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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1910

Page

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Memorial Day Parade and G A R Tribute at Grand Opera House

A long parade scene unfolds with veterans, police, and troops marching in sunlit streets. The 40 year lapse shows aging fighters in contrast to living veterans who are saluted by citizens and schoolchildren. Memorial address by H F Garterson and a post ceremony meal at Allen Dale cafeteria cap celebrations.

Fiesh Seattle Grand Opera House Monroe H. F. Garretson Tacoma Allen Dale Seconday Seneca St Union

Alma Kellner Found Dead in School Basement

The eight year old Alma Kellner’s body was found in an unused cellar of St. John’s parochial school in Louisville Kentucky. Coroner findings include six fractured ribs and a broken back with quicklime in carpet. Police investigate homicide and identify the victim’s father Fred Kellner and uncle Frank Fehr among those seeking answers.

Alma Kellner United Press Louisville Salted Press Louistt le, Ky St. John's Parochial School Dick Sweets Alma Fred Kellner Frank Fehr Kellner Fehr Father Schumann

Boy bandits reform after tearful plea to parents

Clinton Weise aged 14 and Ward Gardner aged 11 from West Seattle confessed to a string of thefts including purses from Mrs. Galvin and Mrs. Woodbury and a planned trip to rob towns after buying rifles and cartridges. They telephoned home from Lesch park and pledged amends, with parents and Juvenile Officer Corbett agreeing no prosecutions.

Clinton Weise Ward Gardner West Seattle Clinton W. Morgan St Young Gardner Lathaman Corbett St. Paul James Boys Tacoma Gardner Beattle Lesch Park

Curtiss Flies Albany to New York in Record Flight

Glenn H. Curtiss sped 137 miles from Albany to New York along the Hudson in 2 hours 32 minutes at 54.06 mph to win a $10,000 prize from the New York World. He stopped at Poughkeepsie for one break, departing 1 hour 22 minutes after takeoff at 7:03 AM and landing on Manhattan island at 10:35 AM. He followed a special train that could not keep pace and the run capped the race to Governor's Island.

Glenn Curtiss United Prem New York Glenn H. Curtiss Albany Hudson River New York World Poughkeepsie Manhattan Island Governor's Island

Morning Games In National League Scored At Pittsburg And Philadelphia

In Pittsburg the Pirates defeated a foe 4 to 1 with Anderson and Clark driving in runs as Prcimaore notches a win. At Philadelphia the Phillies edged their opponent 2 to 1 in ten innings with Drucke Meyers and Foxen contributing key hits.

Lawton National Guard Ateaee Philadelphia Drucke Meyers Foxen Dooin

The Richest Mine of All Real Estate

Real estate in Seattle is rising rapidly as investors buy homes and investment properties. The Star’s Real Estate columns showcase daily ads for desirable locations and quick cash profits from wise property investments.

Seattle the Star

Pinchot Comments on Roosevelt Visit and Lemon Trees

Gifford Pinchot aboard the steamship Arabic discusses his Italy visit with former President Roosevelt while evading political talk. He hints at Roosevelt’s conservation focus and notes Roosevelt will address the conservation congress in St Paul on June 7. Pinchot studies official testimony related to the Lawler memorandum.

United Nrees New York Roosevelt Italy Gifford Pinchot Pinchot America Conservation Congress St. Paul Roosevet Les Kerby Lawler

Tries Death by Own Action in Jail

Joe Oleson an insane sailor attempted to hang himself from his cell bars with a leather shoe string in the city jail. He strangled himself until discovered by the jailer and was moved to the county jail under an a trait jacket awaiting trial before an insanity commission tomorrow.

Joe Oleson Oleson

Forty Injured in Oakland Railroad Wreck

United Press reports 40 people injured in a high speed collision between two California Railway cars in a cut between Lather Station and Leona Heights. Victims include Gus Adeling and Maud Roth with severe injuries. one target may die. The incident follows a holiday Sunday. Local strawberry prices slump after the wreck.

United Press Oakland California Railway Company Lather Station Leona Heights Gus Adeling George Goldstring C. Castelazzo Axel Friesendale Sophie Anderson Maud Roth Berkeley Robert McArthur Raymond Oleen Edward Swindell Mary Reynolds San Francisco

Lindsay Righted in Attack on Thomson and Public Works

Court Commissioner R H Lindsay was acquitted of judicial impropriety for denouncing City Engineer R H Thomson and the board of public works from the bench on May 20. Judges read and rejected a critical letter, insisting Lindsay acted within his rights. The letter accused the board of abuses and warned developers that measures would be taken to stop perceived outrages.

R. H. Lindsay R. H. Thomson Board of Public Works Stephen V. Carey Corporation Counsel Main Lindsay Superior Court City Seattle Thomson

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