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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
4
A patient letter outlines ongoing pain and care measures during wartime work. It mentions financial figures and a personal manager’s oversight, with references to office location and a signoff by Rt. Clark D. D. s. as manager.
A Nuremberg cafe owner facing bankruptcy posted two ads seeking spouses for a wealthy young man and a rich young woman. Dozens replied and meetings were arranged at his cafe. Business revived until police arrested him for the scheme.
In Champaign Illinois on December 26 a Illinois Central limited train struck a returning party. Edw H Miller 34 Maud Miller 33 Ruth Miller 9 Wayne Miller 4 all died. Opal Scott 11 neighbor’s child was seriously injured.
Two boys Percival and Buck grow apart after school. Percival becomes a steady stenographer and vacuum cleaner salesman, while Buck derails into saloons, stock, a gambling joint, and wealth. The tale ends with a jokey Moral: There isn’t any.
United Press dispatch from Portland states more than 100 Oregon boosters known as the Royal Rosarians prepare a train trip to California. They will visit several cities to promote Oregon, distribute literature about Portland's Rose carnival in 1913, and aim to boost the state's name in the Golden State.
Col Pascual Orozco, freed from Fort Sam Houston on $2500 bond, was quickly rearrested on a larceny and robbery charge alleged by the Mexican government. He is jailed locally as the government must present evidence within 40 days.
Pacific Power and Light Co announces Hood River will host the state’s largest electric power plant. The project costs about 750000 dollars, employs 1200 workers, and will generate 7000 to 8000 horsepower on the current site. Construction aims to finish at the earliest date with operation starting July 1.
President-elect Woodrow Wilson departed Princeton with Mrs. Wilson at 10:30 a.m. for Virginia. He felt well and planned to reach Staunton that night for a birthplace celebration and to sleep in his birth bed before returning Sunday morning.
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