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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
16
Riots and a heavy police response followed the execution of Liabeuf, the “apaches” leader, as troops were deployed to quell crowds in Paris. Soldiers charged rioters who trampled and shot prisoners, while supporters mourned with wreaths and flowers at the cemetery in Ivry.
A Success Magazine analysis summarized notes from Rob H. Schauffler on business girls and marriage. It reports that businesswomen seek economic independence, better wages, and partners with education, often preferring young spouses and rejecting warmed over affection. Readers hear quotes from clerks, stenographers, and operators across the United States about love, money, and family plans.
Negotiations near completion to merge two major vaudeville circuits, the William Morris company and the London Variety Theatres. The London houses, including 20 venues owned by Walter Gibbona, will join to form the world’s largest circuit in vaudeville.
An order from the U S government closed the Bully Hill smelter at Delmar, effective July 1, leaving 400 employees idle. Federal complaints alleged smoke damaged fruit trees and crops within a two square mile area, an investigation confirmed, and the smelter was shut down.
The body of Mias Anna Wendler of Osage City was recovered from the Missouri River five miles west of Jefferson City. Authorities suspect murder after a heavy dent in the forehead. Her basket shoes parasol and personal items were found nearby along with a pipe and tobacco.
Market notes show varied prices for sugar beet, corn, and live stock with no single standard rate. The report lists several commodities and approximate values, indicating general volatility in local trade and prices across the week.
Japanese residents of Seattle announce a Independence Day celebration with fireworks on Washington Street. Refreshments and patriotic exercises will follow at the Japanese Association offices highlighting community resilience despite citizenship restrictions.
An advertisement urges spring freckle treatment with ethine double strength sold by Raven Drug Co. It promises visible improvement after a single night and even complete fading of some freckles. The offer includes a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory.
Roosevelt Hughes forces were defeated as the New Jersey Assembly adopted the Judiciary committee report killing the Cobb direct primary bill by 40 to 62. The measure faces likely Senate defeat and an adjournment push, with a final decision expected tomorrow.
A finance committee meeting discussed selling the east block of land east of Seattle's old city hall to the city for 910000. Bonds for condemnation were approved at the last general election, and most council members favored buying privately if owners would bid on the issue, potentially cheaper than condemnation.
The Chilberg family heirloom grows with a gold medal awarded to John KH for state occasions. The Imperial Order of the Rising Third Class was presented by Acting Japanese envoy K Hayashi on behalf of Emperor Japan, in appreciation of Japan’s courtesies to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
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