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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1911

Page

3

Wharf collapse injures sixty at King Park ferry wharf

Montreal dispatch reports sixty injured when a wharf at King Park collapsed yesterday as hundreds waited for a ferry back to the city. Victims fell among shattered beams and debris with broken limbs the most serious injuries.

Montreal King Park

Tafts decline coin gifts sent for silver wedding anniversary

Hundreds of silver coins mailed to President and Mrs Taft for their silver wedding anniversary are being returned with a note of appreciation but refusal. The coins ranged from dimes to larger denominations and were mailed to the White House.

Mra. Taft

Maine's Secret Forever Lost

Tampa Florida June 26 General W H Bixby chief of engineers said the secret of destroying the battleship will never be known. He noted it will be impossible to determine if the ship was blown up from within or by external force and that no human remains are expected as crew compartments have disappeared.

Tampa Fla

Weathering heat winds hit Kansas crops in June

A Kansas City potato and grain update notes hot winds sweeping eastern and central Kansas and Missouri. Temperatures reached 100 degrees as farmers labored to grow crops amid the heat.

Pig United Press Kansas City Kansas Missouri

Woman Fined 24000 for Private Cigarette Making in Paris

In Paris on June 26 a woman was fined 24000 for making cigarettes for private sale to her circle of friends. The article notes that tobacco is a government monopoly in France.

Paris

Explosion Claims Seventeen In City of St Joseph Disaster

Seventeen people died when the packet City of St Joseph exploded and burned six miles below Memphis Tennessee. Engineer Fredy Morgan attributed the blast to likely boiler regulation violations.

United Prove Memphis Tenn St. Joseph Fredy Morgan

Farm wives rated best cooks and housekeepers in nation

Ada L. Dauman quoted by the National Civic Federation after visiting farm regions in New Jersey Connecticut New York and New England states she found farmers wives superior cooks and far better housekeepers than city women in a nationwide survey conducted at summer boarding houses for working girls.

New York Ada L. Dauman National Civic Federation Farmers’ Wives Dan- Man New Jersey Connecticut New England

Yeggs Fall To Poetry In Street Sirenry

John Johnson of 202 First avenue used poetry to fend off two highwaymen at Fifth avenue and Washington street. He stood his ground despite threats, quoting Whittier until the would-be robbers fled. Johnson later met police to describe the assailants and his plan to keep them distracted for an officer’s arrival.

John Johnson Washington Johnson Whittier

Watchmen Save Life Of Would Be Suicide Jumper

Winnie Winchell, 25, attempted suicide twice at the Vine Street pier yesterday and was saved by watchmen Julius De Mond and Stephen Saunders who pulled her from the water and into a boat before she attempted to jump again at the hospital.

Winnie Winchell Vine St Julius de Mond Stephen Saunders de Mond Saunders Pame

Wealthy John Hraake names 13 corespondents in divorce suit

New York report notes industrialist John Hraake filing for divorce and naming 13 corespondents as part of the proceedings. The item reflects early 20th century divorce practices and public interest in high-profile cases.

New York John Hraake

Reid Pays 500 for Box at Royal Show

London coverage notes the coronation week feature at the Royal Opera House. King George Queen Mary and royal delegates return from Portsmouth to join tonight's gala. Demand for seats is unprecedented with Ann Whitelaw Reid securing a box for 500 and boxes drawing offers around 5000.

Reid United Presse London Royal Opera House Covent Garden George Queen Mary Portamouth Ann Whitelaw Reid United States

Died Like a Coward A Murderer Electrocuted at Auburn

Guiseppe Nacco, murderer of Antonio Candiano, was executed by electric chair in Auburn New York. He resisted violently at the door of the death room and wept while begging to kiss a crucifix offered by prison chaplain Feather Roberts before the 1800 volt current ended his life.

Guiseppe Nacco Antonio Candiano Nacco Feather Roberts

Two 25-Ton Whales Harvested at South Bay Plant

Hoquiam June 26 Two 25 ton whales are being cut up at the South Bay ing station plant. The leviathans were captured off Washington and are the first to be processed at the facility.

Hoquiam South Baying Station Washington

Continental Collection Company Ad

Have your bills collected with special attention to bad debts Continental Collection Company at 214 Batley Building Main 4677 offers prompt service and reliable recovery.

Continental Collection Company Batley Building Main

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