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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1910

Page

2

Rousing Greeting for Sheriff Hodge in Green Lake Meeting

At Mountain View station on the Green Lake line a trial meeting showed strong community support for Sheriff Robert T. Hodge. Hodge and a deputy arrived at the chairman’s invitation to quell disorder and heard cheers as speaker Kitt Gould referenced the sheriff.

Robert T. Hodge Mountainiew Station Green Lake Hodge Mountain View Kitt Gould King County

Receiver appointed for murdered furniture magnate estate

Creditors of Charles Tucker, manager of Northwest Furniture Co., murdered last Friday, secured James Munson as temporary receiver of the business. The appointment followed a stockholders fight before Court Commissioner R H Lindsay. Tucker's firm is valued at about 85000 apart from real estate. No bond set yet. The petition notes Tucker left a daughter Celestine Marte Le, who may become sole heir if her relation is confirmed.

Charles ©. Tucker Northwest Furniture Company Firetav Morata Klvira M. Bankleman Southeast Beattie James Munson R. H. Lindsay Frank Steele Tucker Nie Munson Ttte Celestine Marte le Abe

Bridge on Northwestern turnpike awaits preservation contract

Cumberland Md January 26 A contract to preserve the last of the old time bridges on the line of the old Northwestern turnpike through West Virginia has been awarded and work is to begin soon under United Press dispatches.

Cumberland West Virginia

Pocket wireless phone makes good husbands

A humorous forecast argues the wireless telephone will liberate wives and spur near universal adoption. It envisions both spouses carrying compact radiophones and predicts rapid social change as men and women stay in constant contact, potentially unsettling some husbands.

Glavis Opens Gage Probe Before Congress

Louis R. Glavie testifies as the first witness in the Pinchot forestry controversy before a joint congressional committee. A large crowd fills the room as the panel plans summer tours to the Northwest and Alaska to examine coal land fraud charges. Pinchot’s counsel George Pepper assists, with other forestry aides named.

Washington Hallinger Pinchot Louis R. Glavia Joint Committee of Congress Northwest Alaska George Pepper Philadelphia Gifford Pinchot Price Shaw Forestry Service Pinchot Glavie L. D. Brandete Boston Joseph Colton New York

Seizure of Opium and Tobacco Aboard Steamship Anthlodine

Custome officials yesterday seized two hundred taels of opium 75 pounds of Chinese smoking tobacco and a quantity of illicit goods aboard the steamship Anthlodine. The opium valued at $2000 will be destroyed.

Free Trial Samose Offered by Quaker Drug Co

Quaker Drug Co markets Samose a fish forming food on approval. Trial offers weight gain and health improvement with money back if no increase, postpaid on receipt of price. Refund promised if it fails to flesh out the frame or restore vitality.

Quaker Drug Co Quaker

Soldier Bridge Carvings Remain On Burlington Landmark

George B. Shank received an award for painting the famous old white bridge spanning Patterson Creek at Burlington West Virginia. The Civil War outpost bridge bears the carved names of hundreds of soldiers in the wooden frame, many supports worn by army mules.

George B. Shank Tla Patterson Creek Burlington W. Va

British Sailor Faces Punishment for Drunkenness in Philadelphia

Joseph George from Newcastle England, a cutler aboard a British ship docked at Port Richmond with iron ore, appeared before Magistrate Scott charged with drunkenness. He claimed no knowledge of penalties, was referred to a doctor, and received funds from Magistrate Beott to return to Port Richmond.

United Pree Philadelphia Joseph George Newcastle England Port Richmond Scott Central Police Court George Beott

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