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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
3
Railroad Men Stand By Bill
The full crew bill passed the Legislature and awaits Gov. Hay's signature. Railway officials want a veto while employees support the measure. A joint conference failed to sway train men, who insist the bill improves safety by requiring a flagman on long passenger trains and sizable freight runs, reducing accidents and protecting workers and the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Rairoad
M. E. Ptetcher
Railroad Men’s Legislative Committee
Hall of
Whitman
First U S Air Scout in Action
In Laredo Texas on March 9 the new Wright biplane in U S service ferried two crew. Aviator Phil Parmelee and Lieut B D F Poulota pose ready for border duty from Laredo to Eagle Pass as the first Scout aircraft operates along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Laredo
Texas
Uncle Sam
Robert Collier
Phil Parmelee
Leutenant
Priest Army Aviation Corps
B. D. F Poulota
Eagle Pass
Robbery Aboard Governor Ship Noted
W. M. Parker of San Francisco, a passenger on the Governor, was robbed of 130 dollars and a gold watch during the northbound trip. Three city detectives met the steamer on arrival, but no crew member was found to be involved. Parker left the money and watch in his stateroom while he walked. they disappeared on his return. The Governor carried 321 passengers and 2000 tons of merchandise from San Diego and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Parker
San Francisco
Parker
San Diego
Bloomers Remain On Her Still A Long Ago Girl
A feature recalls a young woman from Bloomers era who retained her hosiery style, reflecting fashion continuity. The piece highlights social norms and the endurance of a bygone wardrobe choice as a personal hallmark.
Bloomer Movement Origins Traced Eight Decades Back
A historical note pinpoints the Bloomer movement’s roots to over forty years ago, tracing its emergence through early reform circles and the rise of women’s dress and temperance critiques.
Bath House Proprietor Indicted for Bribe Attempt
A. B. Nickerson, bathhouse proprietor at the Pacific hotel, Sixth Ave and Weller St, is indicted for attempting to bribe a patrolman. Bail set at $5,000. if posted, he will be released from the county jail. Also indicted are William S. Smythe, W. E. Smythe, and William McLane on talent voting charges with $2,000 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Nickerson
Pacific
Sixth Nv
Weller Sr
H. 8
Thompson
Nickerson
Bannick Bannick
Jessie Raymond
J. W. Bird
William 8. Smythe
W. E. Smythe
William McLane
Stay-at-Home Globe-Trotters Tour Potsdam Empire Home
The Star reporters visit Potsdam the summer residence of Wilhelm II noting Frederick the Great’s palace San Souci and the Brandenburg gate. They describe German forests and the large number of small farms, highlighting productive farming and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Trotters
Potsdam
Emperor “Bill
Berlin
Germany
Frederick the Great
Wilhelm
Potedam
Hohenszollerns
San Souci
San Séuci
Frederick
Europe
San Soui la
Brandenburg Gate
Areo
Charlottenhof
Thorwaldsen
Bosko on Trial for Alleged Misuse of $200 Gift
Gregory Arcanio accuses Bosko of taking a $200 gift meant to send to a relative eastward and using the money for himself. The case is before a judge as trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorio Arcanio
Bosko
Gregorio
No Seat Case Leads to Higher North Pacific Award
In Clarke county Lilly Caldwell was awarded $1,206 after a new trial following an excessive verdict of $1,000 for sitting on the floor due to lack of seats. The supreme court had ordered a new trial, but the second jury again granted $1,206 and the court let the amount stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Caldwell
Northern Pacific
Clarke County
Supreme Court
Metropolitan Building Company
Old University
A. E. Parish
Lindsay
Universities Rally to Aid Chinese Famine Sufferers
More than 270 universities nationwide plan fund drives inspired by the University of Washington to aid famine victims in China. The nationwide effort aims to marshal donations and support for relief programs across campuses and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
China
Shamrock Tag Day organized to aid Bishop O Dea orphans
The Savoy hotel hosts the Shamrock Tag Day headquarters for the Bishop O Dea home for orphan boys. Committee members Mrs J EB Galbraith Mrs W Mackay and Mrs P J Sullivan will head the event on March 17. A committees meeting was held this afternoon at 3 at the cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop O'Dea
Savoy Hotel
J. EB. Galbraith
W. Mackay
P. J. Sullivan
Cathedral
Henry George Jr to Speak on Single Tax at YMCA
Congressman-elect Henry George Jr., son of the noted advocate, will discuss the Single Tax tomorrow evening at the YMCA. George has worked as a printer reporter managing editor author and publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George, Jr
George
Cholera Cases Rise in Honolulu to 27 with 21 Deaths
Maré Cholera reports another infection case among those exposed and quarantined in Honolulu. The tally reaches 27 cases since the outbreak began, with 21 deaths recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ogden Mills Reid Marries Miles Rogere in Racine Chapel
Ogden Mills Reid of New York and Helen Miles Rogere of Racine wed today at Racine College Chapel. Reid is son of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid. Rogere formerly served as Mrs Whitelaw Reid's private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
Ogden Mills Reid
New York
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid
Helen
Miles Rogere
Racine
Whitelaw Reid
Racine College
Lamb's style chase sparks dyeing dispute
A playful verse fragment hints at a fashion minded narrator seeking a dyed fleece for a lamb. The lines mix a nursery image with stylistic ambitions as the lamb becomes a symbol of trend.
Truck Crashes Into Auto on Cherry Street
Albert Coyle of Globe Storage & Transfer Co. drove a heavily loaded truck down Cherry Street yesterday afternoon and struck an automobile. The car was upset and splintered but Coyle was not injured. The auto belonged to W B Willlama, a realty dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry St
Albert Coyle
Globe Storage & Transfer Co
Coyle
W. B. Willlame
Fire engine toppled in street collision injures feared none
A city engine No. 14 driven by John Moss struck a road obstacle at Fifth and Holgate, toppling the steamer. Both Driver Moss and Engineer Clyde Bird were uninjured though one wheel was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moss
Fifth No. 8
Holgate St
Moss
Clyde Bird
Whirlpool Trust Defendants Set for April Trials
Washington dispatch reports thirty four individuals and four corporations named in the bathtub trust indictments will be tried the first week of April. All defendants will be called to answer the indictments without immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bathtub Trust
Organized bid to curb child luring in Montana
Helena March 13 reports complaints across the state about an alleged organized group luring youths with promises of money. J M Kennedy, secretary of the Montana bureau of child and animal protection, says strong actions to stop the evil will be used soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
J. M. Kennedy
Montana Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
ASK CITIZENSHIP HEARINGS IN J H Hanford COURT
In Judge C H Hanford's court Saturday 13 applicants sought citizenship. Eight were Scandinavians including five from Norway and two seeking Danish liberation. The remainder were one Russian one German and three British subjects. C F Ohman, Russian by czarist birth, was given until April 2 to learn more about American institutions. Decision on W B Fehr, a German, was deferred until depositions arrive from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hanford
Norway
Denmark
George
Great Britain
C. F. Ohman
W. B. Fehr
Feud Between Mrs Roberts and Clyde Hotel Tenants Escalates
Mrs M M Roberts of 1311 Sixth Ave reports boarders at the Clyde hotel clash with her by gathering on her vacant lot to play ball and throw horseshoes. She alleges two instances of smashed windows and says Chief Bannick ordered the culturists to stop. Some men dressed as gentlemen in long coats and silk hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Roberts
Clyde Hotel
Roberts
Ayer's Hair Vigor Ad Advises Consultation
An old advertisement suggests consulting a doctor about hair loss and dandruff and promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor, noting it never changes hair color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Printers Binders and Engravers TRICK and MURRAY Ad
An advertisement for printers binders and engravers TRICK and MURRAY located at 814 Third Ave promotes services and contact details in a compact business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRICK
Murray
Third Ave
Talks on Teen By the Regal Dentists
The Regal Dentists promote their method to restore missing teeth without pain or partial plates. Any patient with two or more teeth left in a jaw can receive repair and a natural looking set. They guarantee all work in writing.
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Orar
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Bison
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N. J
Mten
Rainier Beach Methodist Episcopal Church
Park Board
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Jefferson Park
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Aew Palace
Emperor William I of
N. P
Henry George
Honor Mrs. Savage
George M. Savage
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W. D. Buchanan
Tacoma
Sarah P. Carr
Walla Walla
United Pree
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Etta Carraway
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Philadelphia
Cohen Press
United Press
Roseburg
Lillian Spiker
Roy McClallen
Douglas County
B. A.mahban
Canandaigua
N.Y
Rushville
Stearns
H. M. Haloway
J. T. Lovett
STAR
Seattle
al Knouse
Edmonds Road
Malone
Beebe
Justice Brown
Cigar Man
J. P. Ray
West Seattle
Moore & Manning Cigar Co
Vienna
Port Townsend
Ray
The
Regal Dentists
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
N. W. Cor
Union St
Luna Park
Ove
E. Dexter
Washington Clothing Co
Pike St
Dexter
Daily Star
Imperial Market
J. A. Inman
Westlake Corner
Grand Opera House
Max Dile
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Lonesome Town
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Stevens Oe
Georgie Cooper
Lois Theatré
Daphne Pollard &O
Roth Rhenes
Jesse Lasky
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Gardiner, Vincent & Company In
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