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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1912

Page

6

Washington Freshman Year Begins Amid Sea of Hype

Registration at the University of Washington is set for Monday and Tuesday with football practice starting Monday afternoon and recitations Wednesday morning. Old prefs depart. sophomores eye conquests as 2,500 students arrive by boat and train amid humor about derby hats and Moonlight Bay. Coach Dobie anticipates another championship team despite limited timber.

University of Washington Lake Washington Moonlight Bay Dobie

Railway Men Take Excursion Around Sound

The two day annual convention of the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents concluded with a departure for Victoria and Vancouver aboard the Princess Alice. R. H. Wallace was elected president for the next year. Delegates enjoyed an auto ride in Seattle and a reception at the O W depot with an entertainment for the ladies.

American Association of General Victoria Vancouver Tacoma Portland Canadian Pacific R. H. Wallace Erie Road Seattle Elke Puget Sound

Woodrow Wilsons Westward Campaign Announcement

Woody Wilson will begin a westward tour in a private car secured for him. He travels with a secretary two stenographers and eight correspondents. The first stop is Columbus Ohio where he is due Monday morning after departing Sea Girt New Jersey.

Sea Girt N. J Woodrow Wilson Columbus Ohio

Schuyler, Noted Engineer, Dies at 64 in Santa Monica

James Dix Schuyler, famed engineer linked with major American works, dies at his Santa Monica home at age 64. He built part of the San Francisco sea wall and the Sweetwater and Hewet domes in Southern California, and directed water works in Denver and Portland among others.

Schuyler Los Angeles James Dix Schuyler Santa Monica San Francisco Sea Wall California America Denver Portland Ore

Bon Marche Autumn Fashion Display Opens in Seattle

The Bon Marche unveils a three day Autumn Fashion Display at its Seattle store beginning Monday morning with a 6 PM curtain rise. Window fronts along Union Street to Pike Street showcase imported gowns Paris hats and rich dress backgrounds. The exhibition highlights latest styles for the coming season and invites downtown visitors tonight.

Seattle Union Street Second Avenue Pike Street Oregon Paris

Wings Reach Unseen Speeds In Early Aviation Race

The piece notes explosive growth in air speed from the Gordon Bennett races. It cites 1909 speeds under 50 mph and 1912 performances by Jules Vedrines around 105 mph on a circular course and over 107 mph for 20 km in under seven minutes. If trends continue, 200 mph could be next.

Gordon Bennett Illinois Jules Vedrines Vedrines American Atlantic

Japanese Honor Dead Emperor Observed at University of Washington

The funeral of Emperor Meiji of Japan was observed in Seattle with mourning across the Japanese community. A 2000-strong ceremony at the University of Washington Auditorium featured music, a veiled portrait, and speakers including Consul Takahashi, Judge Burke, H. Okuda, and H. Puyi.

Muteuhito Japan Seattle University of Washington Consul Takahashi Judge Burke H. Okuda Japanese Association K. Inouye Christian Missionary H. Puyi J.D. Lowman Chamber of Commerce C. B. Yandell Order of the Rising Sun

Family Chief Installed Amid Threats of Punishment

The text notes that another child’s mother is temporarily named head of the family with dire punishment promised if the order is ignored, stressing the severity of enforcing the decision and the role shift within the household.

Deposed as head of family in abuse case

Chas Hoffman faced court on a charge brought by his wife who showed red welts on their five year old son Ernest and testified that Hoffman beat the boy with a garden hose. The court ordered Hoffman deprived of the right to correct his son for sixty days.

Los Angeles Chas Hoffman Ernest

Notables Rally for Women’s Vote in Wisconsin Campaign

A Wisconsin campaign launches a broad suffrage push with leaders including Mrs. Robert M. La Follette and Senator La Follette. The roster also features Mies Fola La Follette, Gilbert B. Roe, Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, Jane Addams, Virginia Brooks and Inez Milholland. Street speaking and voter outreach aim to reach all electors.

AUKER Wisconsin Robert M. la Follette la Follette Robt. M. la Follette Mies Fola la Pollette Gilbert B. Roe New York O. H. P. Belmont Anna Howard Shaw Jane Addams Virginia Hrooks Vice West Hammond Inez Milholland New York Vassar

Moving Day for Houseboat Residents on Lake Union

The City Board of Public Works seeks council action to compel houseboats on the east shore of Lake Union in the Denny Fuhrman Addition to move. Chief Inspector O. T. Hall reports Mackey will relocate if others follow, and urges council guidance to enforce a district-wide exit.

Lake Union Denny Fuhrman Board of Public Works O. T. Hall Mackey Cownell

Family Victims of Ax Murderer Reported in Council Bluffs

Police link the Oregon, Iowa, Kansas, Illinois killer known as the ax murderer to a massacre near Council Bluffs. The Thompson family. Thompson, his wife, and child were found slain in their home yesterday six miles east of Council Bluffs.

Uolied Council Blupps Martin Thompson Council Bluffa Council Bluffe Oregon Iowa Kansas Illinois Villinea Thompson

West Virginia Cruiser in Dry Dock At Navy Yard

The cruiser West Virginia sits in the dry dock at the navy yard for maintenance. A round trip fare of 50 cents is listed.

West Virginia Navy Yard

New York's Ingenue Walk Attracts Curious Sightseers

The article describes a provocative new walk dubbed the crouch of the ingenue as performed by a model in a hotel car. Miss Fanny Brice of the Whirl of Society staged the pose to illustrate the trend and warns fat individuals to avoid public demonstrations to prevent embarrassment.

New York Phoerice Dublin Fanny Brice

Seattle physician touts Neal Treatment for morphine addiction

A Seattle physician who completed the Neal Treatment at the Neal Institute testifies he was a morphine addict for six years. He describes rapid improvement within two weeks and reports no cravings after entering the program. He endorses the treatment as the best yet discovered and provides the institute’s Seattle address and phone number.

Seattle Neal Neal Institute

Death of Wife Breaks Champ Jack Johnson Weeps

Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Duryea Johnson wife of heavyweight world champion Jack Johnson were held at St Marks Methodist Church in Chicago with Rev J Robinson officiating. The body rests at Graceland cemetery. Johnson, distraught, says he will not return to the ring. Jack Curley arranged the funeral for Jim Flynn's manager.

United Pres Chicago Etta Duryea Johnson Jack Johnson St. Marks Methodist Church J. Robinson Graceland Cemetery Jack Curley Jim Flynn Mrs. Johnson

Lifeboat Rules Set For Puget Sound Steamers

Steamboat Inspectors Whitney and Turner report a telegram from Supervising Inspector Bulger stating lifeboat accommodations must be 30 percent of passengers and crew on Puget Sound steamers. Exceptions apply near land or shallow waters where 10 percent suffices. Three-fourths of lifeboats may be life rafts or collapsible boats.

Whitney and Turner Bulger San Francisco Puget Sound Lake, Bay Ard Sound

Council committee backs amended Kinnear line franchise

After amending the Kinnear line extension franchise to include conductor ticket sales the franchise committee votes to recommend passage. The bill drops one charter provision creating a test case for Jakey Furth in that respect.

Jake Jakey Furth

Delivery service note to Star subscribers

If your paper is not delivered regularly to your home, call circulation manager Main 9400. Star subscribers are entitled to perfect service with early and regular delivery. Report boys who crumple or mutilate the paper.

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