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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
9
The chorus girls laud Rowe Murray who stars next week in The Gin of a Man. They boast of a secret archival scheme to store records in the secretary’s piano guarded by a German watchmaker’s trick, known only to the executive committee.
In Omaha on April 24, a detective recalled a woman who once begged him to find her stolen children. The long search ended when Roy Davis, now grown, was found with his father in San Antonio. The detective alerted Mrs Aresnahan, and Roy learned his mother had never given up. He whispered, Mother, and learned his sister had died long ago.
Prince Tokugawa of Japan arrived on the Awa Maru and was hosted at Consul Miyabashl’s home for lunch. He spent the afternoon touring Seattle and ended with a dinner at the Rainier club hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and Japanese association before departing Friday for the Anglo Japanese exhibition in London. A private car was provided by J. J. Dt.
Frank Hanson and Frank H. Smith from Atlas Franklin were arrested on suspicion of robbing the China Japan fast mall near Reneda two weeks earlier. Sheriff J J McDonald moved them to Solano county jail in Fairfield that night and would not disclose charging plans.
Mayor Gill issues a veto message to the city council on the bakery regulation ordinance. He supports medical examinations for bakery workers but opposes parts he calls drastic that could halt new bakery and confectionery businesses. He calls for a revised ordinance ensuring sanitation and medical checks without driving small bakeries out of business.
A large rat was captured near Dr Crichton health commissioner office after months of a public health battle against the pests. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about urban rat control and safety around the city health department.
From St Petersburg observers warn of mounting abroad claims that Russia approaches madness. A commission weighs appointing a commission to study the country's character while Tarnowska trial details suggest an extreme, sensational frame of Russian society with a mix of eccentricity and crime.
A garbled item imagines a future Fourth of July in Germany echoing the United States and references a peculiar figure described as a prince who may become an emperor. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear facts or events.
The portrait describes William Frederick, eldest son of the crown prince of Germany, born July 4 1906, who enjoys hard work like bricklaying despite royal lineage and imagines a future emperor's life. He has a younger brother Louis Ferdinand born fall 1907.
Residents of Jakes Valley near Ely report earth crevices opening and swallowing cattle as several six to eight foot wide fissures fill with water. The event follows efforts to move livestock to higher ground amid ongoing local concerns.
General Nelson A Miles was thrown from a horse in Potomac Park Washington on April 8 He suffered a broken rib a minor scalp wound bruising to shoulder and side He was unconscious when found by a police officer but quickly regained consciousness and declined hospital treatment
Amith and associates own Grand Ridge and other mines with thousands of tons of Henite slack burning on dumps. The proposed steam heating franchise would cover most of Beattie’s large district including hotels and apartments. The speaker argues for compensation to the city, seeking at least 2 percent of gross receipts. Bullock and a committee study the proposal with insurance maps and district radiation figures to aid decision. Seattle steam rates are cited as 16 percent higher than Eastern cities of similar size.
The exhibition at the public library progresses now and will close on Saturday. Bayoy Cafe will stay open for after theatre parties until 1 a.m.
Witnesses testified Mrs St Arnold threw a fat iron a lamp a box of ragore and a frying pan at her husband Norman St Arnold a brakeman living at 4719 36th Ave NW Justice Brown dismissed the wife beating charge. The judge urged slower music for digestion.
A rough OCR jumble lists multiple help wanted notices for various trades and roles. Mentions include office work, stenography, typewriting, barber training, sales, hustlers, and room/office positions. Several entries reference pay, advancement, and locations in a dated newspaper context.
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