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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1912

Page

8

Woman Injured When Auto Hits Pedestrian

Mrs. Frank Seahome of 5029 with av. N. E. is in Providence hospital with a fractured leg after being struck by an automobile driven by S. F. Hutler secretary of the Seattle Oxy Acetylene Co. Hutler of 934 20th av. N. says he was on the wrong side of the street and unable to stop after the Madison and 14th street collision. Sergeant Mason arrested Hutler.

Frank Seahome Av. N. E Providence Hospital F. Hutler Seattle Oxy-Acetylene Co 20Th Av. N Mason Butler Madison 14Th

Blind man to become physician in Illinois

Jacob Boloth, 24, blind since infancy, has been examined in Chicago for a medical license and passed all tests. He would be the first blind practitioner in the state. He relies on fingertip sensation and keen hearing to diagnose, aiming to treat heart and lung ailments.

Jacob Boloth Chicago

Phrase from Houston Post overheard on duty inquiry

A Houston Post snippet notes a question about intoxication while on duty. It suggests the speaker doubts duty itself was intoxicating and questions whether alcohol may have influenced behavior.

Houston Post

Man Hunt Under Way Near Tumwater

Posses comb the woods south of Tumwater seeking John Tumblebloom, 65, who shot and likely fatally wounded 45 year old Anna Thomas at her ranch yesterday. Thomas’s husband, hospitalized in Portland, supposedly hired Tumblebloom to run the ranch while away.

Olympia Tumwater John Tumblebloom Anna Thomas

Steamers Crash on the Sound Near Colman Dock

The side wheeler Favorite and the new steamer Superior sustained light damage after a collision yesterday morning about 1000 feet from Colman dock. The Superior’s bow was split end to end while the Favorite, inbound from Port Blakeley, was splintered forward of the port wheel.

Colman Port Blakeley

Burglars Tie Woman to Bed Fire Threat Dawned

In Chicago the home of Dr Starr was broken into last night. Thieves bound his ill wife to a bed post and set fire to her night dress. She freed her feet and put out the blaze but was later found unconscious. They escaped with $100, two diamond rings valued at $550 and several hundred dollars in silverware.

Chicago Dr. Starr

Retribution in Court Described by Witness

A Baltimore American quote frames justice as retribution in court. The milkman testifies while lawyers question him, illustrating the adversarial process and the press framing of legal outcomes.

Baltimore American

Work of John M Spargur Reviewed in Jacobs Monthly

John M. Spargur, teacher of the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra, was praised in Jacobs' Orchestra Monthly of Bowton. He left for his birthplace Cincinnati after the Philharmonic’s final number at the May festival.

John M. Spargur Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra Jacobs’ Orchestra Monthly Bowton

Majah’s Bank Claims Odd Fruit Feats Cited

Majah claims to transform fruit with magical skill making red blackberries pitless peaches and apricots large. Campbell questions whether he can produce a jaw dropping pineapple.

Majah Harbank Campell

Buschs Deny Rumor Of Betrothal To Ethel Kelly

Adolphus Busch son of the brewer rejects gossip of marrying actress Ethel Kelly saying he has not enough money to support a wife. Other items note Henry McQuillan winning six cents in a Detroit beating suit, Norma Rhodes wedding on Mercer Island, and Dr. George J. Fisher’s Seattle speech on physical fitness.

St. Louis, Mo Adolphus Buschill Ethel Kelly Actrons Frank Gould Busch Detroit Mich Wm. Downie Henry McQuillan Teamater Mies Norma Alice Rhodes Mra, M. BE. Rhodes Everett Dam Eilers Music House Mercer Island Lake Washington

Peanut swallowed by child ends in pneumonia death

New York report states two year old James Purcell inhaled a peanut which disintegrated in his lungs and caused fatal pneumonia.

New York Jas. Purcell

Penny swallowed by man linked to death after 50 years

The piece notes a penny swallowed by a man fifty years ago is tied to his death. It mentions the Shriners convention in Los Angeles drawing an estimated two million dollars of spending, and that Herbert W. Meyers and Homer Stout were among the first Seattle men to return from the gathering with over 200,000 visitors and 65,000 Nobles present. Seattle boosters cite renewed delegations attracted to the event. The inventor remarks on an age of wonder, while his wife questions where money goes.

Los Angeles Herbert W. Meyers Homer Stout Seattle

Public Markets Westlake Prices and Items Listed

Market list shows seafood including mackerel herrings and cod with prices per pound and bundle terms. Fresh produce features potatoes oranges lemons peaches pears apricots and comb honey with assorted deals. Also notes sanitary items and canned goods such as sardines peas corn and tomatoes with bundled quantities.

Mayor Cameron Attacked in Ef fingham Rivalry

May Pte Chatham, superintendent of Ef fingham schools, assaulted Mayor Cameron over political differences. The attack left injuries to the mayor's face and neck.

Effingham Chatham Cameron

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