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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
2
Monster gatherings rally Dilling supporters at Seattle venues
A mass meeting for W. Dilling drew thousands as women supporters packed venues from the Seattle theatre to the Grand Opera House. Speakers included Dr. Maude Parker Mrs J A Reed and Hermon Craven. Ole Hanson and Craven received strong ovations as crowds urged civic decency over indecency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dilling
Ole Handly
Seattle
Han
Grand Opera House
Misa Rowe Simmons
Maude Parker
J. A. Reed
Jackson Silbaugh
Homer M. Hill
Dilling
George W. Walker
Hermon W. Craven
Ole Hanson
H. P. Fish
Ning
Margaret C. Munna
8. A. Sears
Peter Bettinger
Napoleon death claim sparks Paris intrigue
Paris reports a claim that Napoleon did not die on St. Helena in 1821 but was killed by a double. The source cites Charles Omerra presenting documents to support the theory that the real emperor fled to Austria and died there while a double suffered the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Napoleon
Charles Omerra
Bellero
Peabody Wealthy Bostonian Active at Johns Hopkins
A report notes Peabody, a millionaire from Boston, is at Johns Hopkins today after a notable episode in Maryland and Washington. The article highlights his movements and public interest in his status.
James Conway Seeks City Upbuilding Through Business Plans
James Conway, seven-year Seattle councilman, advocates business plans to leverage city advantages and make Seattle the greatest city. He emphasizes upbuilding goals and the need to consider taxpayers in development, noting his background in business administration and ongoing work with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conway
Seattle
Young Luke Lea Elected Tennessee Senator After Turbulent Battles
Luke Lea, 32, is chosen to replace James B. Frazier in the U S Senate after a long Democratic feud in Tennessee. Lea is noted for a combative past, owning a newspaper and wielding strong control in state politics, with his father in law linked to Nashville transportation interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Carmack
Democrats of
Tennessee
Luke Lea
Senate
James B. Frazier
Luke
Lmelight
Nashville Traction and Light Boss
Theatres and acts listed across cities with vaudeville acts
Moore with Three Twins and Grand presenting The Queen of the Moulin Rouge in Seattle and Alhambra Yon Yonson in the Orpheum Vaudeville circuit. Majeatio Pantages and LoieVaudeville feature motion pictures and burlesque through Star Burlesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Seattle
Alhambra
Yon Yonson
Orpheum
Majeatio
Pantages
Star
January activity at King County Humane Society
January saw 208 cases reported by the King County Humane Society with 51 complaints about child welfare. Of 298 horses examined, six were humanely killed under humane society care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County Humane Society
Preston Olympia: Harold Preston Offered Rudkin Seat
Harold Preston of Seattle, once a United States senate candidate, has been offered the vacancy created by Justice Frank H. Rudkin. Rudkin will succeed the late Edward Whitson on the Eastern Washington federal bench. Governor Hay offered the seat yesterday and Preston is likely to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Harold Preston
Seattle
United States Senate
Frank H. Rudkin
Edward Whitson
Washington
Hay
Preeton
Women Report State Training School O K
Tacoma February 16. Mrs Healy and Mrs Cowell formed a committee to inspect the Chehalis state training school. They reported conditions were as expected and noted a wooden paddle used for punishment. The dormitory measured seven by ten feet with a small top window for ventilation. The decision was to keep the girl who disclosed the abuse with Superintendent Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Healy
W. R. Cowell
Chehalia
Chapman
Aspinwall
Elks Celebrate Lincoln Birthday at Olympia
The local Elks plan a February 12 observance of Lincoln's birthday in Olympia with community gathering and ceremonial activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Lincoln
Olympia
Arnold Zbinden Proves Beneficial Council Service
Paid advertisement lauds Arnold Zbinden elected 1904 for long council tenure. Credits include Denny hill regrade, water department reforms, and lower rates. Voters urged to consider his clean record and leadership in city growth and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Zbinden
Denny Hill
Zbinden
Fire and Water Committee
Water Department
Deli Owner Arrested for Violating 10 Hour Law
H. A. Walton, proprietor of a Delicatessen at 1911 Westlake Ave, was arrested yesterday for allegedly forcing two female employees to work long Sunday shifts from 11 am to 11:30 pm and from 7:16 am to 10 pm on January 16. The warrant was sworn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Walton
Westlake Av
Prosecution Begun Over Central Labor Offenses
Lout by Charles W. Doyle, business agent of the Central Labor Count, starts the first in a series of prosecutions for the offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Doyle
Central Labor
Chamber opposes eight hour law for women
The Chamber of Commerce voted against the proposed eight hour law for women. It warned the measure could burden industries across the state that produce perishable goods and face short seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Helen pink overtakes Alice blue among Washington debutantes
Color trend in Washington society shifts with Miss Helen Taft taking leadership of the younger set. Helen pink, a bright American beauty pink leaning toward red, replaces Alice blue as the favored shade among the smart set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Helen Pink
Helen Taft
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Monster Gathering OF Women
Austria
ONWAY
Ohio
Dentists
Pike
Over Owee Co
Preston
Women Report
State Training School
O. K
Vectinna
Ofe
O. Helen Pink
Crescent
Gregg
Seattle Star
Seattle Star Ie
A. B.C. Advertigement Department
Harry Lougee
Amherst Hotel
Chas. Schwartz
Recondar
Pantorium Dye Works
Denny Way
Westlake
Mandy Lee
Jacob Kaufmann CO
Firet Av
King St
Moneg
Bohemian Liquor House
Woalerchllanne
Eureka Glove and Suspender Co
Beck and Herve
Flrst Avenue
Cedar St
Main
Barbera
Haight Barber Supply House
G. W. Haight
Wash
America
Men’s
First Ave
Colman Block
Arnold
Arcade
City
Mr. Jewell
Calmon
Washington T
Malin
Waak - Baker Piano CO
Wick
France
Karpinski & Wuelberke
Madison Bidg. Cor
Third
Madison St
Second Ave
Maker’s
Home Furniture CO
Pike ST
Buffalo Woolen Mil
Buffalo Woolen Mills
Westlake Ave
United States Laundry Co
Pine St
Ind
DR. Chase
Second
Seneca St. Tel
Puget Sound
FIRST
Gem Egg Market
Fourth Ave. Ind
Alice Hlainen
Alice
M. Aiken
T. E. Page
Mgr
Vienna
Ladies’ Tailors
Madison
Third Ave
Eversole Optical Co
Empire Bldg
Nellie Kloss
14Th Ave
Caplito Hill
Cedar
A. B. C. Adv. Dept
The
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