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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

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Seattle Star Reporter Testifies in Roosevelt Libel Suit

Gilson Gardner Washington correspondent for The Seattle Star and friend of Theodore Roosevelt testified in the libel suit brought by George Newett. Gardner defended Roosevelt as never drinking to excess and recalled his Africa trip and White House years. The Marquette judge showed curiosity as trial opens with anticipated witness list.

Warquette Mich Gilson Gardner Washington Corre Seattle Star Scripps Theodore Roosevelt Gardner George Newett Col. Roosevelt Africa White House Col. Roosey Milwaukee Bulle Joeper George Roose Roosevelt Newett Ett Halfo Old Sol North Fr. Thompson York Times Col Roosevelt

Girl Horse Thief Escapes Captors Near Pendleton

In Morrow county Oregon Julia Walker, a 20 year old quarter breed Indian girl, and S W Jordan are wanted for horse stealing. She rides away on a fast horse and guns fire as deputies pursue. Cowboys bet she will outrun authorities as sheriffs consider deputizing ranch hands.

Morrow County Julia Walker

Flags Go Up in Dreamland Pavilion Patriote Day Event

Capt. Joe Dickerson and Aunt Herlinger led a crowd at Dreamland pavilion where 400 couples gathered for Patriote day. About 20,000 flags were sold by the Wife of 61 and supporters joined the effort with the AR and the Daughters of the.

Joe Dickerson Herlinger Women's Relief Corps Dreamland Pavilion Wcout

Arrest Broker After Crash of Trust Company

J R Moore formerly tied to a Western avenue jewelry firm was jailed without bail after a Victoria Canada warrant charged conspiracy to defraud in the Bankers' Trust Corporation scheme that collapsed a large trust venture, costing over 250000. Police say Moore, a Seattle resident with a Laurelhurst home, was arrested with his wife at Fourth and University after alighting from their car.

J. R. Moore Western Av Griffith Victoria B. C Bankers’ Trust Corporation, Limited Langley Moore Seattle Laurelhurst Fourth and University

Boss Cox Fails To Avoid Trial In Bank Misapplication Case

Cincinnati Trust Co officials led by Geo. Cox face trial after Judge Caldwell overrules motions to quash indictments. Court also says delaying motions will be denied and orders trial to begin Monday on charges of wrongful removal of 362000 dollars of bank funds.

Cincinnati Caldwell Geo. Cox Cinccinnati Trust Co Anneta

Rand Jury Probes Lead Tied to Star Allegations

A federal jury revisits a lead linked to The Star about a $5,000 mystery as it considers pressure on Commissioners Rutherford and Hamilton over the Clapp dock site. Judge Rogald Fernagn adjourned proceedings for days while a new line in the probe emerges.

Rogald Fernagn Utherford Rutherford and Hamilton Clapp Dock

Thirteen Battleships Visit New York Harbor

Thirteen dreadnoughts of the North Atlantic fleet and the warship Cuba arrived in New York Harbor to take part in the unveiling of the National Maine Monument at Central Park. The ships fired salutes as they passed the river and anchored before noon, joining the celebration for the Maine disaster remembrance.

New York United States Navy New York Harbor North River Cuba 59Th Street Broadway Central Park Maine Havana

Gibson Jury Faces Deadlock in Szabo Murder Case

Newburgh N Y May 29 The jury in the murder case of Burton W Gibson a New York attorney accused of killing client Mrs Rose Szabo is apparently deadlocked. No word has come from the jury since it recessed at 3 65 p m yesterday.

Newhurgh N. Y Burton W. Gibson New York Rose Szabo

Mr Ayers Drops Bold Speech at Port Meeting

Young activist Mr Ayers addressed port commissioners on a plan to back his push with Eastern capitalists and engineers. He warned of legal action to delay the June 17 port election and left immediately after his speech.

Mr. Ayers Port Commissioners Ayers

Bernhardt Sails to France From New York

Mme Sarah Bernhardt sailed today on the steamer La Lorraine from New York to France. She called the voyage possibly her last to the country, unless circumstances change. Mrs C B Page aged 89 widow of Hermon L Page Milwaukee died at Brackley Washington. She leaves a son and two daughters. M V Burke a San Francisco detective sergeant visited Seattle as guest of Capt Thomas B Fouter aboard B S secret service operative.

New York Mme Sarah Bernhardt France la Lorraine C. B. Page Hermon L. Page Milwaukee Brackley Wash M. V. Burke San Fran*co Seattle Thomas B. Fouter Secret Service Operativ

Douglas Grant Found After Divorce Court Romance Ends

In San Francisco on May 29 Douglas Grant, son of a wealthy mill owner, who vanished after his father objected to his marriage to Ruth Goodrich in 1911, has been located. A cable from St Andrews, Scotland indicates he will enter the amateur golf championship, with expectations he will seek a divorce. Ruth Goodrich claims his father spirited him away.

San Francisco Douglas Grant Ruth Goodrich St. Andrews Scotland Grant

Darrow's Chief Attorney Heads North for Long Vacation

Earl Rogers, Clarence Darrow's chief attorney and former Pat Calhoun lawyer in the Abe Ruef bribery cases, leaves for Alaska on the Alameda after seven years at California's legal battles. He plans a Northern tour with Mrs Rogers, aiming to Dawson and possibly Nome, just released from a four month hospital siege and hopeful Darrow will not face trial again.

Clarence Darrow Pat Calhoun Abe Ruef Alaska California Rogers Alameda Darrow

New Playfield to Open at Rainier Beach

A new public playfield at Rainier Beach will be formally opened Saturday at 2 30 PM under the Rainier Beach Improvement Club and the Rainier Beach Women's Club. Emerson School pupils will perform with a 50 voice chorus, and Mayor Cotterill, Corporation Counsel Bradford, and park and school board members will attend.

Rainier Beach

Use of Friedmann Care Prohibited in New York

New York officials ban any further inoculation of tuberculosis patients with the Friedmann serum until full data on specimen culture agents preparation and administration is reviewed and written permission is granted. The Board of Health reports evidence shows the remedy fails to fulfill its promised efficacy and may hasten disease progression in patients treated.

New York United Press New York Board of Health Board of Health

Frisco Editor Barry Tours Seattle on Progressives Visit

James H. Barry editor of the San Francisco Star arrives in Seattle for a three day stay after a pleasure trip with Mrs. Barry and their daughter. He plans discussions with Washington progressive leaders prior to returning from Skagway Alaska. Barry championed California's contempt law restricting judges from jail for free expression.

James H. Barry San Francisco Pacific Coast Skagway Alaska

Two Tons Nitroglycerine Explosion at Perpignan

In Perpignan France May 29 a blast destroyed a dynamite plant tearing a large crater. Five bodies were recovered and many others are missing as rescuers search the wreckage.

Perpignan France

Goin Swimmin Begin Friday At Alki Bath House

City opens public bath house near Alki point for summer service starting Friday at 10 am. Hours run daily in June July and August from 10 am until dark. Refreshments at actual cost and bath suits with towels rented for 10 cents. Rural Letter Carriers meet May 30 at Renton Jet Grounds with State president E J Clark to address attendees. Hyatt Fowella School advertises as a high class institution on Fourth and Pine.

Alki Point Association of King County Renton Jet E. J. Clark Goshen

Free Safety Razor Outfit With One-Year Sub Offer

The Seattle Star offers a complimentary complete shaving outfit valued at $2.00 to $2.50 in Seattle stores with a year's subscription for $3.25. The package includes a leatherette case, safety razor handle, seven blades, nickeled brush, and shaving soap. Send $3.25 to start the subscription and receive the gift by mail.

Star The Seattle Seattle Star

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