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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
4
A brief note explains the process of resolving a question by agreeing on the method and outlining the next steps. It makes clear that mutual understanding leads to a definite path forward and avoids ambiguity.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt writes in the Outlook urging a square deal in the McNamara explosion case. He condemns the act as a dastardly crime that killed innocence and calls for fair treatment of all parties amid arrests led by Burns and a graft prosecutions backdrop.
In Iiterbo on May 5 Antonio Cerrato spat in front of Gennaro Abede during a Communist trial. Abebe accused Cerrato of taking part in Cuoccolo’s murder and struck him after being stabbed by others. Cerrato called Abebe a liar as the exchange escalated.
A heavily veiled Begum toured Paris with maids in attendance, two hours of motoring, and curiosity about her purpose. She is seen shopping and dining, embodying a high society presence amid the city bustle.
Assistant Secretary Huntington Wilson told the National Peace congress that strong arms plus high ideals safeguard peace. He argued for dollar diplomacy to back fixed national policies, substituting dollars for bullets to foster prosperity and contentment. Also spoke Congressman Hartholdt and Senator Burton lauding Taft's arbitration plan with Britain.
Harry Leclair, a rancher near Yucca in San Bernardino, California, found a pay streak at bed rock after sinking a well. Using crude tools he cleaned up $35 in a single day, the most he ever earned in mining.
An ad touts Swissco as growing new hair and stopping scalp troubles and claims it restores natural color. It offers bottles for sale at 80 cents and a thousand dollar price for a large bottle, with a cheaper sample option and charges applied.
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