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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
7
A column features curry chicken and biscuits recipes with measurements and steps, plus notes on casual cooking. It also discusses fashion trends with belts worn at the back, wide tulle scarves, and evening dresses in flesh-pink tones, describing coat lengths and fit.
Mix to a smooth paste with grated cheese chopped nuts and mustard. Spread on thinly sliced white or graham bread and cut into small pieces.
Fashion notes show fancy hat pins falling from style. Plain gun metal silver and gold knobs return as the favored accent. Pink takes precedence over blue in the current accessory trend.
Tacoma resident Harry H. Collier declared in Portland that Washington is insurgent from the beaches to the Idaho line while on his way to Salem to judge at the state fair. He predicted Poindexter would win the U S Senate endorsement by about 15 000 votes, with Spokane county supporting the insurgent candidate and eastern counties backing the proscribed contender.
In Spokane lawyers for railroads gather for the last hearing before Commissioner Prouty of the late commerce commission, slated to begin tomorrow in the federal court.
Readers seek at home work to earn money while keeping piano practice. A suggestion proposes mending and repair work from home for income. A query asks about Zira played at the Lols last winter. A hospital flower question ends with guidance to consider personal relation.
Mrs W D Pritchard wife of a farmer west of the city was taken into custody by Sheriff Leotard after allegedly tying up the line with more than an hour of continuous chatting despite warnings. The incident happened in Delaware D Sept 12.
Chief Wappenstein instructed captains sergeants and patrolmen to provide strict protection at polling booths during tomorrow's election. A special detail will guard until every vote is counted and ensure every eligible voter is fully protected in exercising the franchise.
The trial of Narragansett Pier Chief of Police William Carwell and William Arnold began today, tied to the raid on the Narragansett Club last August.
At the Patterson store in Pikest, Minnie Paul and Mrs. Jane Patterson clashed after an accusation that Paul had consorted with Patterson’s husband. Mrs. Patterson shouted insults while Paul defended herself and obtained a warrant the following morning.
New York businessman M Silverthan reports a bold hotel robbery at the Butler last night. Burglars forced the door of room 301 drugged him with chloroform and stole money jewelry two drafts worth 150 dollars a gold watch aliver and a return ticket to New York.
Mrs Amanda Emmona sues the Carlton Co owner of a Second Ave store in Mukilteo for 1950 dollars claiming permanent injury to her right arm from a fall on basement steps during last year’s Christmas shopping rush caused by a defective walk repaired by the company.
A gold shipment from Fairbanks to Seattle vanished on route with 57060 in gold replaced by lead. The box reached the United States assay office lighter than similar consignments, leading to a baffling theft linked to the steamship Humboldt. The missing bullion was part of a 170000 shipment to Dexter Horton Bank via Washington Alaska Bank of Fairbanks.
The largest labor congress in Britain's history opens in Sheffield amid high interest and protests as delegates attend the event. In Washington, President Taft plans a White House stag dinner with cabinet members and senior officials, the first such event at the executive mansion.
A Illinois Central passenger train derailed near Scales Mound injuring several passengers who are reported convalescing. Engineer Frank Turk was crushed in the engine cab. In Washington officials report the United States as the largest consumer of metal, based on world consumption figures.
The Mauretania rescued Captain Pinkham and 16 crewmen after their steamer West Point burned and left them adrift six days in a small boat. Separate item notes Pennsylvania and Norfolk & Western railroads planning $600000 in terminal improvements in Columbus. Delirious daughter dies after automobile collision with a locomotive. A broken axle injures ten on the “double whirl” ride at Coney Island.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a cheap, quick remedy for indigestion. It claims to ease dyspepsia sour stomach gas and stomach headaches within five minutes. The copy emphasizes candy like taste and warns against laxatives, urging readers to buy now.
A reminder urges voters to judge Mr Denning by his eighteen years as a Seattle citizen and lawyer, urging future actions to reflect his past record and conduct.
A reflective account contrasts a self supporting college student with limited funds and social life to the future promise of a brighter day. The narrator, arriving in Seattle February 28 1901 classes a comparison to Kansas City 1883 and notes Seattle’s dental market potential amid rival practitioners.
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