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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1911

Page

6

Golden Potlatch 97 Named for Seattle Carnival

The Golden Potlatch 97 will open July 17 to honor the Portland Alaska gold shipment anniversary. Miss Pearl W. Dartt and Leigh D. Bruckart proposed the name after reviewing over 5000 submissions from the Northwest and Pacific Coast. The name includes 97 and a subtitle A Hot Time in a Cool Place. Official buttons cost 1 dollar and enroll buyers as stock holders.

Seattle Pearl W. Dartt Leigh D. Bruckart Portland Alaska Brackart Dartt Northwest Pacific Coast Carnival Association

Ludovic Dallagiovanna Indicted Over Saloon Ties

Ludovic Dallagiovanna known as a pillar of the red light district and part owner of the Alaskan saloon was arrested Saturday and held on $5000 bail after an indictment by the grand jury. He denied involvement with the Sixth Avenue hotel and profits, amid a second indictment issued before adjournment until April 17 by Judge Main.

Ludovic Dallagiovanna Red Light District Granda Dallagiovanna Main

Post Office Raid Net $3000 In Healdsburg

Robbers dynamited the Healdsburg post office in Cal for 3000 dollars in cash and stamps. Night Watchman Dewitt confronted the band as they fled to a waiting car and opened fire, with Dewitt claiming a hit on one of the assailants.

United Press Healdsburg Cal Dewitt

Laurel Race Riot Aftermath Report

Anti negro sentiment surges in Laurel Delaware following a Saturday raid in which a white man was killed and several others wounded. Deputies guard the negro quarter to prevent retaliation for Oren Stockley’s death. Three rioters have been arrested.

Laurel Del Oren Stockley

Moors in Revolt as Hafid Isimprisoned at Tangier

Sultan Mulai Hafid is a prisoner in his own palace at Tangier while rebels surround Fez proclaiming Mulai Ismail as sultan. A fierce battle is expected as supporters of the rival claimants clash. the throne hinges on today’s outcome. In Rome officials report 15,000 Albanians in revolt against Turkey with 606,000 more poised to rise. Montenegro and Bulgaria back the rebels amid warnings of near eastern complications.

Au Tangier Morocco Sultan Mulai Hafid Fez Mulai Ismail Hafid Sultan Turkey Rome Montenegro Bulgaria Near East

Blizzard Grips Chicago and Great Lakes Area

Chicago and the Great Lakes endure a blizzard with five inches of new snow in the city and over seven in surrounding districts. Farmers expect crop benefits while fearing damage to early fruit. Charitable institutions report a surge in demand for aid as the storm continues.

Chicago Great Lakes

Man's body parts found in cigar box on 126th Street

Two boys found a cigar box containing the right hand and left foot of a man on 126th Street. A gold ring with the initials A. F. circled a finger, and scraps of heavy English writing were inside. Police probe ongoing. Booker T Washington assault case slated for speedy trial under Henry Ulrich. Washington pledges to press charges. trial expected next week. Mountaineers begin long tramp from Redondo with Tacoma members. 12 miles of woods end with outdoor lunch. Nevada City laundry adopts eight hour day for women workers, effective in two months. Enumclaw line of the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Railway opens with through Seattle service from Enumclaw and Moncton. schedule detailed.

New York 126Th St A. F Booker T Henry Ulrich Court of General Sessions Booker T. Washington Washington Ulrich

Death by his own action ends Kimball rep in city

BE D Jardine a Kimball plane representative, in the city about 10 days, died last Saturday evening in his Holland hotel room by firing a revolver into his temple. The body was found noon yesterday and moved to Butterworth morgue. He was unmarried, based in New York, with 18 years at Kimball.

BE. D. Jardine Kimball Holland Hotel Butterworth Morgue Andy Hii Kimball Firm Jardine New York City

Prisoners Arrive Under Guard Then Transferred to Alcatraz

140 military prisoners arrived from the Mexican border yesterday under guard in San Francisco. They came from San Antonio, Texas, escorted by Captain A. H. Turner of the 11th Infantry. The men were marched to Alcatraz with rifles loaded and no information given on their origin or offenses.

San Francisco Alcatraz Island San Antonio Tex A. H. Turner 11Th Infantry Alcatraz

Fire destroys Elbe Lumber and Shingle Company

In Tacoma April 3 a blaze last night leveled the Elbe Lumber and Shingle Company. The loss is pegged at 100000 with 30000 insured. The mill had a daily capacity of 150000 feet of lumber and 150000 shingles, leaving 135 men unemployed.

Tacoma Elbe Elbe Lumber and Shingle Company Teol

Kid McCullough Nabbed After Escape From King County Jail

Special Agent Joseph F. Warren of the Alaska district, traveling from Clayton New Mexico, recaptured Kid McCullough who had escaped from King County jail while awaiting transport to Nome for robbery. He was traced via letters and caught at the Clayton post office.

M’cullough Jeffries Kid

Japan Will Expedite Anglo American Arbitration

Cables from Tokio report that Japan will expedite the proposed arbitration agreement with the United States and Britain. Rev. W A Major urges a moral cleansing in Seattle, while C A McMasters is promoted to secretary treasurer of the Katalla Northwestern Commercial and Alaska Steamship companies as part of consolidating Morgan Guggenheim interests.

Washington Tokio Foreign Office of Japan Morgan- Guggenheim Shipping Syndicate C. A. McMasters Alaska Steamship Company Katalla Company Northwestern Commercial Company

Bargain Store Offers Carborundum Grinders and Accessories

An advertising snippet for Spinning's Bargain Store at 1415-1417 Fourth Ave lists Carborundum grinders and related gear with prices such as 82.75 and 92.45, plus Pyke midget and Peerless Junior items, indicating hardware or tool bargains available at the shop.

Yours For Bargains Spinning’s Bargain Store

Star circulation notice urges subscribers to report delivery issues

The Star requests subscribers notify the circulation department if papers fail to arrive by 6 PM. Report the carrier’s number from receipts to help speed replacements. Everett subscribers should call the Everett agency at 8827 to address service, same as Seattle.

The Star the Star Everett Seattle

Last Plymouth Church Service Before Theatre Construction

The final service at the ivy covered Plymouth church on Thirday and Univeraity streets drew a crowded congregation. After 21 years of worship, many attendees left in tears as the building is slated to be replaced by a theatre by Alex Pantages.

Old Plymouth Church Thirday Univeraity St Alex, Pantages

Republican who flipped district to represent Nevada in Congress

The only Republican who turned tables on Democrats will represent all of Nevada in the new Congress. He also holds the distinction of being the sole Republican elected from a Democratic district in the last election.

Nevada Congress

Spain's Premier Resigns Amid Cabinet Tension

Madrid reports Premier Canalejas retains post but reactionaries claim victory against republicans and threaten to seize government if King Alfonso refuses cabinet reorganization. New York reports G Bush succeeds Gould as Missouri Pacific president at $100000 salary.

Madrid Canalejas Spain Alfonso New York RB. G. Bush Western Maryland Railway George J. Gould Missouri Pacific Railway

Three Saloon Men Quit to Enter New Ventures

Three liquor dealers sold their establishments amid plans to exit the saloon business. James W. Morrison’s Saloon at Seconday and University streets sold to J J Ferguson for an undisclosed sum. Harley L. Williams sold 812 Firatay to L M Rutz for 27000 and will join brothers in Harney County Oregon to run a 1000 acre stock ranch. Capt J B Bollong’s James Street saloon, long a seafarers’ hub, sold to Max Schubach. including the lease, Bollong’s place is valued at 25000.

James W. Morrison Seconday University St J. J. (Scotty) Ferguson Harley L. Williams Firatay L. M. Rutz Williams Stub Harney County J. 8 Bollong James St Max Schubach Pollong

Explosion at Denny Renton Clay and Coal Co mine

Samuel Tomes mine superintendent was killed instantly in a Taylor mine explosion last Saturday afternoon. James R. Miller and John Keenan, both local managers, were seriously injured along with foreman William Lawton who suffered severe bruises. The blast occurred when Tomes stepped on a slow blast left by day shift workers who exited via a different entrance. Tomes leaves a wife and two children at Taylor.

Samuel Tomes Taylor James R. Miller Denny Renton Clay and Coal Co Lving Wildwood Station Renton John Keenan William Lawton Tomes

Petaluma Merchant Dies From Unexplained Wound in San Francisco

Rollin Patterson, 38, a Petaluma merchant, died from a bullet wound after remaining conscious until his death and refusing to explain how he was wounded. In San Francisco the incident closes a peculiar shooting mystery. the day prior, Dr B. L. Whitman delivered an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play of 1910 at the YWCA.

San Francisco Rollin Patterson B. L. Whitman

Socialist Congressman Outlines His Attitude

Victor L. Berger, Wisconsin socialist and first U S congressman, outlines his position for the current session. He says he will support measures that promote political freedom and economic security for workers and protect women and children in factories, noting he represents 600 000 voters. He adds he cannot single handedly revolutionize the country. A Hindoo proverb says not to strike a woman even with a flower.

Washington Victor L. Berger Wisconsin U. S Congress United Press

Henry in Frisco After Children Search

In Frisco a man named Albert J. Henry seeks his two children awarded in Seattle custody. He asks police aid claiming a movement to move the children to Mexico and cites an attorney's claim they are in the care of a Durte Ming Wickoff.

San Francisco

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