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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
7
The third murder trial of Mrs. Martina Kvals haug, accused as an accessory to her husband Martin Kvalshaug's killing by Charles Newcombe, began in Tacoma. She, seen as cheerful, faces jurors after two earlier trials ended with disagreements. The morning focused on veniremen examination.
Misa Albert Claire of Buffalo Wyoming travels on horseback from Buffalo to New York City via San Francisco to settle a bet between her uncle and a neighbor. She has covered 2600 miles and rests in Portland Oregon awaiting continuation. If she completes the trip by summer 1912 she wins 1000 dollars in gold and a Wyoming cattle ranch.
Mrs Victoria Herold was released after shooting Harry D Williams during an alleged kidnap attempt on her baby girl. Herold’s ex husband Francis Greely Herold faces conspiracy charges. witnesses James McCleneghan and Sydney V Marks may be held. Williams remains in critical condition. The note also mentions a Graystone smoker event at the Empire Theatre with fighters lined up.
Ogden Utah January 3 Following a marked trail along the Great Salt Lake north of the Southern Pacific tracks Wilson and a posse close in on two bandits who robbed the west overland limited at Reese taking 2500 from passengers. Sheriff ahead says a battle is expected as deputies move to overtake the outlaws. A highwayman encounter on the old North road ended when two men were robbed and then shots were fired fatally wounding Davis and severely wounding Taylor. The robbers seized control of the train near Reese and attempted to enter the Pullman sleepers while firing on crew and passengers.
Councilman J C Kellogg, prosecutor in the graft investigation committee, seeks reelection after refusing to vote for the report amendment. Petitions filed Saturday name Seattle's prominent citizens including business, professional, labor and women’s club members supporting Kellogg.
Horace White of Hanson Sr bought a rabbit for the holiday feast. The warmth revived the animal on a kitchen shelf, and it fled. The Whites later ate beefsteak after recovering from the shock.
John Mason admitted climbing over a transom at the Orpheum saloon on Columbia street between First and Second avenues to take a single beer. He said he will pay for the drink but faces police court tomorrow before Judge Gordon.
The Western Woman Voter began as a monthly Seattle publication guiding women on city and state government and legal rights. The inaugural issue urges early registration and voting in recall and council elections.
A. G. Spaulding, baseball magnate, opposes Judge John D. Works for the U S Senate. He sends letters to lawmakers criticizing Works and plans no Sacramento trip, relying on legislators to keep primary promises.
The University of California club departed Victoria, B C, by steamer Iroquois for San Francisco with the Keith silver cup secured. They clinched the Pacific coast championship after three highly competitive rugby matches on the island, the decisive game ending 3 to 0 in favor of California.
A fragmentary tease announces the famous hunchback with his trio returning to Seattle crowds. The text references a long past era and hints at a dramatic public display or performance, inviting readers to witness the scene and share in the historic moment.
A historic photograph yesterday shows the famed Hunchback and his three little Ones at their first reunion since 1191 A. D. The event inspires hope for health happiness and a prosperous New Year.
Columbus Indiana January 2 Justice of the Peace David Coombs of Needham township says he quit his job as he failed at the business of uniting couples in matrimony. In seven years he tied 100 marriages and only one ended in divorce. He notes the one nondivorced couple were the first he married. His resignation takes effect January 1 and he laments his knot tying prowess.
In Hot Springs Arkansas deputies John Rutherford and B F Murray must stand trial for the fatal shooting of Oscar Chitwood in the county jail enclosure. Chitwood, indicted for killing ex Sheriff Jacob Houpt, was being moved to another county when the shooting happened. Prisoners testified that Rutherford was overpowered by a mob as he left the jail and the coroner's jury found both deputies responsible for Chitwood's death.
The steam schooner Shnn Yak, Captain W E Hutton, leaking badly, was picked up off the Columbia river bar yesterday in waterlogged condition and towed to Astoria by the tank steamer Ascension. The vessel had burst a steam pipe while crossing the bar and proceeded toward Portland today under tow.
About 75 businessmen and legislators met in Centralia on January 3 to press for the southwestern counties to form a single district in the congressional reapportionment. The plan contemplates separating the southwest from Tacoma, with Hight counties represented to argue the case. The likely outcome would grant Puget Sound three representatives: Seattle, the balance of King County, and Tacoma with the southwest.
Join Ness a leading figure in the Kusko district dies in an Alaska blizzard while attempting Georgetown from Kusko Creek. No body found after searches. Ness leaves two brothers.
The 28th and Madison Improvement Club was told on Saturday the trunk sewer discussion is postponed 90 days. The committee had planned to bring 300 members before the city council next Tuesday night to oppose the assessments.
Helena Mont Jan 3 It is believed no current candidate will win the seat to succeed Senator Carter with a dark horse likely to pass the barrier at the last moment Some say Governor Edwin Norriate is training for the role though he says nothing publicly Walsh faces opposition from Montana corporations Conrad is opposed by anticorporationists who say he is wealthy but unqualified for the Senate.
Autopsy shows potassium cyanide caused the deaths of Grace Blosser and Charlies E B Twigg of Cumberland. The couple planned to marry on New Year’s Day and were found dead in the Blosser home after sharing candy and gum. Relatives doubt suicide as the cause amid ongoing candy tests.
The new board of school directors begins work today. Edmund Bowden is likely to succeed John Schram as president. New members include Judge F. A. McDonald and William Pigott.
An advertisement proclaims a home remedy using Bay Rum Lavona de Composes and Menthol Crystals to halt hair loss and promote new growth. It claims rapid results within weeks and offers a free sprinkler top and expert advice with purchase, urging readers to ask for all enclosures and a two ounce bottle.
Atland Ohio January 3 Max A Stern a former New York Life agent in Memphis disappeared December 9 and killed himself with poison in his Seward hotel room. He was about 29, well dressed and prosperous, registered from Chicago and had been out late. The body was found by a chambermaid.
The bodies of Warren and Mrs. Osborne, an elderly couple, were found at their home near Corbin with evidence of an ax murder. Robbery is suspected after a large sum of money was believed hidden inside the house. William Lyttle was arrested on suspicion. In New York, Alex DuBois is under arrest for luring girls aged 14 to 17 by posing as a theatrical manager.
The Seattle Star informs subscribers that subscription status is printed on the dress label of each paper. If the advance payment is not received, the name may be removed from the mailing list. Rates show 3 cents per month, 16 cents per month for three months or more.
Fragmented notices show recruitment for ethnographic positions and sales roles for clothing and whips, ads for pool hall meals, government job openings at Franklin Institute, and varied real estate and service offers. Multiple individuals and firms are listed with locations across Seattle and Rochester, including OrientaI Pool Room, Doyle Medicine Co, and The Perkins Land Company.
Real estate notices describe multiple farm parcels and small ranch prospects for sale. Listings include 160 acres near markets with a creem house, 1,600 total price with 290 yearly payments, plus five acre poultry farms near Bremerton and land near Beattie, Kirkland, and Navy Yard areas. Buyers are offered varied terms and contact details for agents and owners.
A dense Seattle classified section advertises farms, bungalows, and city lots for sale or loan. Listings include Kirkland ranches, Phinney Avenue homes, Rae near Lake Union, and Rainier Valley properties with prices, terms, and contact details. Also shows chattel loans, stables, furniture, and auction services.
Help wanted male applicants for sales and general work at a new branch of Nation Parment College. Pays $260 to $600 monthly with time given to visitors. Job offers include training with full time hours and wages while learning. Location 720 Third Ave and Washington St in a dual school setup with trade courses and materials charged only.
Help wanted for a chocolate dipping role at Koenig Caddy Oo located at 2421 Birat ay. Only experienced applicants should apply.
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