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08 Mar 1912
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
1
Have You a Dime Then Read About the Triplets
The Paul triplets Margerie May Margaret Caroline and Marion Emma born December 28 in Georgetown are now in public view at the Snoqualmie hotel Third Ave and Pike St. Their father Nelson Paul is unemployed. the mother and grandmother moved to the hotel to handle crowds paying ten cents to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Triplets
Margerie May
Margaret Caroline
Marion Emma
George ‘Town
Nelson Paul
Paul
Snoqualmie Hotel
Third Av
Pike St
Injunction Hearing Postponed in Tenth Street Case
The injunction sought by Clancy and Williamson against tearing down the Tenth nv bawdy house was postponed for a week. The hearing, moved from Judge Dykeman to Judge Albertson, was continued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy & Williamson
Hillside Investment Co
Gill
Albertson
Dykeman
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight With Light Frost
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with light frost tonight. Light easterly winds. Noon temperature around 46 degrees.
Roosevelt Club Organized at Odd Fellows Hall Fremont
North End Roosevelt club formed at Odd Fellows hall in Fremont. John C. Powell elected president and Jerry Riordan secretary. The group passed resolutions urging central committees to provide a presidential preferential vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Roosevelt Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fremont
John C. Powell
Jerry Riordan
Central Committees
City Allows Telephone Consolidation With Permits Only
Judge Dykeman ruled that telephone companies may proceed with consolidation except where written city permits are required. The city seeks equity but damages may be pursued later. final hearing to be held before another judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Equity
Pacific Telephone Co
Asanene Company
Dykeman
Prater
Telephone Company
Hughes
Board of Pubilic Works
Jadee Dykerman
Cotterill Narrowly Leads Gill After Recheck
A recheck of city returns shows George F. Cotterill with 32 085 votes and Hi Gill with 31 281. The final tally will be submitted to the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Cotterill
Hi Gill
Comptroller's Office
Cotterill
Gill
Bryan dodges question on Democratic nomination in Minneapolis
William J. Bryan arrived in Minneapolis after a Northwest tour and declined to confirm plans for a Democratic presidential bid if the Baltimore convention deadlocks. He said he did not expect a deadlock. Separately in Chicago Judge Sabath refused to sign eviction papers for Bridget Holland until after St Patrick's Day as she pleaded for more time. The court paid the rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
William J. Bryan
Northwest
Baltimore
Ryan
Chicago
Sabath
Bridget Holland
Giant and dwarf vaudeville duo quarrel then bond in farm tale
In Cardiff a giant wrestler George Auger and his dwarf partner Ernest Rommel quarrel in a dressing room at the Empress theatre. Their feud ends with mutual apologies and they describe a long partnership built on shared acts, farming schemes, and a successful vaudeville sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rommel
Empress
Vaudevillians
George Auger
George
Erin
Ernest
Cardiff
Wales
Hanover
Germany
Bridgeport
Conn
Ming
Manus
Sid George
Brushed Speech by Col Swetzer Denounced by Bruised Women
The February 29 Boston Chamber dinner honored Col E Leroy Swetzer who claimed no police or soldier beat women at Lawrence. A critic cites multiple verified victims and witnesses including Regina Yopyn Nellie Maczkha and Mary Bozek describing beatings and wrongful detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon E. Pew
Lawrence
Mass
Chamber of Commerce of Boston
Col. E. Leroy Swetzer
Swetzer
Boston
E. Leroy Swetzer
Regina Yopyn
Olives
Feld St
Mra. Y
Left Highwayman to Think It Over
A would be robber attempted a Fort Lawton area car hold up near Beach Drive station just after 11 pm. He fired a revolver through gate netting and demanded money from Conductor H. B. Goit, but the conductor stepped into the car and signaled the motorman, causing the thief to abandon the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lawton
Beach Drive
H. 8. Goit
Two Nations’ Flags At South Pole
Captain Ronald Amundsen of Norway, famed explorer, reportedly completed a South Pole dash ahead of Captain Robert Scott. Dispatches from Hobart Tasmania confirm Amundsen landed there briefly and plans to sail to Buenos Aires then San Francisco before drifting the Northwest Passage to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Amundsen
Norway
Dr. Cook
Arctic
Northwest Passage
North Magnetic Pole
Buenos Ayres
Rosé Sea
King Edward Land
Fram
South America
Nansen
United Prees
London
London Express
Rebt. F. Scott
Royal Navy
South Pole
Hobart
Tasmania
Reuter Telegram Co
Engliighmen
Amundsen
Scott
Pole
Royal Geographical Society
New Zealand
San Francisco
Europe
Explorer
Geographical Society
Bedtram
The
Horn
Atlantic
Capt. Amundsen
Norwegian offer to Amundsen honors polar discovery
King Haakon cabled explorer Roald Amundsen to congratulate him on discovering the South Pole and to grant usage rights for his and Queen Maud's names in new lands found. The nature of the lands remains unannounced, but intense Norwegian interest focuses on possible great gold deposits near the Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Haakon
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Queen Maud
Amundsen
Norway
Saloonkeeper Sentenced For Counterfeit $10 Trade
Chicago March 8 Frank Cer eci a saloonkeeper was sentenced by Judge Landis to one minute in custody and a $50 fine for passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill that had been passed on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Cereci
Landis
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Bryan
Turk
Copenhagen
Jeffries
Connecticut
Leggo
Napoleon
Waterloo
St. Helena
Wellington
Col. Swetzer
Poindexter
Senate
Nellie Maczkha
Union St
Mary Bozek
Haverhill St
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Philadelphia
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New York
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