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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1914

Page

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Seattle Bride Seeks Doctor Answer on Race Claim

An accused wife asks a physician whether she is black or white as her husband sues for divorce. The vivid story frames the bride as a popular young woman suddenly shunned by society and decides to tell Star readers her side.

Seattle

Bride Without a Race in Detroit Society Feud unfolds

Alma Boone Little fights to prove she has no mixed blood as her husband Arthur Little accuses her of tainted birth. Doctors and lawyers weigh her ancestry claiming white lineage while she relies on court support and a protective association. The case, tied to a Cincinnati midwife adoption tale, heads to spring hearings.

Idah McGlone Gibson Etroit Mich Alma Boone Little Arthur Little Dean Vaughn University of Michigans E. E. Case Alma Boone Seattle de Salle Daniel Boone Cincinnati Little Detroit Little Anyo Dee Fur Protective Association Mrs. Little Mary Cody Decker Buffalo Bill Bradford Decker Boone

Chief Helps Us Play Santa for Chimney Kids

Dreamland hosted 3500 children and families for a Christmas celebration. Police Chief Lang distributed fruit cakes and toys while local volunteers and volunteers from the NP Club provided extra specials and handmade jumping jacks and dolls via a charity effort.

Chief Fred L. Boalt Littie Chimney Dreamland Joe Schermer Crawford BE White Santa Claus Firemen Cynthia Grey Lang

U S Threatens Bombardment of Turkish Port

Excitement rose in the naval department as Athens dispatches claimed a U S warship threatened to bombard Tripoli after an attack on a American merchant ship. Secretary Daniels commended Captain Oman for the North Carolina's actions. The North Carolina and Tennessee lay 40 miles from Tripoli.

Washington DD. C Naval Department Athens Greece United States Tripoli Daniels Oman North Carolina Ccruiser Tennessee Hetrut

Battle at Vera Cruz Forces Clash West of City

Washington reports a real battle for control of Vera Cruz is under way between Carranza and Villa factions. Advices say forces are ten miles west of Vera Cruz with Carranzistas preparing to withdraw to their main defenses.

Washington Vera Cruz Mex State Department Carranza Villa

Firemen Appeal for Donations to Aid Destitute North End

The Ballard fire department reports its food and clothing stores are rapidly depleting while aiding destitute families in the North End. Citizens are asked to phone Ballard 2760 to arrange pick up of old clothes or food, and volunteers will collect contributions.

Ballard Fire Department North End Ballard

Filipino Uprising Attempt Reported in Manila

Manila authorities arrested eight Filipinos with more detentions likely after a planned local native uprising on Thursday. Army officers were warned of a crowd potentially numbering 10,000, but the plot failed as gatherings dispersed quickly. The scheme is linked to Artemio Ricarte, exiled in Hong Kong.

Manila More Artemio Ricarte Hong Kong

Second Ave Landlords Named In Downtown List

The Star publishes a downtown Second avenue landlord list as part of a rental problem discussion. See names and blocks for property holders from Northwest corner to Yesler, including Sarah E. Adt Judge Danworth William Pitt Trimble and Emily T. Walker among many others.

Second Ave Star Pike Sarah E. Adt George E. Danworth People’s Savings Bank Pike and Union William Pitt Trimble Thomas M. Greene Frank McDermott Henry B. Cabot John B. Agen Shafer Bros Margaret L. Denny M. & K. Gottstein University Mary A. Denny David Whitcomb Arcade Realty Co Estabrook Investment Co Daniel Kelleher Samuel Rosenberg Emily T. Walker Seneca Caroline K. Galland Amos Brown John J. Ferguson Sanderson- Redfield Investment Co Ed Sweeney & Co Corliss P. Stone William Williamson Spring Puget Mill Co David R. McKinley W. R. Ballard J. A. Baillargeon Madison William Minot Henrietta M. Haller East Side J. M. Colman & Co August Mehlhorn Charles Williams Columbia Cherry West Side Walter R. Hinckley C. J. Erickson Investment Co Union Savings & Trust Co Chas. A. Williams Dexter Horton Cherry and James, West Side, Business Property Co. and Henry H. Schoenfeld

One Reason Rent Figures Stay High on Second Ave

Ed Sweeney argues that rental profits on Second Avenue stem from landlords charging tenants on full property value. He notes King County assessor values $4 000 per front foot and $5 000 for corners, creating high returns from ground floor space. He cites Miller Trunk Co. at 04 Second Ave with a total property value near 75 000 and claims the building’s improvements are nearly worthless.

Ed Sweeney Second Avenue King County Second Ave Miller Trunk Co Miller Health Board Eo Sweeney

Woman Charged In Milwaukee Hotel Badger Game Murder

A plot to trap Quong Chew in a badger game culminated in his murder at the Milwaukee hotel on King street and Sixth avenue. Mrs Lucille Goldy and her husband Vernon Goldy are arrested along with L F Oesear and Serafine Villafior after Chew, beaten with a shoe brush, dies. Police say Oesear confessed.

Lucille Goldy Quong Chew Chew Milwaukee King St Sixth Ave Girt Chew Ofelock Guy Carleton Carleton Herdiy Decesearcf K. Gomi Oesear Pine Husband Gelser Majewski Humphrey Jones Keefe Mrs. Goldy First Ave

Miller covers rent taxes and interest on Sweeney property

The account shows Miller paying $600 monthly rent and taxes on $75 000 in value. He also pays Sweeney's rental agents and 7 percent interest on the land and building total. Ed Sweeney receives 7 percent income on the full $75 000, not just his own investment.

Ler Miller Sweeney Ed Sweeney

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