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12 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1912
Page
1
A fragment notes a pan identified as NoteB being able to perform a task or function. Details are unclear and names or dates are not provided.
N Y reports reveal seven men executed in one day at Sing Sing. One inmate protested innocence as the chair shocked him. others cried for mercy or prayed. Officials declared it the greatest number of judicial killings in a single day at Sing Sing.
Referencers discuss a plan to hold preferential primaries for all third party contenders to nominate top vote getters. Roosevelt's managers support submitting third party candidacies to the voters, with state and county delegates elected concurrently and costs borne by the party. Prominent backers include Murphyne White Beeks Dow Revelle and France.
A description of Seattle streetcar passengers reacting to a new safety rule that requires stopping at the near side of the curb. Commuters grinned and chased cars as the rule debuted, with the company claiming the measure is uniform and may reduce accidents by allowing the motorman to see traffic on crossing streets.
Police admit no clear suspect in the murder of Miss Signe Carlzen. Olga Kelser, 12, who saw the assailant nearby before the killing, confronted the suspects but failed to identify anyone. The body was found near bushes after an attack.
Mrs. Alice Brown advises avoiding men over 60 while a case in Portland frames her as a cloak model linked to Robert Montrose in a swindle. David Napping, a wealthy retiree from Farmington, claims she duped him of up to 17 thousand dollars while courting for marriage.
C T Cutting of Seattle sued for divorce from Florence Cutting who remains in Newton Massachusetts. He says he has a good job in Seattle and has provided for their two children but wants the family with him. The suit was filed this morning.
Jas E Ramadell, a mysterious burglar, dodged 17 bullets and bloodhounds while fleeing two miles from a house in Petosky, Mich. He later died of heart failure. His body was found in an open field as officers pursued him with rifles and dogs.
Otis Brinker from the city attorney's office spoke at Carpenter's ball to persuade a deaf mute audience to support him for justice of the peace. An interpreter translated his remarks by finger spelling as the audience, though hearing nothing, applauded at times.
Prosecuting attorney delivers a bitter summing up of testimony against Darrow Benedict Arnold in a high profile case. The verdict or next steps are not disclosed in the provided text.
Assistant District Attorney Joseph W. Ford compared Clarence Darrow to Lord Bacon Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold as he opened the arraignment. Ford argued Darrow’s act of bribery strikes at the foundations of government law and order. Billy Mason testified for Darrow and was described as Lorimer’s seatmate, though Darrow disputed the claim.
B D Townsend special prosecutor for the government in the Alaskan coal fraud cases faces a strong Pacific coast legal team led by ex Senator Piles of Seattle in the preliminaries of the coal fraud conspiracy case. Chas Houston of Seattle and John H Bullock of Portland are indicted.
Fair tonight and Tuesday with light easterly winds. Noon temperature reported at 67 degrees.
The residence of Chas H Morrison at 8720 Greenwood Ave was entered Saturday night using a pass key. Jewelry stolen includes a diamond ring a gold locket a gold watch and opera glasses. No arrests reported at this time.
A shack occupied by T. Sauza at 4246 Brooklyn Ave was entered and $24 in silver and a gold watch valued at $50 were stolen. The incident reports a break in and loss of personal valuables.
The Star runs nightly classified ads for poultry listings homes and acreage. Classifieds reach over 40,000 homes each evening and provide strong returns by connecting buyers and sellers.
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