Noor's Place Ad Noted with Odd Items
A fragmentary classified snippet lists items like a 75 cent price and a 10 cent tag alongside unclear reference to Noor. The readable portion hints at a small sale or listing but lacks complete details.
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07 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary Memoir Fragments of William Smithies
The text presents fragmented, garbled reminiscences about a William Smithies, described through disjointed phrases and scattered images. It hints at threats or death, a potential wartime or violent context, and unsettled family or neighborly quarrels, but details remain unclear and inconsistently reported.
Murder trial in flux as Bussell pleads insanity
Court proceeding shows Bussell facing a murder case with a speedy trial debated. Witnesses describe the defendant's condition and the court weighs insanity as the key factor while a May 12 hearing is mentioned. The case centers on involvement with 24 year old victims and police reports remain noncommittal about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussell
School Principal Report From Mal School
An unclear note mentions Principal Elia Mloge and events at Mal School with references to tonight, Frida, and PMal. Details are fragmented but indicate school leadership and a scheduled activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X Snyder
Pmal School
Na Masoitation Toda
Mre
Elia Mloge
Return of Jack Johnson Triggers Chicago Black Celebrations
Journal accounts describe a sea of Chicago's Black belt in jubilant welcome for Jack Johnson after defeating Jim Jeffries. Police prepare for crowds as 200 reserves guard Northwestern station and a downtown parade is urged despite official bans. A yellow carpet, brass band, and a Johnson reception await at his home, with Mafia like aimp for aldermanship boosting Johnson clubs and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Africa
Lil Artha
Jack
Alderman
Aldermanohnson
Pullman Rates Hit by Court Rehearing Bid
United Press reports Chicago case where Pullman Company argues for a rehearing to block the Interstate Commerce Commission from reducing Pullman car rates. Attorneys claim a 29 percent upper berth and 16 23 percent lower berth cut would cause an annual loss of 116000 between Seattle and St Paul and affect other cities. The initial injunction against the rate reduction failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Seattle
St. Paul
Fernald
Pullman Company
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Star Ad Boosts Local Business Reach
The Star showcases how business thrives by staying in touch with people through timely, snappy newspaper ads. It positions itself as the premier advertising medium, reaching the right audience and opening opportunities for local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wideawake
Star
Death of 91 year old George Sanborn in Seattle
George Sanborn aged 91 born May 26 1819 in Sanborn county New Hampshire died last night at his residence 1206 K 70th in Seattle where he had lived four years. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 pm from Green Lake Congregational Church with Rev Charlies F Clarke officiating and Green Lake post of the G A R in charge. He was the oldest member of the G A R in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sanborn
Sanborn County
New Hampshire
Sanborn
Seattle
Green Lake
Rumor of Johnson Shot Resurfaces in Seattle
The tale says heavyweight champion John Arthur Johnson was shot. The report notes he is not fatally wounded and will travel to Chicago this afternoon unless further incident occurs near Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Chicago
Peoria
Bryan declines Senate bid to focus on Nebraska issues
William J. Bryan announced he will not seek election to the United States Senate. He said he aims to campaign against liquor interests in Nebraska and did not want his candidacy to hinder other duties. He cited foreseen liquor controversies and rewarded the state for his past support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
United States Senate
Bryan
Nebraska
Seattle fans and M Robert Guggenheim recall Johnson bout
The Seattle crowd aboard the Spirit Special arrived four hours late after the boxing match with Jeff Johnson. M Robert Guggenheim returned with $2,800 in foreign money and stories of the trip. He noted he won money by backing Johnson and still faced speeding fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morrison
Seattle Spirit
Seattle
Johnson
San E
M. Robert
M. Robert Guggenheim
Reno
Jeff
Jack
William Carruthers
Frisco
Bob
Carruthers
Bob Fitzsimmons
Nevada
San Francisco
Bill Morris
al Tennant
James F. McElroy
J. J. Kelly
Arnold Zbinden
Fred Sawyer
Pat Sullivan
Clarence Gerald
Robert Guggenheim
Robert
City Clearings Reported From Northwest Banks
Seattle and Tacoma show diverse daily clearings with Portland and Spokane totals. Figures list clearings and balances for each city, including Washington and Oregon financial activity with varying percentages and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Portland
Earthquake shocks felt from distant Atlantic source
The Georgetown university seismograph recorded the strongest quake since 1907 in the West Indies. Scientist Thornorf estimates the quake was about 1,500 miles away likely in the Atlantic Ocean. Tremors lasted fifteen minutes with maximum shocks between 12 01 and 12 03 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
West
Indice
Georgetown University
Thornorf
Atlantic Ocean
Mrs Mulsaw and tragic double murder suicide in Chicago
Emma Mulsaw shot her husband Mulsaw and their daughter after accusing him of dissipation and an affair. She then drank carbolic acid and died en route to hospital. Mulsaw and the daughter are mortally wounded. police report premis of the act and a suicide note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy United Prowse
Chicago
Emma Mulean
Mulsaw
Muteawi
Hull Won’t Be Sent Back 1D Washington
J A T Hull loses renomination in Seventh Iowa to Judge 8 F Prouty, an anti Cannon progressive. Seventh Iowa district remains safely Republican, making election likely. The veteran politician may seek a public role elsewhere, possibly the commerce court, rather than retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HULL
Washington
Patter
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
F. Prouty
Lowa
Commerce Court
Old Guard
Deputy Sheriff Cassady Hanged in Oregon Lynching Case
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Casady, convicted of first degree murder for a lynching during an arrest, faces execution after being moved to Oregon State Penitentiary. Co-defendants Emmett Shields Earl Shields Albert Green and Ben Hinton received life terms for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Ore
Joseph Casady
Ollie Snyder
Casady
Hepner
Ile
Oregon Penitentiary
Emmett Shields
Earl Shields
Albert Green
Ben Hinton
England May Be Ruled by Women
London July 7 Conservative and progressive leaders plot to curb a suffrage bill that would allow property owning or renting women to vote for MPs. They favor an amendment restricting voting to women who own property, a move seen as likely to pass and shift power toward women in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
The
Globe
House of Commons
Record Flight by Hubert Latham Sets 200 KM Mark
In Rheims France Hubert Latham completed a 200 kilometer air distance in 2 hours 46 minutes to break the world record. At least 22 aviators were aloft together with two notable midair collisions injuring Petrowski and Lindpainter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
France
Hubert Latham
Oneslayers
Belgium
Farman
Olleslayers
Kinet
Petrowski
Weyman
Lindpainter
Lewis Sharp Restructures Northwest Field Service
Lewis Sharp, new chief of field service of the general land office, announces that all field work in the Northwest will be centralized in Portland. The Seattle and Spokane headquarters will be abolished, with Seattle kept only for Western Washington field business. Sharp pledges Western-centered examinations and equitable action on homestead and land entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Lewis Sharp
General Land Office
Northwest
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Sharp
Roosevelt Has Not Adopted Taft Policies Yet
The article notes President Roosevelt has not adopted Taft policies and will announce his stance to the American people at an appropriate time. It mentions he has heard both sides of the question and holds an open view on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Root
Europe
Col. Roosevelt
Congress
Theo
Claque
Cannon, Aldrich
Roosevelt tea visit sparks taft tussle in Beverly
Roosevelt has tea with Taft at Beverly but will not endorse the administration. Roosevelt seeks full public accounting from Taft while opponents label Taft as secretive. The article warns readers to view party claque criticism skeptically as Roosevelt weighs policy and self government.
Negro The White Man's Equal Now
In Chicago on July 7 the Jef fries Johnson fight is cited as an example of the negro race’s progress. Prof W L Hamilton of the University of California, lecturing at Northwestern, says the negro is no longer the white man’s inferior in art, music, literature, warfare and physical development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. L. Hamilton
University of California
Hamilton
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Ecluse
Tery
William Smithies
William
Bianowhe
Ming
Itaire
Nsani
Bey Fas
Bonner
Judy Teria
Michelal
Donhrtsen
Depot
Auto
Parade
al, Paul
Minnesota
Sound
Senate
United Prec
Mrobert
Morrison
John A. T. Hull
Huoevelt
T. R
Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
O. K
Will
Theodore
Joseph Bristow
Kansas
Oyster Bay
Northwestern University
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