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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
8
Rent of ns work day and ability o as well A s
Fragments outline a labor related dispute about daily work rates and worker abilities. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are legible to establish concrete facts or outcomes.
Seattle Leads in Aid for Stricken Chinese
Seattle mobilizes aid after an emergency appeal issued by Governor Hay. The Seattle Commercial Club organizes a nationwide drive with support from the Red Cross and several city chambers. Provisions and funds flow from individuals and churches as Dr. J. M. Wilson and Dr. Sidney Strong rally religious groups for immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hay
P of
Washington
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Washington, DC
Cross Society
Red Boards
Cleveland Chamber
Chicago As of Commerce
Seattle Commercial Club
William Pigott
Jacob Furth
RE. F. Blaine
J. M. Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
China
Sidney Strong
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Auto Romance Ends With an Elopement
Roy Gress a former student from Queen Anne high school wed Miss Mar Hammond after a rumored romance. The couple, now en route to Portland for work, reportedly sought blessing from their families who remain unsettled about the elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gress
Struce Ae
Queen Anne
Miss Marand
Anne High School
Hammond
Missing Marjory Reiman Returns Note Safe
Frayed telegram reports Marjory Reiman, believed to have fled to Alaska with her mother, wrote a letter to say she is safe and in good hands. Local inquiries trace her movements to an interurban train near the academy, with efforts by Mrs. Magnuson continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Reiman
Alaska
S Magnuson
Marjory
Alden
L. H. Hanson
Bonding Co
Tacoma
Academy
Smallpox at College Reported in Washington Unit
A junior in forestry at the Unit of Washington contracted smallpox in the city. City Inspector McGee orders precautionary measures to prevent spread among students. Brinkley and Brinkley’s fraternal group are mentioned. vaccination was administered and no other cases were reported at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brinkley
Unit
Washington
McGee
Brinkley Ee
Brinkley
Will Windsor Kills Wife and Sister-in-Law Then Himself
The coroner's jury investigated the deaths of Will Windsor who killed his wife and his sister-in-law Mrs. Fred Rheinart before taking his own life. He had previously turned his baby over to neighbors for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise, Or
Will Windsor
Fred Rhienhart
Search for Postmaster in Atlantic City Mystery
Local police in Los Angeles seek Richard L. Ashurst Philadelphia postmaster who vanished a week ago in Atlantic City. A man matching his description left El Paso on Tuesday with Los Angeles listed as a forwarding address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Richard L. Ashurst
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
el Paso
Four Bodies Recovered After Colorado Mine Explosion
In Trinidad Colorado four bodies were recovered from the Cokedale Carbom and Coal Company mine after a gas explosion last night. Eleven men remained buried beneath debris as rescuers worked through the wreckage. Seventeen were at work when the blast struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Cokedale, Carbom and Coal Company
Schwab Wins as Gambler at Monte Carlo
Charlies M Schwab reportedly won ten thousand dollars at roulette in Monte Carlo while former British premier Arthur Balfour came from Calais and won four dollars at fouls on an even chance and quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Charlies M. Schwab
Friends Today
Balfour
England
Calais
Can Actress Be Happy Though Married
San Francisco February 10 Miss Evelyn Vaughan stage favorite and married actress notes many happy marriages exist aside from public scrutiny She disagrees with a New York actress asserting love marriages between actors are a farce and says companionship is essential for happiness in private life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vaughan
San Francisco
Cal
Evelyn Vaughan
Missing New York heiress Dorothy Arnold sought by Griscom
George 8 Griscom Jr, a Philadelphia financier, arrived from Italy and began an independent search for Dorothy Arnold, the missing New York heiress. He said he believes she is alive and cited promises to Dorothy's mother that constrain him from commenting on marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Arnold
George 8. Griscom, Jr
Italy
Dorothy
Arnold
Rebels Wound Army Leader Near Tonichi
Gen. Torres, head of Sonora's military department, was shot in the neck by a trooper during a clash with rebels about 60 miles south of the border. He was badly wounded and carried from the field as courier reports from Tonichi reach Huachuca Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huachuca
Ariz
Torres
Department of Sonora
Tonichi
Urge Bill to Lease Lands in Alaska
John E E Ballaine returns from Washington urging commercial labor and religious groups to press Taft Nelson and Mondell to enact Alaska coal legislation. The bills propose coal land leases with royalties of 6 and 10 cents per ton and 75 percent of receipts to Alaska wagon roads and schools. If enacted, coal could drop about three dollars per ton in Seattle. Pinchot endorses the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EE. Ballaine
Washington
Taft
Nelson
Mondell
Alaska
Seattle
Baliaine
Pinchot
Is Hodge Serious About That Boom
Sheriff Robert T. Hodge announces in an interview with the Los Angeles Express his plan to run for governor in 1912. He endorses recall initiative and referendum and predicts broad adoption at county and state levels. He says elections should oust officials who fail to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Los Angeles Express
Robert T. Hodge
Hodge
Progressive Banquet Showcases Lincoln Birthday Theme
A Seattle banquet at the Hotel Washington gathers progressive leaders for Lincoln Birthday events. Speakers include Bain, Biggard, Blair, Wilson, Perkins, Griffiths, Hannan, Wardell, Hazelton, Revelle, Mayor, Place, and others outlining reforms in law, municipal affairs, farming politics, and democracy. In San Francisco, Isabelle Van Winkle estate litigation sees sister Maine claim fraud by Alice Gould and demand distributions to heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Lincoln
Thomas W. Bain
William J. Biggard
Ivan L. Blair
Rufus R. Wilson
Joseph P. Perkins
Austin EB. Griffiths
Progressive
George F. Hannan
New Order
Max Wardall
Edward Hazelton
Thomas P. Revelle
Deed H. Mayor
Progressive Press
Victor M. Place
San Francisco
Mra
Isabelle van Winkle
Isabella M. Romaine
Alice D. Gould
Portland, Or
Free Orpheum Tickets Offer Prompts Reader Response
A market ad in the issue promotes free Orpheum Theatre tickets to readers who respond. The notice urges take up of the offer as a limited-time opportunity.
Recall Our Judges Why Not Aims W S Uren Father of Oregon System
In Salem on February 10 Dana Bleeth reports W S Uren the father of the Oregon system advocates recalling judges. He says judges are elected to serve the people and should be fired if they nullify laws or ignore popular will. He argues courts wield legislat ive power and must stay under public control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Uren
Oregon
Supreme Court
London
Nana Cnee
Pension Bill for Policemen Progress Reported in Legislature
Olympia reports the police pension bill, already passed by the house, cleared the senate this morning. The lower house also passed a bill validating all charter amendments by vote first class cities on recall initiative or referendum. Representative Wray introduced a boxing bill with 24 supporters. A simple test for sugar purity remains noted, involving burning pure sugar to ash or adulterated sugar to ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
House
Senate
Wray
Orpheum Market Ad Promises Tickets at Asking Price
Market notice advertises tickets at the Orpheum Theatre with details to be seen in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
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Bill
Dana 8Leeth
Axminster
Ingrain Art Square
Brussels
Amoskeag
London's
India
Puff
Jack Frost
R& D
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