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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1902

Page

6

Blame Focuses On Army In Philippine Warfare Report

Washington April 10 Maj Cornelius Gardner governor of Tayabas reports that the United States army bears responsibility for ongoing warfare in the islands. He accuses officers of gross mismanagement and brutal treatment of natives and cites burnt barrios and torture as factors making pacification impossible. He pins blame on inexperience lieutenants lacking the skill to distinguish friendly from unfriendly natives.

Washington, D. C Hoot Congress Cornelius Gardner Tayabas Gardner United States Army United States

Students at Brooklyn university dormitory revolt over board

Students flee dorms to private homes as they accuse dormitory management of waste, high bills, and inefficient handling. A protest banner targets Japanese staff with salaries cited, while faculty suggest financial reforms to run dorms more cheaply.

Brooklyn Mra. Peasiey Mra Peasiey Hashers Puller

Druggist Saves Pennies Across Months in Gardner

Gardner Mass April 10 L Robillard a druggist saved 14 in six months from the confectionery counter his store the money totals about 160 a neat oreese making a peck and a half in bulk the pennies are modern coins not the large old pennies of years ago. the money represents mainly by children on the way to nw i.

Gardner Mass L. Robillard Nw i

Justice Wins in Ava Murder Case After 33 Years

James Wilson has been sentenced to 16 years for a murder committed 33 years ago. He was charged with having caused the death in Ava Missouri, with the case finally resolved in court.

Ava, Mo James Wilson

Man Swallows Promissory Note In Beaver Falls Case

J H Porter a local Colored Citizens official is accused by J B Mitchell & Sons planing mill of swallowing a $358.50 promissory note to a loan association while Porter’s mother pleaded for payment. Porter produced the intact note in court. Mitchell & Sons say they had it in their safe. The case was dismissed with the note held by the Beaver county justice until the ownership dispute is resolved. The note is kept in the Farmers National Bank for safety.

Beaver Fallas Mitchell & Sons J. H. Porter Colored Citizens’ Building & Loan Sanodiation Mary Sima Porter Mitchella Justice Piper Beaver Farmers’ National Nk

Shallow Pay Envelope Tragedy in New York

In New York on April 10 the Corlears park murder and subsequent death are explained. Rigemund Blane, a Philadelphia cigar maker, courted Ida Klobeck, a city dress maker, after meeting in Poland. He claimed $18 weekly pay. she doubted it and set conditions. Blane allegedly killed Ida when unable to prove the amount and then killed himself in Corlears Park.

York Corlears Park Rigemund Blane Thenirl Ida Klobeck Philadelphia Poland Blanc Irmae Ida Mane

Hydraulics Mishap Kills Miner Near Wilkesbarre

At Keystone Placer Mining Co near Wilkesbarre Virginia Col. Lundlum 60 died after a hydraulic operation lost control a blast of water hurled him 60 feet down the mountainside. Peter Epawich was seriously injured though not fatally. Col. Lundlum a veteran hydraulic engineer left a widow and one daughter.

Wilkesbarre B. Lundlum Keystone Placer Mining Co Peterpewich Col. Lundium Lundlum California Peter Epawich Tie

Deaths and incidents reported in local notes from nearby area

Orrville Lyons, a neighboring farmer, died after a scare while escaping a search near here. Wilson was arrested in Oklahoma weeks ago. Mrs. Helizabeth Lowell funeral held from 717 Eighth Avenue, with burial at Lake View cemetery. Harold Seamen died in Seattle General Hospital aged 9. body sent to Blaine. Francois Weinstrom, 30, died at Weestree station. body at Butterworth's.

Orrville Lyons Here Wilson Oklahoma Mra Helizabeth Lowell Eighth Avenue Lake View Cemetery Harold Charles Seamen Seattle General Hospital Blaine Bonney & Stewart Franceos Weinstrom Weestree Station Butterworth's

Alleged baking powder swindler faces trial in county court

The hearing for B. W. Vorenter charged with obtaining money under false pretenses began before Justice George. Witnesses include W. J. White and W. H. Johnson, former Forester partners, who testified for the state. Forester is accused of manufacturing inferior powder and counterfeit labels and selling it as genuine.

B. W. Vorenter Dr. Price Royal Haking

Marriage Licenses Issued To Six Couples

The following licenses were issued: Johannes Gustane Ferdinand, 24 from Chehalis, Poland, married to Martha B. Knapp, 18 from Beattie. Louis M. Golar, 40 from Seattle, wed Emma Rivers, 41, of Lowell Massachusetts. John T. Slocum, 26 from Beattie, married Mia Josephine Munson, 26, Beattie. Betellas J. Kellogg, 21 from Maltby, wed Lone Larson, 18, of Bothell.

Johannes Gustane Ferdinand Poland Chehalis Martha B. Knapp Beatie Louis M. Golar Seattle Emma Rivers Lowell Mass John T. Slocum Beattie Mia Josephine Munson Betellas J. Kellogg Maltby Lone

All hail the Microbe

Odd verse urging domestic hygiene with comic rhyme about sterilizing water disinfecting food and boiling tea. It warns of dangerous microbes and advocates vaccination and careful cooking with playful mischief.

Brainerd Argues Ship Subsidy to Help Seattle Trade

Erastus L. Brainerd of Seattle testified before the House Committee in support of the ship subsidy bill. He said the measure is needed so American lines can win the Oriental trade from Seattle, which is presently dominated by a Japanese line.

The Star Washington, D. C Erastus L. Brainerd Seattle House Committee

Paving on First Hill Awarded To Alcatrag Aepair

The Board of Public Works awarded the First Hill asphalt paving contract from Boren to Boylston and Madison to University to Alcatrag Aephair Paving Co for 66 870.25 dollars. The project continues earlier paving and follows council action to beautify the district. Other contracts include J J Olston grading sixteenth avenue north 1845 dollars Glerrat Goetz water main on Fourteenth avenue 6150 dollars and James Markey water main on Harvard avenue north 8064 dollars.

Board of Public Works Boren Avenue Boylston Madison University Alcatrag Aephair Paving Co J. J. Olston Sixteenth Avenue Glerrat & Goetz Fourteenth Avenue James Markey Harvard Avenue North

Democrats Convene in Portland for State Convention

The Democratic state convention met in Portland with KH. KR. Skipworth of Lane elected chairman and Charles E. Galloway of Yamhill as secretary. Expectation centers on nominating George Chamberlain for governor. Delegates split over the Philippines program. silver is likely to be ignored.

Portland, Or KR. Skipworth Lane County Charles E. Galloway Yamhill County George Chamberlain Portland Philippines

Bandits Rob Train of Whisky Near Clarksburg

In Clarksburg West Virginia on April 16 a farmer Harbert and G M Wicks selling land for Biltmore Heights were held up by three men. Wicks was badly beaten and the trio drank a two ton jug of whiskey on the spot before fleeing.

Clarksburg W. Va Ampeon Harbert G. M. Wicks Biltmore Heights Harvey F. Smith Wicks

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