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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1912

Page

8

We Are Going to See Our Iceberg at Last Titanic Tale

A first person 1912 eyewitness account by Miss Caroline Bonnell describes her Titanic voyage with cousin Nathalie Wick. They view an iceberg amid calm seas, then witness panic, lifeboat chaos, and the ship sinking as the orchestra plays Nearer My God to Thee.

Miss Bonnell United Press Caroline Bonnell United Prose York Nathalie Titanic Nathalie Wick George Wick Uncle George Uncle John Jacob Astor Col. Astor

Bond Filed for Holt & Jeffrey Co Excavation Contract

A bond of 141255 on the Holt and Jeffrey Company contract for excavation work in the Lake Washington canal project second section between Ross Place and Fremont Way was filed in the auditor’s office yesterday. Maj. Cavanaugh, the government engineer in charge of the lock construction, authorized the county to make the contract. Work is set to be completed by July 1 1914 when remaining sections are finished.

Holt & Jeffrey Co Lake Washington Canal Ross Place Fremontly Maj. Cavanaugh

Woman starts fire on pavement in Portland

Portland dispatch says Mrs. Cc. F. Rankle started a fire on an asphalt pavement in Portland destroying a large section. She told a policeman she did not know asphalt pavement would burn.

Portland, Or Cc. F. Rankle

Ideal joint bank account seen by a wife

A Spar tansburg Kentucky Journal quotation notes that an ideal joint bank account is one where the husband makes deposits and the wife withdraws the money.

Spartansburg, Ky Journal

Burglar Steals Near Thousand Dollars in Los Angeles Home

Mrs. A. Evans awoke to the cry of her parrot and saw a burglar flee with cash and jewelry valued at nearly $1,000 from her Los Angeles residence on April 19.

Ed Stubblefield 39Th S Portland, Or Mack Walter Scriber Los Angeles Carlo J. A. Grover A. Evans

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