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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1909

Page

2

Street Car Franchise Sparks Ballard Debate in August

Waking hot controversy grips Ballard as residents clash over a new street car franchise. Leaders from 14th Avenue push petitions while Ballard faction cites tax burdens and renters’ control. Ballard Elks lose baseball game in Tacoma 12 to 4, with Woodworth charged for a tough sixth inning and Campbell injuring his knee on a foul tip.

Corporations Committee Mmm Tted John A. Preble 14Th Av The Star Mi Ay Et St J.T. Arm’ Strong F. J. Hemnen Ballard Ay Aage Ballard Lthay Ballard Elks Tacoma Woodworth Campbell

Poisoned children case at St Joseph and park gates

In St Joseph Missouri Carrie Sanders aged 41 reportedly fed morphine to five of her ten children the sixth escaped but neighbors intervened She confessed A dead child and four survivors were reported She also took morphine and cut her throat but is expected to recover The park gates will be opened for the season with no admission after 30 days behind bars for prior habituality and Emil Stestrom was rearrested for further charges

ST. Joseph Carrie Sanders Florence Polson Release City Amusement Park

Hallard jail and local incidents loom in Ballard notes

Hallard jail records show repeated drunkenness terms with a likely 90 day sentence. A fatal Fourth of July fall from a Western House window linked to a drunk state is recalled. Funeral services held for Louis Dallin, body found in the bay, originally thought murder. Silver wedding celebrated by Frank and Mrs Johnson with telegrams from Michigan relatives. The Ballard fair featured 1000 Norwegians in native dress celebrating their day, as utility projects for street lighting are planned at a ward budget near $80,000.

Hallard Stestrom Emil Louis Dallin Bay Diecent Graham & Engemann Frank Johnson West Gilet St Michigan Ballard

Steamer Ella Drama On Mexican Coast Quarters

In port from Central America the steamer Ella faced a macabre scene as a steer bought cheap near a Mexican port went berserk aboard. An alligator and parrots caused chaos while the bosun tried to kill the animal with a sledge hammer. A German sailor ultimately intervened as the steer thrashed, threatening the deck and crew amid the pandemonium.

Mexico Central America Ella Hans Belzing Hane Ben Mexico City

Picnic party struck by streetcar. one dead

In Portland on August 26 a streetcar hit a wagon carrying picknickers on Williams avenue upper Albina line. One man, William Harker the Oregonian engraver, was killed. a driver and two passengers were fatally injured, while four others were badly bruised. The wagon returned from a picnic at Columbia Slough.

Portland Albina

Fragmentary incident report on trapped victims under wagon

A damaged OCR fragment describes a collision where a car stopped with a wagon and a person trapped underneath. The description notes it required lifting the car end to free those imprisoned, with victims pinned underneath until extraction could occur.

Wife Beater Is Killed by Wife in Hotel Fight

Dr Walton Lampe was shot in the head and fatally wounded by his wife at the Holland hotel in San Francisco. Mrs Lampe, arrested after the act, said her husband had abused her and accused her of relations with her former husband, Dr P Burney. The couple, married six months, had a troubled union and she held him for an hour after wounding him while urging him to retract his accusations.

United Press Ban Francisco Walton Lampe Holland Hotel Lampe P. ©. Burney Lampes

Auto Hit By Train And Five Die In Crash

Five residents of St Louis were killed when their automobile collided with a Ross Island passenger train near Creve Coeur Lake. Theodore F. P. Witte Jr. aged 33, Mrs Kitnge, Miss Halcyon Campbell, and Frederick O. Witte died at the scene. The car, traveling at speed, was driven up an embankment and could not be heard or seen by the train crew as it approached at forty miles an hour.

ST. Louis Ross Island St. Louia Theodore FP. Witte the Witte, Jr Kitnge Mise Halcyon Campbell Frederick O. Witte Creve Coeur Lake Theodor Witte

Noted College Band to Perform at Seattle Norwegian Day

St Olaf College Band of Northfield Minnesota will arrive in Seattle to participate in Norwegian Day. The event features a Viking landing pageant at Lake Washington shore and two concerts at the exposition amphitheatre. The band has worldwide renown, including performances in Europe before the king of Norway.

St. Olafs College Northfeld Minn Seattle Monnday Lake Washingley Exposition Europe Norway Norwegian Winging Socretioe

Young Man Swims Lake Washington Feat Recalled

Harry J. Allen, 19, son of contractor W. T. Allen, swam about four miles from Madrona Park to Medina in two hours and twenty minutes. The feat, not seen since the era of the Indiana, is described as a notable crossing. McNicoll denies report about Canadian Pacific railway remarks at the Butler Annex.

Harry J. Allen W. Tt Allen Lake Washington Indiana Madrona Park Medina Young Allen M'Nicoll D. McNicoll Canadian Pacific Railway Butler Annex

Railroad magnate praises exposition during visit

A railroad magnate praised the R E Y P exposition during a visit yesterday. He noted an excellent working agreement with Canadian Pacific and several American railroads, and spoke highly of the event and its organizers.

Canadian Pacific

Chocolate Cake Recipe Fragments

A fragmented recipe lists ingredients and steps for chocolate and white striped frosting cake. It mentions sugar butter eggs sour milk soda flour boiling water vanilla and a striped icing technique. The text is incomplete with unusual symbols and missing quantities.

Ione Man Burned and Firefighter Hero in Big Blaze

A fatal early morning blaze destroyed a block of wooden buildings on Werternay between Heneca and Univeralty wie. One man died, a patrolman named Hagen saved others, and the fire caused about 4000 dollars in Lehmann Bros. losses plus additional damage to a Great Northern saloon and a Pacific Fruit Express freight car. Approximately 10,000 spectators watched as Hagen heroically dragged the injured and weighed down by debris to safety before the flames overwhelmed the area. The body of an unidentified man, believed to be McDermott, was recovered from the ashes and remains were taken to the Worthington Undertaking establishment.

Gre Werternay Heneca Univeralty Igae Lehmann Bros Antiante Lehmann Frantz & David Pacific Fruit Express Boukone Grain Company Hagan Great Northern Atari Ye McDermott Megheterworth & Bons Coram Snyder

Shave shop chatter and pastry notes amid stray fragments

A wartime style clatter of barber shop chatter and odd kitchen notes. The scene shifts from a shave to salon offers then to a muffled pastry recipe with measurements for a currant loaf or cake including flour sugar cream and spice, all in a jumble of incomplete lines.

Million Will See Fair Next Month

President Chilberg predicts September will be the biggest month of the fair as attendance climbs toward a million. Next week features Beattie day Taft day and a packed program with Holland Wisconsin and Japan day among others including musical events and a Destruction of Mexico exhibit.

Chilberg Beattie Holland Michigan Direct Legislation League Wisconsin Smith Family Mexico San Francisco Dairy Prince Rupert Japan

Ernest Fowler Named Head Coach at Queen Anne High

Ernest Fowler, a University of Colorado alumnus who helped coach Lincoln High football in the fall, has moved to Queen Anne High as head coach of athletics. He is regarded as a good man for football and track, and Queen Anne is expected to field strong teams under his supervision.

Ernest Fowler University of Colorado Lincoln High Queen Anne High Fowler Queen Anne

Paralyzed Telegraph Victim Fails to Improve in Tacoma

Mins Mandel Stearns the young woman shocked by an electric phone call has grown worse, with both left arm and leg paralyzed and lacking sensation, and medical experts say recovery could take weeks or months. An unrelated recipe fragment appears in the text, listing ingredients and baking steps for a cake with visual details about measurements and methods.

Tacoma

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