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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1913

Page

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Two Women Die in Separate Incidents in St Louis and Omaha

In St Louis Mrs. Julia Gerhart, former wife of Chas. Gerhart, allegedly swallowed bromidia after scandal over her marriage, dying at a friend’s home. In Omaha Mrs. Greta Hull, spouse of Col John Hull, leaped from a bridge amid distress over his transfer, and died after rescue efforts. An army aviator, Adjt Yves Furer, was also killed in a crash.

Louis Regio Julia Gerhart Chas. Gerhart St. Louis Timothy Cox Gerhart L. W Regro Cox United Prees Omaha Philippines Greta Hull John Hull Missouri River Douglas Street Hull John Chase Des Moines Army San Francisco Adjt Yves Furer

Grand Opera Festival Opens at Moore Theatre

Seattle welcomes its largest grand opera festival as Carolina White debuts in The Jewels of the Madonna with Clefante Campanini directing a 90 piece orchestra and 65 member chorus. George Hamlin tenor arrives. Mary Garden and Tetragzini join the company for the Seattle premiere events.

Seattle Moore Theatre Carolina White Clefante Campanini George Hamlin Chicago Grand Opera Company Mary Garden Tetragzini

Court House War Continues Over Jury Fees

County Commissioner McKenzie, with fellow commissioners, vows to deny warrants for 3 jury fees each issued to six jurymen by Judge Humphries. He accuses Humphries of wine and dine justice then inviting jurors to return to court for a flag dispute. Supreme Court intervened and no payment will be made.

McKenzie Humphries Supreme Court

Girls' Master Convicted in White Slavery Case

Peter Babaraz convicted in Judge Cushman's court on a white slavery charge. He allegedly used hypnotic influence to place young girls in homes as servants to steal. Mrs Emma Tamley testified, brought from Vancouver to Seattle. Police and federal authorities located other girls under his power. Redwood City news notes a boy earning a Japanese bravery medal for drowning rescue.

Peter Babaraz Cushman Federal Babaraz Habaraz Mra Emma Tamley Seattle Vancouver B. C

Wilson urges food free in tariff plan to House committee

President Wilson told the House Ways and Means Committee that the free list omits foodstuffs and urged quick action to admit such commodities free. He discussed plans to avoid lengthy debates and move to a rapid vote.

United Preea Washington Wilson House Ways and Means Committee Underwood

Women Help in Fighting Flood

United Press report from Cairo Illinois describes the Big Four levee gap leaking floodwater with 10 to 20 feet expected in lowlands within two days. Missouri faces its greatest flood since 1815 as Hickman Kentucky levee weakens. most residents work on levees while some workers are exempted due to essential roles.

United Press Cairo Ill Here Missouri Hickman Ohio

J L Jaffer to Lead Martin & Co Importing Arm

J L Jaffer now vice president of Mercantile National Bank will leave for San Francisco to manage Martin and Co importing business. He travels for new duties after appointment.

J. L. Jaffer Mercantile National Bank Mr Day San Francisco Martin & Co

Seattle Eyes Friedmann Cure Backed by The Star and Noble

The Seattle Star and Dr. Charles S. Noble announce Seattle could receive the Friedmann remedy if government tests prove effective. Mayor Cotterill expressed gratitude as discussions outline city handling by the health department and ongoing $25,000 yearly battle against tuberculosis.

Seattle Star Noble Seattle Star Charles S. Noble Cotterill The Dr. Noble New York Friedmann City Health Department Henry Fourth and University Dr.able

Tacoma Elevator Girls Hired After Taxiing Failures

In Tacoma a 17 story National Realty building employed four married women to operate the elevators after earlier attempts by Japanese workers and American operators proved unsatisfactory. A discharged janitor was replaced by a woman and a matron was hired to oversee the female staff.

United Prean Tacoma National Realty Company Matronas

Murder Suspected Chairman Of Mount Tamalpais Line

Relatives believe A. D. Avery of San Francisco, builder of the Mount Tamalpais railroad, was murdered in Sydney February 12 after receiving a cablegram of his death. The State Department has been asked to act.

Australia Denver A. D Avery San Francisco Mount Tamalpais California Sydney State Department

Mrs Pankhurst On Trial At Old Bailey For Suf frage Plot

Emmeline Pankhurst stood trial at the Old Bailey London charged with tricking followers in a failed plan to blow up Lloyd George’s Walton Heath villa on Feb 19. She pleaded not guilty and said she would act as her own counsel. Militant suffragists accompanied her to court. The report notes a change in the local consular post status from vice to full consulate.

London Emmeline Pankhurst Old Bailey Central Criminal Court Lloyd George Walton Heath

Boy Dies at Columbia School in Hillman City

Frank C. Goerig ten year old son of contractor A C Goerig 6015 28th Ave South died after collapsing on school grounds Tuesday morning. Cause listed as heart failure. Funeral services set for the Catholic church in Hillman City tomorrow morning.

Frank C. Goerig Columbia A. C. Goerig Ar. S Spme Hillman City

Dreamy eyed girl at Beenie cafe leads to police report

A Saturday morning police report notes Jertie Risley described a girl with dreamy eyes and several drinks at Beenie cafe. Oscar Apple Green filed a complaint referencing 618 Thomas Sr. and the incident.

Beenie Cafe Jertie Risley Oscar Thomas Sr

Supreme Court blocks private audience in marriage annulment case

The state supreme court reverses Judge Smith, denying a private conference between Nellie Kloss Waughop and her husband who accuses being drugged at marriage. A mass meeting had followed the judge's order. Attorney Meade pressed for a private interview. OLYMPIA. The oyster reserve in Kitsap county may be ta nged and stripped for 30 days from April 24, then a torpedo station will be established.

Supreme Court Olympia Kitsap

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