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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notes reveal a public figure named John P. Cud ure and relatives preparing for a photograph and reparation in Omaha. References mention Mare and Cudary related discussions with the public about an arrangement and affection toward Mrs. Cuda amid varying rumors.
Unclear readable fragments reference an arrest and names such as Lavin and Ronald with mention of a 20 year sentence. Details are garbled and no coherent event or location is extractable from the readable text provided.
Testimony shows a wife receiving $69 per month for maintenance while a husband cites $66 for living expenses. The couple, with five children, faced disputes over funds and household support as the case unfolds in court.
Police confront a black hand message targeting a Catholic church as Edmund Diez is cited in a reckless extortion attempt. The incident near the academy occurs at night with lights flashing, and involving a roughly $1,000 demand.
Philadelphia officers were ordered to search for a carload of dynamite missing from Pennsylvania railroad yards in West Philadelphia after a strike disrupted the city. Director Henry Clay says 18,000 workers are out, union leaders claim 125,000, as officials fear explosive stock may be in striker hands and prepare statewide action.
Passenger testimony recalls a dramatic escape after a derailment near a creek with an exploding tank. The account describes loss of consciousness, a nearby depot, and survival amid fire and water hazards. A fire commissioner recommendation is noted, urging mayoral appointment and expanded fire department resources.
In Philadelphia the Central Labor Union voices that the organizer of the street car men incited rioting. Greenwalt and other labor figures defend the strike as a protest action. The state prosecutor’s office presses charges amid mounting tensions.
The inanimate body of Carl Livingston an 11 year old boy was found in Lake Washington at Rainier Beach at noon. He had been chopping wood on the platform of the houseboat where he lived when he disappeared and his body was recovered after a hurried search. Dr D P Dickey attended to the boy but the time in the water is unknown.
Ten workers died and seventeen were injured after a starch processing kiln exploded at the Malse Products plant in Roby Indiana. The blast sparked a fierce fire that leveled the building, with rescuers reporting severe burns and the roof and upper floors blown off. Fire raged through the night, delaying entry to the blaze.
John A. Jones a Cal farmer owner of a ranch south of Ban Job is jailed on charges of throwing stones at speeding autos to curb what he calls the scorching evil. He told a justice court a car passed his farm at 160 mph claiming injuries to his fruit trees from the traffic.
A council bill passed to authorize spending 16000 for city stables. The McElroy stable at Seventyh and Plummer streets will net 71000 of the funds, while 5000 will finish a stable near the garbage incinerator at Lake Union. Horses have boarded out since heavy rains closed Fifth Street and Lane Street stables.
Blanche K. Faulkner filed a complaint with the prosecuting attorney accusing her husband M. Faulkner of non support for herself and their child and of desertion since their remarriage in 1909. She seeks divorce in superior court and alleges coercive pressures toward prostitution. The case adds to a pending divorce action.
The advertisement offers boxed hosiery in bulk and smaller bundles with varied fiber contents and features. Prices range from 1.25 for six pairs to 4.00 for premium silk options, highlighting reinforced toes, double soles, ribbed tops, and extra sizes.
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