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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
8
Miss Winifred Hoke, living at 210 12th Ave W, writes a song titled Nice Pretty Color after awakening from inspiration at 3 A M. She submits it to Dr. Mark A. Matthews who has heard the piece and notes its arrival at a New music house with a red blue cover. The first verse recalls a Sunday morning with organ and a boy speaking to the congregation.
Dental style ad claims all stomach trouble vanishes after taking a little Diapepsin or Mapepain. It promises relief in five minutes from indigestion, sour risings, belching, undigested food, and stomach heaviness. Large 50 cent cases offered as a cure for dyspepsia and digestion issues.
Jamie speaks to a minister asking to be taken to heaven to find his mother. The boy says only there would his mama be happy, and he longs for the sunlit, joyous realm where his maema waits for her boy.
Barnes Jr urges Republicans of New York to support the state ticket at Saratoga naming Roosevelt as guiding force. He says the convention composed the platform and selected the nominees with Roosevelt as temporary chairman.
Emmanuel Baptist Church in San Jose is divided over charges against Rev. John L. Sproles who faces a lawsuit seeking 1500 dollars and jewelry allegedly misappropriated from the church. The case highlights a rift within the congregation as details emerge.
Mrs Elizabeth La Pell testified in New York that Edna Goodrich forced Nat C Goodwin to quit his position at BH Shefters company after a Justice Department raid. She feared he would lose fortune from Rawhide Coal stock.
Budapest court fines Bedware of Arad five dollars for uttering a curse into a graphophone to punish a neighbor. He claimed a millinery clerk’s singing woke him and he recorded the oaths, which disturbed nearby girls who heard the harsh Magyar words the next morning.
Two indictments returned by the San Francisco grand jury name Dr. Robert Thompson alias Dr. Grant in separate cases. One accuses him of the murder of Kya Swan, the other of mutilating her corpse.
The Girls' Club of Broadway High School admitted 118 new members at yesterday's meeting and elected officers including Agnes Judkins as president Lena Hemphill as vice president Theresa Middleton as secretary Gertrude Jamieson as faculty adviser.
A mosaic of historic and local items: Pompey’s Roman triumphs and alliances, Caesar's marriage, and Crassus along with modern Knights of Columbus events in Seattle. Local obituaries, a bribe testimony by Representative Krockmeyer, and a death of Lang, an Alaska pioneer. A California counterfeit alert and notes from Worcester and Pasadena provide a broad snapshot.
Rudolph Bertold and Otto Kollwitz used their dining room as a ring to push each other across a table for a winner take all match for their landlady. Bertold suffered a broken arm above the elbow and was taken to a hospital.
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