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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1912

Page

6

New Way to Fight Sex Evils Urged by Dr Drake in Seattle

Dr Broma F. A. Drake of Denver, secretary of the World's Purity Federation, travels Seattle for two weeks to educate parents and teachers on sex ed. She argues early training can curb social evils, noting rescue work is noble but prevention through home education is more lasting. She will speak at 15 meetings starting with University Episcopal Church and other venues.

Broma F. A. Drake Denver World's Purity Federation Seattle Dr. Drake University Episcopal Church University Presbyterian Church Green Lake

Dancer Ade Line Genee Brings 250 Pairs Of Shoes

French dancer Ade line Genee arrived on the Kronprins Wilhelm in New York with 250 pairs of shoes. She said she never carries less than that, using nearly every pair in a week and changing as often as three to four times a night.

New York Mme Adeline Genee Kronprins Wilhelm

Missed Once, Then Fatal Injury in Hobart Incident

In Hammond Indiana on November 1, George Kramer of Hobart threw bricks into the air and dodged them, but a brick struck him and fractured his skull. He fell unconscious after declaring I only missed it once anyway.

Hammond Ind George Kramer Hobart

Rat Poison Tragedy Ties Family in Reading

A flour mishap by a small boy using rat poison led to the illness and death of Kern and his wife and endangered Miss Ella Gabie, a niece of Mrs Kern. The incident occurred in Reading, Pennsylvania, on a November day.

Reading Kern B Gabie Parenta Han Kern Ella Gabie Oregon

Paris Doctor Claims Miracle Cure for Cancer Germ

Paris, Nov 19 Dr Gaston Odin, a 38 year old Paris physician, says he has developed a serum that kills the cancer germ and plans to reveal the full method after testing 30 cures. He warns it will be months before physicians confirm a cure while patients report relief and shrinking tumors in his care.

Paris Edtter Cahiec Diapaniches William Shepherd Gaston Odin Odin Odin’s Europe R. Odin

World’s Largest Diamond Found in Premier Mine

Johannesburg reports a 1,649 carat diamond discovery at the Premier mine. It is noted as the largest diamond so far. The Callinan diamond of 2,024 carats from the same mine in 1905 was later cut into 11 stones.

Johannesburg Callinan

Robbers Steal $100 Hidden in Stove

In Logansport Indiana on November 19 robbers broke into the Newer home while Perry Newer and family were away and took $100 that he had concealed in the stove.

Logansport Ind Perry Newer

Zoo seeks nanny goat for hippo Katrina companion

Philadelphia officials at the Zoological Garden advertise for a young nanny goat to keep Katrina the hippo company. Katrina had been restless, prompting a request to Hagenbeck in Hamburg for guidance. The reply stated Katrina is accustomed to a nanny goat as a constant companion.

Philadelphia Carson Zoological Garden Katrina Hagenbeck Hamburg

Musician Johnny Hand Turns 82 Ready To Play

Chicago reports Johnny Hand aged 82 says he remains ready to perform at any event. The article notes his 60 years of service providing music for select affairs and his pride in not being old yet. Separately, Pennsylvanian and New York Central railroads plan longer winter trains to Chicago from 18 to 20 hours.

Chicago Johnny Hand New York Navy Pennsylvania New York Central Oregon West

Marriage Clerk Telegrams Ban Eloping Japanese Girl

Cupid Munson the marriage clerk has sent telegrams across the state asking that no license be issued to Daka Murawaka a 15 year old Japanese high school girl and Rago Chetedio a Porto Rican janitor who followed her elopement. The girl’s guardian M Murawaka rushed to stop the license after recognizing the couple. State law forbids marriages between Occidental and Oriental individuals. Daka is noted as an accomplished musician and the affair has affected her studies.

San Francisco Cupid Munson Daka Murawaka Rago Chetedio Ta Niter

Calve Faces Larynx Congestion Forcing Stop

In St Louis Mme Calve cancels her Olympic Theatre engagement due to larynx congestion. She travels to Chicago for exam and is told the condition is not serious and she can resume the tour within a couple of weeks.

ST. Louis Olympic Theatre Mme. Calve Chicago

Skunks Vanish Prompting $600 Claim Against State

In Aay Gotham area, trapper Alvah Richardson sued the state for $600 after skunks disappeared from Ashoka district. Richardson claims Army workmen drove skunks away, depriving him of substantial annual income. The case hinges on the effect of workers on wildlife.

Aay Gukeepsie Ashoka Alvah Richardson Bas York City

Los Angeles Mayor Fires Bold Secretary

Mayor George Alexander dismissed secretary Geo. B. Anderson who allegedly caused the arrest of Special Officer F. W. Lloyd, a witness in the case against former City Prosecutor Guy Eddie. Anderson left the mayor’s office immediately after receiving notification.

Los Angeles George Alexander Geo. B. Anderson F. W. Lloyd Guy Eddie Anderson

Five Die In Seaboard Head-On Train Wreck Near Granite

Four trainmen and an express messenger died in a head-on collision on the Seaboard Air Line near Granite North Carolina. The wreckage caught fire and a special train carried physicians and nurses to the scene.

Raleigh N. C Seaboard Granite

Get Rid of Piles at Home Pyramid Pile Remedy

A health ad promises free trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles. It claims instant relief from pain swelling and inflammation enabling return to work. Readers are urged to mail name and address to Pyramid Drug in Marshall Idaho for a free sample and subsequent 50 cent package.

Pyramid Marshall Sacto

Oregon Governor Defends Prison Reform After Hanging Vote

Oregon's young governor Donald West responds to the public vote on capital punishment, stating he respects the verdict but will continue prison reform. He champions a humane system focused on reform, arguing capital punishment harms inmates and society while promising the reform program will succeed economically and socially.

Oregon Donald West West Geverhear Mar Wast

Finish of trusts may come soon in US action

Washington November 19 The dissolution of the Standard Oil and Tobacco trusts may occur without congressional action Louis Brandeis acting for independent oil and tobacco interests protested Attorney General Wickersham s refusal to appeal the circuit court decree approving the trusts reorganization Brandeis is discussed as a potential next attorney general

Washington Standard Oil and Tobacco Trusts Louis Brandeis Independent Oil and Tobacco Men Wickersham United States Circuit Court Brandeis

Ricard Discovers White Spot on Sun at Santa Clara

At Santa Clara University Observatory Rev J B Ricard and Dr Porte observed a brilliant facula near heliolatitude 80 degrees north and longitude 66 2 4 degrees east from center. It appeared as a white spot of rare beauty resembling a tungsten lamp on the sun.

Man Objects To $2 Marriage Fee In Cincinnati

Michael McKenna a 58 year old peddler marries Mary A Stephenson in Cincinnati and refuses to pay the $2 legal fee saying seventy five cents is enough and calling the charge a bunko game.

Cincinnati Michael McKenna Squire Dempsey Mary A. Stephenson McKenna

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