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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1911

Page

1

Woman Involved In Murder Mystery At Atlantic City

A man identified as James Dunn former manager of the St Francis hotel San Francisco shot himself in the heart in an Atlantic City hotel. The act was linked to despondency over a $250000 alienation of affections suit involving Mrs Leicester Holme wife of New York Judge Holme. Dunn had a troubled history with Dunn and his wife and with Mrs Holme, heiress to a $2,000,000 estate. Mrs Dunn testified he squandered her $506000 fortune. Ethel Barrymore, in New York, was reported to be seeking a divorce from Russell Griswold Colt and arrived in the city.

Atlantic City N. J James Dunn St. Francis Hotel San Francisco Lejicester Holme Holme New York Dunn Sarah 8. Rosenbaum Ducksie” Rosenbaum Los Angeles Mre. Holme Mre Denn Philadelphia C. C. Hastings Franter Puller Leicester Holme Grant Fuller Paris Ethel Barrymore Russell Griswold Colt Curtiss Seattle Eugene Ely Ely Washington Hotel

Strange Case of Banker Beattie and Murder Mystery

Richmond July 21. The Beattie murder case centers on a banker linked to a former sweetheart Beulah Binford. Detectives probe a four year old affair as Beattie faces an inquest over the shotgun killing of Mrs. Louis Beattie Jr. in an auto on the Midlothian pike.

Beattie United Press Richmond Louis Beattie, Jr Midlothian Pike Scherr Beulah Binford Henrico Binford Little Mannchester Beattie Nomain Harry Smith T. E. Owen

Do Seattle Kids Feel Like This

A Denver Woman's Club official asks whether Seattle children share Denver youths' concerns about life fatigue at 16, flirtations at 12, and older lifestyle influence. The piece probes local youth mood and calls for concern over rising risky behaviors among teens.

Seattle E. P. Costigan Woman's Club of Denver

Minister Munroe jailed for assaulting wife in Anderson

Rev. Albert Munroe begins a 40 day workhouse sentence after pleading that his wife’s prayers awakened him. The judge quipped that other prisoners may awaken him by snoring.

Anderson Ind Albert Munroe Munroe

Seattle Area Weather Forecast Tonight and Saturday

Fair tonight and Saturday with moderate northwesterly winds. Noon temperature today 62 degrees in Seattle and vicinity.

Seattle Vicinity

Wickersham’s Bid to Indict Guggenheim Trust Fails

New York July 21 Attorney General Wickersham’s plan to secretly indict the Guggenheim smelting trust collapses. United States grand jury reviews Sherman Law claims but declines to proceed, District Attorney Wise reports.

Guggenheim New York Wickersham Guggenheim Smelting Trust Wise Today United States Grand Jury Guggenheim Corporation

Tragedy Reveals Life of Former St Louis Society Queen

Catherine Edgar Porter once led St Louis society before divorce and poverty drove her to Chicago. She worked in the Hobbes home and died after stepping in front of a speeding car, obscured by a heavy veil. Her son Sullivan Edgar is mentioned as a wealthy former child.

United Presse Chicago Catherine Porter W. F. Hobbes Catherine Eugar Selwyn C. Edgar St. Louis Edgar Domeath Porter Hobbs Sullivan Edgar Waa & Wealthy

Suppress the Hoodlum at Golden Potlatch Opens

The Golden Potlatch festival faces disruption from a small but troublesome rowdy element on downtown streets. Authorities must plan a rapid suppression for the Maskers March and the carnival week to prevent disgrace and ensure a safe, festive event for thousands of visitors and locals.

Carnival Committee

Coolness Saves Em Burlington Steamer After Snag

The steamer Dubuque carrying 100 passengers struck a snag between St Louis and Burlington and sank in four feet of water. Bulkheaded hole and active pumping kept it afloat long enough to reach a drydock. Municipal auditors treasurers comptrollers met with state officials to form a permanent accounting organization.

Burlington, In Dubuque St. Louis Burlington State Bureau of Public Service Commission

Manbirds in Flight Dazzles City and Bay Spectators

Thousands watched Eugene Ely and Hugh Robinson demonstrate biplane and Curtiss hydroplane feats over the city and harbor. Ely’s flights began at 7 20 pm with a 7 45 pm finish while the hydroplane run started at 7 30 pm lasting about 20 minutes.

Eugene Ely Ely Hugh Robinson Curtiss Elysian Robinson

Educated Seal George Appears Before Congress

A highly educated seal named George is shown before the House Committee Investigating the extermination of seal herds. Brought by Representative Townsend, George hails from St George Island in the Pribyloff group and performs tricks while Prof. Elliott is named in connection with the inquiry.

Washington George House Townsend New Jersey St. George Tnland Pribyloff Elliott

Through Rapids on a Plank in Klamath River

Jack Lilly, a river log driver, survives a perilous descent through Klamath River rapids on a 1124 inch bridge plank. After a nearly 100 foot gorge fall in under half a mile, he lands below the worst cascades with feet still on the plank and wounding accompany his crew doubted life.

Klamath Palas, Or Jack Lilly Klamath River Lilly Rapide

Millionaire Aviator Ends Honeymoon Over Funds

Clarence Walker, heir to a $1,600,000 estate, halted his honeymoon in San Mateo when his allowance was cut by his disapproving mother. The San Mateo case amid ongoing litigation centers on his marriage to Miss Caroline Biven and a strained family dispute over funds.

San Mateo Cal Clarence Walker Walker Caroline Biven

Four Winners in Parade Celebrate Floral Pageant

The Seattle Florist club won first prize with a fully flowered float, as girls tossed carnations to spectators. The Western Cooperage float took second place with a ivy covered barrel display. Grote Rankin Co. battleship float won third, and N. P. Catry Farta float finished fourth in the Industrial pageant.

Seattle Florist Club

Reward offered for capture of masked North Coast Limited bandits

In Minneapolis a $5700 reward was posted by the Northern Pacific railroad for arrest and conviction of two masked robbers who held up North Coast Limited near Tower City North Carolina. Nine suspects were later reported in Minnesota North Dakota cities including Castleton Melrose Tolna with Jellen brothers held.

Minneapolis Northern Pacific Railroad Tower City N. C Castleton N. D Melrose Minn Jellen Brothers Tolna

Golden Potlatch Celebrations Sweep Seattle Nightly

Crowds flood Seattle for the first Golden Potlatch with fireworks parades and a royal pageant. A big Army and Navy Ball tops tonight’s events at the armory while the illuminated pageant and harbor demonstrations are set for tomorrow. Royal edict orders gates closed for 99 years amid the sovereign’s departure tomorrow night.

Seattle Army and Navy d'Oro

Zenos Swim Moves to Portland Port of Uncertain Notes

Hicktown Bee reports Zenos Swim has moved to Portland to live as the town notes the change. Chet Burne visited to renew his subscription while the editor, a leading citizen, hints at broader local concerns with no clear details.

Zenos Swim Portland Uno Chet Burne Weyl Chet Laffa

Fares Pile Up in One Day as Potlatch Week Highlights

The article reports 394,500 riders on Jake Furth's cars in one day during Potlatch week. Of these, 236,700 paid cash, totaling $11,835, while transfers comprise about 40 percent. The piece humorously notes the citywide nickel frenzy and compares it to Ringling Bros. feats, ending with praise for Furth's leadership during the event.

Jake Furth Jake Ringling Bros Seattle 8. E. Co Lake Washington Alaska

Golden Girl treasure hunt draws 10000 on Trail day

Ten thousand people greeted the Golden Girl treasure auto as it stopped at Third and James, Seconday and Seneca, First Ave and Pike, and Pioneer Square. Crowds searched red envelopes for gold certificates, exchanging them at Pantages Theatre for Star certificates. Winners named include Roy Morrison, R Saylor, Miss B E Fish, and others across Seattle and nearby Tacoma and Port Townsend.

Pantages Theatre Pantages Third and James Treasure Auto Seconday Seneca St First Av Pike St Pioneer Square Golden Girl Roy Morrison Banden St R. Saylor Ballard Station BE. M. Fish 41St St Eugene Griffen S. Kelley Y. C. Sohn Belmont George Kanegsberg Robert Sill Dominion St Victoria B. C Ruth Hoyt Tacoma Alvin Peterson W. 63Rd St James Bahlen Belmont Av R. R. Hamm M. O'Brien Hotel Yesler Charles L. David Port Townsend Wash

Taxpayer seeks action against Western Washington Fair directors

Fred W. Kell, a county taxpayer, requests the commissioners sue the Western Washington Fair association directors over illegally obtained county funds. He cites lack of valid incorporation and unsubscriped stock, demanding recovery of 6000 from 1909 plus 10000 from 1910 and 7000 this year. Directors named include J. W. Clise and others, with August 5 deadline set.

Fred W. Kell Kelly Fair Association H. 8. Upper D. B. Frederick Frank McDermott T. N. Haller J. D. Farrell C. L. White Kelly

Hines Boast Said by Wethe in Lorimer Case

C F Wethe business associate of Edw Hines acknowledged hearing Hines claim credit for Lorimer’s election. Wethe testified he heard Hines say he thought he had done much toward Lorimer’s election, while denying that Hines stated it to Hettler.

Washington C. F. Wethe Edw. Hines Lorimer Hines Wethe Kern H. H. Hettler Hettler

Missing Louise Swan Echoes Dorothy Arnold Case in New York

Police vainly search for Louise Swan 19 who vanished Monday after telling her mother she would take a short walk. Fears grow the disappearance may mirror the Dorothy Arnold mystery as her father appeals for her return and detectives follow a tipped address in Manhattan.

New York Louise Swan Dorothy Arnold William Swan Manhattan

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Onuots Cele Auto Congress Everett True Eugene Bly Seattle Board of Park Connection Golden Potlatch Celebra Stewart and Virem J. H BD. P. O. B. Ledge No. 63 Armory Douglass, Lord High Chamberlain THE Hicktown Shafer Bros University the County Commission Ers Nat Goodwin
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