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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1911

Page

6

Fisher Visits Alaska In Interior Fisher's Party

The Star dispatch from Juneau reports Secretary of the Interior Fisher touring Alaska with his party aboard a vessel bound for Controller Bay. They left Juneau yesterday and will be transferred to a U S revenue cutter at Katalla after a reception where Gov. Clark introduced him to locals. The party visited the Treadwell mine and toured its lower levels amid favorable weather.

The Star Interior Fisher Juneau Jun¢eau Sampson Fedue Katalla U. S Revenue Controller Bay Treadwell

In Trance She Loses Cancer

In Wilkes-Barre Mary Kalinsky underwent stomach cancer surgery without anesthetics while in a deep trance at Riverside hospital. Doctors report the operation successful and expects recovery, though she remains in trance for about two weeks based on prior duration. Dr. A L Hauslehner aided in evaluating the condition.

Wilkes-Barre Mary Kalinsky Riverside Hospital A. L. Hauslehner

Judge orders legs of girl broken and reset

Pittsburg August 22 a judge ordered a bow-legged girl’s legs broken and reset against parental protests. Surgeons of the city free dispensary will perform the procedure to correct her condition.

Pittsburg Aittle L. L. Davis

Roosevelt Declines 1912 Nomination Bid

Col Theodore Roosevelt states he does not want a Republican nomination in 1912 and asks friends and the Pittsburg Leader to prevent any movement toward his candidacy. He affirms the right to request active opposition to any such effort.

Pittsburg Theodore Roosevelt A. P. Moore

ELOPING PAIR ARE SENTENCED

Harry P. Little and Mrs. Emily Beavers were sentenced to five months in jail each after Little admitted to living with another woman. Little had eloped from Westgrove with Beavers while still married to his wife.

Sion Hodge Littie Emily Beavers George Little Mrs. Beavers Westgrove Hadiueta Hrch

Letter and dollar mailed from Fayette to Boulder prank

The text describes a silver dollar with a postage stamp on one side and an address on the other mailed from Fayette Colorado to a man in Boulder. The exchange ends with a quip about length and character, recalling a Chicago Tribune joke.

Fayette, Col Boulder

Stone's flying machine dives at Chicago meet

The craft performed a 50 foot dive at a Chicago event. Stone and passenger Fritz Moran leapt free just before impact and escaped injury. The image shows a U.S. signal corps detachment from Ft. Riley operating a fighting machine.

Big Chicago

Beulah Pleads for Auto Aid

Beulah seeks government support for an emergency transport vehicle to aid daily needs. Officials consider funding options as community members express concern over mobility and access to essential services.

Beattie Murder Trial Jury Selection In Richmond

Defense scrutinizes venire records in Richmond as Henry Clay Beattie Jr faces trial for the murder of his wife Beulah Binford. Beulah pleads for a ride and is barred from court. an anonymous letter claiming to have killed Mrs Heattle challenges the case.

Richmond Talesmety Henry Clay Beattie, Jr Beulah Binford

Missing Girl Writes to Protect Man She Loves

A letter received by Stella Gabarino's parents from 14 year old Stella claims she elopes with 24 year old Harry Campi donico to whom she is attached. Sheriff Hodgets offers a $100 reward for Campi as investigators search for the missing girl and suspect abduction.

Stella Gabarino Hodgets Harry Campidonico Latte Stella Stella

Girl Falls Five Floors Through Lynn Library Panels

In Lynn Massachusetts on August 22 22 year old librarian Misa Hazel Oiol soe fell from the fifth floor through five glass panels to the marble basement floor after a giant tiger panel 14 by 20 gave way she walked to the sidewalk and waited for an ambulance with only bruises later treated at a hospital Mise Goodiee was reported to be at work on the fifth floor when the accident occurred.

Lynn Mass

Flirt at Your Peril Fines for Goo Goo Eyes and Kisses

Santa Monica city fathers consider a beach flirting code with fines for eyes touching hands hugging and mushy talk. Proposed penalties range from $1 for eye contact to 10 days for a soul kiss and 10 dollars for spoony kin behavior. A flirt inspector would be appointed to enforce the rules.

Santa Monica Cal

Childless Rich Adopt Babies in Pasadena Demand Soars

Pasadena reports a rush of childless millionaires to adopt infants from the Humane Society. All nineteen babies in the Pasadena home have found homes, but demand remains high as applicants await their turn. Mrs. Fordyce Grinnell led efforts and noted widespread eagerness to provide better lives for the waifs.

United Press Pasadena Cal The Humane Society Fordyce Grinnell Los Angeles

Tacoma Boy Rescues Drowning Classmate at Sea

Nine year old Bud Sypher of Tacoma describes his rescue of a heavier older boy who was drowning from a cramp. Bud swam about 100 feet to reach him, kept him afloat until help arrived, and both were taken ashore unconscious but safe. Bud returned to swimming and diving stunts soon after.

Bud” Sypher Tacoma William Bud

Millionaire Husband Accused in San Francisco Divorce Suit

Mrs. Olle D Crim testified in Judge Sturtevants court that she lived on 20 dollars a month for 20 years while her husband George D Crim a San Francisco capitalist earned 5000 dollars monthly Their home was described as a real estate office and she was kept waiting at meals and roused at night in a bid for divorce.

San Francisco Cal Olle D. Crim George D. Crim

Funeral for Enid Hammer Draws Ten Thousand

Ten thousand Enid residents attended a funeral for a thirty foot hammer used as a symbol of local dissension. Mourners laid paper hammers in the grave as they passed the brown ing mound, vowing to knock Enid no more again forever.

Enid Okla

Hot Fight for G. A. R. Commander in Chief

Rochester dispatch reports a heated contest for the G. A. R. commander-in-chief as sessions open. Leading candidates are Judge Harvey Trimble of Illinois and John McHley of Washington with Trimble favored by middle western delegates. Governor John A. Dix of New York and Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant arrived today.

United Press Rochester N. Y Harvey Trimble Ilinois John McHlrey Washington Trimble Illinois John A. Dix New York Frederick D. Grant

People’s President Is Urged by Poindexter

United States Senator Miles Poindexter urges support for La Follette as a future or near term president. He praises La Follette’s record in Wisconsin and in the Senate, citing taxation reform, public utility regulation, and opposition to caucus domination, urging vigilance in liberty and leadership.

Miles Poindexter United States Washington la Follette Tyre Senate Wisconsin

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