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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
6
Mexican revolutionary Juan Sanchez Azcona, jailed in Washington on espionage and extradition worries, claims Diaz era tyranny fuels U.S. and Mexican abuse. He asserts the U S government serves trusts over people and calls for justice and fair presidential access.
In Johns, Newfoundland, December 21, fears rise that a hurricane sweeping the coast could trigger many shipping disasters. The storm has battered the area for hours and is described as the worst in years. relief may come if it begins to subside.
Brockhagen, father of C khagen and business manager of a newspaper, sustained arm injuries and other hurts Thursday afternoon when attempting to board a Madison street cable car. He was treated and taken home after the incident.
In San Francisco on Christmas Eve a famous soprano known as the diva of the present age will sing at the civic fountain before thousands. Damrosch lauds Luisa Tetrazzini, and organizers promise a special program for the public gathering under the open sky.
The Washington Children's Home Society asks readers to fill tiny paper stockings for babies. Send checks, money orders, or cash in the toe, with envelopes, and include other gifts like food clothing toys and sweetmeats to aid needy children.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Herbert Mason Clapp and Marie Lakeer Clapp wed under pressure from a delegation of Texas citizens who demanded evidence of a marriage. Detectives say Clapp had not planned to marry. he may drop charges against his wife who allegedly shot him after the confrontation near San Antonio.
The grand jury voted indictments against four prisoners tied to the $57,000 gold bullion case with charges of grand larceny. The man who assayed the gold has been located in Alaska and will testify at the trial. A long trip on foot and by boat will be required due to the closed season.
John C. Wagner a wealthy South Bend citizen was jailed after writing actress Winifred Greenwood offering marriage if she abandoned stage powder. He was under police scrutiny while attempting to sell stock to a $50 million moving picture theatre and had frequented the venue daily for over a year.
W H McCauley 60 collapsed during lunch at Jamieson and Moffat’s saloon and died in a police wagon en route to the city hospital. He had lived as a Paxton hotel tenant for several years.
Adjt. Gen. George B. Lamping, resigning January 1, is expected to be restored as colonel of the Second Regiment National Guard. The new military code allows retirement at colonel rank unless assigned to active duty. Lamping has not applied but would accept if Gov. Hay requests.
The United States circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia issued an order that effectively dissolves the Temple Iron company, the vehicle through which Pennsylvania's anthracite coal supposed to be controlled by a financier coterie. This ruling hits at the alleged coal combine and marks a concrete blow to the alleged centralization of power.
In Vicksburg Mississippi on December 21 the trial of Misa Roste Miner for the murder of George Smith saw the state offer as evidence a dead body carried in by four men at the urging of District Attorney Thames Md. The judge ruled the corpse inadmissible, and the body was returned to the undertaker.
Terre Haute labor leader Philip K. Reinbold reveals harsh conditions at Jeffersonville reformatory. He cites contract labor forcing high tasks, minimal pay, and use of a “hole” cell with locked gloves. Prisoners face small rations, short commitments, and frequent hospitalizations upon release.
Richmond Ind December 21. The 28th child has arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Jason Bonner in New Castle Ind. Twenty one of the children are living. Mr Bonner is 49 years old and his wife is four years his junior.
The Great Northern Tourist Sleepers are described as easy riding well heated ventilated and electric lit finished in red mahogany with olive green leather upholstery. They boast good mattresses and clean linen. C. W. Meldrum City Passenger and Ticket Agent Second and Columbia St.
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