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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1915

Page

3

Warden Osborne Indicted At Sing Sing

Albany reports the warden of Sing Sing, Osborne, indicted by a West County grand jury on charges including personal conduct and misdeeds in office. White Plains headline states he pleaded not guilty, posted 2000 bail, and called the grand jury a conspiracy against him. Governor’s intervention seen as possible to shield him.

Albany, N. Y Osborne Sing Sing West County Grand Jury Riley White Plains N. Y Yonkers

Callao Sighting Clarifies Chilean Vessel Mystery

Vancouver reports the Chilean bark Callao sighted under bare poles drifting toward Long Beach near the Graveyard of the Pacific between Ucluelet and Tofino. Wireless reports are scarce as rescue lifeboats from Bamfield and Ucluelet assist, with the USCG tug Snohomish rushing to aid disturbed vessel.

Vancouver B. C Callao Victoria Long Beach Pacific Ucluelet Tofino Vancouver Island

Divorces Sought By Two Local Couples

Mrs. Veda Whittaker Taylor of 1417% 2 state and James Walter Taylor filed suit for divorce Wednesday alleging drunkenness and cruelty. R. 8. Hallet also sought a divorce Wednesday claiming his wife Clettie B. Hallet left the state with another man a year ago. Both couples seek custody of their minor children.

Veda Whittaker Taylor Aiforce James Walter Taylor Hallet Clettie B. Hallet

Wendell Phillips High Mingles In Movable Mustache Contest

In Chicago on December 29 Wendell Phillips High School announces a contest to select the male student who raises the best moustache, with the winning student to receive a silver loving cup at month’s end.

Chicago Wendell Phillips High School

New Year gloom at Woman's Exchange amid receiver petition

Cecil Holt files in superior court for a receiver of the Woman's Exchange at 209 Unton Street alleging Alfred W. Seymour and Fanny M. Seymour misappropriate funds deposited in National City Bank for personal use. Holt claims $700 due from Victor C. Coxhead and alleges meals are given to creditors causing monthly losses. Seymours aim to restore salaries from 1913 while rent is unpaid and Blue Bird Candy Co. holds fixtures.

Woman's Exchange Superior Court Cecil Holt Alfred W. Seymour Fanny M. Seymour National City Bank Stolt Seymours Holt Victor C. Coxhead Blue Bird Candy Co

No Action Taken on Consolidation by Commercial Club

The Commercial Club took no action Tuesday night on consolidating with the Chamber of Commerce as its special committees have not completed their report. A meeting is planned for Wednesday night. Action on the report is not expected for about two weeks. The committee has not disclosed any recommendations but is generally believed to oppose consolidation.

Commercial Club iChamber of Commerce

Dinner for 300 by Brotherhood League at Gley King Street

Max Wardall former councilman will host a dinner for 300 men Wednesday evening prepared by the Brotherhood league at Gley King street.

Brotherhood League Gley King St Max Wardall

Wall did not own Prince dog tragedy clarified

George H. Miller of 2905 20th Ave states Wall did own money and was not penniless, contesting that Wall’s death by his own action was tied to Prince Igor's fate. Miller says the dog was not Wall’s and the dog had no license when seized by the city pound, leading to the death due to lack of fee. Poundmaster Kenny Gregg pledges longer holding times to avoid further tragedies, hoping owners reclaim healthy dogs.

George R. Wall George H. Miller 20Th Ave the Star Wall Prince Igor City Pound Miller Star Altho Kenny Gregg

McPherson to Speak on Alaska Resources in Seattle

J L McPherson manager of the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce will address the Building Owners and Managers Association dinner at the Elks club on Wednesday evening. He will discuss Alaska the Enormous Wealth of Her Resources and What Their Development Means to Seattle with maps and views.

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