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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1908

Page

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Mayor Moore Faces Council Over Cedar Water Bond Issue

Seattle city council members balked at charter amendments while backing the Cedar water bond. Mayor Moore pressed to convene a meeting, even with police ready to serve notices. Five council members objected to service form, but direct legislation petitions were certified as sufficient by City Comptroller Carroll.

Seattle Electric Mloore Moore Aew Gill Reynolda Sawyer Keene Mullen Harry Carroll Carroll George F. Cotterill Direct Legislation League

Jury to decide fate of Thaw in murder trial

York January 31 United Press reports the judge instructs the jury in Rendall Thaw's murder trial. Dowling outlines insanity and intent defenses, stressing the jury must determine if Thaw knew right from wrong and whether he intended to kill Stanford White.

United Press York Rendall Thaw Stan Orden Dowling Stanford White

Trimble Campaign Events Tonight and Tomorrow

Electors of the Ninth ward may hear William P. Trimble speak at the Odd Fellows' ball tonight. Others include John H. Powell L. H. Gray T. B. Coombe and George H. Halley. Tomorrow night campaigns end with a Dreamland rink meeting addressed by Trimble Ole Hansen and John W. Roberts.

Ninth Ward William P. Trimle Odd Fellows’ Ball Fremont John HM. Powell L. H. Gray T. 8& Coombe George H. Halley Trimble Dreamland Rink Mr Trimble Ole Hansen John W Roberts

Removal of Green Lake Station Held Up

Dr H Litteoy secretary of the Green Lake committee protests the removal of the postal station at Green Lake to Fremont. John H McGraw in Washington reports the department has held up the statter until maps and data promised by the committee arrive. Assistant Postmaster W J Colkett prepared a territory map for dispatch to Washington. The change was ordered to take effect March first. local officials were told to take no action until further orders.

H. ©. Litteoy Green Lake Green Lake Station Fremont John H. McGraw Washington Asistant W. J. Colkett Colkett Lng

Tax rate dispute amid Seattle mayoral campaign

The article reports on William P. Trimble denying claims that he misquoted Portland tax data as Seattle taxes compare unfavorably. Judge Humphries defends a 14.2 mill Portland tax rate, citing a Multnomah County treasurer letter. The piece discusses campaign accusations, investigations, and efforts to depict Trimble unfairly.

William P. Trimbeen Seattle Hax Humphries John F Trimble Moore Thomson Multnomah Oregon Portland Eamoon Johan M. Lewis Multnomah County Miller Lewis la John Wash Elity John M. Lewis

Brown Rally Planned for Seventh Ward Nominee

Supporters of Frederick W. Brown invite voters to a rally this evening at the corner of Minoravy and Denny way. Speakers include Judge John Arthur BE. B. Palmer F. P. Lewis C. EB. Baxter and others.

Frederick W. Brown Seventh Ward

Banished Former Customs Official Faces Expulsion

Charles G Browne a former silk examiner in the customs service has been banished from the United States for life after seven years of litigation over a $2600000 allegation. He must leave within 24 hours and plans to go to Canada. The case involved conspiracy and fraud charges with prior extradition disputes.

United Press New York Charles G. Browne Silke Customs Service United States Hrowne Canada Raud United Tea Browne Thetead

Weedon case sparks arrest of Dr Hazzard

Mrs Linda B Hazzard a fast cure specialist was arrested by Humane Society officers on a state charge of practicing medicine without a license. She was removed from her home at 1420 Eighth Ave after the family of Dr D D a dentist claimed the infant nearly starved under the fast cure. Bonds of 260 were set for her husband on a resisting an officer charge as investigators seek the couple's whereabouts.

Linda B. Hazzard Vaupell and Kent The Humane Society Hageard D. D Weedon Kent Dr. Weedon Mr. Hareard Hunate

Stander Divorce Secured At Last In Local Row

H. P. Davis is charged with larceny by batlee after alleged theft of a $260 diamond. Davis was brought from Anacortes by Officer Barck on the complaint of Clara Short. Davis claims the diamond was placed on his necktie and that he warned against it as his wife and child accompanied him. He has a poor reputation in Anacortes where he worked as a teamster and is expected to obtain appearance bonds.

H. P. Davis Mins Clara Short Batlee Anacortes Barck Davis Davie St Davie Anacdrios

Pacific Wave Editor Disqualified Prompting Interim Appointments

Harold Birkett, elected editor of the Pacific Wave at the University of Washington, is disqualified by the faculty over unsatisfactory studies. Geo. Stirk is appointed temporary editor until a new election can be held after a heated campaign.

Harold Birkett University of Washington Geo. Stirk Birkett

President Roosevelt attacks financiers and calls for reform

In a special message to Congress, President Roosevelt urges reenactment of the Employers' Liability law and warns wealthy financiers, lawyers, and corporations that misuse power will face jail or heavy fines. He supports tighter supervision of stock issues, regulation of interstate railroads, and protection of public interests against over capitalization and stock manipulation.

Congress Roosevelt Washington, D. C Supreme Court Rockefeller Clase Interstate Commerce Bureau of Portions

Seattle Denies Presentation For Battleship Nebraska

A Nebraska governor’s letter prevents moving the silver service presentation to Seattle instead of San Francisco. Secretary Yandell urged Seattle as the venue. In New York the Oriental Bank failed to open. a long line of depositors gathered as officials prepared a statement on the bank’s condition.

Chamber of Commerce Gov Sheldon Nebraska Seattle San Francisco Yandell New York the Oriental Bank

Divorce Seals Split of Millionaire Stander Estate

In superior court Judge Morris granted Violet Brander a legal separation from Antone Stander. A prior division of the million-dollar estate was incorporated in the decree and both sides retain roughly half. The couple, once in Dawson and San Francisco, faced alleged cruelty and heavy drinking amid a wealth of Seattle and Alaska properties. Stander must pay Mrs. Stander’s attorneys 2000 dollars.

Morris Superior Court Violet Brander Stander Shipley Standers San Francisco Dawson Antone Seattle Holyoke First Av Spring St Butler Annex Fourth Av Marion Sr

Miller Meeting Tonight A Jollification

Miller supporters show high enthusiasm as John F Miller campaigns for the Republican mayoral nomination in Seattle. Wagner’s band leads a downtown parade to spotlight his Seattle Theatre address with KE Hughes and JH Granger set to speak and Miller promising a full outline of his principles.

Miller Seattle John F. Miller Wagner KE. C. Hughes JH. T. Granger Lengt

Opposed Jurors Screen Death Penalty in Phillips Case

Opposition to the death penalty appeared as jurors were selected for Steve Phillips charged with shooting Madge Henderson to death at a lodging house on Sixthaven and Main. Phillips also wounded Willis McClinton and reportedly threatened self harm at the Nebraska Bar before police custody. A separate report notes a high school locker break in with a muff and kid gloves stolen by a theft amid the morning.

Steve Phillips Madge Henderson Criminal Department Superior Court Phillips Sixthay South and Mainst Willis McClinton Nebraska Marion Greene

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S. E. Company Harry Thaw Justice Dowling Thaw John E. Humphries F. Miller Calle Miller William P. Trimble Mr. Trimble Brown Rally DR. Hazzard Teamster President Flays Financiers Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Moreer Gaynor and Greene Chiago Jollification
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