Parven Forecast Ahead of Wednesday Weather
Weather forecast notes Wednesday winds from the west and the likely impact on visibility and travel. Meteorologists warn of unsettled conditions and possible showers as a cold front approaches.
05 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
1
Weather forecast notes Wednesday winds from the west and the likely impact on visibility and travel. Meteorologists warn of unsettled conditions and possible showers as a cold front approaches.
A reader reports finding a lost newspaper article while walking near Grove Street. The item is described as an old feature about a local event and may belong to a nearby resident who recognizes it.
Reports say the hurricane caused extensive damage across Missouri with Macon the hardest hit. No lives were lost in the storm.
A Japanese syndicate purchased a large tract of land in Herne to establish a Japanese colony. In Chicago two hundred taxicab chauffeurs struck while three hundred more expected to quit today, disrupting service. In Alameda a pilot fell six feet into San Francisco Bay and nearly drowned. his mother and wife witnessed the accident.
Archive shows a sequence of time windows labeled as Down periods on various dates including December 2 and 25, January 8, February 25, March 17, March 23, and April, with specific start and end times listed in 12 hour format. The notes document repeated silent or downtime intervals across different dates.
A mase meeting is set for tonight at the Renton Hill clubhouse to discuss Madison street cable trouble. Representatives from West End East Bed and Renton Hill club will attend. Speakers include James Keifer H Kennedy and T B Kophy. Seattle Electric Co. invited to send a representative.
Madiso n residents endured a sixth major cable outage since December from 2 PM to 11 PM as buses and streetcars clashed with crowded crowds. Traction officials blamed ongoing line limitations, offering no immediate improvement.
The Seattle Board of Public Works ordered bids for half a million dollars in work and advertised for a total of a million in sewer projects, lifting the year’s planned public improvements to about 16 million. Major items include a Westlake Avenue regrade near Lake Union and a Dexter Avenue and street regrades to open large districts, with Yesler Way regrade approved on a moderate plan. The Lake Washington trunk sewer system expansion continues, part of a 96 million city sewer program.
The statement by Dr M A Matthews that he would not hire a union man over a non union has stirred unrest at the Labor Temple and may be taken up by local unions this week. C W Doyle notes the inconsistency with previous union-friendly remarks and the dedication speech praising labor as an inevitable organization.
The Indiana state convention adopted Republican platform planks endorsing Theodore Roosevelt policies, a protective tariff based on production cost differentials, and a call for a permanent non-partisan tariff commission. It also urged conservation laws and Alaska coal deposits protection and pledged support for William Jennings Bryan.
In Indianapolis the Republican state convention is expected to endorse Senator Albert J. Beveridge’s anti Payne Aldrich tariff position. Progressives claim a victory over standpatters as Indiana Republicans lean insurgent in the 1912-era shaping. Beveridge urged a protective tariff to cover production costs, arguing lesser tariffs hurt American labor.
Milwaukee April 5 United Press Archbishop Ireland says he is not surprised by Roosevelt canceling a Rome reception planned to replace an official call on Methodists. He accuses Dr Tipple of a cunning scheme and portrays him as orchestrating an attack on the Vatican.
Theta Delta Chi members from the Northwest will gather for their annual meeting and banquet tomorrow night at the Arctic Club. The graduate members are listed as the alumni group attending the event.
Jessie Key Haber sham daughter of Baltimore broker A W Habersham reappears after six years away. In a letter dated 1 Loula she says she is Mrs John Mitchell and queen of a gypsy tribe. She left home after meeting John Mitchell in Saratoga and eloping with him.
Roosevelt back in the United States to wield influence in Washington as the apparent power behind the scene according to the latest rumor. Seares noted regulars from the OWATS Methodists at Rome are involved in the shift of influence shaping national policy.
Theodor Roosevelt, angered by Dr. Tipple's anti Catholic remarks, called off a planned public reception at the Methodist college in Rome. The event aimed to emphasize religious toleration and include all public figures regardless of creed, but Roosevelt feared Catholic friends would misread the situation.
Washington April 5 rumors say Theodore Roosevelt may join the administration as a “power behind the throne” and trigger cabinet changes. Senator Elihu Root is said to meet Roosevelt before returning to America, with Hitchcock MacVeagh Ballinger and Dickinson named in connection to potential retirements.
An Rogish housemaid on holiday tells her mistress she visits Mme Tusseaud's wax works as part of a family interest, claiming she always goes there because she has an uncle in the chamber of horrors. The exchange exposes the maid's casual link to the eerie exhibit.
Theodore Roosevelt rode in the royal automobile with King Victor Emmanuel during a Rome visit on April 5. The king’s procession included mounted police, an armed escort, and officials riding in cars, while Roosevelt wore a silk hat and gloves and sat beside the king. The drive, acknowledged for its democratic tone, lasted until noon at the Beamsite Hotel.
Dolly Bates survives after a mob hangs him and his father Frank Bates outside Centerville Texas jail. Frank Bates is dead. The two men were suspected ringleaders in an attempted jail delivery during which Jailer St John was wounded. Physicians report Dolly has a chance to recover.
Tommy tries to claim a whistle from his sister’s young brother Tae worthy. Tae insists he has it. Tommy teases that their father would say Tae is too fond of wetting it. The fragment shows a playful domestic dispute with missing context.
Warrants were issued by City Attorney Pierce for four tobacco dealers charged with selling tobacco to minors. Arrested were Dan Belard, 617 Third Ave. Gust Siokas, 713 Third Ave. Mia A. Baker, Third and Madison. and J. Gilman, 1217 Third Ave. Two 11-year-old boys, Thomas Timlin and Warl Brown, said they bought tobacco from these merchants without trouble.
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