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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1904
Page
8
Eugene V. Debs the socialist leader and "working class candidate" will visit Seattle on Wednesday September 28 and deliver a speech that evening at the new Armory hall drawing interest from the city’s socialists and Workingmen of all parties.
Cookery classes at the YWCA cover multiple levels with schedules across Monday evenings Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday afternoons. The program emphasizes fundamental pies canning jelly making pickling bread and breakfast and dinner preparation with a possible prize for best loaf and a bread contest.
The article describes help for wives of working men and housekeepers with limited means to improve meals at low cost. It covers lunch preparation, variations to avoid monotony, soups, desserts, and new food combinations, plus guidance on using leftovers. It also notes Elisabeth Duana, a talloress, being committed to an insane asylum by Superior Judge Morrin after an event at Bon Marche.
Advices from the Russian government reported delays or confiscation of flour aboard the Arabia and partial unloading at Port Arthur may prevent claims unless properly attested, with payment expected in full once filed. The report appeared in the Portland Herald dated September 20.
Giuseppe Meming, a cook, was arrested by City Detectives Harbee Tennant and Smith in Everett for the theft of $600 in jewelry from a Mitchell hotel chef’s residence. Meming confessed. property to be recovered and he will be taken to Everett for trial. a separate incident notes a jury verdict on contributory negligence in a car fire case involving Heattie Electric. Mrs Annie Jones of Renton sues for divorce from Thomas Jones over extreme cruelty and seeks child custody.
Superior Judge Albertson hears a $6000 damages case filed by plumber Behram against Beattie Electric. Behram was badly hurt when he fell from a height, details to be presented in court.
Morr ia Gross sues Beattie Electric claiming $16,000 in damages for injuries suffered this morning when a incident caused $15,000 in damage. The case seeks compensation for medical costs and losses.
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