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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1912

Page

6

Will claim sparks bid for Hawley estate

Margaret Cameron, protege of Edwin Hawley, declares she found a will securing a large share of the rumored 30 million dollar Hawley estate though heirs may challenge. Chauffeur Henry Peterson and estate superintendent John Williams report witnessing a document signed by Hawley about a month earlier, contents unseen.

United Press Babylon L. L Margaret Cameron Edwin Hawley Hawley Country House Miss Cameron Henry Peterson John Williams Hawley

Made Pauper by Friends in Youngstown Area

Eli Arner aged 86 and his wife 87 were admitted to the Mahoning county home at Canfield after a lifetime as wealthy Ellsworth township residents. Once a prominent farmer and stockman who owned 61 acres, he endorsed a brother’s $30 000 note and a friend’s $11 000 note, losing fortunes as he was forced to pay both debts. The Arner residence had been a county pride two decades ago.

Youngstown Eli Arner Ellsworth Township Mahoning County Canfield Arner

Reprieve for Murderess Mattie Lomax Granted in Washington

President Taft granted a reprieve to Mattie Lomax, a Black murderess, postponing her execution from February 19 to May 20. The move follows Attorney General Wickersham's recommendation and is viewed as likely to lead to a pardon.

Washington Prashington Taft Mattie Lomax Wickersham

Robbers Sentenced to Life in San Quentin for Jewelry Theft

William Rogers aged 24 and Joseph Brady aged 28 were sentenced by Judge Willis to life and 25 years respectively in San Quentin for robbery. They stole a tray of diamonds worth several thousand dollars from Reid Jewelry Co and were captured after a thrilling chase.

United Press Angeles William Rogers Joseph Brady Willis San Quentin Penitentiary Reid Jewelry Co

Lawrence to Tour State Prominent governor candidate heads east tour

OLYMPIA February 10 John C Lawrence will depart Monday to tour Eastern Washington to promote his candidacy for the governorship He has just completed a sweep through the southwest Pliny Allen state senator from King county will organize Governor Hay's re election campaign in the near future

Olympia Ono John C. Lawrence Washington Hay Pliny Allen King County

Ship captain dismissed after pacific voyage incident

Commander Andrew Lockett of the Persia liner is discharged from service after passenger Dr. R M Stephenson filed a complaint. The affair centers on Lockett's alleged attempt to act as chaperon to Miss Ramona McShane of Petaluma returning from a convent in Japan during the last voyage.

San Francisco Andrew Lockett Persia R. M. Stephenson Lockett Mise Ramona McShane Petaluma Japan

Jones Folklore Says Honest As Day Long

Almanac reference notes the saying Jones is as honest as the day is long. The line is cited as a traditional proverb without a specific date or source, reflecting common folk wisdom.

Jones

Reorganizing De Larm's Affairs Plans Under Way

E D De Larm missing president of two defunct companies and A J Biehl of Oregon Washington Trust Co plan a reorganization. J F Fox of Spokane holds a $32000 claim for canal digging and seeks creditors to join. Harry E Wilson reported on Washington Orchards Irrigation Co and was discharged. assets are office furniture, papers, and keys to a power house to be turned to receiver Kilmore Winkler by the federal court.

E. D. de Larm A. J. Biehl Oregon- Washington Trust Co Portland Ore J. F. Fox Spokane Grant County de Larm Harry E. Wilson Washington Orchards & Irrigation Co Dykeman Kilmore Winkler

Student Arrested for Jewel Robbery in Montana

MISSOULA Mont Feb 10 A 19 year old University of Montana freshman C J Johnson was jailed here on charges of stealing 2000 dollars worth of jewels from J C Bakers Great Falls home. Johnson traced by a ring he gave to a waitress and formerly resided in Great Falls. The robbery occurred about a year ago.

Missoula Mont USA J. C. Baker Great Falls

Ill and Discouraged Man Takes Life on Post Street

Leighton at 6607 Hillman place shot himself through the temple on Post Street between Spring and Seneca and died en route to hospital. He had been in poor health and shrouded by his wife's recent death. Coast manager of Humbolt Great Western Liniment Co. His son B C Leighton lives at 6718 English Avenue. Cremation payments were being made on installments and several receipts were found among his effects.

Leighton Hillman Place Post Street Spring Seneca Humbolt Great Western Liniment Co B. C. Leighton English Avenue

Two-Headed Baby Born in Cambridge

Cambridge physicians announced that a ten pound two-headed baby born to Mrs Kosnow is expected to live. The infant has two heads on a notably long neck. one head is fully formed while the other lacks features.

Cambridge Mass Kosnow

Japanese Assault Pressed Toward Pekin as Panic Spreads

United Press dispatch from Tientsin reports an imminent bombardment of Pekin with the capital in panic. Thousands flee while rebel warships reach Shan Hai Kwan harbor east of Pekin altering plans for a land advance.

United Presa Tientsin Pekin Shan Hai Kwan

Plumage of table birds spurs humane effort

Paris February 10. A humane group seeks to end use of rare bird plumage for hats. They reveal much plumage comes from common birds like guinea fowls turkeys and pigeons dyed and treated to imitate the originals.

Paris

Fled Across Continent Officer Pursue Bank Fraud Suspect

Paul Martyn an attorney and public accountant was arrested in San Francisco after fleeing officers across the country. He allegedly forged five checks totaling 250 dollars for Milton T Clark Construction Co and fled via Lyons New York and Los Angeles before attempting to obtain a permanent writ.

United Press Fprancisco Paul Martys Burns Martyn Milton T. Clark Construction Co San Francisco Clark Lyons N. Y Bank of Lyons Los Angeles

Lenten fasting rules apply to Catholics aged 21 to 60

Beginning February 21 and on all days except Sunday, Catholics between 21 and 60 must fast. Abstinence from fresh meat is required on all Wednesdays and Fridays and the Saturday of Ember and Holy weeks. The sick, nursing mothers, and workers in exhausting jobs are exempt. One full meal allowed on fast days, fresh meat permitted at all meals on Sundays and once daily on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

Great Mass Meeting for Lawrence Strikers Ends Alleged Labor Protest

A monster fundraising meeting is planned at Dreamland rink tomorrow at 2 30 PM to aid Lawrence Mass textile workers on strike after wage cuts following Massachusetts shorter workday law. Speakers include Hiller M Wells Kate Saddler Ed Lewis and David Burgess among others. The strike arose when mills cut wages from 11 cents per hour after a 22 cent weekly decrease, despite prior earnings of about 6 dollars weekly.

Dreamland Rink Lawrence Mass Social Data of Seattle Hiller M. Wells Kate Saddler Ed Lewis David Burgess Massachusetts

Son of Former President Here In Seattle Visit

Claude Casimir Perier son of a former French president arrived in Seattle during a Portland to New York trip. He toured the waterfront and Chamber of Commerce to gather data on local marine activity and discussed plans for French steamship lines to establish Seattle as a regular port of call.

Claude Casimir Perier France Seattle Portland New York City Perier Chamber of Commerce

Vanished Iron Workers Agent Signals Quiet Mystery

Mystery surrounds the sudden disappearance of Frank K. Paynter a business agent of the structural iron workers union. He allegedly closed his home sold his furniture and then left for parts unknown. The landlord says Paynter has been gone about a week.

Omaha Neb Frank K. Paynter Structural Iron Workers Union Paynter

Former Buffalo Mayor James A. Adam Dies in Buffalo

James Noble Adam former Democratic mayor of Buffalo New York died here yesterday after a brief illness. Death was attributed to acute indigestion.

Buffalo WN. Y James Noble Adam

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