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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1912

Page

3

German Count Finckenstein learns Seattle banking

Mister Karl von Finckenstein of Greifewald Germany works at the Seattle Bank of Commerce learning American methods. In 14 months he won admiration, mastered English, and adopted American business ways while explaining German caution and formalities.

Fred L. Boalt Karl von Finckenstein Greifewald Germany Seattle Bank of Commerce Finckenstein Bank of Commerce Count Finckenstein Count Jones Count Smith Mister Finckenstein Count Pinckenstein Tam Count Pinckenatetn New York Seattle Bo l

No Hard Feelings Among These Tops-U U S Senators

Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio describes support for Harmon while Senator John Bankhead of Alabama defends the Underwood boom. Col James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois is shown in a typical pose.

U. 8 Atlee Pomerene Ohio Harmon John Hu. Bankhead Alabama James Hamilton Lewis Illinois

Tea Served On Water At Long Beach Bathing Party

A Long Beach event hosted by Miss Charlotte van Cortlandt Nicoll drew six New York guests. As the six swimmers returned, a man brought a three foot tea tray with sandwiches and Russian tea, which the party enjoyed while in waist deep water.

New York Long Beach Charlotte van Cortlandt Nicoll de Lancey Nicoll Nassau Miss Nicoll

France Faces Birth Deficit Amid War Toll

Berlin reports France's 1911 births at 743,114 and deaths at 776,963, a deficit of 33,869. Only northern eastern Brittany show near normal natality, while Germany records a birth increase of 145 per 1,000.

Berlin France Brittany

Centenarians Are Young Centenarians Are Young

Berlin reports Solomon Goldzweig died at Zabaracz Poland at 112 after paralysis. Bulgaria lists 10 residents over 125 88 between 120 and 125 and 234 over 110. Mihai Gloriodoliu died in Romania in January at 139. Cattaro Dalmatia seaport gifted a house and a $1000 purse to Maria Bulnice aged 185 with civic and church attestations.

Berlin Solomon Goldzweig Zabaracz Poland Goldzweig Bulgaria Mihai Gloriodoliu Romania Cattaro Dalmatia Signora Maria Bulnice

Dentist Makes Somber Reference to Nerve Treatment

A patient notes a dentist plans to kill the nerve of a tooth and the patient withdraws, saying they are too tender hearted to witness it. The remark is attributed to Meggendorfer Blactter.

Meggendorfer Peck's College

Driver Dead at Opal Park Trotting Meet

Santa Cruz July 1. John M Ferguson a noted breeder and driver of trotting horses collapsed from heart disease while leading in the first trotting event at Opal park. He fell from his sulky as the mare crossed the wire and died on the track.

Leseed Wire Santa Cruz Cal Johen M. Ferguson Opal Park Ferguson

Two Cyclists Die in San Jose Motor Cycle Race

Two riders died and several others were seriously hurt in a San Jose California race meet at the driving park. Dead were Reed Orr of Sacramento and W. F. Baker of San Jose. Injured include C. D. Reade and F. A. House of San Jose, with broken collarbone and internal injuries reported.

United Prose San Jose Cal Reed Orr Sacramento Motor Cycle Cine W. F. Baker San Jose Motor Cycle Club C. D. Reade

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