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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
1
Woman for Whom Murder Was Done
Relatives of the Hains brothers discredit Marie Salmande’s claim she is the mother of one of T Jenkins Hains's children. They deny the alleged murder accomplice tale and assert the children are offspring of Hains's late wife. General Hains and Major John P Hains publicly repudiate the story as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hains
John P. Hains
Marie Salmande
T. Jenkins Haings
T. Jenking Baton
Star Family Outing Day Coupon Offer
A notice invites readers to join Star Family Outing Day No. 3 on Wednesday August 26. Steamers from Leschi Park to Fortuna Park will run hourly from 9 am with return trips on demand. A five cent coupon from page 3 grants passage for the lake shore picnic excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leschi Park
Fortuna Park
Anderson Steamboat Co
Lake Shore
Robbery Wave Hits Nome Gold Creeks
In Nome Alaska robbers have staged a series of clever sluice box heists. Trusted employees watch as thieves steal thousands of dollars in gold from Bessie Happy New Year Thirteen Dry and Lakeview creeks. Authorities lack leads and arrests remain elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Nome
Alaska
Dry
Lakeview
Murder of German man found in Feather River
Police report a man named Russian Pete murdered, robbed, and dumped in Feather River near Marysville California. Witnesses describe血 SAG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Marysville
Cal
Feather River
Keep Your Eye on Bob Hodge Sheriff Candidate
Robert T. Hodge of Black Diamond runs a frugal campaign for King County sheriff despite lacking funds for halls or mailers. He visits voters and speaks wherever possible, promising honesty and improvement, and asks for support with a low-cost effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Hodge
Robert T. Hodge
Black Diamond
Halls
King County
Hodge
Bob Hodge
Two Candidates Clash After Taft Rally Brawl
James P. Kelly, Republican candidate for county auditor, was punched in the Coliseum lobby after a Taft rally. Hanson, running for representative from the Forty-fifth district, followed and struck him again, inviting a fight. The dispute began with letters accusing Hanson of being an ex-convict, leading to a confrontation that ended with Kelly escaping into the crowd. Hanson defended his actions, saying he would resent any untrue accusations and would pursue legal avenues if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Kelly
Kelly
Hanson
Tke Canihey
Bie
Altman's Hall
Manson
Washington
Ole Hansen Club
Coliseum Theatre
Kel
eWell
Would Be
Mencon
Hansen
Judge Morris Seeks Correction Over Bar Endorsement Report
Judge George E. Morris writes The Star to dispute a misquote about his views on the bar primary endorsement. He clarifies that he valued the bar’s public expression of confidence and esteem and says he did not seek reelection solely due to the endorsement. He requests a correction and notes the four judges previously endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Morris
the Star
Oltman's Hall
Bar
Albertson
Frater
Gillam
Sonal
George & Morris
Harriman to Extend Road Into Central Oregon
Gov Chamberlain announced Harriman promised to extend the railroad from the Columbia Southern terminus into Central Oregon. The move would aid farmers struggling to move grain to market and improve transport in Medford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Ore
Goev. Chamberlain
Kb, HM. Harriman
Oregon
American Killed Near Acapulco Man Shot by Mexican
Consul Maxwell Moorehead in Acapulco reports the death of Grant U Price of Winona Minnesota from a gunshot wound. The shooter Manuel Salada, a Mexican employee of the nearby city, is being pursued by Mexican authorities who are seeking his capture at Mie de La Costa near Acapulco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Maxwell Moorehead
Acapulco
Mexico
State Department
Grant U, Price
Winona, Minn
Manuel Salada
Mie de la Costa
Local Divines Investigate Ore Theft Near Virginia City
Sheriffs of three counties investigate alleged thefts of high grade ore totaling over $15,000 from the main drift of the Selby Consolidated shaft in the Jumbo district near Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Reno
Selby Consolidated
Jumbo District
Virginia City
FAVORS UNION OF CHURCHES
Milwaukee crowd vies with interest over letters between Rev F H Fairbanks pastor of St Patrick s church and Lord Halifax of Doncaster England in which the English lord favors a union of the Anglican and Catholic churches Halifax is president of the English church union organized to unite Christendom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
F. H Fairbanks
St. Patrick's Church
Lord Halifax
Doncaster
England
English Church Union
Auto Party Lost in the Desert Near Lucia
Mr and Mrs George Pierce of San Diego California arrived in Ogden Utah after two days and nights lost in the desert near Lucia sixty miles from Ogden They were traveling from San Diego to New York by automobile Mrs Pierce receives medical care at a local hotel while Mr Pierce is barely able to stand but vows to press on with the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ogden
Utah
George Pierce
San Diego
Cal
Lucia
New York
Railroad Man's Son Missing In San Francisco Case
San Francisco police hunt Roy R. Luce son of G. W. Luce Southern Pacific general freight agent after he vanished last Sunday night and again a year ago from his home. Luce’s disappearance prompts a city and county search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roy R. Luce
G. W. Luce
Southern Pacific Railroad
Police Seek Gibson Whereabouts After Loss in Detroit Fire
Chief of Police Ward reports a letter asking for information on Free man Gibson who inherited valuable property in Ypsilanti Michigan. Gibson was in Seattle in 1904 and has not been heard from since. A fire at the Boulevard Cafe 321 Pike Street last night caused about 100 dollars in damage due to an overheated range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Streets
The
Star
Miller
York Hotel
York
Colonnade
Pine St
Pine
An Anheuser, Second Av
Pike
Ward
Freeman Gibson
Ypsilanti, Mich
Gibson
Seattle
Pikes#1
Will Not Speak for Mead at Mead Campaign Meeting
The text warns residents not to expect Mayor John F. Miller to speak at a Mead campaign event in Green Lake Monday night. It states Miller will not attend and disclaims any pledge of support, noting his only involvement is allowing his name to be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Seattle
Jacob Furth
Kidd
Green Lake
John F. Miller
Governor Mead
Mead
Strikers Hauled Into Seattle After Auburn Race Tensions
Seventy five Italian strikers who sparked a near race riot at Auburn were transported to Seattle by the Northern Pacific. They had laid new tracks east of Auburn, demanded higher wages, and quit. Deputies escorted strikebreakers and shipped bunkhouses to Seattle. some leaders resisted but all left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Will
Gus Roehl
Railroad Company
Tacoma
Seattle Pastor May Leave for Oakland Call
Rev. M. A. Matthews of First Presbyterian Seattle could depart to accept a call from the Oakland California church. The Oakland supply committee has considered him and a call may be issued. Dr. Matthews faces debt at Seattle and hopes to raise funds. he may visit Oakland soon and preach there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
That City
Dr. Matthews
Oakland
M. A. Matthews
Beattie
First Presbyterian Church of
Cal
Matthews
Seattle
Oakland Church
Pile Up Profits While The People Stand
The Seattle Electric Company reports June 1908 gross earnings of 358 207 up from 330 510 last year. Surplus after all charges is 61 637, compared with 59 505 last year, a 2 131 rise in monthly profits while public service reportedly suffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Electric Company
Cosgrove Campaign Meeting Planned in King County
Samuel G. Cosgrove, Republican gubernatorial candidate, will speak at Madrona hall corner 21st Ave and E Jefferson St next Tuesday night. The King County Cosgrove club hosts this first of a series with prominent Republicans including Higginbotham Watson Cornell and Howat Waterman. The club, formed ten days ago, aims to campaign actively across the county with Cosgrove appearing at many events over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Madrona Hall
E. Jefferson St
King County Cosgrove Club
King County
John C. Higgi
Onry Watson Cornell
Howa Waterman
Cosgrove
Cosgrove Club
Amendment to stock certificate law adopted by uniform state laws group
National commission on uniform state laws adopted an amendment to a proposed act to standardize stock certificate law. The change limits warrantor liability on certificates used as security to the amount of the claim or judgment. Charles E Shepard led the proposal at sessions in the New Washington hotel, with James Barr Ames attending. A 2 pm sightseeing tour followed the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Shepard
National Commission On Uniform State Laws
New Washington Hotel
Shepard
James Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
Mass
Disappearance of F. W. Todd Sparks police inquiry
F W Todd, a young man who recently moved here with his wife, has suddenly vanished prompting a police investigation. Neighbors report unfamiliar activity surrounding his last known residence and authorities seek information from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Todd
Cet
Girl Disappears After Going to Circus in South Seattle
Police search for 12 year old Jessie Kesman who left home to attend a circus in South Seattle and never returned. She wore a short red dress and a light flower trimmed hat. mother distraught, at 603 Andover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Kesman
Seattle
Andover St
Bride Ends Life on Heringdorf Tower Honeymoon Tragedy
The bride of a week to Prof. Rudolph Spitzer of Sternberg Mecklenberg-Schwerin killed herself by leaping from the Blemarck tower 1200 feet to the cliff base during their honeymoon. She left a note for her husband asking forgiveness and urging him to wed another woman for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Heringsdorf
Prussia
Rudolph Spitzer
Sternberg
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Blemarck Tower
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Royue
Devep
Dak Corning
Ang
M.A. Matthews
Upper First Ay
Pike St
Wil
Peter C. Hains, JR
William E. Annie
Annis
Haine
Ole Hanson
Star of the Republican
Oltman’s Hall
Morris
City OF Oakland
E. EB. Baker
Ing
Cosgrove Meeting
Department
Todd
Charles Vinton
Georgetown
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