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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
5
The brother of Johnson and two involved parties spoke from Portland and Spokane about the murder case. He identified the body found at a depot and said interment would occur, while Mrs. Carrie Kersh’s $1900 found asset is tied to the charges against Jenne and others in the Johnsons’ homicide inquiry.
Jarry Shaudut, manager of the company, faces a perilous incident as a runaway near Mt. Rainier endangers the team traveling along the mountain. The wagon teetered on precipices several times before finally regaining control.
Harry t, linked to the wreck of Security Savings Bank, reached Bellingham this morning and surrendered to the sheriff at Parcoe BR C. He had been in hiding since Wednesday, traveling from British Columbia on the Princess Beatrice.
In Snevclaw Washington on June 2 a collapse at the Pale Pine Clay Company's Bayne facility killed M Johnson of Tacoma and injured W W Osborn and Alex Jacobson of Everett. Chris Payallup, Alex Lund, and Erickson of Spokane suffered bodily injuries. Johnson's home is reportedly known.
Charles Allen, a teamster employed by Thuesen Lumber Co, was fatally struck when his horse team bolted near the West Seattle ferry landing yesterday afternoon. He attempted to seize the reins and fell beneath the wagon wheels. He lived in a camp near the ferry landing and was unmarried.
Judge Chariton of the War Department bureau of insular affairs seeks Italian court action while Marquis di Montagna moves to begin extradition. Chariton was led from the courtroom to Jersey county jail. His son sent two Italian letters deemed incoherent and suggesting insanity. Burial plans for Mrs Chariton are set with the Scott family pilot near San Francisco.
Justice Pred Brown refused to hold Nicholas Scala for the Italiano murder. Scala claimed a 10 year feud and that Italiano threatened him with a revolver to seize 94.50. The Finnish Singing Society to give a concert tomorrow evening at the Finnish Temple hall with a choir and athletic club members.
M. F. Knox will deliver a lecture on finance at the Mental Science college Bryn Mawr Sunday afternoon.
Marion Gambetta, a nurse at Rafael Cottage hospital in Cal, was locked in a room with patient Charles McNaughton for two hours. He threatened violence and shrieked as other staff no one dared enter. She calmed him with soothing talk until help arrived, then suffered a nervous collapse.
John H McGraw, Seattle leader and governor, built a career from mining to law and politics. He led the First National Bank of Seattle, chaired the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition, and served as president of the Chamber of Commerce, pushing for the Lake Washington canal. His forceful drive, wealth, and public service earned honor and some enemies, but left a lasting Seattle imprint.
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