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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1911

Page

6

Phone War Over Morgan Wins and Trust Move Toward Ownership

Rochester dispatch reports the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Morgan interests crushing Western New York independents. The note cites Morgan funded buyouts, injunctions, and bank reluctance as factors driving absorption and a shift toward monopoly or government ownership of U.S. telephone lines.

Morgan New York Bell W. G. Shepherd Rochester N. Y United States American Telephone & Telegraph Company J. P. Morgan Telephone Trust Btrombere-Carlson Telephone Co Stromberg-Carlson Co American Telephone & Telegraph Co Ohio Trust

Roosevelt Prepares Return Trip From Pasadena

Cal Roosevelt rose at :30 o clock and planned his return to Los Angeles. He appeared fresh after a busy day yesterday. At 9$:15 o clock the colonel joined a Los Angeles and Pasadena committee for the trip back to Los Angeles.

Pasadena Cal Roosevelt Los Angeles

Seattle Club Receives $149 for Chinese Relief Fund

The Seattle Commercial club yesterday received 149 from the Commercial club of Columbus Mississippi for the Chinese relief fund. About 31 was received from other sources.

Seattle

Mann to likely become minority leader in April

Rep James Mann of Washington notes Janca R. Mann of Chicago may become minority leader when Republicans take the minority seat on April 4. Jim Mann enters his fifteenth year in the House and earned the label chief objector for opposing numerous bills. Eleven Seattle residents pledged 5500 yearly for two years to back the Seattle Symphony Orchestra guaranty fund, signaling progress as the campaign begun Monday.

James Mann Washington Janca R. Mann Chicago Jim Mann Seattle Seattle Symphony Orchestra William B. Clayton

Star reunites Seattle family after photo appeal

A grateful mother from Everett writes to thank The Seattle Star for printing a photo of Mrs Nellie Collins and her three month old baby. The Star’s public appeal helped locate them in Seattle and bring them home after months apart. Chief of Police, Seattle, receives praise for aiding the reunion.

J. Sweat Mra Neliie Collinge Star Mre. Collinge Seattle Nellie Collins Seattle Star J. Swest Everett, Wash

Military Promotions And Naval Militia Plans

Col. George T. B. Lamping is named chief commissary of the subsistence department by Adjt. Gen. Fred Llewellyn. Other officers promoted include Lieut. Col. W. M. Inglis to colonel and Lieuts L L Rolles Goldman Pleet Kindall Buckley and Livingstone to captains. Plans are under way to form a naval militia with four divisions at Seattle Tacoma Bremerton and Grays Harbor each division to include three officers and 60 men.

George TB. Lamping Subsistence Department Fred Llewellyn W. M. Inglis L. L. Rolles L. D. Goldman R. H. Pleet J. W. Kindall F. R. Buckley D. Livingstone

Motor boat owners face penalties for burning gasoline

The collector of customs may arrest and prosecute owners who fail to extinguish gasoline fires. Violations have been reported. All gasoline craft must carry extinguishing material such as sand flour or a chemical. Garbage collection bids for tonnage waste will be received by the board of public works and opened May 7.

Board of Public Works Seattle Star THE Seattle Washington

Taft Sent Warm Sympathy to Booker T. Washington

President Taft expressed sympathy and confidence in Booker T. Washington after Washington was beaten by contractor Albert Ulrich who accused him of peeping. Taft stated he was distressed by the misfortune and affirmed Washington’s integrity morality and character.

New York Med United States Booker T. Washington Wm. H. Taft Albert Ulrich Washington Taft

God Can't Forgive Vivisection Dance At Dreamland

Dr. Snow of London, famed cancer specialist, now in the United States under the antivivisection society denounces vivisection as harmful to mankind and an act even God cannot forgive. A dreamland dance is scheduled for tonight.

Snow London United States Antiviveections Society Dentistry Webster Tam

WIFE JAILED AFTER KILLING HUSBAND IN CHICAGO

Theresa Schenk shot and killed her husband last Saturday. She attended his funeral conducted by the Masonic order under police custody before being incarcerated. The sequence involved her being led from the cemetery to her home to prepare for imprisonment.

Chicago Theresa Schenk

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