Fragmentary Note Teases Evening Event
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an evening event. The readable bits mention an eve and possible schedule cues but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment hints at an evening event. The readable bits mention an eve and possible schedule cues but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
The Taft faction faced renewed battles over seating and credentials at the national convention. Delegates from Florida and Alabama stirred tensions as the credentials fight intensified, with Curtis H. Taft allies pressing for a firm, consolidated roll. Observers expect further moves in the coming days as the controversy over residency and proxy votes continues to shape the contest.
United Press reports Dr Steused of blackmail defense. June 6 decision by superior court acquits or loses case after hour long deliberation. unclear facts mention Whyte Evans and feartuly grilled by gory family.
Ballard high school seniors present William Shakes peare’s Twelfth Night at Recreation hall W 57th St and 1th Ave N W under Miss E Margaret Olwen. Cast includes Eugene Cayo as Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Milton Ervin as Sebastian with Beth Laden and Virginia Kidd among others. The ensemble trains for weeks as the seventh class to graduate from the Mallard school.
A coer plaint alleges Col Evans accused a man of attempting to extort money. The defendant’s current wife is identified as Mrs Evans, formerly Mrs Owens.
Justice of the Peace R R George, a candidate for a superior judgeship, is backed by many prominent lawyers including C A Riddie, Alpheus Byers, H B Heyt, John Arthur, and others. Elected police judge in 1901, he served four terms and has handled civil cases in recent years with steady performance.
Tomorrow the needs union stages its big picnic at Wildwood Park with activities hourly. Local merchants donated 125 dollars for prizes as field events are planned throughout the day.
A baseball game and races for under 14s over 14s and adults for men women and newsboys will headline a full all day program at the pavilion. Events include a running broad jump a fat man's race and a tug of war. The prise waltz starts at seven Meyers ceebee tra engaged and a large crowd is expected.
F L Underwood promoted overhead trolley systems in Chicago and arranged the purchase of the Ebner gold mine at Juneau Alaska for 600000. George Bent handled the deal for the new company which plans 700 stamps now and 200 more next spring. The mine has produced for 17 years and lies in Silver Basin near Juneau with an electric light station to be built.
James Upper a 71 year old Seattle resident died of heart failure while traveling on an interurban from Orillia to Tacoma shortly after 9 this morning. He lived in Seattle for 20 years and is survived by a widow five sons two daughters and several grandchildren. No funeral arrangements have been set.
The Seattle Star carrier force of 200 led by a 14 piece youth band left the office for a picnic and field meet at Wildwood park on Lake Washington. Carriers aged 10 to 19 were divided into four classes. top point winners received engraved gold medals by Albert Hansen.
Judge R R Albertson rules former City Comptroller Kiplinger, not the city, responsible for funds tied to incomplete work and embezzlement. Riplinger, in Honduras running a banana plan, reportedly involved with contractors seeking return of about 50000 dollars from city deposits in street-improvement funds. City had sued contractors to recover the money. court finds contractors failed a sufficient affirmative defense.
Mrs. Madeline King faced a preliminary murder hearing this afternoon in Port Orchard for the fire at the couple’s home. Prosecuting Attorney C. B. Sutton led for the state as the defense, J Henry Denning and W A McLeod, argued the case. A crowd from Kitsap and ranchers gathered to witness the proceedings amid calm police.
Twenty eight default divorcees crowded before Judge A W Prater this morning as marital troubles surfaced. Ina B Hawkins testified of a 1907 marriage to A H Hawking and his desertion, while other spouses described abandonment, alleged infidelity, and alleged financial improprieties. Evidence included claims of church affiliations, moved to Alaska, and disputed coal sales.
Alinée J. Coykendall, previously married to George H. Coykendall in Minneapolis on April 26, 1906, described a life of hardship and abuse. She testified she supported herself by stenography as her husband repeatedly beat her.
Eleven people were seriously injured when the Aspen-Glenwood Springs accommodation train derailed south of Aspen after rails spread on the Denver & Rio Grande line. The passenger coach overturned and victims were taken to the hospital in Aspen.
Sheriff George W. Garrison of Oklahoma City was killed in a late night gun battle three miles east of Hitchcock. A deputy was wounded as seven armed men fired on him while attempting to arrest Alf Hunter alias James Kingsberg, linked to Base Pride's May 19 Oklahoma City killing. A posse of 50 pursued five suspects while 100 armed men traveled to Hitchcock.
An explosion at Prestolite gas pumping station near St. Vincent infirmary sent tanks tumbling three blocks and ripped the hospital wall. Fire and collapsing windows spread panic as firefighters battled deep flames. more than 10 hurt and feared dead amid 100 patients in the hospital. Search for victims continues.
M Lindback, an electrician, drank an ounce of carbolic acid at the Alma saloon in Seattle after his wife left him. He died about 30 minutes later at Way side Emergency hospital. Butterworth & Sons undertakers to handle the remains. The event followed letters left behind and a prior attempt to reconcile at Peter Broberg’s home. Witnesses reported the act but could not intervene.
A head on crash between two Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric special cars near Annapolis killed eight and seriously injured many as orders caused a missignal. Victims include Richard Norton A R Schultz Schreiber a ballgowned woman Leach O Neill Ruth Slaughter and others from Baltimore New York and the road. Several were en route from Naval Academy commencement.
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