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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

9

Bonnie Wheeler Weds C Masfield Glessner in Oakland

Mise Honnie Wheeler formerly of The Starstaff and C Masfield Glessner recently of Seattle were married in Oakland California last Tuesday. The couple will honeymoon at Howard Springs California. Wheeler, a native of SimKyon county, is from a pioneer mining family and her parents now live in Oakland. Wheeler was noted as a clever newspaper worker joining The Star from the Denver Post.

Mise Honnie Wheeler Starstaff C. Masfield Glessner Seattle Oakland Cal

Churchmen to mix it with politicians in Seattle federation

Five thousand churchmen from Seattle men’s clubs and brotherhoods of orthodox denominations are to federate following a Pacific coast Presbyterian division June meeting. The aim is to reduce denomination friction while stepping into politics to oppose candidates deemed unworthy though members do not seek office. Concurrently United Mine Workers District No. 10 hold a convention at the Labor Temple.

Seattle Pacific Coast The Presbyterians United Mine Workers Labor Temple

Utah Hawaii Shriners Host Exposition Day Events

The Utah and Hawaii Shriners stage a day of attractions at the exposition tomorrow with free pineapples and Mystre Shriners antics. Governor Spry attends the 1:00 AM dedication of the Utah State building. Salt Lake cadets parade downtown and hold a 4:00 PM dress parade in the Court of Honor.

Mystle

Fourteen states celebrate Dixie day at exposition grounds

A Dixie day program unfolds at the exposition with a Confederate luncheon at Nikko Palace, entertainments, and a Washington State building reception. Governor Glehsist of Florida spoke at the Amphitheatre as Ellery's Band played Southern music. Daughters of the Confederacy hosted guests at the Women's building.

South Nikko Palace Washington State Building Amphitheatre Gliehsist Florida Ellery Daughters of the Confederacy

Soot complaints against asphalt plant trigger $2000 suit

William J. Beheder-Lich sues alleging smoke soot and fumes from an asphalt plant prevent sleep and require closed windows. He seeks to show cause why the plant should not be enjoined from operating, with a hearing scheduled for September.

William J. Beheder- Lich

Man dies after being run down by freight train

John Falvey aged 22 was killed when he and companion Owen Joyce, who were intoxicated, slept on railroad tracks in the Northern Pacific freight yards near Railrond ay and Yewler way. Falvey had recently moved from Holyoke, Massachusetts to Seattle three weeks earlier.

John Falvey Northern Pacific Railronday Yewler Way Owen Joyce Falvey Joyce Holyoke Mass Seattle

Bremerton Navy Yard Secures Repairs for Vessels

United States Senator Samide H. Piles pushed to keep steady work at the Bremerton navy yard. The Concord was ordered to Bremerton for repairs and the Oregon, already there, resumed work. A telegram from Acting Secretary Cowles confirmed the order and noted the Charleston could not be drawn from Asiatic duties.

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Frederick & Nelson Boosted Beetle Day Tickets and Buttons

Frederick and Nelson bought 1000 tickets for Seattle Day on September 6 to hand to employees. The firm delayed its purchase to buy when demand waned, then ordered many more tickets. They also bought a thousand Beetle Day buttons for clerks to wear, promoting the event to store patrons.

Frederick & Nelson Company Seattle Houken

Flour in Suit Over Trademark and Damages

The Marrington Milling Company sues the Connell Brothers for 20000 damages over alleged infringement of a flour trade mark. The Herrington Company claims ownership and origin of the brand used largely in China. Connell is charged with treating the mark and registering it in Hong Kong under new patent regulations.

Marrington Milling Company Connell Brothers Company Herrington Company China Connell Company Mong Kong

Portland brief mentions threats and bronchial illness at apartment

Colfax reports show the year’s worst field fires near town destroying wheat stacks. The Naples Federal Reserve notes a railroad official named Clark faces health threats at his Colfax apartment.

Portland, Ore OH Clark North Hank Railroad

Nightly Crime and Civil Notices in Western States

Fragmented wire service items report Elleneburg gunfire on a store break in. Spokane plans bank openings. Cheyenne grasshopper invasion devastates crops. Sperry set for retirement from a world cruise command. Washington state militia moves to Port Lawton. Beattie Chamber urges a new King County judge with bar association backing plus minor court recommendations.

Beattie Chamber of Commerce King County Bar Association King County

Sausage Thought 10 Cause Death In Fever Scare

A report from a rural area states a boy named A. O. Brady died Saturday as a fever outbreak spread through the household. Early theories blamed polenta but officials now caution that the illness likely stems from fever as a broader health event.

A. O. Brady Howe

Steamer Ohio Leaves For Valdez With Large Northbound List

The steamer Ohio departed this morning for Valdez carrying a sizable number of passengers on the return trip along with others bound for northern business. Among the travelers was M. J. Heney.

Ohio Valdez North M. J. Heney

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