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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

2

Newell Devotes 22 Years to Irrigation Reward is Discharge

Frederick Haynes Newell spent 22 years advancing from a young mining engineer to chief engineer of the geological survey and to the reclamation service. Despite public ridicule and offers from private interests, he persevered as Congress funded projects that turned desert into productive land. Now he faces dismissal amid a clash of political interests, with his legacy in irrigation at stake.

Newell Washington Arizona New Mexico Geological Survey Frederick Haynes Newell Congress Taft gan-Guegenheim Hallinger Ballinger-Lawler-Hammond Ballinger - Hitchcock - Morgan Babylon East Garden of Eden Egypt South Pueblos Southwest Mexico Texas Arksona California Utah Greeley Colorado West United States Maj John W. Powell Smithsonian Institution Maj. Powell Clumay

Irrigation and Civilization in American History

The narrative traces irrigation from ancient pueblos to Western expansion, noting how government reclamation began after debates on federal vs state roles. Major Powell and the 1901 appropriation enabled initial projects like Roosevelt dam, Truckee Carson, North Platte, and Milk river, with growing returns and vast reclaimed land ahead.

Rio Grande Reclamation Service Roosevelt Dam Salt River Arizona Truckee Carson Senator Newlands North Platte Wyoming Muk River Montana

Society Girl of 19 Not Too Big To Be Spanked

A Green county judge ruled corporal punishment legal and effective even for a 19-year-old society belle. Richard Ewart was found not guilty of assault and battery after his daughter Beas testified her father spanked her for going to a skating rink. The 19-year-old lived with an uncle since the whipping.

Waynesburg Green County Richard Ewart Beas

Discovery of a New Star Named by Boston Transcript

A dialog notes a man praising Mise Bright as the star of an event, and proposes to name the new star after herself. The Boston Transcript is cited as the source of the remark.

Mise Bright Boston Transcript

Vancouver Round Trip Fare Listed for Weekend Travel

Weekend rail fare offer from Vancouver to nearby points by Princess Victoria and Princess Charlotte. Departure times include Saturday morning and 11 30 p m Saturday with return Sunday night. Details reference Canadian Pacific Railway and contact numbers.

Vancouver Plier A Princess Victoria Princess Charlotte Canadian Pacific Railway

Passion Play in Altdorf Draws Patrons for William Tell

Altdorf in Uri, Switzerland gears up for the annual Tell Auffuhrung or William Tell production. Rehearsals fill the Tellaplethaus as locals and visitors alike anticipate a summer of performances. Since 1896 the festival has boosted tourism and changed the town’s fate.

Altdone Switserland Altdorf Uri Obersammergau Upper Bavaria Tellaplethaus Hehiller Tell Tour Fata Switzerland Tell Theatre

Long secretly marries divorced wife in Butte

State Senator Thomas D. Long, Democratic leader of the Montana Senate and former candidate for state office, secretly wed his divorced wife in Kali pel with their children present. The divorce was granted last year on grounds not made public, and the marriage follows months of courtship.

Butte Mont Thomas D. Long Kali«pel Ocratic Montana Senate Coneters Longs Long Vera Prosser Beattie Huehand

Postal Savings Bank Bill Passes House by Wide Margin

Washington June 10 The postal savings bank bill passed the House 196 to 161 with no Republican opposition. Democratic substitute failed before final passage. If approved by the Senate it would create postal offices as banks for public savings amid Taft administration goals. Insurgents supported the bill with regulars abstaining.

Washington Postal Savings Bank House Peoples Savings Senate Taft

Veasey's Victory Conceded in South Dakota Nomination

In Bioux Falls and across the state the gubernatorial race narrowed to Governor Veasey with Warren Clavet as his progressive Republican opponent. Clavet ran competitively while Veasey held a strong lead in the contest and the outcome appeared determined for the party nomination.

United Press Bioux Falls Veasey Warren Clavet

Customer Outraged by Doughnut Hole Fish Balls

A Boston Transcript reader complains about high prices and a restaurant serving fish balls with holes in the center like doughnuts, prompting the writer to quit patronizing Skinn's restaurant. The note reflects consumer dissatisfaction with menu item quality and pricing.

Marke Skinn’s Baoston Transcript

Freckles banished by new ethine drug claim

A vintage ad touts ethine double strength as a cure for freckles. It promises clear white skin for even sensitive skin types and offers a money back guarantee from Raven Drug Co.

Ethine Raven Drug Co

Dumbfounded at Poslam’s Skin Cure

A Philadelphia man after ten years of eczema reports being cured in one month by Poslam, claiming rapid relief from itching and a full recovery. The ad notes Poslam treats many skin ailments and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York, with Quaker Drug Co carrying two sizes at 60 cents and 2 dollars.

C. B. Thornton Philadelphia West Twenty-fifth Street New York City Quaker Drug Co

Tell Legend Statue and Rustic Theatre Near Dorfipaty

A steep crag near Dorfipaty hosts a legendary Tell statue said to mark the spot where he shot the apple. The nearby theatre, barnlike and wood built, uses local neighbors as actors and supports a simple early 14th century style ambiance.

Dorfipaty Tell

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