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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
1
Court asked to destroy 209000 cans of damaged food
A Seattle court was urged to order destruction of 209000 cans from Camden to Seattle aboard the Santa Cecilia. The cargo, damaged by fire and corrosion, includes Campbell’s soups, vegetables, corn, starch, and pork and beans, with ownership uncertain. Officials warn against relabeling dangerous goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Adams
Crawford E. White
John F. Crowley
Virginia Street Dock and Warehouse Co
Camden
N. J
Horn
Seattle
Santa Cecilia
Adams
Consignee
White
Alaska-Pacific
Tacoma
Virginia St
Not So Fast! Woman Sues Miner for Affection Damages
In Washington Ida L. McNabb of Milwaukee aged 28 sues John O. Kinney a 75 year old Michigan mine owner for 500000 dollars claiming damages to her affections and pocketbook. Kinney counters she deceived him but declines any payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ida L. McNabb
Milwaukee
John
Kinney
Michigan
Not Hungry This Time as Suspect Taunts Seattle Cops
John Lackey a husky machinist taunted Seattle police aboard a Madrona Car at 23rd and Jackson. He claimed officers were a "big bunch of boobs" and after a struggle was handcuffed and arrested by Detective W B Kent who warned him to calm down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lackey
Madrona
23Rd Av
Jackson al
Seattle
W. B. Kent
Lackey
Spring Fashion Fashions Parade in Local Stores
Spring dresses from Paquin Callot Boeurs Drecoll and millinery by Ger gette Suzan Talbot are on display at Bon Marche and MacDougall Southwick. The spring shows began today with stunners on view, promising bold new styles despite the calendar saying March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Marche
MacDougall
Clarence Whitehill Triumph at the Metropolitan
The appearance of Clarence Whitehill a renowned baritone at the Metropolitan Theatre Saturday night was a triumph. He drew praise for his voice and stage presence in a performance attended by a large audience and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whitehill
Metropolitan Theatre
Catholic Institutions Spotlight by Dr Samuel Koch at Knights Meet
Dr Samuel Koch rabbi of Temple De Hirsch spoke to Knights of Columbus at the new hall Harvard and Union praising Catholic institutions for correctional work and orphanage care in Seattle. The enthusiastic audience heard and applauded his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Samuel Koch
Temple de Hirsch
Knights of Columbus
New Hall
Harvard
Union
Our City
Koch
Farmer Seeks Robber After Chicken House Theft
Smyrna Del March 9 Charles Carey a farmer reports a thief visited his chicken house taking a dozen prize fowls. A purse containing 90 dollars was found at the scene, the robber having dropped it in haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna, del
Charles Carey
Open Forum condemns Rev Mark A Matthews for Times interview
The Open Forum Sunday adopts a resolution condemning Rev Mark A Matthews for his New York Times interview criticizing Gen Caminetti the immigration commissioner. Matthews voiced his views on Japanese immigration, drawing regional controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum
Mark A. Matthews
D. D
New York Times
Gen
Caminetti
Money and liberty in the King County jail
A reflective piece questions whether wealth determines freedom as Joe Kaufman sits jailed for lack of bond while another man faces trial. The writer argues the state uses him as a witness and rails against a system that ties liberty to money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kaufman
King County
Enginoed
Joe Ore
Biothe
Kaufman
Mae Geeecht
Fashionable Club Fire Claims Nineteen Dead
St Louis reports a fatal blaze at the fashionable Missouri Athletic Club. The fire began between 1 and 2 a.m. and swept through the building, killing nineteen men and leaving many injured as investigators work to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Missing In Fire List Of Clubmen
A set of names linked to local clubs is reported missing after a fire. The individuals include William Becker president of Becker-Moore Paint, Thomas Wright auditor of Lemp Brewing, William Erd real estate dealer, Allen Dancock amateur athlete, John Ratz of Rufflie-Ratz Plumbing, John Kinder president of Kinder Construction, William Shields of Shields Lye, George Goerner president Holstein Commission, L. P. Ruff buyer for Simmons Hardware, Benjamin Weatherly salesman, Allen Dow salesman, Bert Crouch esseorman, John Chasnoff publicity agent, John Day insurance agent, Thomas Shyne, J. T. Haehten, and Ed Wells. No further details on their status or location are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Becker
Becker-Moore Paint Company
Thomas Wright
Lemp Brewing Company
William Erd
Allen Dancock
John Ratz
Rufflie-Ratz Plumbing Company
John Kinder
Kinder Construction Company
William Shields
Shields Lye Company
George Goerner
Holstein Commission Company
L. P. Ruff
Simmons Hardware Company
Benjamin Weatherly
Allen Dow
Bert Crouch
John Chasnoff
John Day
Thomas Shyne
J. T. Haehten
Ed Wells
Fire Rages Through Seven Story Club Building
A seven story club building with the Boatmen's bank on the ground floor burned after an overnight explosion. Three bodies recovered, twelve missing presumed buried in the ruins. casualties include John M. Rickey cremated, 85, Ford Motor Co. executive, and Jas Riley, 55. Vaults buried when east wall collapsed. Damage estimated at 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Holt Divorce Sues Husband in Superior Court
Anna Mary Holt files for divorce from Frederick R. Holt a steel worker charging cruel treatment while drunk in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick R. Holt
Anna Mary Holt
Labor Men Must Serve Sentences
The U S Supreme Court refused to review the Indianapolis dynamite transport conviction cases, affirming about 30 men including Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, must serve their sentences. The ruling ends the defendants' last legal recourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Bannick to resign as chief. Gill to take over briefly
Chief Claude Bannick will resign at midnight Sunday March 15. Mayor Ottertill will perform duties of chief for 12 hours until noon Monday March 16 when Gill appoints a successor who will then take charge and Bannick returns to captain. Rumors name Tennant Powers or Stewart but no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bannick
Hiram C. Gill
Ottertill
Gill
Bannick
Tennant
Mike Powers
Stewart
Alaska R. R. Bill Set for House Action Today
Washington reports the conference report on the Alaskan bill is expected to be taken up this afternoon and passed. Several speeches on the Mexican situation may push the vote to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public safety post vacant as recall petitions circulate
Everett Washington March 9 The resignation of Commissioner A A Brodeck leaves the public safety office vacant. Recall petitions against Mayor Christensen and Commissioner Thompson remain in circulation despite the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wash
Girl Tries Suicide In Planters Hotel Room
Annie Clarke, 36, wanted in Los Angeles on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, is recovering today after an attempted self harm at the Planters hotel on Third Avenue and Stewart Street. She was moved to her room by Detective Ralph Jones to pack her trunk when she tried to swallow bichloride of mercury tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Clarke
Los Angeles
Planters
Third Ay
Stewart St
Ralph Jones
Judge Wickersham switches to Democratic party
In Fairbanks on March 9 Judge James Wickersham former Republican and Roosevelt progressive delegate to Congress announces his secession to the Democratic party. An item promotes a bookkeeping course at Yowella School at 4th and Pine offering thorough training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
James Wickersham
Congress
Wickersham
Roosevelt Progressives
Democratic Party
St. Myatt
Yowella School
4Th
Pine
Bonnell's Nursery Bets Big Spring Plant Sale
Bonnell's Nursery at East Galer Street and Interlaken Boulevard cuts prices to move excess stock of trees shrubs and flowers. The sale aims to reduce stock to proper levels ahead of spring planting. Details appear in the large ad on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnell
East Galer St
Interlaken Boulevard
Tull
Widow Admits She Knows Man Who Murdered Rancher
Mrs. Magdalena Werner in Issaquah jail says she knows the man who killed rancher Henry Werner. She claims the killer did it to protect her amid years of alleged torture. Deputies seek Roderigo Rocco who may know more of the crime near the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Werner
Star
Henry Werner
Issaquah
Agnes
Roderigo Rocco
Werner
Seattle
Mrs. Werner
Militia Called To Quell 1200-Strong Unemployed Army
Sacramento March 9 1ff Dave Ahern announced to District Attorney Waehorst that he could no longer handle General Kellys army of 1200 men from San Francisco to Washington He asked the state militia be ordered to aid him Waehorst formally requested Gov Johnson to place militia in charge but the governor refused A clash with 200 special deputy sheriffs led to arrests of leaders General Kelly William Thorne and Roughneck Teesdale on vagrancy charges Dozens more were arrested on John warrants The plan to send them back included transportation to San Francisco A flag dispute triggered police intervention with ax handles riot stocks and a police cordon The trouble ended with arrests and confinement at the county jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Dave Ahern
Wahorst
Kelly
Maing
San Francisco
Wington
Waehshorst
S. P
William Thorne
Teesdale
Thorne
Army
John
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Virinia St
K.ofc
Fourth Street
Rickey
Swingley
Alaska
R.R. Bill
Democrat
Edgar J. Wright
Johnny Meuse
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