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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1909

Page

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Governor Hay to consider Pittrich case amid commute hope

Acting Governor Hay arrived in Beattie to review Nick Pittrich’s death sentence for the Kent fatality. He indicated if the facts align with newspaper reports he will commute the sentence. Attorney A D Martin expects a commutation after full review of the case.

Nick Pittrich Hay Beattic Olympia Marabel Miller Kent Pittrich Olymia Itrich A. D. Martin

Face of a Misguided Bandit Yet Not a Criminal

Alfred T. Renfro describes Nick Pittrich after a jail interview, noting a fine head and keen blue eyes marked by worry. The author asserts the likeness is strong while cautioning that the face signals misguidance, not avowed criminal intent.

Nick Pittrich Roberts Mike Servia Land of Liberty

Severe winter storm disrupts Colorado and Wyoming lines

A large storm sweeps through Colorado and Wyoming crippling telegraph lines and isolating morning communication. Heavy snow deluges parts of the region and the storm is described as among the harshest of the winter.

San Francisco Colorado Wyoming Nebraska

Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday

The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with frost overnight. Thursday should be fair with light west winds.

Treasury Heist Probed as City Vaults Show Missing Funds

In San Francisco March 44 accountants seek the loss of $100,000 from the city treasury. Witnesses testified money vanished but could not state when or how it disappeared. The grand jury continues the investigation.

AN Francisco Cal Pery Niente Grand

Clark Urges Swift Action on Tariff Bill

Clark, leader of the minority in the House, said there is no time for academic commentary. He urged quicker consideration and an opportunity to amend the tariff bill.

Ashington D. C Clark

Miner killed as cavern cave-in traps eight at Adame Gypsum mine

News reports from Carson City describe William Lindsay, a miner, killed in a cavern collapse at the Adame Gypsum mine. Seven others are buried alive. The incident is among several brief items from across the country.

Carson City Nev William Lindsay

Woman Killed by Train Near Lester

Annie Lindberg an engine wiper was fatally struck by a Northern Pacific passenger train near Lester last night. Engineer H. O'Daniels saw warnings ignored as Lindberg walked along the track wrapped in thought. The body was taken to Seattle. Lindberg was 80 years old and single.

H. O'Daniels Annie Lindberg Northern Pacific Lester Seattle J. C. Snyder Lindberg O'Daniels

Preacher Shot in Duel Shocks Rural Missouri

In Lebanon Missouri a Baptist minister Rev. Martin N. Johnson aged 40 killed Presbyterian pastor Rev. Solomon Odell aged 46 after a quarrel over business matters. The duel occurred in La Clede county and the victims were local religious leaders from neighboring towns.

Lebanon Tues la Clede County Martin N. Johnson Solomon Odell Johnson Odell Rusa

King County Hospital Faces Formal Complaint Over Care

P J McManus, inmate for three weeks, files formal complaint against King County Hospital alleging denial of medical examination and neglect. He cites worsening condition and calls for investigation and corrective action by hospital board and Beattie Char Organization allies.

King County Hospital P. J. McManus BH. O. Kenenip Black River McManus Honiing Beattie Char Organization King County Dhe County Hospital

Wreck of Lumber Laden Vessel Near Coon Harbor

The Marconi, owned by the Lumber company and laden with 1,000,000 feet of lumber, wrecked on the south spit near Coon Harbor yesterday afternoon. Crew of 10 saved by the tug Columbia after a squall. Parts of the Marconi and the tug suffered damage, and the loss is reported over $60,000.

Hpield Marconi The Lumber Company South Spit Coon Har T, Wilcon Marcont Columbia Bhowser Lin

Tornado Devastates Laredo Texts and Homes

A March 4 tornado in Laredo, Texas killed one person and injured four, with about 75,000 dollars in damage. The storm knocked out all wire communication to the city, wrecked the Mexican National Railroad house, and destroyed the Sisters of Guadalupe orphanage on Loma Vista, though inmates were fed.

Laredo Tex Mexa National Railroad Sisters of Guadeloupe Loma Vista

Whitla Identifies Kidnap Suspects on Train Arrival

Billie Whitla, the Sharon boy who was kidnapped, identified the man and woman suspects from photographs shown after arriving in Cleveland. The party planned to visit the prisoners and arrange extradition to Pennsylvania, with Sharon as the likely start point in April.

Cleveland, O Billie Whitla Sharon Helen Falkner J. Hoyle Billie Ma Jones Whitla Boyle Whitis Whit Nee Ae Selina Freddie Parkner Cochran el Ward Sloss Pennsylvania

Editor of Star Is Cited for Contempt of Court

The Star Publishing Company and editor Kenneth C. Beaton were ordered to appear before Judge John F. Main to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court over a March article about the Sullivan estate and Mercantile Investment Company actions. The piece allegedly contained false accusations aimed at influencing a pending foreclosure case and harming the Corcoran and Callaghan interests.

The Star Publishing Company Seattle Star K. C. Beaton John F. Main Superior Court of King County Sullivan Estate James B. Howe Mercantile Investment Company U. S Uel H. Piles John Sullivan Alto Salt Beattle Star Kenneth C. Beaton Beaton Tte

Fred C Brown Appointed Judge of New Justice Court

Fred C Brown was today appointed judge of the newly created justice court by the county commissioners. Other appointments include Mathew Locke of Ballard as constable, Sam Boxill as bailiff and clerk, Laula Haney as bailiff, and L M Gau as bailiff of Judge Carroll's court. Commissioner Carrigan voted for Sam Boxill.

Fred C. Brown Mathew Locke Ballard Sam Boxill

Women in Auto Run Down at First and Yee ler

Hugh McCauley was struck by a Ford runabout at First and Yee ler at 1 PM. He lies in critical condition with injuries that may prove fatal. The car was driven by Miss Juanita Storey with her mother Mrs F Knisel as passenger. The women claim McCauley stepped into the path of the vehicle.

Hugh McCauley Yeeler Ford McCauley Juanita Storey F. Knisel

Child Hit by Car In Tacoma Near Howell and Boren

Lillie Gertrude Therander seven year old daughter of Burt Therander of 2113 South 14th Street Tacoma was run over by a car at the Howell and Boren streets corner this afternoon. She suffered serious injuries after attempting to cross in front of a fast vehicle that halted about 20 feet away. An ambulance was summoned and she was taken to a hospital.

Lillle Gertrude Therander Burt Therander South 14Th St Tacoma Howell and Borenets

Auto Racing Course Planned Near Aberdeen Washington

A 640 acre racing course near Cohassett Beach on Gray's Harbor is planned as a strong rival to Palm Beach. Seattle and Tacoma automobiliate support the project. Contractor Forth will oversee construction after arriving from Seattle.

Aberdeen Wash Palm Beach Florida Cohassett Beach Gray's Harbor Seattle Tacoma

Governor Cosgrove Rapidly Rebounds Healthwise

Governor Samuel 8 Cosgrove of Washington shows marked health gains in Paso Robles California. He takes long walks and makes extended car trips and is expected to begin travel to Olympia soon. His condition improves after a severe illness last winter with a possible trip north before May 1.

Paso Robles Hot Springs Cal Samuel 8. Cosgrove Washington Olympia

Poolroom proprietor fined for stock exchange charge

William Gottstein of 119 Yeaterway was fined 100 by Police Judge Burdon for conducting a stock exchange after witnesses Webb and Storaasli testified to a $35 horse bet dispute. He posted 150 bail for superior court appeal. Additional fines were listed for others connected to Gottstein’s establishment.

William Gottstein Yeaterway John Burdon Gottstein Mia Frances Brown Webb Gus Storaasli Emeryville Storaasl J Dan Steve Barrett J. Kk. Guinn Gottstetin Dan

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