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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

8

Roosevelt Parade Draws 15000 In Seattle

Col Roosevelt plans to speak at the Armory and Dreamland rink with a 50 band, 15000 person parade in Seattle. Bera Meeker the Oregon pioneer will lead an ox team feature in the Roosevelt event. Snohomish progressives back a full county ticket and J A Falconer to file for congressman at large.

T. R Col. Roosevelt Armory Dreamland Rink Roosevelt Seattle Bera Meeker Oregon Snohomish Snohomish County Progressives J. A. Falconer Progressive Party

Wedding to crown romance begun in circus days

Aug 21 reports tell of Martin Stewart surviving a 100 foot fall in an old mine shaft after grabbing a projecting pole. In Hilledale Albert Dawson, grandson of Laura Keene, is now father to twins, both boys, reported by local notes.

Maudies Meart Sime Mise Birtch Barnum & Batley Circus Joplin Martin Stewart

Fatal Fall through Open Hatch on Buckman Street

Morgan Bell, 42, died after falling down an open hatch while walking on Buckman Street. He was taken to the city hospital and died within hours. His body is at Butterworth's morgue.

Morgan Bell Butterworth’s

Chamber Report Rebukes Detention Of Chinese Students

The Chamber of Commerce adopts a report criticizing San Francisco immigration authorities for detaining 77 Chinese students for several days in port. It calls the action unnecessarily harsh and a treaty violation, noting the pupils had sufficient funds for their stay in the United States.

Chamber of Commerce San Francisco China

Longshoreman Injured on Ship Sisak in Seattle

Co L Leanard, a longshoreman aboard the steamer Sisak, suffered a fractured skull after his head became caught in loading machinery. He was hospitalized this morning. Clergymen in Seattle invited to a phonographic sacred concert in Bilers Recital Hall tomorrow afternoon in Boston.

Co. L. Leanard Sisak Seattle Bilers Recital Hall

Made in Washington Day Observed by Merchants in Seattle

The governor proclaims Saturday as Made-in-Washington Day encouraging Seattle merchants to dress windows with Washington products. The Chamber of Commerce and Tillikum are coordinating extensive preparations for the observance.

Seattle Washington Avanet Chamber of Commerce Tillikume

Mulitple city briefs report varied social and civic notes

A roundup of short items from across the United States includes Frank Knight in Milwaukee refusing to quit his chauffeur job after inheriting funds. Mrs. G P Milla in Milwaukee condemning narrow skirts as crime catalysts. Kansas entomologist Milliken warning of grasshopper invasion. St Louis bets on a governor race. Newport Society shock over Mrs Alexander Dallas Pratt's stockings. a 100 pound turtle delivered to Mayor Gaynor. a suit case mixup on the Robert Fulton with stolen jewelry. George Izatt suing for damages after guests wreck his roof. mosquito pools to be stocked with goldfish on Sinois Central lines. J B Jackson on mothers keeping children in school. and other brief notes.

IFTY Wash Dresses Close Out At Low Price

Summer assortments are closed out at a low price Thursday. Materials include dimities, linens and linenette fabrics sizes 14 to 42 bust. Dresses priced at 95 cents to close out.

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