25 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
1
A transcription from Thomas Jefferson’s Works volume cites his critique of the federal judiciary as an “irresponsible body” dissolving the union. The quotation portrays his distrust of judicial power and its perceived hidden influence.
Oliver T. Erickson will preside at a Dreamland pavilion gathering with a slate of speakers including Judge Humphries Will Atkinson State Senator W J Bryan Attorney Thomas Horner Hugo Kelley Paul Mohr labor leader and Thomas Revelle The meeting promises direct speeches and a historic show of popular opinion An anti Hanford delegation from Tacoma may speak and impeachment plans spread to Western Washington
Local shop highlights colorful veils and scarves priced at 1.90 each, inviting shoppers to browse a selections of patterns and fabrics. Limited stock and seasonal display noted.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a floor, elastic, and names distorted like Oster and Pringy Ruice. The fragment lacks clear events or context but implies a notation on a physical item or location with scattered identifiers.
A Lehigh Valley passenger train derailed after hitting a tree and plunged into Canandaigua Lake near Manchester New York. Preliminary reports state 36 killed and 50 wounded as doctors and nurses in the region rush to aid. The east bound train carried veterans from the Rochester G A R convention.
Plans set for a large protest against Hanford Crawford and Forth tonight. Doors open at 7 30 ushers will seat attendees orderly Wagner's band will parade the business streets and perform a concert in front of Dreamland hall.
A Lakeside Dunlap mass meeting cheers The Seattle Star for reporting the valley protest against Judge Hanford. Voters condemn his federal bench tenure as transit riders sign a petition to impeach him while opposing streetcar fare. The crowd branding Hanford must go fills Rainier valley with sentiment.
A. V. Fawcett, once mayor of Tacoma known as Fighting Vance, reemerges as the Stone-Web blockade prompted police action at a Mans meeting in Dreamland. Years ago he drew public support by defying a federal injunction, mobilizing city workers to cut down wires and poles of a telephone company accused of street grabbing.
W R Crawford head of the Seattle Renton Southern road was arrested at 2 o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Hugo Kelley. Crawford, Hartung and other road employees are charged with violating the public utilities law which caps streetcar fares at five cents and requires reasonable transfers for continuous rides within city limits.
A mass meeting in Rainier Valley unanimously adopts a resolution thanking The Seattle Star for its fight for the people’s rights against privilege and plunder. The pledge supports the Star’s efforts to purge the federal courts of judges who misuse their positions to prostitute the law and outrage justice.
Chesterfield Court House Virginia August 25 Paul Beatty arrived to testify about buying the gun used in the murder of Mrs Beattie. Henry Beattie defends with his own counsel while Dr Mann evidence on wound location faces objections from the defense. Separately Ludwig Lowe of the Mauser family dies in a Paris auto crash with two New York women narrowly escaping.
A narrative portrays a young David challenging a modern tyrant deemed a formidable Goliath. It frames ongoing oppression as a renewed conflict where the people and a new David rise against entrenched power, urging decisive action to topple the oppressive regime.
Citizens of the United States and resisting Washington urge the House to appoint a committee to investigate U. S. Judge C. H. Hanford for the past ten years. Petitions will be printed and circulated by the impeachment committee at once across the western state.
Texas health board figures show 33 deaths from pellagra in July, up seven from June. Of the fatalities, 22 were women. Berlin article notes Kaiser Wilhelm bans imperial family members from acting as a theatrical "angel" with no identified culprit.
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