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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
3
The Duchess of Roxbury May Goelet faced objections as she planned a court presence in London. Reports describe her wealth and social ties including Mrs Willie James, with mentions of a planned court dress presentation amid royal scrutiny after Edward’s death.
In Marshalltown Iowa Jane Hardy her husband and their son were found dead under unclear circumstances authorities investigate whether a triple murder or murder followed by suicide occurred.
Gov Hadley pardons Lee Jayne and Joseph Vail after exposure of a long standing counterfeiting plant inside the Missouri state penitentiary. The plant, run by inmates for 20 years, was uncovered when four operators fought over profits and the men will be prosecuted.
Inspector Edward McHugh led a raid seizing a melting pot, molds, and counterfeit material from a plant, uncovering illicit manufacturing. The operation followed government action and targeted unlawful production.
The Chicago Record Herald urges Senator William Lorimer to resign amid nationwide critique. The paper notes not a bribery accusation against Lorimer but increasing bribery allegations among officials and asks how many bribed votes could invalidate the election.
A Rus sell and Drew production at the Seattle theatre features a high strung maiden whose dramatic troubles unfold across three acts. The first act shows a family quarrel, the second ends in a physical clash, and the third promises the peak suspense as the heroine faces her fate.
A melodramatic road house tale unfolds with a prisoner heroine who escapes after chaos and a water pitcher clash. Lota stock players bring Mitrogoff style peril and daring to the stage with vivid battle scenes and a crowd-pleasing finish.
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