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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1905

Page

5

Hidden Rockefeller Impersonator at Public Service A Chorus

An unknown man sits incognito among a church gathering, stroking his hair and seemingly unseen by others as a hat passes for alms. He quietly smiles, musing that he might leave, while the chorus continues and John D. Rockefeller is referenced in disguise.

On the Other Fellow: Camp Tales in Deep Sleep

Tacoma News editor Albert Johnson visits and relays a humorous tale of inebriated insomniacs, camp pranks, and a pile of borrowed night robes. A misfit gift turns into a comic misunderstanding with a warned note guiding the wearer through the fabric mishap, ending in laughter that keeps campers awake.

Local Baseball Names for the Bunh Leaguers

A humorous list of potential team names after a rough season. Proposals include Reaety's Rough Riders Cohen's Comedians Agnew's Ancients The Winlees Wonders The Subway Sweepers The Humbleville Heroes The Cellar Clottera The Hitless Hens.

Injury in buggy run to Wall Street runways

Corey Also Hurt J. D. Corey city material tester rode with Cecil Bacon Friday morning when Bacon suffered serious injuries in a runway at the foot of Wall street. Corey escaped with a few bruises as the buggy collided with a wagon. The horse broke loose and Corey fell to the ground but he returned to work Saturday morning.

J. D. Corey Cecil Bacon Wall Street Bacon Corey

Girl rewarded for bravery at Port Angles harbor

Miss Mamie Wood and her father helped save three seamen from the torpedo boat Paul Jones which capsized in the bay. Edwin Olson John Ellis and Ernest Fleming presented a gold watch and chain with a complimentary inscription for the act.

Port Angels Mamie Wood Paul Jones Edwin Olson John Ellis Ernest Fleming

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