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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
Amid a troubling crank campaign a message warns the governor of danger. Authorities say steps are being taken to apprehend the deceived individual, while the public remains wary of the threats and their impact on governance.
Leo Rainden, sophomore class president and debater, was ducked in the lake at noon by about 40 freshmen for wearing a derby. The incident follows a tradition of sophomore penalties and hints at planned campus retaliation.
The United Labor party leadership vows to persist in organizing and participation. An open meeting to strengthen the organization will be held at the Labor Temple tomorrow night, aiming to influence county and possibly state elections.
Sullivan Jr. was found guilty of assault in the third degree by a jury in Judge Ronald's department of the superior court for thrashing tailor John D. Galehouse on December 4, 1909. The dispute arose over the tailors coat and involved blows. he had been indicted for second degree assault, a felony, but received a misdemeanor verdict with a county jail sentence or a fine as possible punishment.
In the hotel corridor after a Harmony Luncheon by the National Society of Ohio a scuffle broke out. Miss Stewart says Mrs. Moody, a one year member, urged a quick bid for presidency and Stewart confronted her. Moody declined to elaborate on the event.
In an unusual case in the superior court a wife sues P. J. and J. P. Sullivan for $725 alleging jewels her personal property were lost in gambling by Golden. She claims the husband had no right to wager them and seeks restitution.
William Jenkins, a laborer, fell from a West Seattle street car into Puget Sound near the ferry landing after reportedly being under the influence. Patrolman McDonald helped locate him after witnesses cried out, and Jenkins was dried off and escorted home. he was unhurt.
Nearly 200 square inches of Bernard Kappello’s skin were grafted to his burned body after extensive burns on a steam table accident at the Arctic club kitchen. Doctors say his condition improved, and he supplied much of the graft material from his own body, a method noted for better success than borrowed tissue.
A trio of highwaymen accosted John B. Wilson near his Hanford Colorado home last night and stole $21 in cash and a $126 check drawn on the First National Bank. Wilson could only describe one as a large man with a Swedish accent and did not provide further details to police.
The St Patrick’s concert drew English, Scotch, American and Canadian performers with a lone Irish organizer O Boyie leading the committee aided by A L Lavery a French Canadian and J M McDonald a Scot. Spectators reported glee at the unlikely Irish presence. Commander Robert B Peary cut short his lecture tour in the South as reported in New York. Brown governorship status unclear in the same dispatch.
An Atlanta audience heard a speaker call the commander a faker and a small crowd attended the lecture prompting an announcement that the plane has been changed.
Mrs. Alice Bates of Seventh avenue and Marion street was badly burned on her hands and arms around 7 AM when she rushed into her burning home to rescue furniture. The incident underscores the danger of attempting to save belongings in a fire.
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