Roosevelt speech on republic values praised by audience
The former president Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the University of Bonn, addressing individual citizen duties in a republic and warning against cynicism among scholars. He praised the audience for their attention as he defended liberty and the upper hand of human rights when conflicts with property arise.
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Patchwork Angles and Murky Notices From a Stormy Day
Disjointed local items report a city death linked to accidental poisoning, a 260 pound theft incident, and misnumbered census aims. A political meeting at Mission Street builds support while residents await state consolidation talk. A child’s tragedy echoes as a court case and streetcar debate mix with weather damage and Croquet club talk.
Love in a Private Car Honeymoon Flight
J. Hornburgh a Northern Pacific official and his bride took a flying honeymoon to Seattle yesterday in their private car attached to the Oregon and Washington train arriving at 7 16 p m and leaving an hour later for California.
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Colorado cow for the Tafts offered by Colorado Republicans
United Press reports Colorado Republicans offered to purchase for President Taft the state’s famed bovine “Colorado Bonay.” The item was billed as a political gift amid April activity in Denver. A separate note mentions St. Louis society belles being entertained with a man hunt, though bloodhounds pursued the man, preserving his life and reputation.
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Harbor Master orders raft town residents off East Waterway
The Harbor Master demands that residents living in floating shacks on the East Waterway, including claimed harbor pirates and petty criminals, vacate within 48 hours. Local merchants complain of depredations by the waterway dwellers amid derelict and uncouth conditions.
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Whole Johnson family of crooks nabbed in Spokane
Seattle police arrest nine criminals in Spokane including A B Johnson father Mrs Johnson mother Eddie Claude Emmeline and Alice Johnson and others Alfred Melrose Thomas Moore Sid Waters. They are linked to robberies including the Dan Lyppes store hold up and theft of 435. Dewey sentenced in Walla Walla. Detectives plan transfer for trial.
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Pierce County backs Poindexter in senate bid
At a Pierce County Progressive club meeting in Tacoma on April 23, 10,000 voters were said to back Conan Poindexter for the U S Senate. The group predicted county support and dismissed McCormick boosters. Officers named included Jesse H. Reed president, J A Sorley vice president, W G Heinly secretary, and Lorenzo Dow executive chair.
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J. A. Sorley
Norwegian-American League
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Young Men’s Republican Club
Lorenzo Dow
Roosevelt Buys Glasses And Books In Paris Encounter
Colonel Roosevelt in Paris discarded nose glasses to acquire a new pair from a Paris jeweler. He purchased rare old books and dined at the Sorbonne with French Ambassador Junse rand and U.S. Ambassador Bacon. A public reception invites 1500 guests.
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Weston Falls Ill On Last Lap Of Ocean Drive
Edward Payson Weston, on the final leg of his Pacific to Atlantic walk, fell ill at Chittenango and is bedridden though he says the illness is not serious and he expects to finish the trek. In Seattle, three marriage licenses were issued, four sex offenses complaints filed, and two divorces granted.
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N.Y
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Seattle
Seven Years a Robber
Harry Crawford, a Spokane man speaking to the press, claims seven years of robbery since age 14 with no capture. He says the loot from each trick rarely exceeds $60 and denunciates fences who guard and dispose of stolen goods but profit far less than the value.
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United Press
Spokane
Harry Crawford
Lanny Dies After Prize Fight With Joe O'Brien
Boston boxer Mas Landy died this morning after a prize bout with Joe O'Brien at the Union Athletic club last night. The match ended in a draw and an investigation into Landy’s death was opened today.
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Joe O'Brien
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Cambridge
Chinese divorce case fronts court in Seattle
Bei Ho known as Hong Yit So sues Lee Quong for divorce on desertion and non support. They married in Lewiston Idaho in 1907 and lived together a year before moving to Seattle. He disappeared and has not been heard of since.
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Hong Yit So
Lee Quong
Lewiston
Idaho
Seattle
Automobile Crash Injures Driver at Madison and 17th
An auto owned by T. W. Yaney of 1627 15th Ave collided with an express wagon at 17th and Madison at 9 20 this morning. Paul Santo the express wagon driver of 316 20th Ave N was hurled to the ground and badly shaken but not seriously injured.
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Coldest April for St Louis in Years
In St Louis on April 24 the thermometer at % o clock marked 28.4 degrees with driving snow. Forecasters expect continued cold weather and fear heavy fruit damage from the late cold snap.
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Northwestern League Opens With Dugdale Park Debut
Opening day at Dugdale Park signals the 1910 Northwestern league season with Mayor Hi Gill pitching and Seattle hosting Tacoma in a three day series. An auto parade precedes the game as Seattle and Tacoma begin a split series format with Portland and Spokane watching.
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City to settle rights of way with Seattle Electric
The city council may back a resolution allowing Corporation Counsel Calhoun to enter a stipulation with Seattle Electric Co. to preserve streetcar tracks across two blocks of property the city plans to condemn. A jury will set land value and compensation as part of Government Way actions.
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Wood becomes head of U.S. Army after Bell retirement
Maj. Gen. Wood is named head of the United States army succeeding Brig. Gen. J. Franklin Bell, who retired. Wood will assume duties on his return from Nee Ayres in June, after a rapid rise from assistant surgeon to chief of staff.
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Thisia Wood
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Lyons Drive Too Fast Says Jury in Watters Case
After four hours the coroner's jury ruled Dorothy Watters was killed by a motor vehicle driven by William Lyons at an unlawful speed. Lyons, 19, said to have little driving experience, admitted the machine was coasting. The auto skid 40 feet after brakes were applied and 12 feet to strike the child. No further action ordered.
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Dorothy Watters
William Lyons
Will Lyons
Selfishness as a stubborn blind force in Dallas News
A brief Dallas News opinion condemns selfishness as mean and blind, arguing it harms communities and civic life while urging readers to consider collective responsibility.
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Dallas News
Second Hyde Witness Near Death in Hyde Murder Trial
Kansas City April 22 Mrs B C Hyde says God rebukes convicting an innocent man amid near death witness in Dr Hyde murder trial The prosecu tion hinges on coincidence as Dr G T Twyman the Swope family physician dies before testifying undertaker Ott and nurse Pearl Kellar recount blood letting details tied to Colonel Hunton.
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R. D. Mitchell
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G. T. Twyman
Moss Hunton
Roommates Shooting Leaves Man Dead in City
Garo Wukich died at 2 05 PM at City hospital after being shot twice by Tom Orlandish in a Greek lodging house at 204 Ninth Ave. Orlandish fled then was arrested. The dispute over money led to the fatal attack and Wukich never regained consciousness.
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Bouillon Named Edmonton Utilities General Manager
Alfred W. Bouillon, formerly Beattie public utilities superintendent, returns from Edmonton Alberta with a signed acceptance for the Edmonton utilities general manager post at 10000 dollars annually. He starts May 16 and will supervise streetcar, power, and lighting systems as part of a three member city commission. Edmonton officials praise his credentials and vow savings will offset the salary.
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