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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1910

Page

2

Cannonism remains the issue as Cannon eyed for exit

The piece reports that Cannon is expected to resign as speaker but Cannonism stays the campaign issue. Taft opposes Cannon. Olmstead is named as successor yet would continue Cannonism and its rules. Insurgents led by Murdock push for rules restoring free speech and majority action to curb packing reports and vetoes.

United Press Washington Jan Jos. G. Cannon Taft Cannon Congressional Campaign Committee Tawney, Houtelle Dalzel Marlin Olmstead Harrisburg Victor Murdock Peoples Legislat M. EB. Olmstead Pennsylvania

Doctor Cook Could Face Criminal Prosecution Over North Pole Claim

United Press reports Bench and Bar discusses Dr Frederick A. Cook's potential criminal liability if his North Pole discovery claim is proven false. The piece notes he could have been indicted for obtaining money by false pretenses through lectures and story purchases, with statutory changes now broadening liability for false representations.

United Press New York Bench and Bar Frederick A. Cook Cook North Pole New York Herald

Odd Bits of News Item Delights Local Residents

A shaggy dog near Firat avenue and Harrison street entertains neighbors by perched at Little's Pharmacy window with paws raised in supplication. A chocolate box incident and a coatless young girl spark comment from street newsboys and passersby.

Firat Av. N Harrison

Woman recounts loss to American Ceramic Art scheme

A letter from Mrs. Lucilla Mitchell to Dr. Mary Martin reveals a money loss of five dollars after joining the American Ceramic Art company. She, a poor mother with children, sought extra income through transfer painting, and she urges action against the firm criticized in The Star.

Ceramic Art Company American Ceramic Art Company Denny Building Arcade Mary Martin Mary Martin Star Lttle Lucilla Mitchell

Obituary of Raymond Long and local notices from Seattle

Raymond Long sixteen year old Gonzaga student died from Wright's disease at his uncle George L Abbe's home in Seattle. Obsequies held this afternoon at 2 o clock with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Notices also announce diploma pickup for women awardees at the Seattle Federation Clubhouse and a lecture by John Z White for the Young Women's Educational Club. The Ralston Glee Club to present its first semi annual concert at the Unitarian Church on January 12 at 8 PM, with a large expected crowd.

Raymond Long Gonzaga College Bpokane Wright George L’abbe Seattle Calvary Cemetery John Z White Young Women's Educational Club Theosophical Hall Fourth Sv Pike Ralston Glee Club Unitarian Church

Clerk and Bailiff Mix Their Packages Mixups

Tommy Richmond a clerk in Justice Carrolls court and Lawrence Gan a bailiff mix up shopping. Gan bought peas for his wife and Richmond butter for his family. They grab bundles and head home, one to Green Lake and the other to Renton. Each discovers the error and Gan admits fault threatening no dinner next day. He wonders how long a man can starve without starving to death.

Tommy Richmond Justice Carroll Lawrence Gan Gan Richmond Gau

Pilgrim Fathers Under Fire From Harvard Historian

The president of the American Historical Society cites Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard saying much of Pilgrim lore is myth. He claims Plymouth figures killed Indian women and children and that Mason L Weems misrepresented Washington. A Dreamland dance event with free admission follows.

American Historical Society New York Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Hart Mason L. Weems Washington

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