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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1909
Page
8
The Judge extols lodge membership as the path to success and respect. He cites secret words and grips, warns against forgetting them, and claims joining lodges brings measurable benefits, echoing Horace Greeley’s advice to young men to work and not spend.
Testimony by United States Senator Samuel Piles to a committee on the Sullivan estate details his claimed lack of influence over Supreme Court members and his sale of an interest for 16000 dollars. He recounts discussions with local attorney John Wright and connections to Arthur Lewin and Councilman Max Wardall amid ongoing Ireland related inquiries.
M. Robert Guggenheim laid the cornerstone of the new Hersl synagogue at East Pirat and 6th. Mayor John F P Miller and United States Senator Samuel M Piles spoke. Leo Kohn and Robert Evans offered brief remarks as a large gathering attended the event.
Wright and Lewin reach a 46 agreement before sailing to Ireland and inform Senator Piles they want their law firm to handle all legal matters related to the case. The ensuing litigation, tied to heirs and the Chinaman’s affairs, involved James at Ban Fragelsee and a sale of interests. The Chinese consul general attended events at the fair grounds amid campaign activity. Senator Piles testified at length to a committee denying any efforts to influence the supreme court in the Bullivan case.
Jeff Lewis a rancher was jailed after a revolver duel in a Penryn saloon killed Ben Swery 40, an employee of the Yuba Water Company. Lewis claimed Swery ignored warnings about his daughter. Swery was shot five times. the second shot proved fatal.
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