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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
10
October 1805 memory recalls the Trafalgar clash where Nelson fell aboard HMS Victory as the combined French and Spanish fleet of 33 ships tried to support Napoleon's invasion. The battle left Britain master of the seas and marked a turning point in naval history.
Peter Cavanaugh clung to a mine car as a runaway mule charged through the Anaconda mine. The animal caused the car to derail after about 100 yards, tossing Cavanaugh to the floor and leaving him badly injured, with possible fatal consequences.
Water will be shut off in the district between 106th and 16th avenues N from Ravenna Boulevard to East 56th Street. The interruption is scheduled tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to allow maintenance work.
Readers with indigestion and sour stomach are urged to use Diapepsin a 50 cent case quickly digest heavy meals. The ad touts relief from heartburn lump in throat nausea and gas within five minutes and claims it aids digestion for the whole family.
Portland dispatch reports Theo Roosevelt will not run again, but a second term may be pursued by supporters led by Jared L Brush a Colorado banker and former lieutenant governor. Brush discussed the theory while en route to Fort Collins from Portland.
In Fond du Lac Oct 21 Thomas Price, a pioneer of Oakland field, was shaved by a barber for the first time in his life. The 89 year old, entering his 90th year, says he now intends to visit barber shops regularly.
A conscious stricken person sent a Canadian one dollar bill to the local customs office, drawing attention with no conscious fund or official in Port Townsend. The bill will be forwarded to the secretary of the treasury.
A permit was issued yesterday for the L. Smith building a 42 story steel frame structure to rise at the northeast corner of Secondary and Youlerway. The plans show a primary 1éatory structure topped by a 24 story tower with an estimated cost of $1,000,000.
Former Michigan students forming the Michigan Alumni Association of Seattle will host a dance at Christiansen's Broadway hall on October 26, inviting all former Michigan men. The event marks the first in a winter series of gatherings.
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