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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
4
A civic letter warns voters that Gail’s backers are a machine-led gang and that Bouillon would curb corruption. The writer asserts tax surcharge abuse and city waste, urging residents to support Bouillon for honest reform.
The Star editor argues that the mayoralty race between Gill and Bouillon is of unmatched importance for property owners families and public welfare. He notes their starkly different public and private lives and suggests the outcome will reflect their contrasted records and temperaments.
A letter to The Star accuses Seattle Electric of opposing Bouillon’s nomination and alleges employees campaign for Gill. It names a former crossing worker now aiding Gill, a Premont Ballard line conductor, and others. The writer notes fewer streetcars despite Seattle’s growth and questions scheduling.
Bulleting dispatches report Massachusetts Representative William Lovering dies at night at age 16. Other items note a fatal hotel fire in Reno with 100 guests fleeing, a Pittsburg school directorship election shakeup, and a Reno divorce case involving James Gayley.
Rainier valley residents must wait past the primary to learn if Seattle Electric and Seattle Renton & Southern Railway will be required to issue interchangeable transfers. A writ of mandate hearing was continued to February 17 at 7 30 p m. Beattie Electric filed its answer to Rainier resident Linhoff seeking a half and half transfer exchange between the rival companies.
Monmouth, Ti, February 5 Wolves displayed tough play in a brisk outing as they pushed through with rugged, old fashioned basketball. The performance reflected their steady defense and physical pace against the opposition.
In Warren and Mercer counties fear grows as wolves howl and dogs bark, with midnight vigils to protect livestock. A recent wolf hunt disrupted northern towns yesterday as men, boys and women observed and confronted marauders in the countryside.
A transit note directs riders from Fremont to Ballard and then to the end of the line, promising a view of the property at the final stop. The instruction emphasizes a guided ride to show the area.
The article urges families to invest rent money in buying a home rather than renting. It argues ownership elevates citizenship and provides lasting benefit, noting renting pays profit to landlords. It promises help to those determined to own and suggests improvements come quickly after a decision is made.
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