Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

Page 1

We have 1,702,578 pages in Washington

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1909

Page

1

French aviator Henri Fournier injured in dramatic fall

An aviation accident near a Bethany crowd turns grim when Henri Fournier's biplane buckles midflight and crashes to the earth. He is placed under physicians' care. extent of injuries unknown. Spectators reportedly treated by police amid the chaos.

Ims France Bethany Henri Fournier Acre Foured Fourniier Goodwin M. Paul Somers Pauilhan

Taft seeks full report on Alaska coal fraud cases

The request directs the Interior Department to prepare a comprehensive report on Cunningham Alaska coal land cases. Acting Secretary Pierce received the order during Baltinger’s absence, and Ballinger is to issue a statement on the matter. Bank clearings show today’s totals of 1 761 700 734 and 1 001 709 with corresponding balances.

Taft Alaska Department of the Interior Cunningham Alaska Pierce Baltinger

Keep Storm Warning Causes Southeast Winds This Afternoon

A weather bulletin warns of a moderate storm near Washington causing southeast winds to shift to the east this afternoon, with gusts and possible rain. Officials urge precautions as conditions may affect coastal areas and travel.

Washington

Crowded Cars Prompt Suggestion For New Transit Layout

A suggestion to ease rush hour crowding on the Renton Southern Railway proposes using its new single end cars to haul up Washington Street Hill and run smaller cars down the hill. The idea aims to reduce overcrowding in Hen Son Ponds cars amid commuter complaints.

Beattie, Renton @ Southern Railway company Attlitiee A. V. Routilon Washington St Bouilion Henson Ponds

Warning issued on unauthorized Bromley fund collection

The Bromley trustees warn that unauthorized persons are collecting money claiming it benefits Bromley children. They state they are the only authorized collectors and urge the public to report anyone attempting this fraud so they can be prosecuted. A weather forecast follows with rain tonight and Thursday, cooler tonight, and southeasterly winds.

Bromley

Forest Fires Threaten Lake Washington Homes

A ten day woodland blaze between Meydenbauer Bay and Beaux Arts Village endangered Lake Home and Autier farm. Local residents and volunteer firefighters fought the flames with limited aid from a fire warden. A substantial rain cooled the area but danger from shifting winds remains as unburned timber belts lie eastward. The Beaux Arts Village has escaped major damage, Mercer Island fire is out, and Kennydale Wolberton fires were extinguished by rain.

Meydenbauer Bay Beaux Arta Village Lake Washington Burroughs Lake Home Michael Autier Lake Shore Claude, Lous A. Cragie Frank Calvert W. H .Raymond Campos of Autier Raymond Calvert Calverts and Bellevue Beaus Arts Village Mercer Island Kennydale Wolberton

Baird Seeks Divorce From Alleged Infidelity

Howard D. Baird, manager of Realty Owners Syndicate banking and investment, seeks divorce from wife Helen S. Baird claiming she kept company with other men, neglected home, and deserted him in November 1908 after a marriage on December 20, 1905. The suit alleges incompatibility and loss of conjugal support.

Howard D. Baird the Realty Owners Syndicate Helen Baird Bairde

Romance Revealed In Orville Wright Life

Aupan Wright romance details expose Orville Wright’s life with a 14 year old wife and their son Lester. The widow, now Mrs J A Carson, recounts a troubled marriage, departure, and her hope that Wright will support their boy while she moves west and remarries. Lester, now nearly 11, remains with a guardian in Alberta while Wright is said to be preparing for the child’s education.

United Press Ore Orville Wright Lester Wright Orville Central J. A Cabinay Wygant Alberta Real Nioe J. R. Carson Vancouver Wash Mr. Carson Ie Wyoming Wrights Carson

Laughs At Law As Taft Exposition License Scandal Emerges

Deputy sheriff W J Griffith shows laughter at the new Washington marriage law as he anticipates using a pre June 1 license before the expo. A stenographer, Ceell Orin, reveals a predated scheme to exploit the law saving $6 to $16. Taft’s traveling party for the exposition includes Hammond, Butts, Maryavel, Richardson, Sloan, Wheeler, and Major Brooks with possible Dickinson inclusion.

W. J. Griffith Washington Griffith King County Taft A.Y.P. Exposition John Hays Hammond League of Republcan Archibald W. Butts Wendell Mary Avelstant J Richardson White House Chatadanes Sloan, Jr E C. Wheeler Secret Service Arthur Brooks Mreetor Dickinson

Judge Hanford Remarks On Federal Prisoner Care

Judge Hanford denounces county officials over the handling of federal prisoners saying if King County cannot house them the federal court will move cases to the county that can. He warns the sheriff against turning prisoners out of the county jail or he will face prosecution for allowing an escape. The remarks, extracted from bench notes this morning, call officials incompetent.

Judge Rebukes County Over Federal Prisoners Move

From a Seattle federal court bench Judge Hanford sharply rebuked King County commissioners for ordering the sheriff to turn federal prisoners out of the county jail by September 1. He said federal prisoners are kept locally as a court necessity and that such acts show incompetence. The marshal will arrange care in another county and future federal trials will be held where the prisoners are held.

Federal Court United States Hanford Himeerlt King County Charles T. Hudson B. Hopkins Aing Fede Marshal Hopkins

Wanderer in Nightgown Vanishes After Hospital Admission

Rudolph Haas 18, son of W H Haas a bookkeeper for W Biglow & Co at 1019 Western Ave, was brought to City hospital by Officers John Vaupell and another officer after threats of suicide. He suffers melancholia and fled last night after leaving the ward, despite plans to place him before an insanity commission. Humane officers fear he may have attempted to end his life.

Rudolph Haas W. H. Haas W. Biglow & Co Western Av Eee John Vaupell Chicago Mudolph Youler Humane

Verdict in Schively case due tomorrow

Olympia reports the Schively investigation case near verdict. Lester P. Edge led prosecution arguments, attorney Ierael argued for the defense, Assistant Attorney General Lee to close for the state. A verdict was expected tomorrow forenoon.

Star Special Service Olympia Lester P. Edge Ierael Lee

Attendance Report Confusing Fragment

A fragmented OCR note shows attendance figures with unclear lettering and stray characters. The readable fragment mentions a total figure around 1 815 207 but the context and date are missing, leaving an unreadable dataset without identifiable event or affiliation.

Pinchot To Lead One More Fight On Pirates

Gifford Pinchot and A S Forester head to Beattie for the National Conservation Congress amid a push to form a national conservation body to defend public lands waters forests and minerals from alleged looters. Secretary Ballinger skips the Spokane Denver sessions while prominent leaders from industry religion and education attend and plan to send delegates to The Hague for a global conservation campaign.

Pinchot Pirates Spokane National Irrigation Congress Denver Nath Conservation Congress Gifford Pinchot A. S. Forester Beattie Congress Water Power Trust Ballinger Conservation Congress Secretary of the Interior Washington

Taft Faces Free Hide Question on Western Trip

President Taft warns he will not dodge cattlemen when they raise the free hides issue during his western tour. He says tariff will be a theme in speeches and will defend his record if challenged.

United Press Beverly Mass Taft

Woodmen Parade Rain Dampens Summer March

The Modern Woodmen of America planned a grand parade in the city, expecting around 6,000 marchers. Rain limited the turnout as the procession began at Pioneer Square at 10 AM, proceeding to Pikest on First Ave and returning to Yesterday on Second Ave.

America Pioneer, Square Yester Way

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rheims United Prem WMS Henri Fournier Bank Clearings Kee Hes Womance Law United States Court Seattle Constance Cap Arey Aon Ee Fata Bie JUDGE ACT OF Commissioners United States Marshal Hanforde Yeaterday Jas, A. Emery The National Manufacturers’ Association Reed Smoot Utah J. B FH. W. Douglas National Conservation Congress
Search Courier

Search the Seattle Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Seattle Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication