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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
9
Crippen Planned Suicide and Farewell Note Revealed
Inspector Dew testified at Crippen preliminary hearing that the accused planned to kill himself and that a farewell note found on Crippen on the Montrose described his despair. Prosecutors may charge Miss Leneve as accessory after the fact. she may be cleared if she knew nothing of the murder. Leneve refused to discuss Crippen with her father during jail visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
H. Hi. Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Canada
Inspector Dew
Marshall
Dew
Crippen
Montrose
Father Point
Leserve
Leneve
Miss Leneve
Twelve Year Royal Courtship Ends in October Wedding
Princess Clementine youngest daughter of King Leopold will wed Prince Victor Napoleon in an October ceremony at Eugenie ex-empress of the French residence in London. The match ends a twelve year romance complicated by royal politics and succession claims. Clementine is known for opera taste painting and music criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Clementine
Leopold
London
Eugenie
Victor Napoleon
Bonaparte
Belgium
Europe
Manele Acuette
Girl Loses Diamond Stickpin After Midnight Stroll
Howard Walters of 619% ER Pike Street said he was approached by a woman with blue eyes and a picture hat at the American cafe. After drinks she escorted him home and he discovered a missing diamond stickpin, which the woman has not pawned. He reported the incident to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walters
Pike St
Howard
Walters
Prisoner’s Friend Is Put in Jail
Miss Mabel Redmond 253 is jailed after offering to help Charles Reynolds, a young man held on burglary charges following a pistol duel with a policeman. A messenger boy delivered her note from an apartment house, and police suspect she is Reynolds accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Redmond
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Restaurant Held Up by Two Robbers at Early Morning
Gus Cook, cook at the M. and A. restaurant on First Avenue, was forced to raise his hands when two men entered before dawn. One displayed a revolver while the other rifled the cash register, stealing $16. Patrol units pursued down First Avenue and Blanchards but the suspects vanished. Three men were later arrested and released after Cook failed to identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Cook
First
First Ay
Horton
Blanchards
Donlan
Peterson
Cook
Dr Matthews to Be Rid Of Debt by East Church Gift
A Seattle church will present Rev. M A Matthews with a surprise reception upon his arrival from the East. The congregation has lifted a $55,000 debt, subscribed at yesterday’s meeting. Pledges include $7,500 each from A S Kerry Capt David Gilmore Capt W R Ballard and W W Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Matthews
Seattle
A. S. Kerry
David Gilmore
W. R. Ballard
W. W. Heck
Will H Parry Returns to Seattle After California Trip
Will H Parry treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce and former A Y P treasurer returns to Seattle after a six months health trip in California. He discovers his 1%year old son Byron Parry married to Montana widow Mrs Jessie Cochrane. The couple has been forgiven and a house is being built for them by Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Parry
Chamber of Commerce
A.Y.P
Seattle
California
Parry
Byron Parry
Jessie Cochrane
Montana
After 10 Years She Reunites With Daughter in Yakima
Mrs. Rose McDonald of Anaconda Montana is reunited with her daughter Rozella Harris in North Yakima after a decade apart. Rozella, born 1884, was taken by Joseph McDonald in 1890 who misled her about her mother’s fate. Rozella, now 16, had eloped and her father sought an annulment before the public notice led to the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Rose McDonald
Anaconda
Mont
Hubert Harris
Joseph McDonald
Rozella
Maltese Cat Fluffy Hangs Self After Replacement
After 16 years H. H. Jacobus of Cedar Grove New Jersey freed his shop of mice by keeping Fluffy the Maltese cat. Believing the old cat useless he got a new cat. The next day Fluffy was found tied by twine in a loop and had hanged herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fluffy
H. H. Jacobus
Cedar Grove
N. J
Jacobus
Cop Joy Rides Fired in Bellingham Conviction
John Zettler is dismissed from the Bellingham police after being convicted of commandeering an automobile with the lights out at 2 a m and for visiting saloons after hours and forcing proprietors to provide expensive drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
John Zettler
Moran backs Poindexter for Senate in blunt endorsement
Robert Moran a veteran Republican and builder of the battleship Nebraska writes to insurgent congressman Miles Poindexter endorsing his bid for the U S Senate. Moran cites drift toward an exclusive class and argues the party must be progressive to provide relief while vowing faith in the Lincoln legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Miles Poindexter
Robert Moran
Nebraska
United States Senate
Washington
Poindexter
Friday Harbor
Moran
United States
Childiah
Republican Party
Lincoln
Silver dollar mailed from Cedar Rapids to Middletown
A silver dollar mailed without an envelope arrived at Middletown post office from Cedar Rapids Iowa. A stamp was affixed on one side and a paper with M J Booth’s address on the other, and the coin was delivered, illustrating honesty in the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
M. J. Booth
Uncle Sam
Postoffice
Judges Return From Summer Vacations In Superior Courts
Superior court judges resume duties this week across six departments. Judge Main and Judge Frater start today, Judge Tallman Judge Gilliam and Judge Gay return Thursday, and Judge Ronald Saturday Judge Albertson September 6. Most kept a ten day term during the break. Ronald spent the season in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Frater
Tallman
Gilliam
Gay
Ronald
Albertson
Europe
Judge Tallman
Washington
Seattle
Judge Gay
Judge Gilliam
Judge Albertson
Mount Rainier
Judge Main
Miles Poindexter A Twain of Law and Temperance in Washington
The profile details Miles Poindexter’s rise from a young Pendleton attorney to Spokane judge and U.S. congressman. It notes his plain lifestyle, scholarly habit, decisive courtroom wins, and a memorable nose-tweaking moment against Frank Graves. It highlights his temperance stance, tariff reform aims, conservation support, insurgent alignment, and rising senatorial prospects amid Cannon’s decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Poindexter
Washington
Cannon
Barber Skipper Caught Charged With Piracy
A Washington piracy case unfolds as the schooner Vida or Elvira sails from Seattle to Peru seeking treasure. Hugh J. Thompson, barber skipper, and five crew members are captured by the Arcata off Whidbey Island after a staged voyage to avoid federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget Sound
Arcata
Vida
Elvira
Hugh J. Thompson
Peru
Seattle
Louis Skelding
United
CB. Hopkins
Melnnes
Jefferson County
W. E. W. Hall
Partridge Point
Whidby Island
Thompson
Wear Seattle
Seattle man named McConnell lands civil service stenographer post
Newton W. McConnell of Seattle has received a civil service appointment as a stenographer in the General Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Newton W. McConnell
Civil Service
General Land Office
Roosevelt Urges Resource Use and Conservation Balance
Col Roosevelt asserts a three part conservation plan: stop waste, develop resources promptly and keep them for the people. He argues power sites should stay under general government control and warns against letting big business exploit natural assets. Pinchot and Garfield join, as the second annual Washington fair opens in Seattle September 19 with expanded poultry and livestock exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
New Territories
Alaska
Arizona
Seattle
New Photographs From the Passion Play in Oberammergau
Photographs capture the famed Passion Play characters as the production begins this summer before large German crowds in Oberammergau. The images offer a glimpse of costumes and staging for the historic religious drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammerigau
Germany
Bradford's Supporters Campaign Notice
Paid by EK. M. Palmer, agent for Bradford's Supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. M. Palmer
Bradford
Talks on Teeth By the Regal Dentists
The Regal Dental Offices offer free exams and chair time to restore missing teeth with their own proven method. The process aims for natural feeling teeth without implants, with minimal discomfort and no surgery. They guarantee all work in writing at 1405 Third Ave NW at Union Street.
Secret service man accused in Seattle political clash
A secret service operative named Henry Lewis Hackett was arrested in Seattle after allegations he pressured county officials to back John L. Wilson for senate. Deputy U.S. Marshal Lathe jailed Hackett on impersonation of an officer with $2,500 bail as Commissioner Totten and Chief Wilkie seek action. Frank B. Wrestling denied any ties to Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lewis Hackett
Secret Service
Burke
Hackett
John L. Wilson
Senate
Thomas 8. Foster
United States
Lathe
Totten
Wilkie
Washington
Wrestling
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Self
Prince Victor Napoleon
H. L. Klein
the Shoemaker
James Street
Federal Vaint & Wall
Jet
Newr University St
Sunny Jim
T. R
DR. Matthews
Will H. Parry Back
United Prep
Cat
Ington
University
Endity
Pendleton
Oregon
Walla Walla
Northwest
Tom Page
Elizabeth Gale Page
Pacific Slope
Young Page
Tennessee
Elizabeth Tom
Poindexters
Spokane
Wesley L. Jones
Napoleon
Frank Graves
Inland Empire
Graves
Mr. Graves
Spokane County Court House
Walla Walla County
Poingexter
Hie
Barber
Denver
Gifford Pinchot
James H. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Mary
Jesus
Ottilie Zwink
Judas
Christus
Anton Lang
Mary Magdalene
Marie Mayer
King County
Bob Hodge
James E. Bradford
Prosecuting Attorney
The
Regal Dentists
Regal Dental Offices
Third Av
N. W. Cor
Union St
U.S
Frank B. Wrestling
Virginus
Virginia Street
Wenllake Avenue
Lybrook
Corner Second
Pikal
People’s Bank
Adies
Ybrook Shanklin
Second and Pike
J. W. Bullock
10Th Ave
East
Ind
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