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12 Oct 1914
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1914
Page
1
Box Score and Late Inning Drama in Braves Win
Baseball recap detailing Philadelphia and Boston box score events across eleven innings. Key players include Murphy Gowdy McInnies Deal Baker Collins Evers Maranville and others. A late two-run Boston rally and a passed ball muff drive the Braves from a tough knot to a final frame outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Gowdy
McInnies
Deal
Baker
Collins
Evers
Maranville
Oldring
Connolly
Tyler
Bush
James
Basle
Philadelphia
Schmidt
McInnes
Eddie
Nap
Braves
Boston
Moran
Whitted
Walsh
Barry
Schang
Schane
Royal Rooters
Old Ring
Smith
Hildebrand
Rush
Moranville
Sehang
Melhones
Devore
Connelly
McInnis
Gilbert
Mann
AB R Hi Po, A
Beorate Fo
Sas
Wb Us
LIONS
Rss
CIA
Ly Whitted
Witsoe
Ales
Remaoue
Weviuss
Esas
Dipito
Doria Cawnaut
Ken
Dictagraph Murder Mystery Opens as Trial Looms
New York reports isolation of a murder case on Long Island. Mrs Edwin Carman faces trial for the shooting death of Mrs Louise Bailey after a dictagraph probe and circumstantial evidence point to the doctor’s jealous wife. Testimony includes a window contraption, witness recitals, and a veiled defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edwin Carman
Freeport
Long Island
Louise Bailey
Our School Boy Tries a Monocle and Garters
A humorous monologue recalls an English king with a monocle after breaking a lens and faking a twist of the face to fit one pane of glass. The speaker muses on vanity, ancestry, Knights of the Garter, garters worn outside pants, and the oddities of ceremonial dress.
Local Tragedies Reported In Fragmented OCR
A two year old boy on a front porch was injured by an air gun and is said to have lost an eye with potential serious injuries. Melba Crow, 18, of Chan, died from a projectile lodged in her lung in a separate incident near Behell road city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Bakey
Edward T. Bartles
Mrs. Carman
Elizabeth Carman
Madeline Hailey
Woodworth
Gretrorth
Behell Road
Melba Crow
Chan
Wie
Carnegie to Meet Von Bernstorff for Private Talk
It was reported that Carnegie arranged a private interview in New York with German Ambassador Von Bernstorff. A peace plan was believed to be presented to the envoy by Carnegie during the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carnegie
New York
von Bernstorff
A Man and His Neighbors Criticize Hanson for Senate Bid
The piece portrays regressive candidate Hanson as universally favored by precincts in the primaries. It extols his upright life, large family, and long service, arguing neighbors and the state should entrust him with the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Hanson
United States Senate
di Hanson
Beacon Hill
Hanson
Itenpnson
Russians Abandon Siege of Przemysl
Berlin reports the Russians have abandoned the attempt to seize Przemysl after heavy destruction. Vienna received news with rejoicing, signaling a tremendous reverse for czar’s forces in Galicia. Jaroslav and Przemys flank the Austrian San line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Przemysl
War Office
Vienna
Galicia
Jaroslav
Przemys
San
Germany Scheldt Mouth Plan Threatens Dutch Neutrality
The piece argues Germany cannot secure Holland’s consent to using the Scheldt mouth to turn Antwerp into a German naval port. It warns that any German move would trigger Allied demands, possible Dutch military action, or a wartime invasion to defend Holland’s neutrality, with food and munitions routes at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Holland
Scheldt
Antwerp
Belgium
North Sea
Wilhelmina
Japs seize Shantung railroad amid protest
Japanese forces have occupied the Shantung railroad, a Chinese state line built by Germans, despite protests from Pekin authorities. The action was officially announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayvilla
Pekin
Shantung
State Officer Harry Woods Dies in Springfield Garage
Secretary of State Harry Woods died by his own hand. His body was found today in a garage behind his home in Springfield. Police reported no immediate foul play as investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Harry Woods
German forces poised to reopen 300 mile western front
Paris reports strategists expect Germany to resume full length actions along the 300 mile western front to keep Allies busy and shield reinforcements toward Ostend. Belgian and British troops reinforce Ostend with Canadians among newcomers. Rear guard of about 8,000 cut off and interned in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lille
Antwerp
Ostend
Canadisna
Ostendet
Kaiser's Front
Straits of Dover
French War Office
la Basse
Estaires
Hazelbrook
Holland
Letter From Councilman Calls for Office Pencil Shortage Fix
Councilman Bob Hesketh reports a Seattle post office devoid of pencils or ink for public use in money orders. He recounts Saturday October 10 and four patrons asking for a pencil, prompting him to speak with Postmaster Battle about better accommodations.
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Madison
Wis
Congress
Humphrey
Seattle
A & Menae
la Poliette
Washington
Min & Tool
Shiping Trust
Humphey
Wilson
New Haven
Bob Hesketh
Battle
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