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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1911
Page
8
In a Seattle court yesterday a baby boy smiled from his mother's arms as her tale of neglect by Frederick Wheeler unfolded. Judge Frater noted the rarity of children in such cases while other family details emerged including further divorces and alimony awards.
A public service style pitch touts Cascarets as a safe overnight cleanse for stomach headaches coated tongues foul breath and poor sleep. It claims Cascarets remove sour undigested food fermenting gases and bile from the liver delivering a gentle routine without gripe or illness.
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrases and names, including references to Baltimore American and Miss Joe wedding mentions, plus scattered place names Stillwater and Austin. The readable content is minimal and indecipherable as a coherent article.
Water will be shut off on Lakeview boulevard and Lakeview place in Belmont on Monday. Garfield is the contact for the shut off and timing details are unclear in the notice.
Bugar’s reached its peak price in two decades provoking a debate on sugar trust pricing. preservers argue the trust was not reasonable and plan to apply pressure on the ground to justify further action.
A 23 year old laborer Tamale Combolieff was killed yesterday afternoon when a coal hoist bucket at Wellington Coal company's dock broke and bore down on his head. He was unmarried. The incident occurred amid other استان notes from Fairbanks Ell, Port Townsend and Port Angeles reports.
EE Czerwinski tells police his wife walked out with another man after he returned from work to find the couple’s home empty. He had saved over $500 from Honolulu days and says he turned it over to his wife. He lives at 1602 Ninth Ave. and reported the incident last night.
A one story frame dwelling at 1122 29th avenue was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss totaled 1400 dollars with 800 dollars insured. Owner is Mrs. N. Cloehn.
The 1911 period shows a record promise despite five losses. Eight months yield $167,650,560 in total revenue, $20,000,000 more than the same span last year and $31,000 in excess of 1910.
An engineer corps of forty men in Seattle is organized as the Third division of the naval militia, giving Seattle two of the three divisions of the militia.
New York report states Charles Schick, near starvation, stole from a man on a subway then turned himself in after a satisfying meal. New Orleans note says Rev Gordon Blienken earned 50000 for performing 10036 weddings over 25 years at Trinity Church.
In Lansing Michigan the University of Michigan football team will begin practice on September 19. Coach and players prepare for the upcoming season with early workouts and conditioning.
About 150 Seattle business leaders met at the New ee-last to discuss a merger of the Seattle Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce. The plan envisions a new civic organization with strict by laws including a ban on dual membership in civic groups. BE Anderson, committee chair, reported merger not possible though the group plans an active drive to reach 2,000 members at $20 yearly.
A crowded Seattle theatre welcomed the U. S. cruiser Pennsylvania sailors who staged a musical comedy with minstrel features last night. The lyrics and book were written by crew members Ted Thatcher and J. M. E. Reilly. The sailor chorus delivered a strong performance.
Judge Gay was elected president of the Pennsylvania society at a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night.
Chicago report: H F Blake of Toledo sent a telegram to his wife after arriving in Chicago then found his satchel missing on turning around. The incident cost him about 50 dollars in telegram fees.
Ohio dentists move to spacious new quarters as Local Dental Co. expands facilities in a milestone relocation reflecting steady practice.
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