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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1909

Page

8

Risso Confesses In Italian Child Murder Case

An Italian immigrant named Risso confessed to the murder of two Utica children Fannie Infusino and another victim. The victims were attacked in their home and killed, with police and community efforts intensifying as the killer was brought to trial. The case drew a large police response and intense local attention.

Risao Teresa Percopia Fannie Risso

John Jacob Astor and Son Safe in San Juan Harbor

Willemstad Curacao November 28 The Red D liner Caracas reported Astor's steam yacht Nour Mahal safe in San Juan Puerto Rico harbor two weeks after he was last heard from The West Indian hurricane passed over on November 15 ending fears for John Jacob Astor and son

Fy United Prep Willemstad Curacao John Jacob Astor Caracas Astor San Juan

Professor Finishes Light Effect Guinea Pig Experiment

Professor John Wetweert of the bacteriology department reports results from guinea pig tests on light and health. He finds light has little to no effect, with average lifespans of 31 days under black light, 32 days under red light, and 43 days under blue light, though differences are inconclusive.

John Wetweert Department of Bacteriology Weingerl

James E. Defenbaugh Dead at 55 in Chicago

James Eb Not Defenbaugh editor and proprietor of the American Lumber man died in Chicago after eight days of illness. He was 55 years old.

Chicago James Eb Not Defenbaugh The American Lumberman

Million Bacteria Dance In Glass Of Milk

A 1920s report notes that a Seattle milk sample contains millions of bacteria per cubic centimeter yet remains deemed safe. Officials led by Henderson inspect dairies, count germs, and raid stables if contamination is found, discarding spoiled milk to protect public health.

Seattle Philadelphia Ienderson Mehtion Crichton Froi

Unclear fragment hints at political figures and relations

Fragmentary text mentions Kramp a poet and political figures with references to government, opposition, and a person named Macht or Machtz. The readability is low with garbled wording and incomplete names.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Relief

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for gas and indigestion from deranged stomachs. It claims the tablets attack gas forming foods, improve nutrition, and suit both sick and well individuals. A free trial package is offered, with pricing 50 cents a box and availability via F A Stuart Co at 160 Stuart Building Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Building Marshall Michigan P. S

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