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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
8
In a harsh Yukon setting, John Messner battles cold with a sled team and discovers a deserted log cabin. He heats, feeds the dogs, and then a man and woman arrive seeking shelter as they face the brutal winter and dwindling options.
Messner and two men camp in a remote Yukon cabin. Theresa warns of danger as Womble demands money for her release. Messner secretly plans to lose the gold bribe by dumping the sack in the water and fleeing with the dogs toward the trail.
A photograph depicts a rajah in full bridal attire seated in a palanquin, to be carried to the bride's house. The rajah, prince under the English emperor, leads the wedding procession while the bride remains the house’s center of attention. The crown veil guards him from the crowd's evil eye.
The American Federation of Labor unanimously adopts a resolution condemning armed intervention in Mexico. Delegates led by George Jerry urge peaceful adjustment and send telegrams to President Wilson as leaders like Gompers and Mitchell denounce the Huerta regime. Cannon names Hearst Otis as editors with large Mexican holdings.
The First Unitarian Church choir conducted by Mrs. Howard Wolfe will stage the sacred cantata Ruth and Boaz by Andrews on Sunday evening November 30. The performance, with costumes and scenery from Moore Theatre, presents Bible stories with dramatic action.
Dan McArdieta was held at the city jail on an open charge for firing three shots at his business partner J Tilley at the Aquarium saloon 114 Pike street Friday afternoon. The altercation occurred as patrons watched and Tilley ran behind the bar after warnings of threats. All shots missed.
The Seattle Star offers a free multi map parcel post guide with six months subscription. Renewal or new subscribers receive one map showing Washington state zones rivers towns cities and shipping rates from each post office. The six month mail rate is 1.80. Butler’s Liquid Tooth Filler ad appears.
The Elks show The Hin Noise opened at the Metropolitan theater Monday night and will repeat Saturday and Monday. Master Jack Dormer four years old dazzled in swaddling clothes with nimble feet while Sylvia Herbart and Ole Hanson’s children highlighted strong acts. D E Dugdale in September Morn, wearing white tights, drew praise in the cabaret second half and contributed a noted performance.
A noon meeting at the Commercial club featured Congressman Falconer, Bothell Mayor Woody on logged-off lands, former Mayor McCarthy of San Francisco who spoke on the 1915 exposition, and Mathew Woll, president of the International Photo-Engravers Union, with Miss Sadie Gompers daughter of AFL president Gompers assisting.
A group of 200 Greenlake residents gathered in Lincoln high school auditorium Friday night to approve the $644,000 school bonds to be voted on December 6. President Hesketh of the council presided with speakers including School Directors Nathan Eckstein Judge Winsor Georges A. Spencer Superintendent Cooper and Secretary Jones.
Paul Hibeldaffer, a high school student, died yesterday from injuries he suffered while playing football. The tragedy occurred in Minneapolis as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
We solicit business with audited monthly accounts by independent chartered accountants and periodic examinations by the British Columbia Government Inspector of Trust Companies. Quarterly detailed statements are submitted to the Government. Deposits by mail earn 4 percent interest credited monthly and subject to cheque. Immediate remittance on withdrawals. Money invested in first mortgages for clients. Inquiries solicited with American and Canadian references. Members American Bankers Association.
A writer denounces judiciary secrecy in the Hay Market case and criticizes Judge Gary for alleged prejudiced juries and lack of accountability. He argues that legal standards fail when decisions rest on precedent and public manipulation, urging an industrial democracy free from courtroom oppression.
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