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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Diatribe On Diaphragms Ends With Barnyard Warns
The fragment recounts a heated exchange between Jolgar and Adolf about speaking loudly and delaying delivery. The speakers threaten to wrap up the case with phrases about time and binding services, while a note mentions first call rights for barnyard noises offstage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATC
RTC
War Bulletin Hints at Peace Talks In Mexico
Wartime dispatches report discussions or possible talks involving Minister Yves Limantour and various Mexican officials. President Taft seeks to avoid answering Congress on the Mexican border mobilization while U S officials weigh public explanations amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
Indict Clancys on Public Gambling House Charge
Deputy Sheriff Roberts arrested John Clancy and his brother at the Detroit hotel on charges they operated a public gambling house. Both were released on $10 000 bonds posted by J W Hughes and M. An additional sealed indictment awaits, with the subject unnamed. The July 6 prior year gambling operation at the Clancys' venue is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clancy
Roberts
J. W. Hughes
Clancys
Detroit
Gill
Tragic drowning of 13 year old Pearl Moore at local natatorium
Pearl Moore aged 13 of 22 Alder Street died after distress in a natatorium pool. She reportedly suffered heart failure as water did not reach her chin when she stood. Lifeguards and bystanders made frantic efforts to revive her but were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Moore
Alder St
Yester Sao
Poe Abi
Egg inscription leads to Brookland marriage
March 20 report notes Edward Taylor, a grocer, wrote his name and address on an egg. Miss Graynor of Brookland New York found it during breakfast, prompting correspondence and a marriage two weeks later after Taylor visited Brookland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taylor
Misa — Graynor
Brookland
Taylor
Eloping bride balks at ceremony in Long Beach
In Long Beach California Miss Ray Ross fled a Los Angeles elopement with Ray Markley and interrupted the ceremony with a sudden mood shift. Justice Underwood had begun the marriage when she collapsed then revived and chose to return home to her parents in penitent mood. Naval militia from Washington and Oregon will drill aboard the Pacific armored cruiser fleet at Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Los Angeles
Ray Markley
Eve
Ray Ross
Pope
Justice Underwood
Naval Militia
Puget Sound
Washington
Oregon
May Buy St Louis National League Club Interest
Charles Chicago restaurant man visits St Louis aiming to purchase a controlling stake in the National League baseball club. The shares are owned by the heirs of the late M B Robison and a price of $250.6 thousand is reported for the franchise grounds and full control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles
Chicago
MB Robison
Spring spread of plague feared in eastern cities
Reports from the Far East indicate the plague will spread with spring. authorities in the region say the disease is already decimating populations in multiple areas despite hopeful statements from Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Marek W
Peking
Far East
Minister Guilty in Il legal Registration Case
Rev. BE. B. Sutton found guilty of illegal registration with a sentence range from one to five years. Jury deliberated two minutes. He did not dispute registering two women not present at the time while acting as clerk of registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Three Escape Death as Lodging House Fire Lashes Portland
Fire at a lodging house in Portland at Sixth and Pine streets forced occupants and guests to flee. Police rescued A. L. Seaquest W. N. Seaquest and their mother from the blaze early this morning as the building was nearly destroyed. In Gary Indiana a church was rebuilt in nine hours after a morning fire left only timber and stone. The Rev Nelson Trimble led a thanksgiving service in the repaired structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Sixth and
Pine Streets
A. L. Seaquest
W. N. Seaquest
Gary
Ind
Nelson Trimble
Regents grant year-long leave to four instructors in the east
The board of regents approved a one-year leave of absence for four university instructors to pursue advanced studies in the east. The board also renamed Registrar Herbert T. London as bursar, abolishing the former title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Herbert T. London
Absconder Rumor Hits Wells Fargo Express in El Paso
Wells Fargo Express Co officials in El Paso declined to confirm or deny a report that a messenger fled with about 50,000 dollars. It was stated that special agents were pursuing the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Wella Fargo Express Co
Former Mayor Tom L. Johnson Nearing End in Cleveland
In Cleveland dates March 30 reports say former mayor Tom L. Johnson is near death as physicians warn his family to expect end at any moment. A special meeting is planned to advocate calling an extra session of the legislature to pass Good Roads measures at 8 o clock Thursday evening at 1030 Henry building. Max Steindel, first cellist, will be soloist in the Seventh Symphony concert tonight performing Saint-Saens Concerto in A minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nio
Tex
Yves Limantour
Com Ornelas
de la Barra
United States
Limantour
Monterey
Chihaubau
Cleveland
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Henry Building
Steindel
Max Steindel
Saint-Saens
Wireless telephone sends tune sixteen miles from port
Victoria B C March 30 A steamer Princesa Victoria on Sunday last heard vagrant music and conversations via a wireless telephone test. From sixteen miles off the Sound port the tune Home Sweet Home and a harmonica solo were heard aboard the vessel, believed to originate from a Bremerton test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Sound Port
Bremerton
Aged couple granted divorce after 35 years of marriage
Judge Tallman on Tuesday granted a divorce between William H Glass aged 70 and Martha A Glass aged 63. The community property valued at $100000 was split equally. Glass cited jealousy as a cause of the breakup.
Mayoral move to merge city safety and building offices
The public safety committee backed a motion to consolidate the fire marshal and electrical engineer offices with the building department. The plan would place boiler and plumbing inspectors under the same head, aiming to cut red tape and improve permit enforcement. Councilman Blaine blamed division of power for systemic inefficiencies, while Mayor Dilling highlighted the weeklong permit process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Committee
Blaine
Dilling
Saloon Liquor Ads Legalized by Tacoma Ordinance
The Tacoma municipal commission approved an ordinance to allow saloons to sell liquors advertised on bill boards. Violations carry license revocation by the commission, with the measure taking effect in 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Municipal Commission
Commissioner of Public Safety
Roya
Hair Loss Awarded in Factory Accident Case
The state supreme court sustained a $2,000 award for Tillie Ominski who went bald after fright from a factory accident at Charles Weinhagen & Co. Her once abundant hair fell out within three weeks of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.s. Paul
March
State Supreme Court
Tillie Ominski
Charles Weinhagen & Co
Dolls Burn Up In Fire At Laéledeau Hospital
A doll hospital near Laéledeau was destroyed by fire leaving over 125 dolls lost. Mothers wept around the ruins as firemen arrived to find no dolls left to tell of the horrors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Laéledeau
Miner Leader Tom Lewis Retires to Spokane Mine Work
In Bridgeport Ohio on March 30, Tom Lewis retires as head of the United Mine Workers of America and will return to the Wheeling Creek mines after declining offers to become editorial manager of several newspapers. A plans meeting tonight will discuss the Spokane av route for the proposed West Seattle viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Ohtio
Tom Lewis
United Mine Workers of America Tomorrow
Lewis
Wheeling Creek
West Seattle Viaduct
Municipal Plans Commission
West Seattle
Two Officials and Clerk Set for Arraignment on Bid Fraud Charge
J A Kettlewell chief clerk in the naval pay office and P H Wheeler salesman for Perine Machinery Company face arraignment before US Commissioner W D Totten tomorrow morning on charges of conspiring to defraud the government by altering bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kettlewell
Naval Pay Office
P. H. Wheeler
Perine Machinery Company
United States
W. D. Totten
Makura Set for Vancouver Dock Amid Coronation Voyage
The Makura carries a record passenger list and hopes for a record voyage as it nears Vancouver on Sunday. Passengers include Sir Joseph Ward premier of New Zealand Hon James Watson and other Australian officials bound for the London coronation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Joseph Ward
New Zealand
James Watson
Australia
London
Mortgage Is Sold Here in Pacific City
A mortgage of $500000 held by the Scandinavian American Bank was yesterday sold to the New York Life Insurance Company. About a year earlier the bank sold the Alaska Building to Mrs. Annette Evans of Boston for $1500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Life Insurance Co
Alaska
Annette Evans
Boston
Market prices and commodities listing for Yakima region
A dense compilation of prices for butter, grains, vegetables, fruits, and meats. Includes regional items like Wyatchap, Wenatchee apples, native apples, various pork and beef cuts, and odds and ends such as onions, lettuce, and root vegetables with per ton or per dozen figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enander
IBM
Yakima
Doren
Gowen
Iekoee
Portland Post Office to Close Sundays Beginning April 9
Portland notices that the main post office will keep general delivery windows open while all sub stations remain closed on Sundays starting April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Portland
Councilmen form committee to study municipal baths
Councilmen Griffiths and Wardall were made a committee to investigate the feasibility of building a municipal lodging house and baths. New Haven report notes Mrs. Christopher G Wood has died after alleged murder and self inflicted shooting of her husband and one year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths and
Wardall
New Haven
Conn
Christopher G. Wood
Brantwood
Malone At Large Still At Large In Hood Canal Area
Port Orchard March 30 Bloodhounds trailed FE Malone the Sound pirate but the chase was abandoned and the fugitive is believed heading toward Hood Canal country as local authorities continue to pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Port Orchard
D. Malone
Sound Pirate
Hood Canal
Knox drafts arbitration treaty with Great Britain
Secretary of State Knox works in Washington on a new arbitration treaty aiming to settle all possible disputes between the United States and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Knox
United States
Great Britain
Delta Kappa Epsilon Installed At University
The installation of Delta Kappa Epsilon marked the university’s 12th national fraternity. The Swedish club opened its first Old Country Fair bazaar yesterday, running afternoons and evenings and ending Saturday. A travel notice lists the Tourist Car Service to St Paul and points east on the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line starting March 15 with fares to Missoula Butte Harlowton Miles City and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Epsilon
St. Paul
East
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Seattle
Missoula
Butte
Harlowton
Miles City
St. Paw
City
Cherry
Eee
Star Theatre Treats Mother Ryther Children to Party
Miss Lake of the Star Theatre arranged a Saturday automobile trip for Mother Ryther's kids. Special features accompany the performance and surprises are planned for the children who will attend the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Mother Ryther
Miss Lake
The
Star Theatre Company
Star In Automobiles
Lal
Star
Mussels Seen As Valuable Food Resource by Field
Washington experts report mussels along the Atlantic coast are a valuable food resource with potential to surpass oysters. Irving A. Field of the U.S. Fisheries Laboratory delivers the assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Irving A. Field
U. S. Fisheries Laboratory
Who Wouldn't Quit
Warren Manafield a lineman fell 25 feet from a telephone pole yesterday. After finding he could still walk he went to the telephone office and resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted
Conn
Warren Manafield
Weak Nerves Call For Food Air And Nerve Tonic
Soothed nerves are urged by doctors to seek good food fresh air and a nerve tonic. The ad suggests letting a doctor choose the medicine naming Ayer as a brand. It references a liverish parilla and absent alcohol content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayer .O
Parilla
Safety Pin in Pie Leads to Court Case Dismissal
New York report March 30 recounts Theodore Jagger saying Alvina sparked the incident by alleging a safety pin was found in a pie. He admitted striking her and her face was washed with snow. Judge Ryan dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alvina
Theodore Jagger
Ryan
Big Feet Linked to Genius in Paris Observation
Paris dispatch reports doctors noting that large feet signal larger brains and intellect. The article claims both men and women with big feet show abnormal brain growth and associated genius, a comfortable conclusion for readers with large feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dog commits suicide by leaping into sea at Venice police HQ
A stray mongrel dog lay outside its mistress’ cell for two days at Venice police headquarters and then leaped into the sea from Windward Avenue, killing itself yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Cal
Dreamer Accuses Man of Theft Based on Dream
In Hartford on March 30 a man named John Barney awoke to find his money missing. He charged the thief to James Brady, whom he said appeared in a dream as the robber. Brady confessed to the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
John Barney
James Brady
Brady
Hysterical women hospitalized after Washington Place fire
Thirty women recover slowly after a great mass meeting for Triangle Shirtwaist fire victims at Grand Central Palace. Sixteen fire victims remain unidentified as a funeral procession led by Jewish choristers and 600 Triangle Shirtwaist workers heads to the services planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington Place
Grand Central Palace
Jewish Choristers’ Union
Triangle Shirtwaist Company
Masons Consider City Employment Bureau Plan
Special committees from 13 blue lodges propose a central Masonic employment bureau. The plan aims to post job openings and match opportunities to Masons in need of work within the city.
No Better Remedy at Any Price Fully Guaranteed
A bold sales line promises a remedy with full guarantee, urging confidence in a treatment or product offered at any price. The short note emphasizes effectiveness and risk reversal to persuade buyers.
Simple Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy
A home cough syrup recipe combines one pint granulated sugar with four pints warm water stirred two minutes. Add two ounces of pure Pinex and top with syrup. A teaspoonful every one to three hours reputed to relieve cough within 24 hours and soothe throat irritation. Marketed as proven and nonspoiling with guarantees from Seattle pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ade
Seattle
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