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26 May 1910
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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Washington Wins Race as Stanford Boat Links
Washington defeats Stanford in a misty morning race despite a strong south wind. The Washington crew finished in 18 20 3 5, with Stanford close behind. both boats faced rough water and numerous capsizes, but Washington emerged as champion to cheers from the crowd and local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yestern
Stanford
Odds and Ends From Everywhere
William G Rocke reports a jumble of local notices and crimes across the region. Items include Pacifi ic Company directors, licenses, a Granger Weeks incident, a shooting confession by ex Chief Tom, a divorce case involving Mrs. Read, a Be-2 yesterday hotel fire, and a death in Was hington. Levi Chapman Bonney, a Pierce county pioneer, dies at his sister’s home. funeral set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Rocke
Pacifi Ic Company
Levi Chapman Bonney
Pierce County
Summit
Madison Hearing Extends Over Two Days
The board of public works hearing on revoking permits for Seattle Electric to convert Madison cable to an electric line was postponed to 10 am Saturday. Chairman Thomson was detained in Olympia by a supreme court case, and Secretary Bagley secured a pledge from the E Co to refrain from work until after the Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Seattle Electric Company
Madison
Thomson
Olympia
Supreme Court
Bagley
8. E. Co
One Story Addition Planned for Oregon and Washington Depot
Construction on the Oregon and Washington depot increases height by one story. A permit for the one story addition to the station at Fourth nv and ean st was filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon & Washington
Fourth Nv
Ean St
Yesteray
Longest Love Affair in America Reaches Seventieth Year
Caledonia New York May 2 James Maxwell aged 94 and Mary Maxwell 90 mark seventy years of marriage. They wed April 20 1841 after meeting as children in Genesee Valley New York. The couple still sit together in their parlor recalling their June 1839 engagement and their enduring life farming together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Maxwell
Mary €. Barron
Genesee Valley
New York
W. G. Shepherd
Caledonia
N.Y
James
Mary Maxwell
United States
Pather
Edward
Theodore Roosevelt
BUNNIFIELD IN DEMENTED RAMBLINGS NEAR MAYOR OFFICE
Sam Bonnifield a famed Alaska financier and gambler wanders the streets in a partially demented state. He visits Mayor Gill and Chief Wappenstein, vows to be jailed if found crazy, accuses libel about rumors of the Jeffrice Johnson fight, and leaves thanking the mayor for his friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Honnifield
Alaska
Bonnifield
Gill
Wappenstein
Jeffrice-Johnson
Mrs Aoki Seeks Divorce After California Marriage
Mrs Gunjiro Aoki formerly Gladys Emery arrives in Cargnon Nevada with her child and mother to establish a month's residence before filing for divorce. The Emery family in San Francisco gained notoriety from her marriage to Gunjiro Aoki the Japanese servant from Corte Madera California. The union began in Seattle where the couple had a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargon
Nev
Gunjiro Aoki
Gladys Emery
Archdeacon Emery
San Francisco
The Star Carrier Route Circulation in Seattle
The Star asserts it has the largest carrier route circulation in Seattle, delivering to homes six days a week and surpassing its afternoon rival in January figures. Total city circulation exceeds 25,000 daily with over 9,000 more copies daily in the wider buying radius. The Star pledges to prove all claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Seattle
the Star
Quote on drinking and tobacco from Jas A Maxwell
An elderly remark recalls a man who says he became drunk after drinking liquor three times and again after smoking tobacco twice. He claims a childhood resolve to avoid liquor after a blackjack episode and notes tobacco frightened him from further attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Maxwell
Submarines Wrecks Across Navies Through 1910
A compiled list recounts submarine sinkings and deadly incidents involving the French, British, United States, Italian, Russian, and Japanese navies between 1900 and 1910. It notes ships named Parfadette Litun A-1 An Jee Gil Crewe Viper Cuttlefish Octopus Grampus Pike Foca Kambala and a Japanese loss off the coast with all hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Litun
Bizarta
Jee
Gil
Cromer
England
United States
Crewe
Mare Island Navy Yard
Naples
French Submarine Pluviose Sunk by Pas de Calais
The French submarine Pluviose with seven crew members was rammed and sunk by the packet Pas de Calais in the English Channel. A wireless from Calais said the collision occurred near that port and none of the Pluviose crew escaped. Torpedo boats searched the area as Calais reported a crippled return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Pas de Calais
Calais
Star Offers Free Classified Ad by Telephone
The Star announces free classified ads by phone with the main offering priced at 400 dollars and Indiana area code 441 for contact.
Emma Goldman Depicted As Idealist Not Ruler Destroyer
Marion Lowe portrays Emma Goldman as a cordial German woman who defends truth over violence. The piece argues Goldman destroys faith and happiness rather than overthrowing rulers, labeling her a dangerous anarchist who denies the people joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Marion Lowe
Goldman
Golman
Butler Hotel
Haymarket
Cicago
Rochester
England
Congress Probes Guggenheim Ties in Boyce Sutherland Firings
Washington May 26. Senate judiciary sub committee considering charges that Guggenheim interests fueled the removal of Alaska officials U S District Attorney John B Boyce and U S Marshal D A Sutherland will keep the matter closed to the public. Leaders press for an open investigation as members push for disclosure of alleged political corruption and high level influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guggheim
United States
John B. Boyce
D. A. Sutherland
Nelson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Guggenheim Syndicate
Alaska
Minn
Ballinger
Boyce-Sutherland
Hierah
Idaho
Diverman
North Carolina
Guggenheims
Upe
Gungenheim
Massachusetts
Lodge
Guggenheim
Wickersham
Boyce
Sutherland
Clark
Hoggatt
National Republican
Shackleford
Grand Jury Member Defends Work and Hodge Indictment
James O Leary, a minority grand juror, issues a calm defense of the panel. He praises Hodge as the county sheriff and says the jury acted with honesty, despite opposition to indicting Hodge and amid pressure from others. He recalls personal hardship and insists the panel did its best under court guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Leary
Grand Jury
Hodge
Jack Williams
King County
Ballinger Packing Up to Quit Cabinet
In Washington on May 26 the rumor spread that Secretary Ballinger and his family are preparing to leave the capital. Household goods are packed and crated, and observers expect his resignation after the congressional investigatory committee submits its report, with potential exoneration along party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Ballinger
Congressional Investigating Committee
Congress
Roosevelt Refuses Speech at Cambridge University
Theodore Roosevelt receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from Cambridge University, but declines to deliver a speech when urged by students. A stray line notes a witty aside: half a love affair is better than none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cambridge
Eng
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Seattle Population Jump Reported By Census Bureau
Seattle is projected to reach a population between 243000 and 245000 in the census update. Earlier figures of 230000 were likely provisional before final verification. The ten year rise from 80000 to about 243000 marks one of the era's largest gains recorded by the census office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Census Bureau
Federal Census Bureau
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