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11 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
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An Ohio style maelstrom of deals and alignments shaped the Illinois election. Taft carried only Lorimer’s district as McKinney failed to win in Champaign while Roosevelt overwhelmed Taft on the Lorimer issue. The Wilson defeat by Clark reflected Harmon Underwood Hearst Clark collaboration within the Democratic ranks.
The narrative follows outlaw John Tornow tracked across southern Seattle coastal woods by deputies led by Payette after the deaths of Colin McKenzie and Elmer. Tornow’s lair is found, his deadly mark and woodcraft praised, with the hunt continuing as the Beast-Man looms.
Senator Robert M. La Follette heads to Oregon for a sweeping campaign from Saturday to the following Thursday with stops in Pendleton La Grande Portland Eugene Albany and accompanying wife Mrs La Follette. Campaign manager Thomas McCusker lists dates times and speaking venues in a vigorous push for woman suffrage and state support.
In Hoquiam Washington Harry Kress a city clerk and Trades Council secretary is discharged amid Aberdeen strike tensions. Niemi a strike enthusiast is fined for abusing a gunman. A 22-year-old San Francisco heiress Harriet Andrieson fasts seven days at the Lincoln hotel under Dr Linda Hazzard, planning a 30 day plus fast.
Marriage License Clerk Gage reports 824 licenses issued in the first 100 days of leap year 1912, compared with 755 in the same period of 1911. The tally ends Tuesday night, showing a clear uptick for leap year alliances.
Perry Wilson, 30, a bricklayer, died in his Terry Apartments room at 1818 Terry Ave last night from gas inhalation. A. Ennis, the establishment owner, detected fumes and called Patrolman Holmes and Dr. B. F. Risting, who entered and found Wilson deceased. Wilson had a brother in Portland. She You had no business to kiss me He It wasn't business it was pleasure.
Geo. H. McCoon aged 83 and Mia. Mary Franklin aged 8 obtained a marriage license in San Francisco on April 11. Both required canes to reach the clerk’s office, highlighting the elderly groom and young bride’s formal step toward marriage.
Two University of Washington students Rachael Marshall and Manche Grace sold a 26 minute playlet to silent film and stage star Blanche Walsh after four hours of work. Walsh, appearing at the Orpheum, paid the authors $200 for the plot and lines about a mother seeking vengeance for her murdered son. the girls contributed the words and adapted phrases to suit Blanche Walsh.
Arbor Day observed with widespread tree and shrub planting on public and private grounds. Schools participate across the city while the Seattle Garden Club, a new organization, leads beautification efforts in neighborhoods and schools.
Taft and Roosevelt factions battled for control as delegates fought for vantage points. The 10 a.m. convention sat in closed doors at noon, prompting Gov. Osborn to order state militia to the Armory to prevent a riot while tensions ran high.
Showers tonight or Friday with light westerly winds. Temperature at noon 46 degrees.
In Mexico City on April 11 Americans protest Ambassador Wilson over rifles shipped to Vera Cruz for protection. They accuse the rifles of high prices and being antiquated Krag rifles, claiming 300 Americans in Mexico City oppose the distribution and urge Taft to address the issue.
Senator Robert M. La Follette declared after the Nebraska presidential preference primary that Taft cannot be nominated on the first ballot. He spoke during a Nebraska swing and said Roosevelt carried Illinois, adding he could have carried Minnesota with more campaigning.
Ezra Busvy a 16 year old boy was rescued badly burned beneath a coal oil saturated brazing brush heap in Gadsden Alabama on April 11. Wheeler Beatley and his wife, keepers of a so called blind tiger, are arrested charged with attempting to incinerate him after allegedly supplying whiskey to the boy.
Berkeley police seek a blind attacker dubbed "Jack the Kisser" who confronted Ms. Arthur Chester on the university campus. He grabbed her and attempted an embrace but was repelled. she jabbed his eye with an umbrella, and the man fled in pain.
Rabbi Levi of Temple Israel told the National Clothiers Association that there is no age limit for child labor in Maine or New York. He warned that lax enforcement of anti-child labor laws endangers the nation, citing a New York canvass showing children as young as three employed, and thousands under 12 working in canneries and candy factories in New York.
The Marquis of Stafford wed Lady Fileen Butler at St Peter's Church Eton Square in Britain's biggest society wedding of the year. The groom, 23, is heir to the Duke of Sutherland inheriting 1.36 million acres yielding over a million dollars annually with Canadian estates. The bride, two years younger, is famed for beauty and broad social ties including friends in the United States and Canada. Her father served as military secretary to Earl Grey at Ottawa and fought in the South African war.
The city police are asked to aid George R. Wade of Kapousin Washington in locating his daughter Inez Wade a 15 year old girl last heard from at Thompson's cafe on Second Avenue and living at 410 Tenth Avenue. She has dark hair dark eyes and a brown suit with a straw hat.
J K Hanson reports to police that a nude body of a Chinaman was found on the Duwamish River. The grisly discovery was made by the fisherman who alerted authorities.
Reports reached Mobile on April 11 from Capt. Olsvik aboard the Fort Morgan describing an eruption at the peak near Boca del Toro, Panama on April 5. He says thousands died as lava buried villages and surrounds, with a toll of at least 2,500 and many communities completely buried.
Consumers urged to buy flour immediately as Seattle prices rise by 20 cents in 48 hours. Local millmen expect no quick drop and warn further increases may occur.
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