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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1911

Page

3

The Turkey Ranch and Mustang Pete’s Feathery Herd

A vivid profile of the Steinway Turkey Ranch in Snelling California detailing how turkeys are raised from hatching to market. It highlights keeper duties, the role of three daughters and Mustang Pete, and the birds’ roaming on Sierra foothills ranges plus seasonal feeding and fattening practices.

Steinway William Steinway Mustang Pete August Durot California Jooka Durot Augusta Minnie Emma Elling Wenatchee Appien Naval Orange Valencia Cecescia Fiens Washington

Daughter proposes for widower leads to marriage in Paterson

In Paterson New Jersey on November 18 a daughter proposed her widowed father Lewis Levi to a friend Mrs Nelile Frankel and the plan resulted in two marriages with the couple wed soon after the proposal.

Man Fires Twice In Domestic Incident In New York

Louis Lorenzo summoned his wife and a friend and said it is all off then fired a bullet at his wife. A second shot misfired and barely missed, as Gov. Dix prepared for Thanksgiving events the day before the election.

New York Louis Lorenzo Gov. Dix

Church Reform Sparks Conflict Between Socialist and Church

City official D C Coates, a Spokane socialist, denounces church as reactionary while advocating Christ's social message. He spoke before a socialist group, faced preacher rebukes, and was denied pulpits for reply. Socialists print his address and plan a public debate.

Christ Coates

Arcadia Installs Entire Woman Government

Miss Kate F. O Connor, a suffragist and reformer, is elected mayor of Arcadia near Rockford. She appoints a cabinet headed by a woman health commissioner, a woman fire chief, and a woman school board chair, establishing an all female administration.

Arcadia Rockford Ill Kate F. O'Connor Wideawake

Woman seeks name change to honor grandfather

Poughkeepsie New York November 18. Mrs John Toler petitioned the supreme court to change her son’s name from John Toler to John Watts de Prister effective after January 1.

Poughkeepsin, N. Y John Toler Supreme Court John Watts de Prister

Captain elopes with twin sister then marries Mary Harrison

Annapolis reports Captain Harry Edwarda of the schooner May H. landed at Kent inland to elope with Mary Harrison He met her twin sister first and married her Now Mary is wearing black.

Annapolis Harry Edwarda May H Kent Mary Harrison Mary

Longtime Philadelphia servant cites fashion freedom problem

Ellen Hume, nearly 90, has spent 61 years in one household. She links the servant problem to love of fine clothes and the desire for freedom, highlighting social tensions in 20th century labor.

Philadelphia Ellen Hume

Myra Le gall Hides 30 Hours Over School Tardiness

New York girl Myra Le gall fearing punishment for tardiness hid in her mother's closet for 30 hours. Spanking was postponed and jam and cookies substituted as her mother kept watch.

New York Myra Legall

200-Pound Hog Rescued After 52 Days in Dry Well

In Henrietta Oklahoma a 200 pound hog that vanished 52 days ago was found alive at the bottom of a dry well. The animal, described as a hipless wonder after its ordeal, was rescued and reported in a local note.

Henrietta Okla

Noted Fatal Stabbing After Dog Confrontation

Michael O Boyle charged in death of Fred Rayner after O Boyle pursued with knife when Rayner kicked his dog Spot. Rayner arrested following the fatal assault in New York.

New York Michael O'Boyle Fred Rayner O' Boyle Rayner O’boyle

Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Cure for Grippe

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as ending grippe and all cold misery within hours. It promises rapid relief after the first dose, noting three-year research and no quinine, and urges readers to buy a six and a half cent package from any druggist.

Grippe Pape

City detective arrests man over mistaken money

Harry Graham, 1014 EB Alder, returned from Vancouver and was dragged to the police station by a crowd of about 500 after holding a ten dollar Imperial Bank of Canada bill. Capt. Willard released Graham, noting the detective failed to identify the bill as counterfeit or genuine.

Harry Graham Alder Fust Vancouver S. C Imperial Bank of Canada Montreal Westminster Bank Willard Graham

The Story of Washington's Dental Conspiracy and Board Power

Edwin J. Brown argues that boards and commissions eclipse constitutional authority, citing a dental board as example. he warns of tyranny and lawful limits, urging a shift toward board governance as a step toward public ownership and broader democracy in health licensing.

Washington Ecaplitaliam Edwin J. Brown

Jacob Schiff Urges Abrogation of 1832 Russia Treaty

New York on November 18 saw Jacob Schiff and other prominent Jews urge senators Kot and O'Gorman to abrogate the 1832 treaty with Russia. Schiff denounced Taft era dollar diplomacy and leveled charges against Ambassador Rockhill and John Hays Hammond over U S policy toward Russia and Jewish Americans.

United Press New York Taft Ambassador Rockhill John Hays Hammond Jacob Schiff Kot and O'Gorman Russia

Dance onboard Amerika Causes Scene in Restaurant

Passengers arriving in New York report a disturbance aboard the Amerika where three women and a man danced in the dining room in flashy clothes. The captain was appealed to stop the spectacle.

New York Amerika Tell

Five Rail Systems Tied Up After Wild Engine Crash

In Chicago on November 18 trains on five railway systems halted as a mischievous act started a wild engine that crashed into a freight train on the Belt Line. Some pictures were hung to imply local regret that the originals were not used.

Chicago

Trust to Punish Socialist Town

Martins Ferry Ohio November 18 Many clerks at the Laughlin plant of the American Sheet and Tinplate company were told they will not be needed after November 30 and the works may close. Two thousand men are employed there and the socialist city ticket’s election is blamed. The tin strike sentiment after two years helped swell socialist support.

Martins Ferry Laughlin American Sheet & Tinplate Company

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