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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

3

Progressives rush to file for state and King County offices

Last day for progressive filings looms with midnight deadline at the Butler headquarters to accommodate Eastern Washington candidates. Spokane’s Gordon C. Corbalay is expected to enter the congressional race. Other new filings include Rh Woten Glen Corkery Ephraim Mills and Dan Landon. Otto A Case and Hugh C Todd plan to speak together on Pioneer Square. Beach praised as state school superintendent candidate. Henry M White running as Democrat for congressman at large with a record on progressive and labor legislation and Wilson support.

Progressive Party State King County Butler Washington Gordon C. Corbalay Spokane Rh. Woten Glen Corkery Ephraim D. Mills Dan Landon Congress Everett Snohomish County Landon Case Todd Otto A. Case Hugh C. Todd Pioneer Square Olympia Prof. C. BE. Beach N. J. Aiken O. C. Goas Lincoln School H. M. Wallace Beach Henry M. White Hellingham White Labor Federation The Farmers’ Union Grange Wilson Senate

Gaby Delys Stuns London with Onstage Disrobing

London observers gasp at Gaby Delys the dancer and ex royal favorite as she undresses on stage at the Palace Theatre after a wild dance with American partner Harry Plicer. Rumors say English authorities may intervene led by Anthony Comatocka.

London Gaby Delys King Manuel Portugal Palace Theatre Harry Plicer Anthony Comatocka

Women march for suffrage amid Ohio centennial celebration

In Columbus a large suffrage parade marked Ohio's centennial. Vendors sold buttermilk and sandwiches along the route to fund campaign expenses for the September 3 election on an equal suffrage amendment. Grand marshal Dr. Alice Littlejohn led the contingent with notable participants Fela Lafollette, Dr Anna Howard Shaw, Harriet Taylor Upton, and Harriet Stanton.

Columbus Ohio Alice Littlejohn Ohio State University Fela Follette la Follette Anna Howard Shaw New York Harriet Taylor Upton Harriet Stanton

Fortune Making Inside Prison Hides Wealth Scheme

New York August 28 Prisoner Joseph G Robin at the Tombs awaiting sentencing for grand larceny in relation to the Northern Bank wrecking has allegedly made another fortune through stock speculation while in custody. He remains unsentenced while investigators weigh his potential information on former City Chamberlain Hyde whose case is pending.

New York Hare Joseph G. Robin Robin Hyde

Rebels and U. S. Troops Exchange Shots Near Border Raid

In El Paso 25 Mexican rebel raiders and a Third U. S. Cavalry patrol clashed after rebels raided the Culberson ranch four miles from the border and 35 miles from Hachita New Mexico. About 160 head of cattle were taken and Col. E Steever said additional troops would be rushed to the scene.

EL Paso Tex Catte Culberson Ranch Hachita N. M Third United States Cavalry E. Steever Steever

Minister Aims to Serve as Policeman for 30 Days

Waycross Georgia August 28 Reverend J B Thrasher pastor of Trinity Methodist church proposes to work as a Waycross police officer for 30 days He says he could arrest at least 35 blind tigers and 25 lewd women in that period If he fails he will forfeit a $1000 bond.

Waycross J. B. Thrasher Trinity Methodial Church

Peasant Woman Marie Palanioff Dies in Tirnova Bulgaria

Sofia dispatch reports the death of Marie Palanioff a peasant woman in Tirnova Bulgaria at age 188 She was a widow for 79 years and all 14 of her children died long ago leaving nearly 100 living descendants

Vienna Sofia Tirnova Bulgaria Marie Palanioff

Fat Little Bride Marries Louis H Alkin in New York

Miss Alpin Bluteh, listed at 660 pounds, wed Louis H. Alkin of 185 pounds. The groom provided a wedding ring the size of a napkin ring at the ceremony in New York.

New York Alpin Bluteh Louis H. Alkin

The Fat Man’s Hidden Cinch In Cold Weather

A terse note on the fat man facing hardship in cold conditions, contrasting common tales of suffering with an unseen advantage or burden he carries when temperatures drop. The line hints at a paradoxical advantage amid hardship.

Market Prices and Prices for Various Commodities

The markets show buying prices by commission merchants and selling prices to retailers. Readings include fruit meats vegetables and livestock with diverse values such as Wenatchee apples at 1.60 and Valencia oranges at 4.00, beef, pork, and lamb prices, and farm products like potatoes and hay.

Wenatchee Bologna Spring Brothers Abideedons Washington

Paulhamus Record Cited by Labor Leaders in Governor Bid

Charles R. Case of the State Federation of Labor presents a record of W. H. Paulhamus as railroad lobbyist. He cites votes on women’s eight hour law and judge recall, arguing the progressive claim clashes with his past actions. The piece notes Hob Hodge’s near-certain nomination and campaign push.

John Lawrence Otto Case State Grange W. H. Paulhamus Hob Hodge Hodge Tacoma Spokane Seattle Paulhamus’ Record Charles R. Case State Federation of Labor Paulhamus Record Seattle Star Bince W. H. Paulhamus Inquirer Paulhanius Paulhamua Supreme Court Senate Paulus Olympia Progressive Party

Women Lead in War on Flies

The Albuquerque Womens club held a fly killing contest drawing participants of all ages. In one day the total slaughter reached 115 quarts of flies, with prizes attracting men women and children to compete.

Albuquerque N. M Womens Club of Jehildren

Crazed by Smoking Woman Burns to Death in Tampa

Victoria Ruiz a Cuban woman crazed by excessive smoking poured kerosene over her clothing and lit a match. She burned to death amid neighbors’ witness in Tampa on August 28.

Tampa Fla Victoria Ruiz

Free Music Lessons From International Institute of Music

The International Institute of Music of New York offers a free complete home study course for Piano Organ Violin Mandolin Guitar Cornet Banjo Cello or Sight Singing. Lessons arrive weekly with simple step by step instruction and photographs. Listeners pay only a small 14 cent weekly postage and sheet music fee and are urged to tell friends.

International Institute of Music of New York International Institute International Institute of Music Fifth Ave Dept N. Y

Abandoned Baby Found Dead After Exposure

A baby boy found on the steps of W. F. Foster at 1514 18th Ave. N. died from exposure after being left Friday night. Coroner and humane department seek the mother. The infant, named Fav aurice the famous American on a pinned note, was wrapped in an old black skirt with no other covering.

W. F. Foster 18Th Av. N Humane Department

Man Under Bed Intruder Flees as Boardinghouse Mistress Fires

Tamaqua Pa August 28 Mrs Joseph Martz awoke to a boarder’s scream There is a man under my bed She grabbed a revolver and fired twice at the intruder as he fled downstairs but did not strike him The unidentified man escaped into the night leaving the frightened household unharmed

Tamaqua Joseph Marts

Boy opens switch waits to see wreck

Lawrence Gilman an 11 year old boy admitted to police that he opened a switch on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad and watched from his mother's window as a passenger coach crashed into freight cars on a side track. He hid his face and moaned then looked again to see people flee and a man hurt. The injured man was Benton Herrington a fireman with two broken ribs.

Aurora Lawrence Gilman Chicago & Northwestern Benton Herrington

Appraisers to Value Union Trust Island Dock Site

The board of county commissioners appoints a board of appraisers to assess Union Trust Co. island on the Duwardish river for a potential dock site. A separate appraisers' panel appointed by Union Trust Co. will also report. The final value will be derived from the two reports.

Board of County Commissioners Union Trust Duwardish River Union Trust Co

New Steamer Planned for Pacific Coast Trade

H. F. Alexander, president of the Alaska Pacific Steamship Co, has gone to New York to purchase a steamer for the Pacific coast trade. Capt. BE. P. Bartlett, former master of the Watson, accompanies him and will bring the ship back.

H. F. Alexander Alaska Pacific Steamship Co New York BE. P. Bartlett Watson Mr. Alexander

Prayer on curb for Daniel Reed at Gouverneur Hospital

For about two weeks Mrs. Daniel Reed and her six children have sat on the curb outside Gouverneur hospital praying daily for the recovery of Daniel Reed who is ill with an incurable disease.

New York Daniel Reed Gouverneur Hospital

Proceedings Postponed in Rosenthal Murder Case

New York August 28 Police Lieutenant Becker arraigned on alleged complicity in gambler Herman Rosenthal murder. Supreme Court Justice Amend orders stay until September 4. Judge Mulqueen accepts order and remands Becker to the Tombs.

New York Becker Herman Rosenthal Supreme Court Amend Mulqueen

Woman Dies After Frightful Prank by Boys

In Jolint Illinois Mrs Mary Spirto died after fright when a dummy made of old clothes and straw was lowered from a tree by several boys as she walked home from a corner store. The boys groaned and hissed causing her to faint and later die at her home.

Jolint Mary Spirto

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