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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

15

Bon Marche Helps Bachelors’ Santa Fund Aid

The Star reports Bon Marche owner Frank H. McDermott cut a $245.90 bill for needy children in two, paying $122.95. Cash and goods boosted the Bachelors Christmas Fund from The Star’s drive, with receipts and in-kind gifts totaling over $264.95 and a $66.80 credit remaining.

Bachelors Star Bon Marche Cynthia Grey Kiddies Frank H. McDermott Ge Bon Marche Company Ren Marche National Grocery Company Sylvester Bros London Shafer Bros

Private Senate dining room guests toast Elkins event

Washington report notes jan 14 revelry in the Senate restaurant with Senator Bit ing of West Virginia hosting teachers and guests including Mrs. William K Vanderbilt Jr Mr and Mrs Robert Mor Nicholas Longworth Katherine Elkina and ex Senator Henry Cassawey Davie among the attendees.

Washington Senate Biting West Virginia William K Vanderbilt, Jr Robert Nicholas Longworth Katherine Elkina Henry Cassawey Davie

Pistol User Insane Says Col Chinn Fights With Knives

Col Chinn a Kentucky racing official and famed knife fighter says he will introduce a bill to declare pistol carriers insane. He notes he was shot nine times at a Chicago track yet killed two men with a knife in Latonia. He admits shooting was wrong in a Kansas City case. Also news of T. S. S. Wood, plasterer, reporting loss of trunk and 75 cents after leaving Kansas City.

Cincinnati Ohio Coronel Jack Chinn Kentucky State Racing Commission Kentucky Legielature Colonel Chinn Latonia T. S&s

Popular Baritone Must Pay Alimony in Seattle

Frederick Powell, a well known baritone who performed before the Ladies' Muateal Club of Seattle, must pay $100 a month permanent alimony to his former wife Ella Powell. The decree was signed by Superior Judge John F. Main this morning. The divorce complaint cites absolute incompatibility and claims Powell earns $490 to $600 monthly while Mrs Powell seeks support for her health and well being. There are no children.

Frederick Powell Ladies’ Muateal Club Seattle Ella Powell John F. Main Mra Powell Main

The Only American Wounded in Nicaragua Trouble

Photo shows Jus Branchfield of Bismarck North Dakota wounded in Nicaragua's Red Cross hospital at Bluefields. He recalls the mine near Reeves, the 1910s era clash with Genera Maena forces, and says fighting for rights in new lands is preferable to wheat farming at home.

Nicaragua Bluefields Jus. Branchfield Bismarck N. D Reeves Branchfield Richard Taylor New York Daily Star Katrada North Dakota

Weds in Old Duds Suing Express Co

Walter Lathrop of Atlanta sues the Southern Express Company claiming it failed to deliver his wedding outfit on time for a Ludington ceremony in Lingonier Indiana. He cites humiliation from a rushed, unsuitable attire and seeks monetary compensation.

Sues Express CO Tlanta Lingonier Ind Walter ‘Athrop Atlanta Lathrop Ligonter Chicago

Tragedy of the West Boys and a Saving Parole

The story recounts Western bound youths seeking riches, many losing touch with home. A Seattle incident led to Joseph Allen’s parole after Boston a father’s letter prompted lawmen to intervene. Three officials face a boy’s fate, and he is spared to return home for a Christmas reunion.

Seattle Joseph Allen Roberts Boston Hoberts Allen John Raoberta John F. Murphy Hob Hodge King County Bo Murphy

Tontitown Sets Up Priest As Mayor In Novel City Image

In Tontitown Arkansas a village grows ambitious, projecting Father Baldini as its mayor and guiding moral leadership. The piece notes swamps refuge origins and a dreamlike transformation toward a model American town with a January line of events and community dances at Dreamland.

Tontitown Father Waldini Father Baldini America

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