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01 Jul 1910
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
1
Orphaned Boy Suffering Hip Injury At County Hospital
A 14 year old boy, living with Mr and Mrs G ef Yester after humane officers placed him, lies with a dislocated hip. He claims brutal neglect at the county hospital. Rowe and Mrs Rowe, who shelter him near the city, sought medical help after hip pain worsened. Rowe reported to police and humane Officer Vaupell for treatment steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pruth Turner Wilcox
Feers
Gef Yester
Rowe
Vaupell
Georgetown
Humane
Ellis
City
Ellie
Taft Roosevelt meet mark first time since birthday
An account recalls Taft and Roosevelt meeting briefly at the Taft home while discussions on the Hughes candidacy and the Ballinger-Pinchot affair were underway. Observers note the potential for shifts in endorsements and party positions amid the looming political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Beverly
Holmes
Hughes
Ballinger-Pinchot
Wiseerorth
Taad
Fight Recap by Rounds Teletype from Seattle Gum Drop
The Seattle Gum Drop arranged for every spectator at the Reno fight to telegraph a detailed, round by round description. Writers from Reno share worried insights about the high priced Marvels and their remarks on the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Gum Drop
Unsteady Portraits and Racial Stereotypes in a Fragment
A distorted narration uses racialized caricatures to describe a man named Johnson. The prose dwells on primate and animal imagery, implying violent potential and physical strength drawn from supposed Senegambian features, with references to appetite and ferocity.
Jeffries Training Worries From Seattle Gum Drop Official
Special Commissioner for the Seattle Gum Drop Mico Morfee warns of Jeffries mood and nerves days before a bout. He laments the boxer's reluctance to heed guidance and fears for Jeffries training methods amid the looming fight date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seattle Gum Drop and
Rose Growers’ Journal
Jeffries Fight Hopes and Local News From Moana Springs
A lively, first person column from Moana Springs on July 1 describes fans hoping Jeffries will be the victor, Johnson's training, and casino nightlife in Reno. The piece notes arena construction, the Seattle delegation’s satisfaction, and reporters planning to cover rounds for the Ladies' Home Journal. It mentions figures like Tex Ric, Jim Cobett, and John L. Sullivan in informal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana Springs
Jackson St
John L. Sulliva
Jim Cobett
Joe Choynaki
Jeffries
Jim
Jeff
Tex Ric
Johnson
Nevada
Moving Picture
Seattle
Leo Tolstoi
Thomas Hardy
Rudyard Kipling
Julia Ward Howe
Laura Jean Libby
Cynthia Grey
Harry Thaw
Porter Chariton
Mary Ann the Gun
Ladies’ Home Journal
Reno
John L
Mike May
Plenice
Zee Nut Bomb Prize Event At The Star Office
A large Zee Nut promotion at The Star office is set for Saturday at 1 PM in Columbia Park. The event includes a simulated bomb explosion on the Star building roof with prizes totaling 1500 packages to be distributed from the Star office. Read directions at The Star office and arrive before 1 PM for a chance at the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZeeNut GeColumbia Park
Francisco
Dia
Pbtar
Star Building
Star Office
Sey
Frisco Boys
Tenth Ward Poindexter Men Meet
Men of the Tenth ward join a meeting to form an organization in support of Miles Poindexter. The gathering is at the Masonic hall at 465th street corner 14th avenue North East, inviting all supporters of the Poindexter movement in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Ward
Miles Poindexter
Masonic Hall
Seattle real estate dealer Michael Donahue dies in Rochester
Michael Donahue aged 48 a Seattle real estate dealer died Tuesday at St. Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota. He leaves a widow and four children all residents of Seattle. He was just completing a home at 36th avenue and Alpha Street at the time of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Donahue
Seattle
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
36Th Av
Alpha Et
Fight camp notes reveal arena nails count and smiles
A letter from John L. Sillyman discusses building the arena with about 7 000 pounds of nails and notes observed moods of Jeff and Johnson. He defends his reporting as a sportsman and promises readers he is honest, denying any wrongdoing or misquotation.
Poindexter Leads In Seattle Polls Against Wilson and Burke
Eight Seattle skyscraper polls show Judge Burke leading the senatorial race with Poindexter second and John L. Wilson third. Poindexter's strong citywide showing surprises his Seattle followers, especially among big business circles linked to Burke. If Poindexter defeats Wilson in these citadels, supporters expect him to carry the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Judge Burke
Poindexter
Johan L. Wilson
John L. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Beavers Take Morning Game
Vancouver defeats Spokane Indians 6 to 6 in a holiday morning game at Vancouver British Columbia before 6 006 fans. Swain opened with a homer to right center, James doubled driving in two, and Joe Sugden added key RBIs as the Beavers rally with Bonner’s wild pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Bonner
Spokane Indians
Swain
James
Joe Sugden
Democrats Open Campaign Event in Seattle Area
The King County Democratic Club will host an opening campaign meeting at Evergreen Hall in the Silver Building on First Avenue and Cherry tonight at o'clock. Speakers include Maurice A. Langhorne of Tacoma Wilmon Tucker and Calvin B. Hall from the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County Democratic Club
Invergreen Hall
Silver
First Ay
Cherry
Maurice A. Langhorne
Tacoma
Wilmon Tucker
Calvin
Hall
Tracy Strong Marries in Indiana Wedding
Tracy Strong, boys' director at the Seattle YMCA, and son of Rev. Sidney and Mrs. Strong, married Edith A. Robbins at McCool, Indiana, last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Strong
Seattle
Sidney
Strong
Edith A. Robbins
McCool
Ind
Saturday's Star Real Estate Bargain Day
Real estate ads promote bargain day with emphasis on advertising columns. Readers are urged to phone ads to Main 400 or Ind. 441 for placement and best available properties.
Reno Fights Johnson Jeffries Final Usual Betting Spike
Reno bets heavily on Jeffries in the Frisco showdown, with odds varying by city. The July 4 prize fight in Reno is billed as the last great finish in America as Nevada plans to ban gambling on September 30, prompting a roaring buildup and a key financial lifeline from Jim May to Tex Rickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Seattle
London
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Detroit
Denver
Indianapolis
Johnson
Chicago
St. Louis
Australia
Toronto
Reno
Pacific Coast
Seattiee
Wenatchee
Comstock
America
Nevada
Tex Rickard
Goldfield
Frisco
California
Christian Science Church
Jim May
Palace
Tex
May
Jim
Jeffries and Johnson Prepping for Big Fight Day
Jeffries plans a light day with fishing and dry out to begin tomorrow while Johnson rests after declaring his weight perfect. Promoters aim to have the arena ready by tomorrow night as the ringside scene tightens and crowds await the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Jeffries
Moana
Saddest Seattle Sendoff For Special Train
A tearful Seattle crowd bids farewell as the Jim Morrison Seattle Spirit Bound for Reno departs at 11 30 am. Observers on the platform include Jim Morrison in lemon cream homespun and Bill Morris in a rust linen duster as brothers Al Tennant and Captain Charles Tennant see him off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jim Morrison
Big Bill Morris
London
George Tennant
Charles Tennant
Brother al
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Tenth Ward Poindexter
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