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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
6
Sing Tomorrow in Christmas Concert at Eilers Recital Hall
The great contralto will perform Silent Night Holy Night in a Christmas concert at Eilers Recital Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. The program features Victor Victrola Edison Amberola and Columbia Grafonola reproducing voices of renowned singers. Harry Hunter will play Auto Piano and accompany Schumann-Heink. The venue is Ellers Recital Hall at Third and University St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers Recital Hall
Victor Victrola
Edison
Girl reporter soars San Francisco Bay in hydro aeroplane
Miss Vivian Pierce, Star writer, accompanies Aviator Christofferson in a hydro aeroplane flight over San Francisco Bay. She describes lifelike sensations, the engine’s pulse, and the thrill of sailing above Alcatraz and the Golden Gate as Christofferson pilots at speed toward the sunset. The piece highlights a pioneering woman observer and the budding era of air travel.
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San Francisco Bay
Christofferson
Vivian Pierce
the Star
Miss Pierce
Starreaders
Golden Gate
Silas Christofferson
California
Alcatraz Island
Alcatraz
San Francisco
Enery
Ulysses
Two Day Battle Kills 32 Bandits at Dumbre Ranch
In Chihuahua, 150 Mexican raiders attacked the Dumbre ranch owned by Americans. Fifteen neighboring ranchers defended the property for two days until the American consul at Parral dispatched a force that routed the robbers, killing 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Dumbre
Parral
Congress Passes War Claim Bill
Washington Dec. 18 More than 5 990 000 from sales of property taken from Southern owners after the Civil War would be repaid to Southern claimants under a house passed bill. It would amend judiciary laws to dispense with loyalty proof for these post war property proceeds. The bill has not passed the Senate.
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Washington
House
Senate
Shakes Baby Penny Is Out
Doctors at a Children's Homeopathic hospital in Philadelphia saved five month old Nathan Dubinski by shaking him upside down to dislodge a penny lodged in his throat after initial attempts failed. The infant was brought in in the last stages of strangulation and the coin was finally expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Children’s Homeopathic Hospital
Nathan Dubinski
Federal survey for Coos Bay jetties emergency order sought
Washington December 18. Congressman Hawley of Oregon seeks an emergency federal survey of Coos Bay harbor as sea intrusion has damaged the jetties. A government dredge costing 250000 dollars will be prepared in Seattle and ready to work next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coos Bay
Hawley
Oregon
Coal Bay Harbor
Seattle
Eurythmy Fever Strikes Evanston Society Girls
In Evanston a fad called eurythmy spreads among wealthy society girls who practice the Grecian dance in light brown union suits and chiffon veils. Instructor Mrs. Martha Russell notes the style’s Grecian roots and evolving costumes, with some experimenting tan stockings or bare ankles.
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Mvanston
Chicago
Isadora Duncanish
Martha Russell
Evanston
Dresden
Germany
Woman rides freight train 15 miles after crossing attempt
Mrs. George Hill of Beach Haven tried to cross a rail yard by climbing freight cars at Wilk Arre Pennsylvania. The train started while she was on the cars and she clung to a brake rod as the train sped for 15 miles before stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk Arre
George Hill
Beach Haven
Hill
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Applaud Wilson Speech as Promise to Carry Out Pledge
Telegraphs flooded New York as Woodrow Wilson spoke at a Southern Society banquet. He warned panic mongers that financial upheaval would invite wrath and stressed the need to uphold promises to the people. Louis D Brandeis praised the address as sincere and indicative of action to be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United Prere
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Society
Democratic Party
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston Attourney
Brandeis
Chamber Upholds Mayor on City Work at Dam 2
The Chamber of Commerce votes to back Mayor Cotterill and the council against abandoning the masonry dam on site 2. It rejects switching to an earth and rock dam but urges test holes on the north bank to assess seepage and groundwater flow. It also advises bidding for the dam with a reserve to use day labor if bids are too high.
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Chamber
Cotterill
Dimeck
Chamber of Commerce
Counct Goddard
Greece urged to join peace talks or face war
Premier Daneff of Bulgaria warned that Balkan states will end talks with Turkey unless Greek envoys participate in negotiations. He said if Turkey refuses Greek participation the next session would be on the battlefield at Tchatala, signaling potential end of the sultan's reign in Europe.
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United Press
London
Balkan States
Turkey
Daneff
Bulgaria
Greece
Porte
Dr. Daneff
Lne
Tchatala
Europe
Wilson and Bryan to Meet Next Saturday
President elect Woodrow Wilson and William J. Bryan will dine together in New York on Saturday night for the first time since the election. The meeting is expected to cover cabinet appointments with Bryan, who reportedly does not want the secretary of state post and favors the treasury or justice positions.
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First
Nion
Doctor Brown
Ashington
Dr. Brown
First Ave
Wilson
Bryan
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wm. J.ryan
Wm. Suleer
Wilson Wll
the Treasury
Department of Justice
Puget Sound Electric Co Named Defendant in $15000 Suit
Helena and Ludwig Johnson sue Puget Sound Electric Co for $15000 damages over injuries alleged in the Riverton wreck of November 28, 1912. The suit seeks compensation for harm suffered in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Electric CO
Helena and
Ludwig Johnson
Riverton
Park Field House to Open Tonight with Entertainment
The South Park fieldhouse, managed by the park department, will open tonight featuring a literary entertainment. The new facility is the city’s largest, with a 40 by 60 foot stage, rooms for dramatics and social events, shower baths, and a gym. The auditorium will host various entertainments.
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South Park
Park Department
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