank Hale 607 17th Ave was hit by a car driven by A Irby near Seventh Ave and Union St shortly after midnight. Hale was taken to Providence Hospital with only slight injuries, witnesses say the collision was unavoidable as Hale had just stepped from a street car into the path of the auto.
A wealthy real estate magnate, Charles Keneston, reportedly committed suicide by shooting himself at the Hotel Seville last night while suffering from a nervous disorder. The man had seen recent prosperity in his ventures. A steamer Maverick arrived from San Francisco with a cargo, and the steamer Northland called from Sitka that afternoon.
A court martial in Manila with Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder presiding convened on the battleship Louisiana to try Lieutenant Commander Jewell of the Louisiana and Lieutenant Bowers of the Rhode Island for personal misconduct during the visit to Japan. Jewell to be tried first.
In a series of remarkable recoveries, Drs Lowney are credited with drugless treatments that have freed many long suffering patients from chronic ailments. Scores of individuals reportedly regained health and happiness through their care and expertise.
A lengthy advertisement extols cures for rheumatism gout Brights disease obesity and deafness by Drs Loughney and Loughney. It cites multiple named patients and addresses in Seattle Georgetown Renton and South Park inviting free examinations at their offices.
An old advertisement describes backache from kidney issues and urges Dean's Kidney Pills as the quick remedy. It claims pills relieve weakness, congestion, inflammation, and dizziness, improve urine, and permanently restore kidney function.
W A Hawkins of 669 Yesler Way Seattle testifies he suffered severe kidney pain and backache before using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports immediate help and lasting relief after continuing use and urges others to try the Kennedy Drug Co. remedy.
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