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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1912

Page

8

Fourth of July tragedy and Humboldt ship gold arrival

The record notes 1912 Fourth of July deaths at 41 versus 1909 with 163. In Seattle seven injured and no fatalities. Humboldt Steamship Co ship arrived from Fairbanks and Dawson with 500000 in gold and 25000 in furs, plus 116 passengers and 15000 cases of canned salmon. A local tale tells of Bill Jones fleeing a bandit, then heroically helping save the stagecoach and gold.

Seattle Humboldt Humboldt Steamship Company Alaska Fairbanks Dawson

Notice to Seattle Star Subscribers on Delivery Service

Readers are urged to report delivery issues or substitutions to ensure prompt service. Contact the circulation department at the provided phone number for timely attention and resolution.

Seattle Start Seattle Star Teest

Mixed Northwest Local News Fragments Show Crime and Civic Notes

Eugene report describes a coneeved theft response with lashes and restraint. Oakland gossip follows with a party plan, while a Seattle council clash over a street car stop rule surfaces. University exams and a kindergarten plan anchor local happenings alongside electrical industry meetings and Fourth of July safety efforts.

Jakey Miners Face Court Before Picketing Ban

Striking miners at Renton coal mines must show cause before Judge Crashmen Friday why they should not be enjoined from picketing. The Renton union is not recognised in the state and the company sought to appoint deputies, but Hob Hodge refused and fired two Renton deputies who would follow orders. Hodge urged miners to keep order as they protest their union’s status.

Jakey Purth Renton Stainers Hob Hodge Hodge

Air Fleet Seen Transforming Future War

Aldershot England September 12 Air power shown during British maneuvers signals a major triumph for the aerial fleet. Military experts call the height and speed attained incalculable and say the fleet's value in war will be indeterminable over time.

Aldershot Eng

Money trust myth denied by Reynolds in Detroit address

Geo M Reynolds head of the Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago told the Bankers association in Detroit that the money trust is a myth. He argued that concentrated power exists due to national banking laws and that bankers sought to diffuse money power but the people would not permit it.

Detroit Mich Trust Company Bankers’ Association Geo. M. Reynolds Continental and Commercial Bank of Chicago Reynolds

Pawed by mad horse in Kansas town

Karl Freeland is knocked to the floor and mauled by a horse driven mad by a mysterious illness sweeping the area. He was saved by a nearby worker who pulled him from under the animal. In Paris, new statistics show women at work rising by 850000 in five years with 39 percent of professions now headed by women.

Larned Kas Karl Freeland Freeland Paris France

Boy Survives Fall After Slipping From Train in Tipton

TIPTON Ga Sept 12 4F Past asleep Paul Inman 12 years old walked from a swiftly moving Atlantic Coast Line train here and the shock of the fall failed to awaken him he did not know of the peril he had survived until aroused by a party of searchers He bore no bruises.

Tipton Paul Inman Atlantic Coast Line

Eight-Year-Olds Held on Highway Robbery Charges

In Joplin Missouri Earl Hurst and Frank McDonald both eight years old will be tried in juvenile court for highway robbery after confessing to four holdups in Carthage area. Victims included a six-year-old boy Robert Saylor and Mary Doris. About $14 was stolen, with some spent on a rifle slingshots and food.

Joplin Earl Hurst Frank McDonald Carthage Robert Saylor Mary Doris Doris

Chauffeur Fuller Charged With Speeding In Fatal Crash

The father of six year old Vivian Hedstrom says Chauffeur F. W. Fuller was speeding at 24th Avenue and Madison Street when he ran down the child. Fuller reportedly did not take the injured girl to the hospital as previously reported.

F. W. Fuller Vivian Hedstrom 24Th Av Madison St Hedstrom Fuller

Protest Over Bayreuth Ticket Prices Draws Fire

Berlin observers condemn Bayreuth seat scalping with third row seats at $6 and stalls at $45, prices soaring to $63, and a $450 ticket resold from a $25 series. Officials warn of police intervention amid Parsifal monopoly backlash. Promoters deny knowledge of illegal trafficking, citing resale bans.

Berlin

Public Markets Westlake Shopping List

A fragmented listing from Public Markets Westlake shows items with prices including olives, sardines, anchovies, salmon, flour, prunes, apples, potatoes, peaches, corn, macaroni or spaghetti, soap, jelly, honey, and comb items. It reads like a late era grocery catalog with frequent decimals and shorthand.

Grocery Prices From a Local Market Ad

A sanitized cut of a historical grocery ad lists items with prices per unit including halibut two pounds at a nickel and various fish like salmon and rock cod, along with beans oats grapes and cheese. Quantities and prices are inconsistently spaced but reflect a mid century sale listing.

N. Y

Cornerstone of Low Price Groceries Prominently Listed

Local ad lists a wide range of discounted goods including flour at 1.10 per sack, oats, canned tomatoes and salmon, pineapple, cocoa, prunes, coffee, halibut, shrimp, pickles and olives. Prices per pound or can appear beside each item, signaling a grocery sale or circular.

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