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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1911

Page

8

Stonewall Jackson Surprises War Plans and Six Local Incidents

Telegraphed McClellan predicts Stonewall Jackson will strike unexpectedly as he runs a disruptive war strategy. In local items, a San Francisco wife obtains a divorce after using family crockery as ammunition. a guard is shot dead during an escape attempt at Rawlins Prison. a tornado kills two in Appleton Minnesota. Harry Collier, jailed for horse theft, escapes and is recaptured. a farmer’s house burns after visit home. 500 suffragettes plan a Sacramento visit aboard a yellow special. Benny Hingleman, 16, pockets a judge in New York court as part of a pickpocketing case.

Miss Jeannette Marks Celebrates Tenth Year at Mt Holyoke

Miss Jeannette Marks marks ten years as associate professor of English at Mt Holyoke College. A noted American writer and scholar, born August 16 1875 in Chattanooga Tennessee, she has studied English and American poetry extensively. The item shifts to a San Francisco incident where W E Travis of a taxi company threatens a farmer with bodily harm amid a dispute.

Jeannette Marks Mt. Holyoke College Miss Marks America Chattanooga Tenn San Francisco W. E. Travis California

Slap for Travis and Fire Chief Clash Leads to Arrest

A San Diego story notes Travis apologized at the police station after a hiccup over a speed limit. In San Francisco a would be store thief ends up in police hands following a sharp attempt with a stiletto. Jack London allegedly faced off with William K Murphy in Eureka. Seattle invites Taft for a coast trip. The Loyal Order of Moose aims to keep next year’s convention in Seattle.

San Francisco Pasquale Rocco Rocco Jack London William K. Murphy Eureka Washington the Loyal Order of Moose Detroit Seattle

Postmaster Seeks Advertising Stamps for Panama Expo

Postmaster Russell, prompted by Seattle’s business groups, asks the Postmaster General to supply cancellation stamps to promote the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The Abesinia, a German freighter, arrived in Seattle after 150 days at sea, with Captain M Schultz reporting the drowning of Second Officer Hartman during the voyage. Edward O Sisson resigns as head of the University of Washington education department to join Reed Institute at Portland, effective next year. City Engineer Thomson notes West Brandon street grading may wait. Andrew & Peterson bid satisfactory but work not urgent.

Russell Seattle San Francisco M. Schultz Hamburg Schultz Hartman Edward O. Sisson UV. of W Kane New Reed Institute Portland Sissons Thomson West Brandon Street Andrew & Peterson

Prince of Wales Earns 42 Cents a Day in Training

King George's eldest son begins a three year naval midshipman stint earning 42 cents daily. He endures strict discipline, duties aboard a torpedo boat, and learns navigation and gunnery while awaiting orders from superiors.

Prince OF Wales George Tower Foot Watch Queen Mary King George Princess Wary Hindustan

Wealthy homeowners contest city morgue location

Judge Dykeman issued a temporary injunction blocking a permit for the Bonney Watson Co to build a crematory and morgue on Summit Avenue. Wealthy residents opposed the site near First Hill, prompting council debates and a later boundary measure.

Dr.ao Dykeman

Cullom Plans Return After Long Senate Tenure

Cullom, the oldest senator, vows to run again despite long tenure since March 4, 1883, saying he works hard and feels better. Moments after, he paced and trotted to avoid a moving picture camera. Harry Miller of the Odd Fellows died at his home, 1918 Eighth West, leaving a widow and daughter.

Senate Ceblom Harry Miller The Odd Fellows Eighth West

Corset Specials Cut Prices on Popular Models

Retail ad notes closeout corsets in broken sizes with many good models from popular makes offered at keen reductions from regular prices.

Cotton Eiderdown Yardage Display on First Floor

A 32 inch bordered cotton eiderdown offered in tan brown old blue green gray and navy at 50 cents per yard. Location noted as first floor.

Artistic Drapery Materials Overview

Curtain nets in fish net filet and Cluny designs offered in 44 and 48 inch widths. Described as serviceable and soft draping with prices at 15, 25, and 45 cents per yard.

Women’s WH Cotton Vests at Basement Sale

Women's white cotton vests on sale in basement clearance. Sleeveless style with drawstring at the top. Limited stock and budget price.

Batiste Nasement Sale

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Gen. McClellan Gen. Halleck Stonewall Jackson McClellan Gen Jackson Stonewall Albert Genster Rawlins Wye W. A. Garrick Appleton, Minn Redding Cal Harry Collier Enfield, Conn Wiliam Alexander Sacramento New York Denny Hingleman Benny Travis Migman Gleeson San Diego Clarence Greenfall Almgren Taft King County Pharmaceutical Society Harvey W. Wiley Patrick Hackett City of Paris Frisco Europe White River Valley Green River Tacoma County Equalization Board Rufus R. Wilson D. W. King Wenatchee Hay N. W. Development League Twin City St. Paul Rochester Orchard Rochester Pear Orchard Rochester Chehalis Valley American Home Investment Company Mehihorn Bidg Second Ave Broadway Park Weed Willie Willie Erickson, Hesketh Othors Cullom Shelby M. Cullom Illinois Meek Trunk& Bag Co., Inc Piret Av Madieon Tnd Froptless Bank Centralia Aberdeen American Home Investment Co Mehlhorn Bridg Frederick & Nelson, Inc Frederick & Nelson Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Clark Neil Hasement Sa McDavy Arcad
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