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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
5
An Oct publication notes steps to keep a party fully informed about his shares and cut them off as required. It describes telegraph wires with tickers attached and fluctuations in stocks. A second line mentions a New York office and partners in that city with two assignments to the west.
In a Seattle roadhouse a witness testified about a fatal case tied to a romance. William A. Johnson reportedly spoke with the woman about a large haul and the pair faced accusations related to a desertion and the involvement of an escort.
Funeral services for Rai Heney who died in San Francisco are planned with burial at a local cemetery. A brother of the deceased, A Heney, conveyed the arrangements last night.
A home remedy claims to make four pints of cough syrup using sugar syrup pine resin and water. It markets Pinex and Norway pine as healing, cites Bartell Drug Co in Seattle and other firms, and promises relief from whooping cough sore throat asthma and other coughs in hours.
A feature at the Grand theatre next week will be the Guam ballet performed by Seattle’s young society blades. The dance is described as original in the line of terapthoreanism and aims to support the Anti Tuberculosis League of King County.
Sacramento police grapple with conflicting telegraphic reports from Los Angeles after Geo Wallace, once suspected as a Times dynamiter, was released and dropped from weight. The city received a telegram ordering Wallace held, then another signaling his release, fueling uncertainty.
T. P. O'Connor the Irish leader left Winnipeg after a Canada tour for the Irish parliamentary party. He will speak next week in Seattle Tacoma Spokane and Portland.
Aviator Le Blanc announced in St Louis that he will fly from St Louis to Kansas City after the Belmont aviation meet using a Bleriot monoplane.
Madrid reports show Spain under martial law with Barcelona already under military rule. Alfonso is expected to personally command the forces as disturbances continue. Rose Society meeting set at Chamber of Commerce, Friday. papers on Fall Planting to be read. Advertisement notes furnishing rome models at low prices at The Virginas, 64 Virginia St.
Mrs. Kila Russell of Brooklyn offers a trimmed Bible reduced to 300 words via blue pencil prose claiming divine inspiration from 1901. She says the work funds a physical and moral hospital with profits from her late husband Dr William G Russell a wealthy retired physician.
The Duwamish Co operative Improvement club asks the Chamber of Commerce to back its fight for a Scout fare on interurban trains within city limits. The request was referred to the chamber committee on railroads and transportation.
Portland Oct 12 A hop picking machine is among the latest inventions. Set on EB Horst’s ranch near Kola, Ore it gathers hops from vines. It separates leaves from hops and Mr Horst a large grower picked 27000 pounds of hops in one day with it.
Walla Walla Oct 13 A State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention faces a clash over equal suffrage as suffragettes and antis prepare for debate. A motion may seek federation endorsement while antis plan a strategy to elect suffragettes to minor offices for influence in next year’s presidential election.
A historic advertisement touts Pape, Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati, Ohio as makers of Merelio 60 cent treatment for kidney and urinary disorders. It claims rapid relief and urges readers to start treatment at first signs of kidney trouble.
The page lists varied market quotes for ores, produce, meats, and feed with notes on price variation. It includes specific item prices such as wheat, corn, potatoes, carrots, onions, and cabbages, plus references to local businesses and nightly prize pool events.
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