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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
8
A laborer named Wm Fikes, 45, was burned to death when a small shack he inhabited was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin in San Francisco. The incident occurred today as investigators began examining the blaze and its cause.
Stockton hoboes hold Thanksgiving feast in jail after time honored turkey dinner for prisoners. One cook chases a critic with a carving knife in Chico. Palo Alto finds 34 intoxicated hoboes sharing stolen champagne from box cars.
A catalog listing multiple film or theater titles across various sections including Grand Pathe Weekly Lyceum Circuit City and Clase A. Entries cover diverse subjects such as Thanksgiving stories deceptions spies and military life with no detailed plot summaries.
Sir Thomas Crosby the long serving London lord mayor will receive the first physician to be honored and is among the oldest to hold the post. He will wear robes for state occasions and may hand the municipal key to visiting dignitaries, with expectations he may not lead as younger predecessors did.
Swan Swenson is missing after leaving for a Sunday morning walk on the Hollywood farm east of Lake Washington. His wife, who moved from Grand Forks North Carolina, reported him to police. They resided at 111 Pontius Ave and Swenson carried $100.
From the estate of Agnes Krull of Tacoma the state collected an inheritance tax of 55 cents. She left 1,765 dollars, but after debts were paid only 18.41 remained. This amount was divided among seven heirs.
Floyd Turnbull through his father has named his guardian and started divorce proceedings against his wife whom he married in Tacoma in September 1910. He claims he was 19 at marriage and lacked parental consent, asking the court to annul the union.
Captain John Berminghamy, 81, longtime U S inspector of steam vessels for the Pacific coast, died in San Francisco from a complication of diseases. He was appointed in 1892 by President Harrison.
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