Pies Compared to Dough Made by Father in Memory
A teacher recalls family contrast noting that the pies his mother baked hold less interest today than the dough his father prepared, reflecting a nostalgic sentiment about parental craft.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
1
Curious Crowd Packs Dreamland Rink For Gill Campaign
A large crowd filled a Dreamland rink hall and overflowed into the street as Jules Redelehi mer introduced the reformed candidate Gill. Speakers included James B. Metcalf and James P. McElroy who attacked recall and municipal ownership while praising police and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jules Redeleheimer
Gii
Dreamland Rink
Gil
James B. Metcalft
Gill
James P. McElroy
Meadows
Mary Krueger
Cooke Gt
Dilling
George W. Dilling
Family tragedy ends in fire at San Pablo ranch
Joaquin Bello driven by ill health and money woes attacked his wife and daughter then set fire to the old San Pablo area ranch house, burning himself and leaving the rest of his family inside the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oakland
Cal
Joaquin Bello
San Pablo
Groundhog’s Return Delays Spring Warmth
Fragmentary narration references a groundhog predicting six more weeks of winter. The speaker mentions shadows, clouds, and enduring cold, hinting at a seasonal delay and retreat to the hay. Specific names or dates are absent.
Trial Arguments In Hazzard Case Progress In Port Orchard
Special to The Star Port Orchard February 2 Arguments in the murder trial of Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard wound toward conclusion after brief testimony from Dr Eugene Kelly secretary of the state health board who identified a death certificate in Claire Williamson case The defense rested with one missing witness and court adjourned to await written jury instructions with opening state argument to follow and defense response The nurse Esther Cameron contradicted a key defense witness and recounted Webb’s alleged bribery remark and a promise of wages or new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Port Orchard
Linda Burfield
Yakey
Stevenson
Kitsap County
Atty Gregory
Kelley
Tacoma
Linda Burfield Hazzard
Seattle
Claire Williamson
Eugene Kelly
State Health Board
Hastard
Sas L. P. Schaeffer
Wil Harason
Exther “Cameron
Sbe
Haseard
Cameron
J. W. Webb
Portland
Webb
Navy View Hotel
Accident leads to grafting offer in local aviator case
The wife of aviator Frank Champion competes with mechanic John Gibson, who accidentally shot Champion, for the chance to donate skin to the wounded man. Gibson fired a shotgun at leaving Comindnez field on January 5. doctors will name the successful candidate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frees
Oke
Frank Champion
John Gibson
Gibron
Champion
Comind Nez Field
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Rain Ahead
Pair tonight. Saturday increasing cloudiness followed by rain. Moderate easterly winds. Temperature at noon unknown.
Dense fog sets stage for Madison Street streetcar crash
A rear end collision occurred near the Pike Street switch at the Melrose Avenue line after 9 am in dense fog. Motorman Robinson suffered fractures to both legs and J W Pierce had severe skull bruising. five to six passengers were minorly injured. Patrolman Rix crashed his motorcycle en route to the scene, sustaining a sprained arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adison
Pike #t
Madison
Seattle General Hospital
Robinson
Pierce
C. B. Rix
Pleads He Should Be Hanged After Double Killing
In Santa Barbara on February 2, Jesus Yrigui, a Mexican tunnel worker, pleaded before Jade Alexander who sentenced him to life imprisonment to be hanged. He says he is haunted by waking dreams of the two men he murdered last Christmas when they refused to drink a Christmas toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jesus Yriqai
Jade Alexander
Yrigui
Debtor and Physician Confront at Portland Standoff
In Portland an irate debt collector confronted a physician who pulled two revolvers. The collector demanded a gun and left with a claim of “even terms” while the doctor warned it was loaded. The police were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Alleged boodlers elected in Montreal council race
Montreal voters elected five of the city’s old council alleged to be boodlers amid a heated campaign by the Chi geun association. Alderman Lavelle won the mayoralty amid the vote. In London England announces a future fleet to include torpedo boat destroyers with tenders sought for ships to match modern cruisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
Chigeun Association
Boodiera
Lavelle
London
England
Proprieter Charged in Eight Hour Law Violation Case
Kativan proprietor of a boarding house at 516 Ninth Avenue faced charges of violating the eight hour law. The information, filed by Assistant Labor Commissioner Evelyn Chandler and released by Prosecutor White, alleges Maud Flynn worked 11 hours daily from 6:20 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from unspecified start to 6 p.m. on other shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kativan
Evelyn Chantler
White
Maud Flynn
Waitrose
Chamberland
Schmitz Trial in San Francisco Faces Delays
In San Francisco on February 7, the trial of former mayor Eugene E. Schmitz continued with jurors questioned and witnesses delayed by continuances in the graft case over 1906 gas rate fixing. District Attorney Cunha requested postponement as Assistant Berry leads the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene Eo Schmitz
Jo Lawler
Cunha
Berry
Florence elopes after parents oppose union
In San Rafael California on February 2 Florence eloped with Marino, defying their parents who previously objected to the match. The couple left a blazing trail to the clergyman's residence where the ceremony took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rapael
Cal
Pioippini
Marino
Florence
Poisoned Throckmorton Tied to Snead Murder Case
Fort Worth Texas February 2 state attorneys allege Edward Throckmorton son of former Governor Throckmorton who was set to testify against millionaire J B Snead may have been poisoned Throckmorton was found unconscious in a hotel lobby and died that night prosecutors say he was nearby when Snead shot A G Boyce Jr amid a dispute over Mrs Snead elopement with Boyce Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Fort Worth
Tex
Edward Throckmorton
Throckmorton
J. B. Snead
A. G. Royce
J R
Snead
Boyce
Parish Offered Two Meetings by Quix Congress
The Quix Congress invites T. A. Parish to appear before its questioners and gives him a choice of two meetings next week to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Parish
Parish
Forest Fire Rages in San Bernardino Mountains
More than 100 men under Forest Supervisor Jenken fight a stubborn fire burning through San Bernardino mountain forests near Seeley. Hundreds of acres have already burned as crews battle the blaze today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
San Bernardino
Cal
Jenken
San Bernardino Mountain
Seeley Fata
Acadia Sugar Refinery Fire Destroys Plant
Arlivan N and Feb nee Acadia Sugar Refinery burned last night with all stock, causing losses exceeding one million dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze but the plant suffered total destruction and extensive damage across the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlivan. N
Acadia Sugar
The Experiment That Turned to Utter Failure
A Japanese man Kenzo Torikai and an American woman split after a doomed cross cultural marriage. Their 18 month old child shows mixed heritage as a judge grants separation. Torikai describes Japanese and American marriage differences and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P & Be
Kenzo Torikai
Iinger
Torikal
Still at Work on Terminal Scheme
About 3,000 filled the Coliseum to hear the terminal project defense. John C. Slater presided as Scott Calhoun Alden J. Methen and Charles Haw ley Fenn spoke. The port commission weighs terms and details before submitting the plan to voters on March 5. Harold Preston, attorney for the commission, has been in session for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coliseum Theatre
John C. Slater
Scott Calhoun
Alden J. Methen
Charles Hawley Fenn
Terminal Company
Calhoun
Port Commission
Harold Preston
McLean to Buy Hope Diamond for 260000 Dollars
Edward McLean son of John R McLean agrees to pay about 260000 dollars for the Hope diamond ending ownership dispute. Mrs McLean will wear the 444 carat gem at a reception tonight honoring Russian Ambassador Bakhmeteff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward McLean
John R. McLean
McLean
Juarez Mutineers Erupt as Garrison Elects Zapatista Cabinet
Mexican mutineers at the Juarez garrison elected a new cabinet of municipal officers sympathetic to the Zapatista movement. The city lies in desolation with damage over $500,000 as looting disrupts numerous business houses, echoing last May’s rebel surge led by Francisco I. Madero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Zapatista
Francisco I. Madero
Recall Pressure in Tacoma Public Works Sparks Shakeup
May Stop Recall Tacoma reports that Superintendent Collins may resign to halt a recall of water and light commissioner Weeks. Weeks plans to appoint a Collins successor to appease critics and take full control of the plant. In San Francisco, 40000 unemployed due to the Panama Pacific exposition flood the city, unions urge workers nationwide to avoid California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tacoma
Collins
City Light
B. J. Weeks
Light and Water
Weeks
Light Department
San Francisco
California
Chinese woman confesses to murder linked to Seattle trunk case
Oi Sen, a Chinese woman captured in Billings, Montana, admits to Seid Back that she killed Seid Bing and shipped his body to Seattle from Portland. Detectives anticipate further details as authorities press the motive and possible accomplice. Wong joins Oi Sen in custody on related charges in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Seid Back
Seid Bing
Seattle
Oi Sen
Billings
Seid
Reid
Hie
Teagea Wits 'i Sam
Dalles City
Mont
Wong
Fourth
Everett Sts
Black Hand Outrage Discovered in Italian Boarding House
Pasquale Marello and Salvatore Marello were found hacked to death with hatchets in an Italian boarding house. The crime scene included bloodstained weapons and a bloodstained photo of a young Italian girl. Ten suspects have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasquale
Salvatore Marello
The Wages of Sin: Clerk Pleads for Probation
San Francisco Feb 2 Geo A Terry a young bank clerk who confessed embezzling 13000 from the International Banking Corp was admitted to probation by Judge Cabaniss. He says the money was spent in riotous living and imprisonment would end his life due to tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Geo. A. Terry
International Pranking Corporation
Cabaniss
Terry
Four-Year-Old Fires Curtain Near Baby Crib
In Sumner, Washington, the 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Strong set fire to a curtain around her baby sister's crib to scare away the boogey. The mother rushed in and smothered the flames with a blanket, and the infant was found to be asleep and unharmed with no burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wm. Strong
Sumner
Fears Daughters' Beauty
Denver reports John Stack, jailed for cruelty, defends his daughters against extenuating arguments. He pledges the punishment will be a penitentiary sentence, claiming no mercy for the beauty of his two daughters despite the alleged acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Stackhouse
Cotterill Credits Clear Language for Car Line Bond Validity
Corporation Counsel Bradford declares the municipal car line bonds valid, noting the ordinance was drafted in clear terms. George F. Cotterill, longtime advocate of the people, authored the ordinance with concise, direct language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Bradford
George F. Cotterill
Cotterill
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T. A. Taggart
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Pystna
Salon
Mra. H. Fish
Federated Cluba
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Georgetown
Thomas R. Horner
New York Block
Hugh Caldwell
Rainier Valley
Lakewood Improvement Club
Municipal League
Rathe Keller
Charles F. Merrifield
Taxpayers League
Federal Improvement Clubs
Ole Hanson
Bush Terminal
Seatte
Otton
Pike Et
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Torikai
Pacific Fruit and Produce Co
Western
Japan
Black Hand
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