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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
3
Burglar Arrests and Public Works Contract Noted
In Jersey Shore, Pa, July 12 Mrs J T Burns testified about a burglary incident after noting her husband’s absence at night. A public works contract on West Garfield Street was awarded for $578.54, details of the bidding and project scope unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vsburg
J. T. Burns
West Garfield St
Aircraft Hauls Mining Machinery From Douglas to Mexico
Dr J J B Armstrong contracts with A M Williams of Douglas to move placer mining equipment to a Chihuahua mountains property in Mexico. The machinery travels in 100 pound lots via a mono plane, marking one of the first commercial uses of heavier than air flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
J. J. B. Armstrong
A. M. Williams
Chihuahua Mountains
Mexico
Williams
Hughes Balms at Loeb Boom in Gubernatorial Fight
Oyster Bay July 12 Hughes will reach Sigamore Hill tonight where he plans to oppose Port of New York collector Win Loeb and his Roosevelt endorsed bid for the New York gubernatorial nomination He is said to back Hotchkiss or Williams for Insurance Superintendent or Banking and will urge Roosevelt to endorse one of them Loeb’s ties with Republican bosses are cited as the reason for Hughes opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Way
N. Y
Hughes
Sigamore
Win
Loeb
Port of
Banking Williams
Roosevelt
Republican State Machine
Unnamed butcher falls from window at 1928 10th Ave
Emil Wilderman, 27, suffered a broken back after sliding from a second story window at 1928 10th Ave last night. He was seated in the window when he toppled outside and was found unconscious. He lived with his father Frank Wilderman at 1042 Plum at cause. V. draws a salary of (text incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Wilderman Fies
10Th Av. S
Wilderman
Frank Wilderman
Plumat
Urge Roosevelt to Visit West by LA League Leaders
Marshall Stim eon, president of the Lincoln Roosevelt league of Los Angeles, and Gifford Pinchot called on Former President Roosevelt at the Outlook office to press a Pacific coast visit. Pinchot plans to tour California for Hiram Johnson’s governor bid as Stim eon accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshall Stimeon
Lincoln Hoosevelt League
Los Angeles
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Roosevelt
Outlook Office
Pacific Coast
Bumeon
Pinechot
California
Hiram Johnson
Pinchot
Stimsop
Interurban collision near Wilkes kills boy, injures forty
A crowded interurban train struck a work train at Wilkes Michigan killing a boy and injuring forty people, six seriously, today. Police and rescuers rushed to the scene as investigators prepared to determine fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Wilkes
Dr. Davidson Returns From New York Post-Graduate Work
Dr. J. H. Davidson and his wife have returned home after three months in New York City where he was engaged in post-graduate medical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
J. H. Davidson
New York City
Armed Mad Man Forces Car Ride Through Countryside
Fred Apegman, a wealth cattle buyer, was forced to drive at high speed for miles after an armed man boarded his car near Ackerman between Elgin and Hire. The passenger drew a revolver and ordered speed, then demanded a gasoline refill at a Hampshire outskirt garage where help was summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My United Pree
Lin
Fred Apegman
Pugh
Ackerman
Elgin
Hire
Hampshire
Explosion Kills One In Cabot Magazine Blast
In Butler Pennsylvania on July 12 Samuel Rowsl died instantly and 20 people were injured when an explosion ripped through the magazine of the Standard Plate Glass Company at Cabot. The site held 1000 pounds of dynamite and 6000 pounds of blasting powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Samuel Rowsl
Standard Plate Glass Co
Cabot
Tahoma Seizes Japanese Schooner Tokio Maru
Victoria B C July 12 The Japanese sealing schooner Tokio Maru seized in hearing sea by the United States revenue cutter Tahoma for poaching at the Pribyloff islands. The Tokyo Maru with a crew of hunters was found inside the three mile limit and the crew was taken ashore and imprisoned at Unalaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Hering Sea
United States Revenue
Pribyloff Islands
Nippon
Pacific
California
Critish
Columbia
Three Mile
Unalaska
Yakima Minister Elected for Life
The Rev. Morton L. Rose was elected pastor of the First Christian church for life in North Yakima. He came from Eugene Ore five years ago and has grown church membership to about 1,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Morton L. Rose
First Christian Church For Life
Eugene
Ore
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