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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
1
Annex Note on Feed Measurement Texts
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brepsaition AA
Geattle, Renton & Southern
Mare
McAllaster
Abrams
Blaine
Rainier Valley
Doctors' Trust Tries to Bar Friedmann From N Y
The piece denounces medical boards as shortsighted and jealous while praising Friedmann as a hopeful healer for the white plague. It argues many doctors resist his practice and questions whether the nation will allow a trusted outsider to treat patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors’ Trust
Friedmann
N. Y
Seattle Star reports on Dr Noble’s tuberculosis cure probe
The Seattle Star commissions Dr Charles S Noble of Seattle to investigate Dr Friedmanns tuberculosis cure, sending him to New York for facts. Noble, a noted local physician who founded the Noble hospital, sails to verify the claims and will report back with results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Friedmann
Charles 8. Noble
Seattle
New York
Noble
the Star
New York University Medical College
Friedman
North End
8. S. Peterkin
Dr. Griner
Lt. Null
Dre. Kingsley
Mazeison, Gray and Stubbs
Helen Keller on Wilson inauguration spectacle
The article recounts Helen Keller in Washington for the 1913 inauguration, describing the parade and crowd from Lafay ette Park. Keller praises the ceremony and comments on President Wilson, his reform aims, and the enduring march toward workers' rights and national industry control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star Today
Washington
Wilson
Helen Keller
The
Star
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Froste d fruit finds market in Northwest cities
Condemned oranges arrived in Seattle and were sent on to Bellingham Everett and Victoria where markets bought them. The practice boosts demand for oranges locally as markets in those cities snap up the fruit despite earlier rejections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bellingham
Everett
Victoria
Northwest
Carlos Madero Seeks Revenge After Brothers Killed
Three Madero brothers died in Mexican turbulence with one executed under the fugitive law allegedly by Huerta’s order and another slain in battle. Carlos Madero, youngest survivor, left a Delafield military school and disappeared, vowing to make the slayers face judgment and hear the rifle crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Carlos Madero
Mexico
Delafield, Wis
President Declines Personal Interviews for Office Seekers
Washington March 5 The President announces he will not meet applicants for office personally except when invited to the White House for an interview. The statement says he will focus on government business and major policy questions. The cabinet met at 10 am with Garrison Daniels Ryan Lane present. Bryan told reporters he feels at home in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
New Jersey
Garrison
Navy
Daniels
Ryan
Interior
Lane
Bryan
President Wilson Without Office Chair When Arriving
President Wilson had to stand as Taft removed his office chair and sent it to New Haven. Clerks later found a red leather chair Roosevelt had used, and Wilson began work on his papers and mail. The first visitor was Charles R. Crane of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Park
Court of Honor
Washington
Wilson
Taft
New Haven
Col. Roosevelt
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Tumulty
New Jersey
Wilson Picks Out His Room
Washington March 5 President Wilson has chosen the president s room in the White House for himself and Mrs Wilson The room in the southwest corner overlooks the Washington Monument and the green Virginia hills It was previously occupied by Col and Mrs Roosevelt and Mr and Mrs Taft It is likely Miss Jessie Wilson will select the northeast room once occupied by Miss Helen Taft and Miss Alice Roosevelt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Wilson
Washington
America
Capitel
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Washington Monument
Virginia Hills
Jessie Wilson
Helen Taft
Alice Roosevelt
Alaskans Call for Resident Officials in Territorial Moves
The territorial legislature in Juneau on March 5 passes a joint resolution urging President Wilson to appoint bona fide Alaska citizens to Alaska posts. It also forwards another resolution requesting railroad construction align with the railroad commission recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneay
Alaska
Bona Fide
Alaska Citizens For
Territorial
Wilson
Railroad Commission
Wilson Breaks Red Tape with Open Access to Visitors
Washington reports President Wilson shatters custom by letting department heads manage patronage freely, hosting unannounced visitors and open office access. He also lifts the ban on directly quoting a president, planning regular briefings for reporters and permitting photo coverage in executive spaces.
Shoot to Kill Order Raises Border Tensions at Douglas
At Douglas Arizona on March 5 Col Guilfoyle says US Ninth Cavalry will return fire against border violations while Mexican commander Ojeda threatens punishment for guilty troopers. Two Mexicans reported killed or wounded as border patrol doubles and machine guns brace the line. Over 100 Hermosillo refugees arrive, reporting firings, layoffs, and Maderista mobilization across Sonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Col. Guilfoyle
U. S. Cavalry
Ojeda
Agua Prieta
Erfcan
Hermosillo
Sonora
Nogales
Arizona
R. R
Here
Maderistas
Tilikums Will Have Drum Corps
The Tilikums membership contest ends with the Ibkt tribe leading at 139 new members. At a meeting in the Elks club the group votes to form a fife and drum corps with 50 drums and 10 fifes to attend Western celebrations and advertise Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilikums
Ibkt
Elks’ Club
Seattle
Joo Brides Under Twelve Marry in Surat Ceremonies
Native children ages from 1 to 12 were married in Surat in a Lewa Kunbi sect ritual held every ten years. Most brides were between 1 and 7, bridesgrooms from 8 to 9, with little understanding of their fate as parents nursed them during the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa Bea
Wire Roway
Surat
India
Advocates Demand Open Trial For Dr Friedmann Tuberculosis Cure
New York figures urge giving Dr. Frederick Franz Friedmann a chance to prove his claimed tuberculosis remedy. Charles E. Finlay calls for fair treatment and access to offices, noting derailed demonstrations and two recent deaths from consumption as victims await relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Franz Friedmann
Chas. E. Finlay
Aetna National Bank
Berlin
Friedmann
President Nominates Clark and Marble to ICC
President Wilson sent to the senate the nominations of Edgar F. Clark of Iowa and John H. Marble of California to be members of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The nominations were submitted alongside cabinet appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Edgar F. Clark
Iowa
John H. Marble
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seattle Man Slain in Canada in Robbery Incident
Henry Haskell of Seattle was shot in the head during a struggle with a robber in his room early Tuesday in Vancouver B C He died almost immediately Canadian police know the murderer's identity and expect his capture hourly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haskell
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Haskell
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Mr. Wilson
Princeton
Wil
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Boy “Blood Avenger
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Sity
Woodro Wilson
Senare
Tilikums Will
May Bar Friedmann
Canada
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