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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
2
Wallace A Buskell was escorted to the Steilacoom asylum by Sheriff Hodge with no objection. Under Judge Frater’s order, Bussell stays until his father can file a $16,000 bond, after which he will be moved to California.
Fred Trench of the Terry and Trench contracting firm in New York paid nearly $100,000 in interest over two decades to settle his father’s debts. After college he became junior partner, contributing to the firm’s rise, including projects like the Manhattan Bridge and the Pennsylvania Terminals, valued at over 101 million.
This evening the operetta Golden Hair will be presented again at the Alhambra by pupils of the Sacred Heart. It followed a popular run and repeats tonight tomorrow night and Saturday after colored electric Halts. Children’s dances are featured with the same young cast in leading roles.
Salem Maas July 14 William B. White mayor of Lawrence was found guilty of conspiring to secure aldermen approval of James Hamilton as fire chief and later to secure Hamilton's removal. He was sentenced to three years in the house of correction and fined 1600 dollars.
Washington gossip says Gifford Pinchot could be the Republican compromise for New York governor. Pinchot would not reject a nomination if offered, though he does not seek office. His New York residence is noted and Taft's possible endorsement is anticipated. Roosevelt's stance is unclear.
Miss Esther Lois Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Davis wed Roy Vern Milton of the Seattle fire department Tuesday evening at the bride's home. Rev H B Edgar officiated. The couple will reside with the bride's parents at 512 EK 82nd St. pending their move.
Walter Slade a 17 year old Brooklyn high school student was found dead in bed this morning. His mother woke him and learned he had eaten four plates of ice cream and five glasses of soda the previous night. The coroner suspects ptomaine poisoning as the cause.
Mrs Maud Barnes Steele of San Francisco will give a dramatic recital tomorrow evening at the First Presbyterian church under the W C T U. No admission is charged a silver collection will be taken for the organization. Sunday evening she will perform The Sky Pilot by Ralph Connor at the Unitarian church. The Kansas City Star notes the word quitters in a humorous aside.
New York reports Temple and Louis Abernathy, young sons of Jack Abernathy of Oklahoma, are leaving by six cylinder car to travel 2000 miles home via the lake route through Chicago. They received gold watches at a banquet at the Astor and Temple gave a notable after dinner speech expressing fond farewells.
Announcement from Michigan cites Dorothea Jones age 17 of Harrisburg Pennsylvania as the youngest person to receive a master of arts degree from the University of Michigan in July. Her achievement could set a national record for a university degree at a young age.
A jumble of brief calamities from multiple places reports Y T Stewart killed by a three ton apodee while being peng inte by prone when chain gear broke. Fred Swanson of Port Blakely fractured a leg after slipping wrestling a friend. Other items note explosions, drownings, and a child burned to death in a farm house fire.
FPallard reports Councilman HW Bohlke of the 18th ward facing complaints over a Tallard water shortage. Residents in districts West 65th to West 716th and 14th to 20th Avenues NW say reservoirs run dry for days. People carry water blocks to wash before supper. The piece notes the Beo and Church Scientist event and a men driven Interbay M E church dinner planned for Wednesday.
An array of yard goods offered in different widths and fabrics. Items include 28 inch pink blue tan sackings, 32 inch Pekin stripe cotton suitings, 28 inch white india dimity, 32 and 34 inch mill ends madras cords and stripes, and 36 inch cambries with long lengths. An extensive selection totals about one thousand yards.
Advertises women s black cotton hosiery with ribbed tops and tenderfoot soles, plus lace boot and all over lace hosiery in black white and tan. Includes fancy designs and polka dotted styles offered at special 18 cent price per pair.
Basement salesroom offers Warner's rust proof corsets in two models. Style 257 priced at 1.00 fits average figures with long skirt and attached hose supporters. Style 69A for tall figures features extended boning coverage, embroidery edge trim, and two hose supporters.
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