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23 Aug 1912
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
1
Roosevelt Attacks on Standard Oil Probed in Senate Hearings
John D. Archbold, Standard Oil president, testifies about 1904 campaign contributions to Roosevelt era efforts. He alleges forged letters and asserts the attacks on the company were unjust while detailing payments and meetings with Roosevelt and Penrose. He says evidence of the letters is dubious and recounts a White House visit with Col. Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ington
Theodore Roosevelt
Standard Oli
Senate
Teday
John D. Archbold
Standard
Archbold
Standard Roosevelt
Henry H. Rogers
Henry Tilford
Com
Sen- Penrose
Roose
Cornelius N. Bites
Roosevelt
Bil
Bliss
Ol Co
Archbhat
Standard Ol! Co
Africa
Standard Oil
Company of Buffalo
Buffalo
Department of Justice
White House
Col
Penrose
N. Bliss
New York
T Penrose
Eney
Roosevelt Decries Opposition as Slanderous
Aug 23 report quotes Roosevelt denying a $3,000,900 campaign fund claim by Senator Penrose and accusing opponents of conspiracy to preserve corruption. He says Penrose and allies seek to oppose the Progressive party and its candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Penrose
Geo. W
Col. Roose
Chicago
Colin 1904
Roosevelt
Geo. W. Pera
Colit
Coindexter
Renose
Hieanies
Progressive Party
Terminal lease still unsigned as commission defers signing
The Harbor Island terminals lease between the port commission and Pacific Terminals Co. remains unsigned with a postponed signing at this afternoon's meeting. Secretary Bridges objects to signing until incorporation papers are filed in the state, and a second dispute concerns who pays the bond premiums as a good faith guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Island Terminals
Port Commission
Pacific Terminals Co
Commission
Bridges
Does It Pay to Peach on Yourself Editor's Note
The piece debates Philadelphia Councilman William Burke's confession of a criminal past and seven years in prison. It asks if the public will forgive his reform, notes his resignation, and contrasts his life with Jean Valjean, urging reflection on Christian mercy and civic trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burke
Philadelphia
Star
Massachusetts
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Les
Sternes
Valjean
Underworld
Fisher
Iphia
Reform
Blankenburg
Burke
Seattle Woman Fends Off Burglars With Six Shots
Mrs J A Mulcahy weighed 110 pounds and used a revolver to fire six times at two burglars who tried to force entry at 1207 Twenty Seventh Ave N. She hit none of the first two shots but later fired four more as they fled. She fainted on the porch. a passing motor officer found her unconscious. Her husband, formerly Juneau police chief, calls her plucky but jokes about her shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av. N
The Missing Purse at Clemmer Theatre
Mrs Grace KB Warren of 552 Belle Vue AR witnessed her silver purse with a gold chain and change pocket vanish from a Clemmer theatre post after she handed her ticket to an usher. The loss value is $105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace KB. Warren
Bellevue Ar. N
Clemmer Theatre
Weather forecast highlights fair skies and light winds
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with light westerly winds. Temperature at noon is reported as before, indicating mild conditions without sharp changes.
Roosevelt campaign schedule cut in Portland talks
Oregon progressives are disappointed as Col Roosevelt’s campaign stops in Portland Vancouver and Salem are reduced to only one talk in Portland after a telegram from National Progressive Secretary Davis. The planned two short talks in Vancouver and Salem are canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Col
Roosevelt
Davis
Vancouver
Wash
Salem
Brother and sister cling to cliff edge for eight hours
In the Alps near Mount Laurosse a German tourist Henry Van Goethen held his sister Miss Van Goethen by her skirt for eight hours as she dangled over a 2400 foot precipice. Maurice Lombardien raced for help. rescue arrived after three hours down the trail and five more summoning climbers. The brother suffered brain shock. the sister is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alps
Henry van Goethen
Miss van Goethen
Maurice Lombardien
Laurosse
Damenon
Lombardien
Dangli
Thousands view Booth's body in London war memorial
William Booth founder of the Salvation Army lies in state at army headquarters in the Clapton district. Thousands of spectators file past the bier as generals who served under him form a guard of honor. An estimated quarter million people are expected to view the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Salvation Army
Wm. Booth
Army
Clapton
Negro Soldier's Body Found in Elliett Bay
Body of Lonzie Watking a private in company D 25th infantry was found in Elliett bay at the foot of Thomas street by Rufus Hamilton and Harry George. No signs of violence. appeared to have been in the water two days. Inquiry at Fort Lawton identified the soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliett Bay
Thomas St
Rufus Hamilton
Harry George
Fort Lawton
Lonzie Watking
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J. A. Mulcahy
Seattle
T. R
Kooew
Kochie
Papa’s
IGLUB
Clute
Voneartinef
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