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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1909

Page

9

Free Land Delusion Shaken by U S Death Case

In a San Francisco dispatch dated June 15 details emerge from a disturbing inquiry into the death of Henry Grasemer at a New York area asylum. Baron Mannerheim and his wife face testimony about brutal treatment of patients, with witnesses alleging mistreatment and coercive conditions at the institution.

United Frese Ban Francisco Fearon Augustus Mannerheim Land of the Free United States of America Lob Angelhs Manchuria Patten Insane Asylum Tom George Neve Ackler G. J. Butler Herg Ix San Bernardino United States

Fire Fatalities At Vulcan Rock Works Home

In Donich a fire destroyed the home of W. J. Hamlin, superintendent at Vulcan rock works. His wife Mamita is fatally burned after being forced from a window. A five year old child died in the flames and foreman McNamara is missing, believed to have died as well. The blaze reduced the building to ashes three miles from town.

Donicha Cal Vulcan Rock Works W. J. Hamlin Hamlin McNamara Hooe

Wife Asks Divorce Husband Kills Self in Lynden

George Dickerson, a former real estate man from Bellingham, who had faced a divorce suit, shot himself in his mother in law’s yard after threatening to kill his wife and two children. He was about 32 and had been working at his father’s shingle mill near Lynden.

United Prep Bellingham George Dickerson Lynden Dickerson N. P. Ball

Bomb Attack Damages Bellefontaine Mayor’s House

In Bellefontaine Ohio on June 15 an unknown man threw a fire bomb through the mayor Nisen’s window. Firemen and police rescued his two sisters and a niece as flames enveloped the home causing over 1000 dollars in damage. Detectives pursue suspected assailants amid tense city politics.

Uested Pree Bellefontaine Harting Nisen

Boy Aims at Rancher in Linda Vista Murder Attempt

John Snell 17, brought to Pasadena from Linda Vista, charged with attempted murder after firing a blank cartridge at rancher I. T. Lechert in Linda Vista. The weapon failed to fire a real round and no injury occurred.

United Press Pasadena Cal John Snell Linda Vista I. T. Lechert

Flour King of China Coming to Seattle

Quan Kai, the flour king of China, bound for Portland, visits San Francisco for a Beattie exposition tour. He is described as a longtime business associate and former operator of a wholesale factory, planning a giant expansion.

China Seattle Ban Francisco Portland Far East Quan Kai San Francisco Quan

Inspector Slapped Slapper Arrested in City Ribbing Case

McKaig of 900 Thirty-first Ave South slapped a water inspector after a dispute over a violation of the hononor drinking rule. Police secured a warrant and had McKaig arrested for assault. He was released after signing his own bond.

J. W. McKalg McKaig

Minnesota in Dry Dock and Pacific Meet at Yard

Minnesota steamship rests in a dry dock as part of shipyard work. Pacific Meet convenes at the navy yard with ships like Jenve Colman docked nearby.

Minnesota Pacific Navy Yard Jenve Colman

Crichton Pushes Plan for Contagious Disease Hospital

Dr. J B Crichton commissioner of health urged a new hospital to treat contagious diseases. The proposal, forwarded to the city council, notes the current facility only serves smallpox cases and cites influx of visitors after the fair as a risk.

J. B. Crichton Miller Crichton Bealien

Howell appoints deputies and reorganizes state office

In Olympia secretary of state state Howell selects W. W. Hopkins as cashier and auditor, placing Houghton and Watson in new posts. Charles Foster from Tacoma to head recording, replacing Frances E. Watson. Joel Pride from Aberdeen named recorder, succeeding Mabel E Nichols, daughter of resigning secretary Bam H Nichols.

Olympia W. W Hopkins Thoreton County Republican Central Committee M. Howell Howell Houghton Foster Joel Pride Aberdeen Mabel E Nichols Miss Nichols Bam H. Nichols Mr. Foster Frances E. Watson

Shootings during arrest leave officer gravely wounded

UKIAH Cal June 15 Constable Thomas Lynch was shot in the head while arresting Indian Richard Williams on the Horst Hop ranch. Williams surrendered his coat revealed a revolver and opened fire. A posse followed by Sheriff Donohoe closed in as Williams killed himself. he was wanted for attempting to shoot his wife.

Ukiah Cal Thomas Lynch Richard Williams Horst Williams Williame Lynch Donohoe

Two Killed and Many Wounded in Fed Feud Fight

In Meanasville Mina two men died and several were wounded in a street battle sparked by a long running feud. Dr A M Newman and Silas G Hoyolds were killed, while Lenox Newman and Herbert Applewhite were fatally wounded and endangered. Officer L P Pritchard, brother of Cornelius Pritchard, was arrested on charges of complicity as guards were posted to prevent rioting. The origin and shooter remain disputed.

Ig United Press Meanasville Mina Bape A. M. Newman Chancery Court Silas G. Hoyvolds Lenox Newman Herbert Applewhite L. P. Pritchard Cornelius Pritchard Dr. Newman Pritchard Newman Oine

Train Hold Up Suspect Caught in Idaho

Nole Hunt of Cataldo Idaho is jailed in Coeur dAlene on charges of robbing Northern Pacific train 4 near Hauser Junction April 29. A member of a prominent Coeur dAlene family Hunt ran a general store and post office before business failure. His recent return to Cataldo led to his identification as one of two alleged robbers.

Spokane Nole Hunt Cataldo Idaho Coeur @Alene Northern Pacific Hauser Junction Hunt Coeur W Alene

Bride Paid for Meals on Her Honeymoon

Atlanta report notes Mrs Keyms Neal Douglass sues for divorce alleging husband A Lee Dougines forced her to pay all honeymoon meals. She claims combined wealth around half a million dollars and seeks alimony considering their resources.

United Prom Atlanta A. Lee Dougines Mra Keyms Neal Dougines Mra Douglass

Fortunes Rise From Frozen North Mines in Alaska

San Francisco report outlines J Nally of Postal Telegraph discusses a tour and company business. In California Ban Rafaml and mining partner Cluner gain surprise fortune from Alaskan mines after a chance lobby encounter. Cornelius reveals long search to verify wealth as Chance heads north aboard the Queen.

United Press de San Francisco Orend Apendin Nally Western Union Philadelphia Ban Rafaml Cal Ueelty Cluner Chaney Wan Ng Waver Hin van Gow Cornelius Corneliud Chance California Cornelius Elatin Ieworth

Receiver for Amusement Co Placed Under Temporary Receiver

The Washington Amusement Company, previously lacking newspaper advertising, was placed under a temporary receiver by Judge John P. Mate. A $1 bond was set. Puget Bound Sheet Metal Works petitioned the court over a $315 bill for materials.

Washington Amusement Company Fourth Avenue Beacon Street Board of Public Works John P. Mate Puget Bound Sheet Metalworks Amusement Company

Pass Bill Reducing City Water Rates

Councilman Arnold Zbinden helps pass a bill cutting city water rates. The measure lowers the metered rate from 75 to 50 cents, making water cheaper for residents.

Arnold Zbinden Cownell

Increasing Flesh Through Diet and Patent Medicine Claims

A reader seeks weight gain tips and endorses a new treatment for increasing flesh. The piece promotes vegetarian emphasis and milk, mentions irregular digestion, and touts Sargol patent medicine with a money back or weight gain guarantee, advising contacting the Sargol Company in Belington New York for a free box test.

Fargel Company Sargol Company Herald Building Binghamton N.Y Tam

Cupid Failed Twice But Then Won Game

June 15 report reveals Ming Moith Irwin Walter, favored by Augustus Thomas, the playwright, faced marriage to Middletown auto broker Mick Walter who had a wife. The wedding was called off. Walter suffered nervous prostration. Earlier Miss Walter was engaged to Robert Patterson of Homesdale, Pa, but the engagement ended without explanation. Mr. Hume is described as from a well known southern family.

New York Ming Moith Irwin Walter Augustus Thomas Loula Aoetety Dullen Lande Dell Hume Mick Walter Middletown Liv Reese Walter Robert Patterson Homesdale Dronemak Rounmeau Mr. Hume

Ship Piled on Spit Storm Drives Vessel Ashore

The schooner Carina, sailing from San Francisco on March 26, was driven ashore on a spit near Pribilof harbor after a storm. Ida McKay reports the crew faced rough seas but endured with good weather, the ship sustaining minor damage after ten days stranded on the spit.

Ty United Press Ban Francisco Ida McKay Sanak Alaska Caarina San Franciano Pribyloff Harbor

Eighteen Graduate From Holy Names

Eighteen young ladies knelt before Mehcop O Dea at the commencement exercises. The event was held in Douglas Arie on June 16 with more than 100 in attendance as the Mexican government granted a new road to build in Menice.

Mehcop O'Dea WY Censon Menice Douglas Arie

Concession Drawn for Cananea Copper Railroad Link

A concession to the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company was granted to operate a railroad from Cananea in Ronora state to a point on the Mexican Central railroad in Chihuahua.

Cananea Convolidated Copper Company Cananea Ronora Mexican Central Railroad Chihuahua

Man Buried On Day Set For Marriage

Everett June 16 Jane W Pollow a young whingle packer of Anington was buried at Munday his hometown the day he was to wed a young Aniington woman. Vollow was found dead beside the Northern Pacific railway tracks Saturday morning in a mangled condition.

Dolied Pres Everett Jane W Pollow Whingle Packer Anington Munday Vollow

Cure for Chronic Rheumatism Offered at Local Clinic

A letter from a longtime sufferer praises a local clinic offering free consultations for rheumatic and kidney problems. The writer credits relief from pain to their approach and notes offices at People's Savings Bank and another address. Dr. H. McCleling is mentioned as a practitioner associated with the treatments.

People’s Savings Bank Hit Fike

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