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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
8
A garbled note indicates a dispute over a loan of 5 dollars with alleged interest. The fragment references a person named Ronald and a small affair, but details and parties remain unclear.
A dispute over a McKay court decision involves Commission Calhoun and attorney remarks about the law. Contested seat of Weavers is highlighted with legal arguments and interpretation claims arising from the ruling.
Fragmentary text mentions an operation and a secretary of a committee with unclear roles. Moore something and prov ia z removed. details are unreadable, but hints at a procedural or organizational note. Entities are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
The readable words describe a disjointed scene with personal references and stray phrases. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities can be confirmed for a proper news item summary.
The Rainier Valley improvement club passes resolutions demanding the mayor and police chief abolish the vice district at the old King street site. A committee will confer with other improvement clubs at Olympus cafe at 6 20 this afternoon. The club urges council cooperation and to send a copy of the resolution to city leaders.
Robert Green, a middle aged banker, eludes pursuit across counties as posses trail him in Zanesville Ohio on March 14. Public sentiment shifts from hostility to admiration as Green reportedly rides a dozen horses to exhaustion and keeps moving when mounts fail, proving elusive against the law.
A fire at a South Side lodging house in Chicago early this morning killed Mrs. Agnes Guirma, 14, and her 4 month old baby. Authorities fear several other occupants may have perished in the blaze.
Indictments charging patrolmen McGrath Poolman Stein Amith and Heperiinck with bribe accepts are likely to be quashed after defense argues each act is a separate crime. Judge Romald hints the point is valid and delays ruling to allow briefs. If quashed, Vanderveer plans informations to compel jury trials.
Chicago dated March 26 reports a city refusing a 099000 dollar bequest intended for a Detroit fountain and monument after the money is deemed tainted. The fund may pass to Wisconsin farmer wife Mrs C Campbell, tied to heir Scott, a Detroit resident from 40 years ago.
William Sidis of Harvard claims a theoretical discovery in serial navigation could propel an airship to Venus in about 20 minutes. He proposes attaching radium to the stern of a craft to unleash rays driving the ship at immense speed, though no practical test has been attempted.
Paris reports Boni de Castellane, ex husband of Anna Gould and duchess de Tallyrand, proposed to wed Baroness Vaugim widow of King Leopold. The widow rejected the match while Boni faces re election hopes and a court ordered payment to Anna Gould shadows the tale.
March 6 report states Emperor William invites Theodore Roosevelt to stay at the royal castle, defying precedent by hosting a foreign private citizen. Roosevelt’s May visit would place him in the center of imperial circles with Edward VII’s former suite likely prepared for him. London note adds a social observer’s remark about coke prices.
March 26 St Petersburg report says the 9 year old son of czar Nicholas II attempted to run away from Tearshoe field toward a ship to become a sailor. Guards searched the park before the prince and a woman returned to the palace, ending the escapade.
A Cleveland reformer proposes light therapy and environmental design as prison reform. The Warrenaville workhouse uses bright towers and “thinking rooms” instead of bars, with inmates referred to by name and the aim to rehabilitate rather than punish. The Farm housing emphasizes sunlit dungeons and humane viewing grounds.
A fragment describes a municipally run farm of 200 acres in Cleveland where salaried scientific farmers supervise workhouse inmates. The men are known by first names and wear plain clothes. The farm is presented as a school to reform the unfortunates, with tasks like bicycle repair.
Robert Weed im a Civil War veteran and pioneer resident died last Tuesday at the Green Lake home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 84 PM at Green Lake Congregational Church, with interment in Green Lake Cemetery. He was about 87 years old and homesteaded land south of Green Lake in 1877, a once primeval forest now a thickly built district. Surviving family includes a widow, five sons, and two daughters.
In Reno Nevada on March 26 a double blaze at the Red Cross sanitarium endangered seven patients. Under Matron Mott and Miss Aliee Hopkins nurses evacuated the trapped patients as firemen fought the basement fire and a second outbreak spread to upper floors. Damages totaled about 600 dollars.
Tomorrow on the Sound invites readers to ride the Kitnap steamer from the Flyer dock to Bellingham. The six hour run includes a three and a half hour visit to the Northern city and the Deception Pass passage. Easter Sunday on the Sound promotes Meerut Realty move to First Ave.
Lemberg March 26 Expulsion of Jews from Buesaria to the frontiers proceeds at an unprecedented rate in Muscovite history. Exiles swarm the border in Austria and territory. Suffering among them is intense as only a few have managed to gather belongings for the flight to a safer land.
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