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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1911

Page

8

Big Alaska coal lands case opens in Seattle court

The trial of Charles J. Munday Earl B Sigie and Archie W Shiels charged with conspiring to defraud the United States of 6087 acres of coal lands in Kayak district Alaska opens in District Judge C H Hanford's court. The lands valued at 100000000 or more were sought for the Alaska Development Co and the Pacific Coal and Oil Co with dummies used to file on lands. Munday organized the Alaska Development Co and arranged with English capitalists including Algernon H Stracey who is believed in Vancouver B C. Shiels is a Scottish employee of Stracey.

Toro ‘Row Charles J. Munday Seattle C. H. Hanford Alaska Development Co Pacific Coal and Oil Co Munday Algernon H Stracey Vancouver B. C Archie W. Shiels Stracey

Birthday salute to Maj. Gen. Adolphus Greely

In Washington DC the veteran polar explorer Maj. Gen. Adolphus Washington Greely turns seventy. Thirty years earlier he led an expedition to establish observatory stations and expanded U S land area by about six thousand square miles. His parties neared solving a great mystery while he aided relief efforts after the San Francisco earthquake.

Washington D. C Adolphus Washington Greely San Francisco Pacific Coast

Ponce de Leon Names Florida on Easter 1612 Discovery

A 1612 Easter Sunday landing by Ponce de Leon led him to name the land Florida. The piece notes the long term fame of Florida for tracks and alligators and cites Dr. Roland Dwight Grant’s remark at a Boston church event.

Ponce de Leon Ponce Florida Hell Roland Dwight Grant Boston First Methodist Church

Innocent Man May Get Carnegie Pension After 20 Years

Andrew Carnegie ordered an investigation into Andrew Toth, a Pittsburg mill worker released after two decades in prison for a murder he did not commit. The case began in 1891 when a Hungarian co‑suspect accused him after a witness faltered, and the Hungarian later confessed. Toth’s release followed.

Carnegie New York Andrew Carnegie Andrew Toth Pittsburg Toth Ikely Carnegie Villa Toth Hungary Tosh

Allison Appointed to Fill King Dykeman Vacancy

Willam B. Allison a Seattle resident and son of the Iowa senator, is named by Corporation Counsel Calhoun to fill the vacancy created by King Dykeman’s appointment to the superior court bench.

Willam B. Allison Iown Seattle Calhoun King Dykeman Superior Court

NAB Saloon Man Victor Anderson Arrested in Woodinville

Victor Anderson a saloonkeeper at Woodinville was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Beebe after minors were found under the influence of liquor. One boy is being held as a co defendant and Anderson is out on 250 dollars bond.

Victor Anderson Woodinville Beebe Co Anderson

Roosevelt to Speak at Inland Empire Education Session

Theodore Roosevelt will be among speakers at a joint session of the Country Life commission and the Inland Empire take noted in Spokane with a date set for April. The gathering aims to discuss education and rural life improvements and will feature prominent officials.

T. R. Col Theodore Roosevelt Country Life Commission Inland Empire Teach O —Tation Spokane

Spokane grain firm challenges bid deposit rule

A complaint to the board of public works by B. F. Shields of Spokane Grain Co contests the city rule requiring a 5 percent deposit with bids on supplies, asserting it discriminates against small dealers.

Board of Public Works B. F. Shields Spokane Grain Co

Alice Longworth May Fly With Jannus Tomorrow

Washington dispatch reports aviator Anthony Jannus completed a successful flight with Miss Gladys Hinckley as passenger. Mrs. Alice Longworth hinted she may undertake a flight with Jannus the following day.

Alice Washington Anthony Jannus Gladys Hinckley Alice Longworth Jannus

Telegrapher Union Leader Sermon Sparks Pay Rise Drive

H B Perham rallies 42 000 members of the Order of Railway Telegraphers at a Boston convention. He notes pay increased from 35 to about 60 dollars monthly, enabling families to keep a cow and ensure pure milk, plus a 1000 dollar death protection for 60 cents monthly. Union began in Vinton Iowa about two decades ago.

H. B. Perham Santa Fe Chairman Knapp Interstate Commerce Commission Knapp Boston Perham Vinton Charlies B. Thurston

Favored Dress Materials and Fabrics Featured

Imported voiles 47 inches wide in multiple colors from a French loom at 1.75 per yard. Priestley Irish Crepe 44 inches black gray Copenhagen navy mixes wool and mohair, resists creasing at 2.00 per yard. French Challis returning as favorites in Dresden designs and checks, 75 and 85 cents per yard.

Priestley Copenhagen Dresden

New Dress Waist Lisle Union Suit For Women

Sleeveless lisle union suit with low neck and cuff or wide lace trimmed umbrella knee yoke options priced at 1 25. Includes plain or lace insertion yoke and is offered in women sizes.

Lisle Union

New Wash Fabrics Show Season Styles From Abroad

The New Wash Fabrics feature a season showing assembled from home and abroad. Appliqued French Voices 27 inches wide offer white ground with lavender and blue dots. Yard 65c. French Lateens 31 inches wide with dark foulard designs 50c yard. English Madras Waistings white ground with fast color prints 40c yard. Bordered Empire Batiste 40 inches wide with graduated dot border yard 25c. Bordered Robes 42-inch silk and cotton priced at 6.00 6.50 and 7.00 each.

Direct-Action Range Promises Efficient Gas Savings

The article highlights the Range’s oven construction as its strongest feature. It claims five feet of gas will bake biscuits on both oven racks, with heating of oven and baking included. Firet Floor, Annex.

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