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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
3
Major A N Brown is accused in a salon dispute over a Spokane appointment. Wilmot allegedly recruited tailor Ivy to refute Brown’s claims. Ivy’s punch resulted in Brown receiving a black eye before returning to Wilmot’s saloon later that evening.
The governor appointed Wilmot to his staff as colonel but an old law requiring militia service years disqualified him. He served only briefly as colonel and has resented the outcome since.
Local church listings show services at multiple congregations. Rev Myron W Haynes leads at 1 pm with Broken or Crushed and 8 pm The Thief Temple. Rev George Cairns preaches Inspiration of the Scriptures at 8 pm. Other churches present morning and evening sermons with varied themes and special services.
A fragment mentions a pastor and two works or note titles including Remember Love Wife and Christian Friendship. The text is sparse and lacks full context or dates.
Methodiet Eolopepat and Rev McGill preach on Tithing and God’s Method of Development at 8 p m. Rev Coving speaks on The Divine Urgency to a Holy Life at 7 30 p m. J M Wilde outlines The Lordship of the Conscience and Deborah The Frances Willard of an Enslaved People.
Mrs Louise B Drew of San Francisco will deliver a discourse at 4 pm at the First Spiritualist Society Knights of Pythias hall near Pike with circles at 4:40 pm, followed by platform tests. An insurance pitch notes Northwestern Mutual Fire offers annual payments and lower costs than three year plans.
Mr Col Divie hosts spiritual gathering at UL W hall near Virginia Ave. Sunday services at 4 and 8 p m led by Nagel Foster, pastor. Morning 4 p m School of Psychology features topic If You Neglect the Little Fire followed by messages. Evening session offers Good We All May Do.
Theosophical event at the A. O. U. W. hall with Mr. W. F. Richardeon presenting The Recence of Eastern and Western Religion Identical. Rev. W. D. Simonds to speak at 11 a.m. on Everything to live With Nothing to Live For and a p.m. lecture on Martin Luther.
A series of special meetings announced at their ball at Fifth and Washington on Sunday October 28. Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. led by Brigadier W. F. Jenkins, provincial commander. At 1 p.m. Sunday school directed by Adjutant and Mrs. Blorey. Free and easy at 3 p.m. A large welcome meeting at 4 p.m. with Captain and Mrs. McAbee, conducted by Brigadier and Mrs. Jenkins, Adjutant A. D. Sloate, Corps commander.
At Ofon Wark Methodist Church Ballard Mr Porayth will speak on Sabbath morning Resourcer Human and Divine and in the evening The Saloon and What It Is Good For An invitation extended to all Evening service at 7 40 PM.
The New Thought Society gathers at the Theosophical Hall located at 1420 Beeond for a meeting. Members discuss upcoming programs and group activities in a brief session.
A brief notice announces a symposium titled What Se en Thought to be held at 11 o’clock in the morning. Members will present short talks on the topic.
Rev Hoy EB Nichols of Foster will start a series of gospel meetings at Henton Library hall Sunday evening at 7 30. Nichols preaches on The Gospels of Christ from Romans 1 16 and shares the religion of Jesus Christ in the city series.
Beattle Lodge at 1420 Beconday hosts Sunday p m lecture by Mrs EB Wardall the subject The Building of the Individual.
The notice lists services at 11 a.m. for Everlasting Punishment and a Sunday School at 1 p.m. A testimonial meeting is scheduled Wednesday evening at an unspecified time.
Ambiguous OCR fragment references an arrest of William Zoller alias wap Groen and a patrolman, mentions a misread theft or shipment, and a price two dollars for a steel ball bearing or skates. Details are unclear and naming inconsistencies obscure full facts.
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