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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
4
South Bend editor and newspaper man Hazelton Poindexter ally denounces state machine tactics at a convention. He vows to vote for Poindexter and depart uncoerced, asserting political independence despite pressures from factions within the convention.
A husband accused of horse stealing is jailed in Mont Ave area, and his wife takes over the stage line to run the service until his release. The route traverses the northern county and crosses the Rocky Mountains over a 60 mile stretch.
A Washington Develop meeting in Hoquiam was joined by a Representative. Mayor Gill signed an ordinance ordering an investigation of the two local telephone companies for the benefit of the state railroad commission. The investigation will be conducted by Frank B. Hall of Wheeling West Virginia and C. H. Judson of Seattle.
A dispatch recalls the Maine senior senator regarded as a patrician in the Senate. An elevator operator at the Capitol recounts a chilly exchange after which the two never spoke, noting the senator’s long 29 year tenure and reputation for conservatism and dignity, contrasted with his distant view of common voters.
The Commercial Club reports 3000 members after a year of 120 percent gains. July added 32 members with 49 applications pending. Misie Alice Kauser from New York arrives in Seattle to witness the premiere of Shitting Sands by Margaret Anglin tonight. The Corwin freighter face declines as gasoline steamer competition grows unprofitable. United Commercial Travelers set picnic for Wildwood Park with boat departures from Lescht at 9 and 16:36. Victoria and return fare offered at 2.00 with sailings to Pier A and back by 9:30 pm. Four hours in Victoria. C P Ry 609 First Avenue.
Charles Dahms met Lena Jones, a colored nurse, in Woodland Park while she cared for a Japanese family's baby. He alleged she took $280 and a $90 diamond ring when returning home. The nurse was arrested and jailed awaiting trial.
Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Nagel were initiated into the Arctic Brotherhood at Skagway Alaska last night. President Taft was made an honorary past grand master of the A B at Seattle last year.
Advocates for the Stoneav bridge over Lake Union schedule a single evening gathering in Woodland Park under the auspices of the Wallingford Hill Improvement Club, the Green Lake Business Men's Association, and the Green Lake Improvement Club.
The city will hear the Wagner Second Regiment band perform tonight with an especially interesting program arranged for the occasion.
A salvage crew is at work reporting the Albion sunk Tuesday night after a collision with the Chippews. The ship's cargo was removed yesterday.
Teeth tell the story and well kept mouths reflect a healthy body and mind. The Regal Dental Offices promote Our Method teeth without plates offering natural looking, pain free installs that feel firm as a rock. They invite an in person examination at 1405 3rd Ave NW Corner Union.
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