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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1911

Page

6

Quito on the Equator Surrounded by Snowy Peaks

The article presents Quito Ecuador perched 9 200 feet above sea level with high volcanoes like Cotopaxi and Chimborazo. It notes its cool climate, rugged steep streets, mule transport, and its history as an ancient city before Spanish conquest. It also mentions a future journey to Panama before heading home.

Quito Ecuvador Equator Ecuador Tropics Chimborazo Cotopaxi Antisana Cayambe

Six Prisoners Break Jail in Lewis County

Six inmates escaped from the Lewis county jail just before midnight led by Frank Parmenter jailed for forgery. They used a stolen bar and a general taken from the wall to smash tail locks and created a hole to break out.

Eyres fire injures firefighters with recoveries ahead

Firemen injured in the Eyres fire last Monday night are rapidly recovering. Captain Martin Bresnahan and Pipeman Fred Bayne face several weeks in bed, while others expect full recovery in 19 days. Loss estimated at 85,000 across Eyres Transfer Co and surrounding properties. County clerk Sickels prepares the annual lawyers directory and asks attorneys to submit names.

Eyres Martin Bresnahan Fred Bayne Eyres Transfer Co Caine & Grimshaw Lowman & Hanford C. M. Shaw

Market Prices for Fresh Meats and Grades

The Markets column lists average prices for fresh meats by grade. Prices shown are for first grade only and reflect freshness and general quality standards used by local retailers.

Rai

London Police Graft Probe Faces Strong In Food Criticism

In Dallas on April 26 a report claims Booker T. Washington leads a northern funded plan to buy the International and Great Northern railway to run a negro controlled line with negro labor and white passengers. A temperance insurance firm plans to insure Inebriates at half the rate of sober patrons with a pledge to abstain from liquor.

London Syme Pole Department Dallas Tex Booker T. Washington North International & Great Northern Railroad

Theatres Showcase Nightly Programs Across City Venues

Moore Marie Dressler in Tiles Nightmare at Grand Theatre. Seattie-Landers Stevens company performs Lion and the Mouse. Lois presents Why Smith Left Home. Star features Two Thieves. Alhambra screens The Absent Boy. Orpheum Majestic Pantages run New Vaudeville programs.

Moore Marie Dressler Seattie — Landers Stevens Company Lois Smith Star Alhambra Orpheum Majestic Pantages

Poor They Love Rich They Fight Milwaukee Marriage Struggles

In Milwaukee on April 24, Thomas Berninger age 72 and Celestine 65 appeared in divorce court after 42 years of marriage marked by poverty and rising conflicts. Thomas accused cruelty while Celestine denied that claim blaming his drinking. the judge reserved decision.

Milwaukee Thomas Berninger Thomas Celestine

Cudahy and Miss Brewer Quietly Wed in San Mateo

Edward Cudahy son of the late Michael Cudahy and Leonora Brewer were quietly married shortly before noon yesterday at St Matthews Catholic Church San Mateo Archbishop Riordan officiating.

San Francisco Edward Cudahy Michael Cudahy Chicago Packer Leonora Brewer San Mateo St. Matthews Catholic Church Archbishop Riordan

Cottages Ready for TB Patients In Town

Eight cottages erected by the Anti Tuberculosis league on land donated by H C Henry will be ready for patients before week’s end. Mrs E Robinson and Miss Gertrude Strowbridge will have charge. The cottages will house 100 patients.

Anti Tuberculosis League H. C. Henry E. Robinson Gertrude Strowbridge

New Women’s Free Employment Office Opens in Liberty Building

The City Employment Office for Women will locate in the Liberty building opposite the post office. Positioned in the district with private employment agencies, it is expected to reduce their profits drawn from the limited earnings of working women seeking jobs.

Women's Free Employment Office Liberty Building Post Office

Traveling con man fleeces travelers on Kansas City to Omaha run

A smooth confidence man posing as a rich goat rancher offered lucrative positions to traveling salesmen on trains between Kansas City and Omaha. He then negotiated loans pending receipt of alleged telegraphic money orders, fleecing multiple victims.

Omaha Kansas City

Cook Carrying Opium Detained Aboard Steamer

Second cook Wa Sing of the steamer Iroquois was arrested by Customs Inspector Bailey for possessing opium. His hearing was scheduled for 10 o'clock today.

Cook Wa Sing Iroquois Bailey

Film listings and new features at Alaska-Odeon theatres 1911

The page advertises multiple films at Alaska and Odeon venues including Cord of Life Western drama How the Office Boy the Gore and The Cowboys on t Son irquit Demonstrations showings run for three days with many comedies and dramas such as The Phony Prince Zululand and At the Sword's Point Also listed are Salome portrayals in Herodias and various travel and newsreel items World’s Events of the Day Taken in Europe is noted among offerings.

Alaska Seattle the Gore Twin Towers France Mies Ventura Odeon Theatre Paris Salome Diadem New Butler Rickshaw Detective Slim Jim Jack Wilson Ideal Spriggine Odeon Lubin Zululand Riley Sword’s Point Freddie Washington Europe Ecente Com

Young Hawaiian in detention over cholera carrier claim

Honolulu reports a physically perfect Hula, a young Hawaiian, kept in close confinement as doctors say his body harbors millions of cholera bacteria. Federal authorities will hold him indefinitely until there is no danger of spread.

United Free Honolulu Mary New York Hula Hulu

City council pressures Calhoun on Rainier car line progress

Rainier valley residents applaud as the city utilities committee urges Corporation Counsel Calhoun to push the municipal street car line. An injunction blocks Rainier boulevard grading while a separate right of way question near the old city limit awaits action.

Rainier Valley City Utilities Committee Council Calhoun Crawford Rainier Boulevard Rainier Beach Danworth Old City Limited Griff Fithe Erickson X. Hall

No Waiters Needed Here

A Seattle business agent of the Waiters union argues that stories claiming a shortage of competent waiters are false. He says wages cited are exaggerations and that skilled restaurant help can be found by applying to the Cooks' or Waiters' union.

Seattle Cooks’ Or Waitern Union

Unionists seek stay on Los Angeles picketing case denied

In San Francisco on April 26 the state supreme court denied a petition from union men of Los Angeles to stay proceedings on picketing charges. They argued no city ordinance barred picketing at the time of arrest.

San Francisco Los Angeles State Supreme Court

Plague Death Toll Surges in India Central Provinces

Official figures show bubonic plague deaths in India's central provinces reached 96,484 in March, with February fatalities at 42,509. The data reflects escalating mortality during the outbreak.

London India

Perjury Charged Elopers Can't Divorce

Bristol Tenn April 26 Reverend Alfred H Burroughs known as the marrying parson says he married over 5000 runaway couples in ten years and traces only five divorces claiming his work produced no parental consent for many unions and alleging perjury in some cases.

Elopers Bristol Tenn Alfred H. Burroughs Tennessee

Mother Seeks ten Thousand in Son's Death Case

Mrs Hertha Draft sues Seattle Lighting Co contractor G A Persson and hotel owner N W Brightman for 10375 damages over her son's December 24 death by asphyxiation in a Pacific hotel room. Alleged three fourths inch pipe cut by contractor, gas company not repaired after notification.

Charles Drafs Pacific Hertha Draft Seattle Lighting Co G A. Persson N. W Brightman

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