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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1915

Page

7

People’s Chorus Plans Third Annual Concert

The People’s Chorus directed by W. H. Donley will stage its third annual concert Friday at the Hippodrome. Soloists include Mrs. Romeyn Jansen Theo Karl Johnston Grace Farrington Hortneted and Phileas Goulet. The 200-voice chorus performs a Saga of Harold Harfargar and semi martial pieces amid wartime spirit with noted Seattle patronesses in attendance.

People's Chorus W. H. Donley Hippodrome Romeyn Jansen Theo Karl Johnston Grace Farrington Hortneted Phileas Goulet Harold Harfargar Seattle

Trial of Manager Green Continued in Seattle Police Court

Harrison Green business manager of a Seattle morning paper was arrested on a warrant by George Francis Rowe advertising expert for fake advertising. The trial was continued in police court until April 6.

Harrison Green Seattle George Francis Rowe

Fruit Shippers Meet In Seattle Northwest

The Arctic club hosted a Friday gathering of fruit shippers from the Northwest to adopt a plan regulating the marketing of fruit. The meeting focused on establishing guidelines for fair pricing and distribution across the region.

Seattle The Arctic Club Northwest Fruvita

Many Peers Fight London in Army Roll Call

March 12 report lists 178 British peers in the army including eight dukes ten marquises 61 earls 22 viscounts and 77 barons as active service members in the capital era.

London

Policeman Infiltrates Anarchist Ring To Foil Cathedral Plot

Amedeo Polignani a New York police officer lived with a band of anarchists for three months gaining information that helped thwart a scheme to dynamite St Patrick's Cathedral He posed as Frank Haldo an anarchist and was reportedly delegated with two others to carry out the attack.

Amedeo Polignani New York St. Patrick's Cathedral Frank Haldo Polignani

McAdoo Undergoes Appendectomy In Washington

On March 12 in Washington Dr Cary Grayson and Mrs Fauntleroy and H H Old performed surgery on Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo for appendicitis. The bulletin after noon said the operation was entirely satisfactory and a normal condition obtained.

Washington Cary T. Grayson Wilson Mra. Fauntleroy HH. H. Old

Jury Drops Dynamite Box Scene Sparks Flight

In Chicago on March 11 a federal jury swiftly agreed in under half a second as exhibit A a box labeled Dynamite fell to the floor triggering a rapid flight by all 12 jurors.

Chicago

Wife of Richest Man in the World Is Dead

Mrs John D Rockefeller wife of the world’s richest man died at Pocantico Hills New York after weeks of illness. She was 75 and married to John D Rockefeller since 1864. Funeral arrangements were not announced and Rockefeller and his son were en route to New York when notified.

New York John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Pocantico Hills N. Y Cleveland Mra. Rockefeller Miami Pia

Submarine Attacks Lapland Liner Heading to New York

A German submarine reportedly torpedoed at the Lapland liner as she sped from Liverpool toward New York with 106 passengers including many Americans. The liner accelerated and escaped. a coast-vessel captain later said a torpedo was fired at him near the Mersey but missed by about 20 yards.

London Lapland New York Liverpool Mersey River Mersey

Poison Pact Ends in Mother and Son Tragedy

In San Francisco on March 12 Mrs. Lottie Carlson 56 a wealthy widow is found dead after a poison death pact with her son Emil J Carlson 32 a telegraph operator now under guard at Harbor hospital The pair used rat poison The notes suggest a joint suicide but police investigate whether the mother died before or with her son The case involves notes to telegrapher friends and references to an estranged wife and a Tacoma past newspaper records show telegraphers use 73 as a farewell symbol

San Francisco Lottie Carlson Emil J. Carison The Harbor Hospital Prie Sthere Carlson

English Nation Proposes War Industry Takeover

London reports a bill rushing through parliament to grant the government power to seize all industries capable of producing war supplies. The measure aims to curb strikes and voluntary idleness amid labor unrest and rising living costs, as workers resist subordinating class interests to national needs.

London England

City residents contest shuttle system in Seattle railroad case

The Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co. faces a public service commission hearing Monday in Seattle. Residents of Seattle allege the firm is removing cars and using the shuttle system, prompting the appeal.

Olympia Seatttle Puget Sound Traction,, Light & Power Co Seattle Public Service Commission

Mill owner serves notice on Everett over shop riots

Everett March 12 The city commissioners have received a letter from J E Nelson lessee of the Bhull shingle mill giving notices that he intends to hold the city strictly responsible for any personal injuries resulting from riots. Nelson is trying to run an open shop.

Everett Etty J. E. Nelson Bhull Nelson

Old Shoes Shower For Hotel Liberty Workers

The Star urges care for seasonal workers at the Hotel Liberty by collecting and repairing men’s shoes. About twelve hundred men sleep there, and many are already “on their uppers.” A local cobbler shop will repair, and the hotel will call for donations by phone.

Hotel Liberty Beacon

Famous Belle Is a Cruel Wife He Says

Mrs Mary E Fish great granddaughter of Gen Mariano Vallejo once California governor faces divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and threats to kill by her husband an auditor for the San Francisco Municipal Railway He notes a prior divorce suit by Mrs Fisk ended in reconciliation.

Mary E. Fish Mariano Vallejo California San Francisco Municipal Railway Fisk

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