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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
5
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The obituary recalls Mark Twain born November 30, 1835 in Hannibal Missouri. It chronicles his varied career from river pilot to famed author, his marriages to Olivia Langdon, his children, legal troubles, and final years in Connecticut.
Capt. Fred Johnson of the tug Bedelia was traveling with four Norwegian men when they ended up in a lodging house room run by a Japanese man. One of the friends struck him with gas pipe and stole about 45. Police could not help him.
In Kansas City on April 22 United Press reports the state will demonstrate strychnine poisoning on a live frog to jurors in the Hyde murder case. Toxicologists employ a six-dog “polean squad” to study effects with small doses of strychnine to probe the defendant's guilt or innocence.
In Kangas City Missouri on April 22 prosecutor Conkling said enough links exist between the missing notes from the grand jury probe and Dr Hyde's attorneys to warrant a renewed grand jury inquiry. Miss Peart Kellar, Colonel Swope's nurse, testified with decisive prosecution support though subjected to sharp cross examination. Ott the undertaker corroborated defense details about the bloodletting and equipment used in Hunton's death, noting water and vessels involved in the procedure.
Albert Wolter stands trial for Ruth Wheeler’s murder in New York. He denies the crime, admits living with Katehen Mueller without marriage, and says he found Ruth Wheeler’s name in a notebook while planning a German and shorthand school with Fred Anchor. Prosecution notes include a wife murder in the notebook as writing practice.
Mrs Minnie Schelps a San Pedro widow fights a love tragedy that drove her and her 11 year old daughter Margaret to a frontline effort on a farm near Chicago. After two years of hardship she shielded her child from relatives and pursued shelter and money to care for them. The pair faced arrest in San Francisco and Los Angeles over a custody dispute but won by proving Schelps capable of raising Margaret. They later moved toward Denver to stabilize their life on a rural farm.
Vassar College files suit in kangbas city court to stop Loose-Wilee Candy from using the word Vassar on a tie chocolate brand. Trustees object to a box image resembling a college girl and the substitute branding Vascar Chocolates with Always Fresh under the figure.
Chicago report states the Supreme Court ordered Dr. L C H Zeigler to be paid 100000 from the late Mrs J H McVickers estate for medical services tied to a contract dated July 19 1888. McVicker died in California August 14 2004. heirs challenged the contract claiming undue influence and lack of consideration. Court proceedings referenced extended litigation and closing arguments.
Workers fear mass layoffs as Ballard mills consider cutting wages to 2 dollars and 91 cents. Green calls the move a war measure and says current pay cannot be sustained, while Bolcom mills avoid the dispute by acting as brokers and manufacturers cutting middlemen profits.
James Conley, a teamster, was arrested today while selling a bag of beans to the Gem Waffle House. The incident uncovered a weeklong scheme at Schwa bacher Grocery, with over $400 in goods including cigars canned goods sugar and beans stolen and sold to a nearby restaurant. Conley’s employer was the Schwa tbacher firm. Geological note: Moscow Russia. A diamond payment stolen from the Virgin in the Aspeh ed cathedral and precious stones plundered from picture frames. Total loot estimated at $500000. The line ends with a literary aside attributed to Cibber.
The article recounts that E G must pay faces threats to use force if taxes are not paid promptly. Three traction companies have a history of tax dodging and seek court action to push the county into concessions. The county attorney is pressed to consider lowering assessed taxes, amid ongoing tax disputes.
The Star urges readers to check the classified column for a random city directory prize. Names listed in the ad may win two free Majestic Theatre tickets to the vaudeville show. Read the classifieds and join the habit of going to the Majestic.
Dispatch from Pekin reports rioting renewed at Chang Sha with the destruction of the Methodist mission and governor’s yamen. Refugees from Hankow say foreigners’ property is ruined, many Chinese converts killed, and dozens of students burned. British consul fled. gunboats dispatched to relieve the area.
The council committee on finance began steps to establish a long narrow park along Lake Washington. The proposed park would run from Pine Street above Madrona Park to Yesler Way at the lake shore.
The report notes Mrs Harry Osborn of Enumclaw claiming a $20 bounty for a cougar near her town. It also mentions multiple regional items including a widow burned in Spokane, a Colfax family with repeat medical issues, an almanac sale in Boston, and several Civil War and crime notes across Indiana Virginia and New York.
Payette Idaho April 22 guest of night watchman William Jackson died in a blaze that destroyed a city hall jail building. Origin of the fire unknown. Jackson, denied lodging at hotels, had asked Night Watchman Feldcher to share the empty jail. Fire alarm sounded around 4 am and the department found Jackson wrapped in a blanket in bed after flames had raged through the structure.
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