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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
5
In Eagle Pass Texas on September 29 refugees from both nations fled toward the border as a rebel force, defeated after a three day battle about 75 miles south, was reported to be in retreat. More than 500 Mexicans were said to be killed in the disastrous battle.
The Open Forum met at City Hall park on Sunday to condemn the traction company for withdrawing ticket sales on cars and to urge the public service commission to provide swift public relief. They commended county commissioners for calling an election to create a logged-off land district under the Morphine law. Next week they discuss The Proposed New City Charter of Seattle.
Springfield D Sept 29 The jury in the case of Dr. Arthur Smith accused of poisoning his first wife Florence disagreed and was discharged by Judge Hagan. The first trial last spring also ended in a disagreement.
A reader asks why girls ditch dates for other boys and if pessimism hurts relationships. An adviser says clothing money and status aren’t reliable, urges self‑respect, and warns gloom harms harmony. The reply weighs choosing a partner and respecting personal boundaries.
A reader confesses fear after losing a job and foreseeing trouble with an engagement. The counselor urges writing an honest letter to the fiancée, urges avoiding resentment, and notes fear worsens actions. It ends with guidance to communicate clearly and avoid letting insult define self-worth.
A reader signs as Cynthia Grey asking for a stamped self addressed envelope for private replies. She offers potential assistance and assures nothing will be published.
James R. Crigler a Northern Pacific freight conductor was found dead at 11:80 Sunday morning on a tide flat beside the railroad near Seattle after his train left at midnight. No theft signs or injuries were found. he leaves a widow and three children residing at 194 23day.
Bishop F W Keator of Olympia officiated at three services at Christ Church Seattle near 47th Street and N Brooklyn while Bishop Peter T Rowe of Olympica spoke at St John s Church West Seattle. They joined Rev Ernest V Shayler of Seattle for the Episcopal convention in New York on October 8.
J McMillen of 1405 Fifth Ave in Bellevue narrowly escaped when a thug demanded money near Summit Ave end Saturday night. McMillen opened car valves and almost struck the assailant, who fled before police arrived. no suspect found.
Jos O'Brien admitted fatally harming Israel Goldman after the boy allegedly cursed his mother near the White Marsh Country Club in Philadelphia. He begged for mercy, saying the insult triggered the attack.
Representatives of Turkey and Bulgaria sign a treaty in Constantinople granting Bulgaria up to the Thracian territory east of the Maritza river and relinquishing Adrianople. The accord also forms a military alliance between the two states.
A reader describes home skin tips using steam and a pumice stone for blackheads followed by massage and cream. Multiple questions address family conflict, relationships, and etiquette, with empathetic, practical advice recommending open dialogue and respect for others' relationships.
Old time advertiser promises quick relief for children’s constipation with California Syrup of Figs. Claims a few hours of gentle cleansing by a fruit laxative, noting that syrup is harmless, brand-specific, and warns to beware of counterfeit fig syrups and to buy the 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
Mrs J Hughey of Dawson suffered a fractured arm after slipping on stairs at the dining saloon of the steamer Humboldt. Doctor F B Whiting at Providence Hospital treated the injury and noted recovery will remove the stiffness once healed.
Dr L R Clark urges semiannual dental exams to prevent cavities and costly bills. Regal Dentists promise high quality work with long lasting results, guaranteed in writing for fifteen years, at low prices due to bulk material purchases. They claim to share profits with patients and offer special rates, including $10 regular plates and $5 never slip plates with gas.
Dr L R Clark D DO manager invites readers to visit at 1405 Third Ave N W near Union. Ad urges bringing this notice for reference.
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