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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1913

Page

2

Brother shoots brother in Salvation Army HQ incident

Myer Dubbin, 27, Salvation Army band master, warned his younger brother Arthur, 21, not to carry a loaded gun. He unintentionally fired, injuring Arthur in the abdomen. Arthur had found a 32 Colt’s revolver at the American bank building and brought it to the army HQ. Myer removed the magazine and believed no cartridge remained. Arthur was taken to City hospital and is expected to recover.

Myer Dubbin Salvation Army Arthur American Bank Army Fifth Washington St

Five Year Old Dies After Car Overturns Near Cle Elum

The five year old son of C. E. Diner of Easton is dead today when the automobile in which he and his parents were riding overturned near Cle Elum Washington.

Cle Elum Wash C. E. Diner Easton

Rockefeller Postpones Return Due to Wife Ill Health

Mrs. Rockefeller in Tarrytown reports John D. Rockefeller delays his return to the Tarrytown estate because his wife is ill. In Washington on Oct 20 Bishop Quale remarks that a fat man has a better chance of being good than a lean one.

Washington Quale Olympia Drum State Board of Control

UNCLE SAM MAY CLOSE OUR DOOR TO ALASKA GOLD

The Seattle gold freight fund was cut and the Seattle assay office may close for the year. Officials, including Congressman Humphrey, urged Washington to restore the usual $25,000 freight allowance, with a plan to store bullion until January if needed. Commercial club and national affairs committee held meetings to discuss funding and a potential reopening.

Uncle Sam Alaska Sam Seattle Congress Humphrey National Affairs Committee Chamber Washington Cials Treasury Department Commercial Club

Tragic Mobile Train Wreck Kills Thirty Soldiers

Thirty soldiers killed in the Mobile & Ohio troop train wreck near Stateline Mississippi yesterday. Among the dead are 23 soldiers of the 39th and 170th United States Coast Artillery. two train crew members die. About 100 soldiers injured, 20 severely, with four or five possibly dying. The troops were en route from Fort Morgan and Fort Barrancas to Meridian Mississippi for Mississippi Alabama fall.

Mobile Ala Mobile & Ohio Treatie Stateline Miss 39Th 170Th United States Coast Artillery Fort Morgan Fort Barrancas Meridian Alabama

Babe Wright Smashes Records By Swimming Golden Gate

12 year old Babe Wright swam the Golden Gate in 36 minutes and 12 seconds setting new women’s records. A boat crew followed as Mia Roy H. Wright Babe's mother Walter Hartman Eddie Hart and Carl Hackfield were present.

Babe Wright Golden Gate San Francisco Cal Habe” Wright Mia Roy H. Wright Babe Walter Hartman Eddie Hart Carl Hackfield Babe” Wright Mermaid Wonder

Tom Mann Addresses Large Crowd at Dreamland Rink

English labor organizer Tom Mann spoke for over two hours at Dreamland rink on Sunday night outlining industrial solidarity as the path to emancipation. He urged unity across trades, tolerance among workers, and discussed forming a world union of laborers without class distinctions aligned with IWW principles.

Tom Mann Dreamland Rink Mann Industrial Workers of the World

Heroic Rescue in Fire Sparks Mother and Baby Safety

Mrs. Chris Schiening of 4002 25th Ave saved her infant during a kitchen fire in the Schiening home on Saturday. While she checked the other children away from the flames, blankets above the stove ignited. She braved smoke and heat to reach the 10 month old and carry it to safety as flames were extinguished. The mother and child escaped with only minor injuries.

Chris Schiening Schiening

Church Fire Damages Christian Science Church in Milwaukee

A Sunday night blaze began in a shack and spread to the Christian Science church at 16th Ave N and Dennyway causing 600 dollars in damages. Ad Wolgast broke a rib in training prompting the postponement of his Friday title bout with Charley White in Milwaukee.

Christian Science Church 16Th Av. N Dennyway Wolgast Milwaukee Ad Wolgast Charley White Chicago

Swimmers Impress In Short Race As Belgium Halts Zeppelin Flights

Hartman and Hart led as Hackfield finished in 31 minutes and Wright in 33 minutes 12 seconds. Mike Wright called the swim easy and noted strong tides while Mrs Wright praised her daughter’s potential. Also, Belgium cancelled military dirigible flights after the Zeppelin disaster, halting negotiations on a new Zeppilin.

Belgium Brussels

Poincare Attends Meet in Rheims at College Stadium

President Poincare visits a sports gathering at the College of Athletics stadium in Rheims to honor France's bid to win the 1916 Olympic Games. A New York inventor patents toothed spades and shovels to aid digging in hard soils.

Rheims France Poincare College of Athletics New York

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick and safe remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomachs. It claims relief within five minutes, with the stomach becoming lighter and clearer, belching and souring vanish, and the head clearing. A fifty cent bottle is urged from any drug store.

Ape

A Brother's Gratitude Turns to Grudge in Surf Rescue

Santa Barbara reports Roy Osborne, rescued from the surf by elder brother William, expressed thanks but attempted to whip him for not acting quickly enough. In Los Angeles, 70 year old A P Jones, father of the shop proprietor, fatally shot himself in a soda shop, dying instantly.

Santa Barbara William Roy Osborne Roy Los Angeles A. P. Jones

To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old advertisement promises a rapid cold cure with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tabs. It claims a refund if ineffective and features EO W. GROVES signature on each box.

EO W. Groves

Urgent Claim on Meat and Kidneys Health Tip

An advisory warns that meat intake can form uric acid clogging kidneys and causing pain, with signs like cloudy urine and backache. It recommends Jad Salts as a cleansing remedy and cites a Seattle shoe repairer Mr. Hougen expanding his two shops with 18 to 20 workers.

Anys Madison St Hougen Seattle

Felton B Elkins Marries Beatrice Oliver in Lakewood

Felton B Elkins grandson of ex Senator C M Felton of California wed Beatrice Oliver an English beauty in Lakewood New Jersey on Sunday.

Lakewood N. J

Arrest of ex convict for dynamite cache found

In Los Angeles on October 20 Frank Nelson a former convict and alleged dynamiter was arrested after detectives returned to a cache where a large quantity of dynamite had been discovered.

Los Angeles Frank Nelson

Seaman Drowned After Canoe Capsizes During Duck Hunt

H. Leister, a seaman at Puget Sound navy yard, drowned Sunday morning when his canoe overturned while duck hunting. He had just ashore his companion, sailor Reisenbach, before the accident occurred.

H. Leister Puget Sound Navy Yard Leister Reisenbach

Blood and Nerve Tonic advertised with patient testimonials

The ad claims marvelous results from Blood and Nerve Tonic and Gas tricim remedies sold by Quaker Drug Co and Giles Drug Co in Seattle. It cites returning patients and urges trials for constipation linked illnesses, urging readers to send communications with local names in each package.

Quaker Drug Co First Ave Giles Drug Co Jackson St Seattle

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