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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1909

Page

4

400 Women Battle Henry Campaign for City Hall

The article reports a fierce struggle in San Francisco as 400 women rally for Henry through the homes. Prosecutors describe their influence as tremendous while an indicted corporation fights to control the district attorney's office in a bitter power struggle.

Henry Indicted Corporation Gang San Francisco Ban Francisco Jean Corporation

Women civic role praised in San Francisco campaign

F J Heney lauds the Women’s Honey club of San Francisco for backing Heney in the district attorney race. Members, including president Elizabeth Gerberding, pledge to educate households and mobilize women to influence votes for a cleaner city and a just administration. The group emphasizes principle over party and aims to extend civic participation beyond suffrage.

F. J Heney San Francisco Heney Woman's Honey Club Beat Teene Gerberding

How Spirits Cause Weird Violin Music Trick

A scam exposes a parlor trick where a violin appears to play by spirits. A pole connected to a downstairs music box vibrates the instrument as a confederate signals. The eerie sound comes from vibration rather than any supernatural music, revealing the deception.

Salome Outstrips Herself in Town Topics Flavor

A playful line from Town Topics questions how readers found Salome with the quip that she “really outstripped herself.” The wry remark hints at a performance or fashion moment, capturing a lively social-cultural beat of the era.

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