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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
3
Free or This Right Trator It to E Will Stress
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OSGAR and ADOLF Attempt to Chloroform Everett True
Poem fragment describes OSGAR and ADOLF plotting harm to Everett True. Puns and grim imagery imply a grave outcome. The piece uses eccentric cadence and ominous diction to heighten tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgar
Adolf
Everett True
Mexico Responds to Taft With Sharp Warning
In Mexico City on April 20 officials report Minister De la Barra and others deny U S interference while claiming Washington has been told to stop filibustering. The reaction says Diaz asserts American troops crossed the border and aided rebels. Mexico disclaims responsibility for the Agua Prieta incident citing injures as due to American temerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Forts de la Barra
Washington
United States
Mexico
Taft
Diaz
Agua Prieta
Jury finds 73 year old man guilty of larceny
A jury in Judge Gay's court convicts John Brown, 73, after a 10 minute trial for picking A F Haynes’s pocket of 14 dollars. Brown allegedly admitted to paying 15 dollars to avoid trouble and claimed he boarded a train with Roosevelt in San Antonio. Police link him to following Roosevelt around the country. Sam Loyd, famed puzzle maker, dies in New York at 70. his puzzles like The Don key Problem and Pigs in Clover earned him fortunes and a business run by his son continues Loyd’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
John
A. F. Haynes
University
Brown
Haynes
Roosevelt
San Antonio
Tex
Sam Loyd
New York
Globe
Spider
Loyd
Wall St
Riots Break Out as Furniture Strike Spreads in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on April 20 strikers paraded the streets and beat Patrolman Minogue when officers attempted to disperse them. Two thousand trimmers and iron workers stayed home as furniture manufacturers announce plans to import workers, signaling potential further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cested
Grand Rapids
Mich
Minogue
White Man in Black Divorce Case Shocks Nevada Court
GOLDFIELD Nevada April 20 a white man as co respondent in a divorce suit in Judge Somers court today. Walter Green testified that Mrs Me had hugged and kissed a white man in the front yard. Mrs Green supported her husband. OLYMPIA April 20 state lewin called out outstanding series expo warrants totaling 53000 with rest in cash. SPRINGFIELD I1 The bill amending the ten hour law to cover laundries hotels restaurants express companies and amusements passed the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield
Nevada
McArthur
Somers
Walter Green
Olympia
Lewin
Springfield
Scaffolding Collapse Injures Three In Seattle Hotel Paint Job
Three men working on the Bradford hotel at Eighth Ave and South Seattle were dropped 30 feet when a scaffold failed. J H Raven escaped with bruises and went home, while W H Coggeshell and George Hogan suffered a sprained ankle and a broken leg respectively and were taken to the city hospital by police ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Coggeshell
Dawson St
George Hogan
J. H. Raven
Orcas St
Bradford Hotel
Eighth Av
Seattle
Raven
Coggeshell
Hogan
City Hospital
First Dividend Issued For Carnegie Trust Bond Sale
Depositors of the defunct Carnegie Trust company received today their first dividend from the state banking department. The payout comes from the sale of $500000 in bonds, providing initial relief to creditors in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Carnegie Trust Company
State Banking Department
Heath Divorce Decree in Fremont Court
Judge Frater granted Ada M. Heath a divorce from policeman Heath who failed to appear. She testified he admitted an affinity and had lived away at the Fremont hotel for a year. The couple, married 22 years, must pay $600 total with $50 monthly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah BE. Heath
Fremont
Frater
Ada M. Heath
Heath
Judge Frater
Jewelers Held Up in Portland Jewelry Store Robbery
Two men robbed the Crown Jewelry store on Portland's main street last night. They took diamonds valued at 1600 dollars and 16 gold watches after threatening proprietor R. A. Cowie and rifling the display window and safe before slipping into the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prees
Portland, Or
R. A. Cowie
Crown Jewelry
Portland
Cowie
Cowle
Would Have Consuls Pass on Emigrants
Col E J Watson South Carolina agriculture commissioner proposes consuls in Europe inspect emigrants before they sail. He cites a past trip where he opened emigration offices and shipped a steamer to Charleston despite mill owners protests, finding a loophole in contract labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, D. C
Col
E. J. Watson
South Carolina
Europe
Col. Watson
Charleston
New England
Election fraud charges in recall drive tied to Guthrie case
Alfred Cohn, once owner of the New York house, was arrested on charges of inducing Frank Guthrie to register falsely during the recall election and released on a $2000 cash bond. Guthrie is among nine men found guilty of false registration. In Victoria on April 20 Marie Dressler sprained her shoulder during Tillie's Nightmare and canceled her engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guthrie
Alfred Cohn
New York House
Guthrie
Victoria
Foster Kelley and Cochrane jailed for contempt in kidnaping case
J Foster Kelley and J W Cochrane were found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to five days in jail for aiding the kidnaping of Ira May Henry's children. Mrs Henry was freed. Judge Mogan lectured Kelley on breaking up a home and desertion. Cochrane's conduct as court officer drew stronger rebuke. A stay was granted until tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Seattle Star
San Francisco
J. Foster Kelley
J. W. Cochrane
Ira May Henry
Henry
Kelley
Cochrane
Mogan
Mrs. Henry
Megan
Hawkins
A. J. Henry
Boyle’s Fire Chief Post Questioned as Political Gift
The piece argues Seattle should not pay a political debt owed by Hi Gill by installing John H. Boyle as fire chief. It recalls Boyle’s long service for Gill and their allies, noting civil service rules were bypassed. It cites 1906 remarks predicting Boyle’s rise and electioneering actions linked to Gill’s campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hi Gill
John H. Boyle
Boyle
Gill
Alpheus Byers
Judge Moore
Johnny Boyle
Taft to address Philadelphia physicians on health department
Philadelphia today greets President Taft with a planned address to doctors. The April 21 speech is expected to cover the proposed national department of public health, an idea urged by physicians in the Quaker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United Press
Philadelphia
Quaker City
National Department of Public Health
Berg Furrier and Taxidermist Ad
Co. C Berg offers tanning and high grade fur rug making and artificial skulls for rug work at 1425 First Ave. Summer prices on ladies furs and alterations featured.
Curtiss Plans July Flight From Mississippi River
Aviator Glen H. Curtiss announced plans for a hydroplane flight next July starting north of St. Louis on the Mississippi River and ending in New Orleans. He recently viewed the river from the Eads bridge during a stop in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Glen H. Curtiss
Mississippi River
Curtiss
New Orleans
Blanche Better Baby Blanche Finds Healing Path Home
The homeless infant Blanche is still awaiting a mother’s arms after illness delayed her care. Once fully well she will be returned to a home, and The Star will announce the new mother’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Blanche
Laborer Attempts Suicide in Ferguson Knife Incident
W Ferguson a laborer at Lester slashed his throat with a razor in the early hours. Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich responded quickly and summoned Dr Shaw from Ravensdale to treat the wounds. Ferguson was jailed at noon and claimed blackmailers in Seattle coerced him into the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ferguson
Lester
Matt Starwich
Dr. Shaw
Ravensdale
Starwich
Ferguson
Seattle
Fingers Will Divorce Joplin Couple in Deaf Defendant Case
Judge Perkins granted a divorce after an interpreter aided the deaf plaintiff Nil son who described the alleged indignities in court. The defendant did not appear, and the decree was issued in the Joplin Missouri case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Perkins
Nilson
Married on Horseback Honeymoon Spans Oregon Town
Fort Klamath April 20. Joseph Hennig president of the Klamath Telephone and Telegraph Co and his bride Mrs Fanny Marsh were married on the main street of the town while astride their horses and are spending their honeymoon rounding up cattle on Heasig's ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Klamath, Or
Joseph Hennig
The
Klamath Telephone and Telegraph Co
Fanny Marsh
Heasig
Fortune for This Motorman in Redondo
Motorman Edward Mc Guire of the Pacific Electric company learned he had inherited seventy dollars from his father's estate. Despite the windfall he reported for his 6 15 a m run, with coal and timber lands in Arkansas Mississippi and Virginia listed among the estate assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pieee
Redondo
Cal
Edward McGuire
Pacific Electric Company
McGuire
Arkansas
Mississippi
Virginia
Kinkead Seeks Divorce After Six Years of Gambing Strife
Mrs. Mary F Kin kead sues for divorce claiming she tried for six years to reform her husband from gambling. The complaint filed this morning cites one child and asserts the marriage has broken down beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Kinkead
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Relief for Piles Patients
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as instantly easing pile pain, swelling, and bleeding. It claims dramatic results, urges free trials by mail from Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan, and warns against untreated cases requiring surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Fide
Marehall, Mich
Loas
Bryan to speak at Religious Forward meeting in Tennessee
W A Bryan will address a large evangelistic meeting during the Religious Forward convention opening today in Jackson Tennessee under the Y M C A of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prees
Jackson, Tenn
Wa. J. Bryan
Religious Forward Movement
Fire destroys Western Oil plant in Rodeo
Fire practically wrecked the Western Oil Company plant in Rodeo California causing about 160000 dollars in damage. Firemen from nearby towns have returned home as the blaze is out today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rodeo
Cal
Western Oil Company
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