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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1911

Page

6

Bank of Montreal robbery gang may be jailed in Portland details

Oscar Andrew Jackson, a promoter held on parole violation, says information on the New Westminster Bank of Montreal robbery could lead to arrests. He cites a jail confession by one gang member in Portland and mentions a planned Illinois job as well.

United Press San Francisco Bank of Montreal New Westminster D. C Portland Oscar Andrew Jackson Jackson Los Angeles Illinois

Moor of Domitian’s dining room unearthed in Rome rubble

Excavations of the Domus Flavia reveal a 10 000 square foot oriental granite and Numidian marble pavement identified as the Moor of the emperor Domitian's dining room. The find is described as the richest pavement yet uncovered from the first century palaces.

Sun Oe Doma Flavia Domitian

Public Market Prices Spread Across Pike Market and Nearby

Readable items list a wide range of meats fish and produce with prices per pound and per box. Beef cuts include rib sirloin porterhouse and pot roast. chicken halibut and salmon appear. cheeses onions potatoes apples and pears priced by item and weight. eggs sweet potatoes and cranberries listed with per unit or per box pricing.

Amelie Jersey Wisconsin Oregon Pte Ib

If It's Correct Cheasty Has it Coats at Attractive Prices

A distinctive assortment of correct fashions in women coats including raincoats and slip ons. Prices range from $15 to higher tiers with standout values at $20, $25 and $30.

Burberry Raincoats Sold By Sole Agents For City Store

The advertisement notes sole agency for Burberry London raincoats for women and men carried by a local city store. It promotes the range as an official distribution channel and highlights availability for both genders.

Burberry London

Desperate Fight as Burglar Loots San Francisco Home

Mrs Julian Liebes fought a burglar who threatened her child during a break in in San Francisco. The intruder seized $9000 in jewels before fleeing as the maid summoned help. Liebes was battered in the struggle and the crime remained under investigation.

United Press San Francisco Julian Liebes Mra. Liebes Liebes

Night Sessions Possible in Hyde Murder Trial

Night sessions are probable in the second trial of Dr. B. C. Hyde accused of poisoning and murder. In Kansas City the jury voir dire proceeds slowly, with only three jurors selected from the examined venire.

United Press Kansas City B. C. Hyde Thomas H. Swope Talesmen Hyde

$1000 Bill Passed Through Eight Hands In Chicago Mixup

Eight Chicago business men unknowingly passed a $1000 bill as a $100 bill. The bank teller who exchanged the note for a $100 check found the error and traced the bill to its final deposit, learning it had changed hands through eight people.

Chicago Hie Cneh

Oregon on Way to Golden Gate for Warship Entry

Wireless messages from the battleship Oregon indicate the famous vessel will enter the Golden Gate on Thursday. The Oregon was crossing the Columbia River bar when the report was received.

Uwhjo Cal Oregon Golden Gate Thureday Columbia River

Mosquito Bite Endangers Doctor in Atlantic City

Oct 25 report says Dr. Richard Gardner may lose an arm after a mosquito bite ten days earlier. The poison infected his arm, swelling it twice its normal size and prompting travel to Philadelphia for surgery. It marks the first known local case of illness from a native mosquito bite.

Skeeter Atlantic City Richard Gardner Gardner Philadelphia Quito

Stamp output surges to over ten billion in last fiscal year

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing produced 10,102,250,000 postage stamps in the last fiscal year, reflecting a nearly 9 percent increase from the prior year. The data underscores growing domestic and global mail use by the American public.

Washington Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Rewarding His Horse Fined In Chicago Court

William Hobson was fined $1 by Judge Walker for attempting to feed $50 in fresh greenbacks to a horse hitched to a truck. He explained he had drawn the money to buy clothes and invest in drinks after meeting the horse that had saved his life on Clark Street Bridge.

Chicago William Hobson Walker Municipal Court Hobson Clark Street

Drunk defendant fined after incident with horse

A courtroom recount describes a man bursting into tears, offering $50, and facing a $1 fine by Judge Walker for drunken behavior. The fragment outlines a brief legal consequence tied to a hiccup in an apparent public disturbance involving a horse.

Carino On Trial For Lorenzo Murder Vows Self Defense

On trial for the murder of Antonio Lorenzo, Mike Carino claims his life is hardest and says his house burned, his wife left him for another man who may testify. He insists he shot Lorenzo in self defense.

United Press Tacoma Antonio Lorenzo Mike Carino Carino Lorenzo

Port of Seattle seeks permanent official seal idea

CONCONULLY Wash Oct 25 George Wilson a well to do rancher from Oroville was committed to the state asylum for the Insane by Court Commissioner Leon Bake Wilson has been acting strangely and last week said he had received a message from God to seek some young woman and marry her

Conconully Wash George Wilson Oroville State Asylum For the Insane Leon B. Baketel Wilson

Aviator Enthusiasm Causes Boy's Injuries at Ammonh

In Ammond Indiana on October 26 a 9 year old boy, Robert Burnett, attempted to fly from a barn 25 feet high using a homemade plane of wood strips and sheets with a pateen steering wheel. He fell, breaking his legs and suffering internal injuries.

Ammond Ind Robert Burnett Robert

Teachers warned against sparking during school hours

In Evansville Indiana on October 25 the Montgomery township trustees warned teachers to avoid sparking or romantic activity during school hours. Warrick Mauck urged Maims to keep minds off sweethearts, declaring teaching and sparking do not go together and cautioning against Cupid’s pranks.

Evansville Ind Montgomery Township Gibson County Indiana Warrick Mauck Teachers’ Institute

Wife Is Repentant

Lawrenceburg Ind October 25 Dr Ralph Tilley 47 prominent physician was whipped by his wife and arrested for assault and battery and sued for divorce and alimony and enjoined from disposing of property All cases were settled as the couple went to court arm in arm and Mrs Tilley asked the divorce suit be dismissed

Choked by Golf Ball Ends Life of 9 Year Old

Charles Wilson, nine, died at home after placing a golf ball in his mouth while reaching for a knife. The ball lodged in his throat and cut off his air as he attempted to explore its composition, despite medical aid being called too late.

Chicago Charles Wilson

Publicity Club Renamed Seattle Ad Club at Luncheon

The Publicity club changed its name to the Seattle Ad club at the largest luncheon the organization has ever given at the Rathskeller. More than 200 were present.

Seattle Ad Club Rathshkelier

Chinese General Feng Shan Killed by Bomb in Canton

Shanghai dispatch reports General Feng Shan, Canton garrison commander, killed by a bomb. Initial word said he escaped. his escort was slain. Rebels allegedly plotted his destruction with insiders in service, aiming to thwart occupation of Canton. Imperial command faces demoralization across the empire.

United Press Shanghai Feng Shan Canton

Humiliating but Necessary Gompers Defends McNamara Fund Drive

The American Federation of Labor says exhibiting moving pictures to raise defense funds for the McNamaras is humiliating but necessary. The project will show the arrest, Los Angeles court, and prison life to provide a fair object lesson and to fund prosecutions of kidnappers. President Gompers notes dual aims of public education and defense financing.

Washington, D. C American Federation of Labor Los Angeles Gompers McNamaras

Woman Inventor Jane Addams Credits Women as Pioneers

In Chicago at Ul Oct 25 Jane Addams asserts that women were the original inventors detailing advances in agriculture architecture spinning weaving sewing tanning pottery brewing and cooking before men organized hunting and other tasks.

Chicago Jane Addams Mies Addams

Man amputates finger to free himself from derrick

In Greeley Colorado on October 25 N B R Lee, trapped a mile from help while working on a reservoir, amputated his left little finger with a pen knife to escape a crushed hand. Neighbors were distant and medical aid unavailable, making his action a desperate act of self rescue.

Greeley Colo N. BR. Lee Lee

Kansas says grandma not in demand in state care

Topeka Kas Oct 25 H C Bowman chairman of the state board of control declares Kansas not a good home for the aged claiming elderly are sent to asylums to be rid of them after six years of petitions to study the issue.

Topeka Kas Kansas H. C. Bowman State Board of Control Tal. Bowman

Bunco Artists May Be Caught Fire in California

The two men who swindled Jo seph Rademacher, a Chehalis farmer, out of 6500 with the tin box trick may have been captured in California. Captain of Detectives Tennant departed for Santa Rosa to probe Baptiste Salascena and Louis Gloria's alleged $4000 theft from Riverside farmer John Far rio. Farrio lost his money to a similar ruse. Rademacher identified the suspects as John Ardin and Lou s.

Joseph Rademacher Chehalis California Tennant Santa Rosa Cal Baptiste Salascena Louis Gloria John Farrio Riverside Farrio Rademacher Bunco John Ardin Lous

Hatfield Siblings Die in Charleston Saloon Shootout

Two Hatfields, Elias and Troy, sons of Devil Anse Hatfield, were killed in a pistol fight with saloon keeper Grone in Charleston. The attackers were struck down after being wounded. Grone fired five times before perishing minutes later.

Charleston W. Va Hatfields Elias Troy Anse” Hatfield Grone

Little Girl Paid After Life-Saving Street Car Fender

Melba Lola Newell, a six year old Portland girl, escaped injury when a street car struck her but rolled onto its new safety fender. Port of Portland Railway, Light & Power officials opposed the fender but presented the girl with company stock as a life saving award. amount kept secret but described as large.

Portland Melba Lola Newell Lois Williamsay Portland Railway, Light & Power Company Melba

Nearly Drowns When Fly Enters Nose

Horatio Southgate grandson of the late Bishop Southgate nearly drowned in Wreck Lead channel behind Long Beach as a large green fly crawled into his nose and bit him. He splashed water and tried to brush it away before the insect entered nostril and a nearby boatman rescued him. In Palo Alto California Miss Anna P Coggin registers as the first coed to use the privilege of women enfranchisement on Stanford campus.

New York Horatio Southgate Bishop Southgate Lead Channel Long Beach Southgate Palo Alto Cal Stanford University Anna P. Coggins Theuniversity

Open House for Alaskans Planned by Commercial Club

The Commercial club will host an open house for all Alaskans on November 16. President J W Maxwell has begun arrangements to entertain every Alaskan in the city that day.

J. W. Maxwell

Stepfather fined for beating Cecil Crane boy

Ernest Page, a street car conductor, was fined 250 by Justice Gordon for whipping six year old Cecil Crane. The boy bore blue belt buckle marks the day after the assault. Florence Page, the mother, was discharged after proving she was not present. the boy said he was wrongly accused of stealing jam. Page was sent to county jail for nonpayment.

Cecil Crane Ernest Page Marion St. Wns Justice Gordon Florence Page

Prince of Wales begins occasional smoking at seventeen

The Prince of Wales has been allowed to smoke an occasional cigarette since his eleventh birthday. The king and queen opposed smoking until his seventeenth birthday when he received gifts symbolizing smokers’ luxuries.

London Prince of Wales

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