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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

3

John Brown's Osawatomie Battle Tale in Osawatomie Speech

A Kansas town marks the Osawatomie battlefield with sunflowers flags and a Roosevelt dedication in a cow pasture once the site of John Brown's 1856 fight. Brown's own account details the clash, casualties, and retreat as he volleys with about 30 men against pro slavery forces.

Osawatomie Kas Kansas Osage River John Rs Ferry Theo. Roosevelt John Brown Torrington Conn Ohio Europe Harper's Ferry Brown

Roosevelt in Insurgent Land at Osawatomie Visit

Theodore Roosevelt toured Osawatomie and Lawrence Kansas amid insurgent leaders and Governor Stubbs events. Gifford Pinchot and James R Garfield joined daily talks as Roosevelt expected to lead insurgents. Garfield and Pinchot planned to aid La Follette in Wisconsin and Roosevelt would back the senator in Milwaukee remarks.

Watomie Kan Theodore Roosevelt Brown Osage City Ernor Stubbs Osawatomie Imen Murdock Madison Ite Roosevelt John Brown Tilefield Kansas Stubbs Col. Roosevelt Lawrence Gifford Pinchot James R. Garfield Garfield Pinchot Kansas City Wisconsin Senator la Follette Milwaukee la Follette

Man Run Down by Motorcycle Injures Lumberman at Washington Hotel

William E. Marsh a New York lumberman was knocked down by a motorcycle and confined to his room at the Washington Hotel with painful injuries. The rider A Davis an electrician was arrested for reckless driving after being thrown from the machine.

William E. Marsh New York Washington Hotel A. Davis Davis Boughton

Mor ton F. French Likely Wins Idaho Primary

Returns from the first primary election in Idaho show progressive candidate Mor ton F. French ahead of incumbent Thomas Hamer. French appears to sweep the state from Panhandle to the southern boundary, with regular leaders conceding the possibility of French securing the congressional nomination.

Hy United Press Moise Idaho Aug Boise Morton F. French Thomas Hamer French Panhandle

Child's Body Found Floating Near Lincoln Beach

Fishermen 발견 the body of a 4 year old child in the bay near Lincoln Beach. The corpse had been in the water for several weeks and is believed to be an Indian baby said to have been buried on the beach. Police were alerted by fishermen and a patrolman searched the area.

Lincoln Beach

Dear Little Slob concludes with lavish accusations and threats

In a sensational concluding chapter Mrs. Frances French accuses ex banker Heinze of double life and betrayal. She claims he stole 25 000 in securities and owes her justice or full disclosure plus a public campaign against him. She links 1907 financial turmoil to Morse and Barney and hints at political ambitions in Montana.

Heinze Mrs. French Silver King Coalition Securities Mrs. Henderson Charlies W. Morse Chas. T. Barney Tella Heinsze Morse Barney

Escape From a Dory After Rowboat Collision Off Cape Scott

Two rowers from the fishing steamer Wieding Brothers were swept into the sea when their dory was cut in two by their own vessel near Cape Scott last Saturday. As the smoke obscured the scene the steamer struck the dory amidships sending Abelson and Hanson into the water. Both men clung to life lines and called for their missing mates, only to find each other aboard as they reached the deck.

Dr. Updegraff Williams Cape Scott Andrew Abelson Julius Hannon Wieding Brothers Abelson Hanson

Peddlers Arrested For Public License Violation

Harry Sorokoff and Jake Gold were arrested by Patrolman Miller at 22nd and Jackson for peddling without a public license. En route to headquarters they offered $1 each for release. Acting Judge Egan fined Gold $25 and Sorokoff $10 and confiscated the $2.

Harry Sorokoff Jake Gold Miller Egan Gold Sorokoff

Chink Gambling Game Is Raided

Police raid on a Chinese resort at 613 Jackson Street breaks in a door discovers a chuchaduck game in progress. Proprietor Wong Lee and 20 patrons including 12 white men and eight Chinese are arrested. $260 seized and paraphernalia confiscated. Bonds set and all released.

Jackson St Sergt. D. Dagner Humphrey Wong Lee

Woman Burned Trying To Extinguish Kitchen Fire

Mrs. C. D. Wells of 1526 16th Avenue was burned on the hands at eight o'clock last night while a varnish kettle boiled over on the stove. Her husband Mr Wells wrapped a rug around her to smother the flames and stop the fire, which caused damage to the house.

C. D. Wells

Arson Suspect Blames Rats at Furniture Store Fire

In Judge Brown's court, arson suspect M Sanders contends rata caused the blaze at 2705 First Ave. ten days earlier. Fire Chief Boyle doubts the claim and Sanders, arrested in British Columbia after leaving town two days before the fire, awaits further investigation.

Rata M. Sanders Brown First Nv Boyle Sanders British Columbia

Immense Fortune for His Daughters

Redlands Cal Aug 31 Seo Meyers tobacco manufacturer dies at Prospect Hill home leaving an estate estimated at 40 million dollars. Daughters expected to receive most of the fortune.

Redlands Cal Seo, Meyers Prospect Hill

Firefighters Redeployed East of Mountains in Washington

George G. Long of the Washington Forest Fire Association and EB Simons Jr fire warden decided to call in firefighters from sections with lighter activity and shift focus to fires east of the mountains. Snoqualmie and Ashford blazes were thought controlled with no new reports. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. suffered the heaviest loss, destroying about one and a half sections of green timber. Tonight is ladies night at the Preas club as theatres collaborate for a charity affair.

George 8. Long Washington Forest Fire Association EB. P. Simons, Jr Tacoma Snoqualmie Ashford Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Preas Club

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