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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1909

Page

8

Court hears testimony in Wilson property dispute case

Witnesses recount alleged schemes to influence the court in the Hallard property dispute. Details cover payments to officials, attempts to fix hearings, and claimed advance Supreme Court decisions cited by Jordan and others. The proceedings focus on who authorized actions and the potential division of property.

Wilson Mollie Wilson Atle Jay Allen Palmer Gee Ramey Albertson Jordan Root Jordon Mrs. Brown Crow Morrow Judge Bell Olymypia Seattle Halsey Olympia Hell Olymp Irman Halsey Nordren Dr. Jordon Bell Hallard Supreme Court Mra. Wilson Willing Brocie Witnewses Wilson Per Sarah L. Brown Persis Weeston W. M. Russell Alden J. Blethen Hee Court Rumsett Beattie Gam Pilea

Thanks Heaven He A Single Man In Newport

Alexander Cochrane the United States richest bachelor exclaimed Thank Heaven I am single at a Newport tie club. The 35 year old Yale graduate reportedly worth 40 million dollars maintains four establishments despite being unmarried. A separate dispatch reports a fast passenger train wreck near Bur, with relief trains en route and injuries not yet detailed.

Newport Boelety Alexander Cochrane United States Cochrane Yale Cochrane Koopa

Man overcome by gas pulled from well at Crescent Lumber

In Bellingham on August 9 a worker was found unconscious at the bottom of a well at Crescent Lumber and hauled out at 11 30 am in dying condition. Dames Wallace a partner at Baumann's also suffered gas exposure while attempting rescue.

Bellingham Crescent Lumber Willian Dames Wallace Baumann Wallace

Park Superintendents Convene Eleventh Annual Meeting in Harrisburg

In the Senate Chamber of the Commerce the American Association of Park Superintendents opened its eleventh annual convention at 10 o clock. The morning session focused on business. Next year the convention will be held in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.

Senate Chamber of Commerce American Association of Park Superintendents Harrisburg

Bank Clearings Report for Seattle Tacoma and Portland

Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland report clearings and balances for today. Seattle shows 1,550,131.28 with balance 165,778.87. Tacoma shows 999,601.00 and balance 46,292.00. Portland shows 1,569,232.00 and balance 11,586.00.

Seattle Tacoma Portland

Los Angeles Expo Excursion Visitors Enjoy Day at Fair

Four hundred visitors travel from the south to the Los Angeles exposition grounds for a day of sightseeing. They toured the California and Hawaiian buildings and were welcomed by President Chilberg. The excursion will return at leisure, with many planning Alaska trips before returning home.

Los Angeles Calfornia Chilberg Boetoe

Struve plan for city hall site rent and costs debated

A detailed discussion critiques the Struve lease for city offices, outlining rental values, annual expenses, and interest projections. It argues the proposed terms would yield high costs and taxes, contrasting estimates by Struve and Acworth and suggesting a different funding approach.

Btravy Atruve Puget Hound National Bank Furth Purth Plain Mathematica Cine Old City Hall

Vaudeville Shows and Opera Notes at Local Theaters

Amusements column notes multiple venues including Orpheum Grand Pantages and Star for new vaudeville acts tonight plus Seattle and Los Angeles events. The San Francisco Opera cast drew crowds with Estonian soprano and a strong orchestra, while Grand's program faced mixed reactions from patrons amid uneven performances and standout numbers like Olden and What a Bit of Experience Make. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce members attended Angoloa day celebrations at the fair.

San Francisco Cony Alwa Setiy Ptock Fartman Yankee Vrrit Hartman New York Los Angeles

Dream Testimony Ties Navy Inquiry to Loss of Jimmie Sutton

Mrs. Button of Annapolis testified at the Navy inquiry that her dead son Lieut. James N. Sutton appeared in a dream and claimed he was killed, not suicided, naming Adams as the killer. She said fear and visions followed, linking to questions about her son’s fate and alleged abuse of the accused.

B. B Halsey Morrow Annapolis Button James N. Sutton Navy Jimmie Mr. Sutton Adama Adams Crie Sutton Birney Lieut

Man Survives Serious Neck Injury After Street Accident

Theodore Oleson, 38, of 2204 Goth Street W, was found unconscious with a broken neck near Sixth Avenue and Connecticut Street last night. Patrolmen Landon and Holm picked him up from the curb, and he remained alive at City Hospital despite his severe injuries.

Theodore mi Oleson Goth St. W Connecticut Landon and Holm Star Today

Water question to be thoroughly discussed by chamber

The Beatle Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow after two weeks to thresh out the city water supply and sprinkling issues. A special committee appointed by President Lawman to explore establishing a Pine Arte museum will also convene.

Beatle Chamber of Commerce Younga Light and Water Lawman Museum of Pine Arte

Ballinger Defended as Reclamation Debate Unfolds

The article notes R Ineinger opening with gavel duties and Gov Hay of Washington giving welcome remarks. President Taft’s message is read and responses to welcomes fill the morning. Newell defends his Reclamation Service amid criticism from Ballinger, drawing applause from supporters.

Ing R. Ineinger Board of Control Ineinger M. KE. Hay Washington Congress George K. Darstow Texas Seventeenth National Congress Taft Barstow Executive Committee Gee. C. Pardee Committee On Friends of Reclamation and Forest Conversation Pardee Water Power Trust Newell Geo. Turner Spokane FH. Newell United States Reclamation Service Ballinger Mary

Two Young Jumbos in Juvenile Court Exhibit Case

In Roundup Montana two boys aged 11 and 14 from Roundup are kept by juvenile court after arriving in Seattle with a showman who offered pay. The boys were exhibited near the fair grounds until the judge considers allowing a second showman to raise funds to send them home. The piece ends noting Portland’s departure for Valdez with a 94 passenger list including hunters bound for Kenai.

Andy John Helland John Roundup Mont Seattle Awode Montana Portland Valdez Valdes Asuka Moone Kenai

Divorce suit and alimony request amid street chase

Lena Hayes of Granby sues Edward Hayes for divorce and 7600 alimony claiming she was chased through town nude, photographed on a fence, and stones were thrown at the image. She accuses him of breaking a trunk, chopping clothing, and firing toward a church pastor over a church-related dispute. The 43rd Grand Army encampment opened in Salt Lake City with former Governor Van Sant as a leading candidate for commander in chief.

Edward ©. Hayes Lena Hayes Granby Hillee Hayes Mubeplece Congregational Church Pene Prem Salt Ikke Grand Army of the Republic Van_ Sant Minnesota

Postponement of Judge Yakey Probe Delayed Charges

The state legislature committee probing Soldiers' Home will meet to prepare its report and postpone action on charges against Judge Yakey. J C Hubbell and W Master from Kenmore, and Rep Howard Taylor from Eagle Gorge are expected. Senator Pliny L. Allen chairs the panel.

Yakey J. C. Hubbell W. Master Kenmore Howard Taylor Eagle Gorge Fishack Pliny L. Allen

Packed Iroquois Ocean Trip Shows Strong Weekend Demand

The steamer Iroquois carried near 600 passengers on a trip to Whatcom and over 206 to Olympia, reflecting strong summer patronage. Excursions fill Colman dock crowds, becoming a city sight as duties shift under the new tariff law. The treasury department ruled that Washington Hides imported under the Dingley law may be removed without duty, and Philippine cigars and similar items are admitted free.

Ocean Bellingham Whatcom Olympia Colman Dock Treasury Department

Montana Acres Designated Under Expanded Homestead Act

Acting Secretary of the Interior Wilson designated 1,658,640 acres in Montana under the enlarged Homestead Act. This brings Montana's total under the act to 25,466,200 acres. The Buckman arrived yesterday with a heavy cargo, is unloading at Mer 2, and plans to sail south again Thursday.

Washington Interior Wilson Montana Buckman Mer 2

Bremerton Heights Promises Big Returns Near Navy Yard

Real estate ad touts large tracts and lots from 50 dollars, with monthly terms 1 and 2 dollars. It links Bremerton Heights growth to the Bremerton Navy Yard and Uncle Sam's investments, offering free trips to inspect and promising large profits within a year. A palatial steamer H. F. Kennedy transports buyers from Colman dock ten daily trips.

Bremerton Heights Bremerton Navy Yard Sam Navy Yard H. Ft. Kennedy Colman Dock

A Y P E Program Highlights City Events

Tuesday schedule shows educational tours for children 10 to 12, a Vancouver booth at the Agricultural Building, and a National Protective Legion program in Pine Arts Hall. Other events include stereopticon views, a park superintendents meeting, and concerts by Wagner’s Ace P. Band and Liberti’s Hand at various venues.

Bchool Wagner Mand Cancadea Vancouver Clark County Agricultural National Protective Legion Program Pine Arts J. W. Bowers Addreti G. van Goethen Mawallan Hall of Good Ruade Huilding The National Protective Lagion Pine Arte Lberati United States Life Saving Crew Nome Ersten Jaberati American Association of Park Superintendenty

Queen of the pageant faces stinging costume hurdle

A playful, kaleidoscopic tale of rival contestants in a local queen contest. The piece notes Diapan and Mrs. Batdng among hopefuls, cast amid political and social pressures, with emphasis on costumes and footwear as a gatekeeper to running. Include mentions of Lake Washington, Ole Hanson, and the bustling crowd.

Lanocessionaires Little Columbia Cairo Mra Lake Washington Ole Hanson Diapan Batdng St" Columbia la Belle Baya

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