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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1910

Page

4

Stretch Your Legs A Boston Youth Completes 4000 Mile Walk

Jack Elredge 26 of Boston finished a 4000 mile trek to San Francisco in 77 days with days of 75 miles. Edward Payson Weston had a similar journey in 105 days. The piece urges walking as healthful, fashionable, and virtuous. It mentions political endorsements and legislative aims, including comments on Beveridge Roosevelt and Western alva regulation.

Jack Elredge Boston San Francisco Edward Payson Weston Weston Elredge

King County Politics Struggles Over Starwich Case Preoccupy Campaign

King County politics center on Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich's pay cut to one dollar a month and calls for rectifying the action. Rutherford and Abraham face pressure from Starwich supporters in Knickerbocker's district. Griffith backs Starwich. Parish is set for re nomination. Dykeman plans a Woodland Park rally as irrigation and waterway issues gain attention. Rutherford returns to meetings after six weeks, with many political workers awaiting talks at the courthouse.

Abraham Rutherford Matt Starwich Carrigan Starwich Hodge King County Mexico City Knickerbocker Frank S. Griffith Griffith A. L. Rutherford Court House

Mixed U.S. and World Happenings Touched by Humor and Policy

A jumble of notes reports policy delays in France 1911 pensions and a New South Wales wheat forecast. It cites U S federal payroll figures and a taunting Babbitt style banter about marriage and golf. The items mention unions among kosher bakery workers and a joke about an automobile as a weapon.

Fishing as a painless art says West Reserve professor

Professor F T Herrick argues that worms frogs and fishes do not feel pain and can be killed quickly with a hook or snap of the head. He shares anecdotes about fishing off Martha's Vineyard and shark liver bait, insisting fishing is a gentle, non suffering pursuit.

Anya F. T. Herrick Biological Western Reserve University Professor Werrick Martha's Vineyard

Rules for Fishing Tactics and Safety

Advice urges using a single worm and a clear through hook, delivering small quick jerks to prevent losing fish. Keep line taut, avoid overexertion, and allow time for larger catches. Do not drink alcohol while fishing, avoid casting shadows on water, and avoid heavy or light colored lines.

Pope Pico X Resignation Crisis Rocks Catholic World

Public reaction sweeps Europe as Pope Pico X contemplates accepting Cardinal Merry Del Val’s resignation. The 45 year old secretary of state faces Italian opposition within the college, while the pontiff vows to keep his trusted diplomat at the Vatican even at the cost of the papacy. Del Val, born in England to Spanish parents, is praised as today’s best church diplomat.

Pico X Merry del Val Catholic Lea Europe Rome College of Cardinals Merry del Vals Carlo Borromeo Roosevelt Cardinal Merry del Val America Canada United States England

Political jab at Poindexter and Alaska rescue mention

The piece records Secretary Ballinger attacking Representative Poindexter of Washington as an insurgent and senatorial candidate, praising a Washington figure as the right sort. It notes Senator Burrows returning to his Michigan hometown amid celebratory fireworks and suggests fireworks funding could aid political support.

Ballinger Poindexter Washington United States Senate Fallinger Giavia Alaska Gugeenheima Kansas City Times Senator Burrows Michi Manzoo Burrows

Then It Happened Our Daity Discontinued Story

The narrator describes extreme heat as the sun bakes the town and Percival Smartweed formulates a plan. Everett True endures the heat, while Percival, lacking a guardian angel, speaks to his friend amid the sizzling day.

Percival Smartweed Everett True Percival Everett

Nonsensical aphorisms and wry maxims from an untitled page

A jumble of quirky sayings and local humor lines about politcs, marriage, and perception. The snippets mix proverbs, social commentary, and misfired wordplay, reflecting a disorderly editorial page or a collage of quotes from an older era.

Nonsense and Money Meant for Love Letters and Banks

A fragmentary reflection argues that men justify nonsense to win women and that money buys time and balance in marriage. It quotes playful ideas about women and gender roles, suggesting humor and social critique of wealth and power in relationships.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Humphrey Tammary Joseph A. Goulden New York Cannon Senator Jones John L. Wilson Wilson Senator Beveridge Col. Roosevelt Republican Party Gov. Harmon Ohblo King County Politics Parish King Dykeman Young Men's Republican Club Woodland Park Dykeman Senator Piles William E. Humphrey Seattle Commercial Club N. G. Bialock National Rivers and Harbors Congress W. D. Layman Walla Walla Jash Wise Civil Service Board Fred Kohler Atill Soolente Rte and Strts Tony Virg Inia Jeferson Madison Monroe Tyler New South Wales Senate Taft Archibald Butt Archie Butt Goat F. H. Herrick Luure Thayer Tiffany Hoffman Leslie Kohler & Campbell Kohler & Chase Ebony San Domingo Antwerp Fischer Price Missouri Our Daity Om Bank Mome Timeshewn Bank Tacoma A. Chilberg Chilberg T. B. Minahan Seattle J. F. Lane Cashier
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