03 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
1
A unidentified woman, likely 40 to 45, was found in the harbor area near the tide flats with a sack weight tied to her body. Police offer no clear cause, suggesting possible suicide or murder. scavengers have damaged identifying features. The full report continues on Page Five.
A full page reproduction from Collier's Weekly, carried from its last issue reaching Seattle yesterday afternoon, depicts Humphrey as a turncoat, linking him to an infamous mileage gag. The page tells its own story through the cartoon and captions.
R Rohr, 29, bank clerk, was arrested in Seattle after allegedly embezzling funds from the Bank of Watertown. Police say he confessed to taking $15,000, then $13,000, and $5,000 more before fleeing. He carried $1,432 at arrest and claimed $3,500 more in safes.
Report mentions a messy divorce dispute with accusations of ungovernable behavior. It describes incidents in which men allegedly interrupted business, stole money at a theatre, overturned a table, and broke dishes. Els a Ringer and Irv Ringer figure in court remarks, with Edna tied to the case as she remained away and communicated by air writing.
York attorney BOB FOR LINA'S POSIES report states United Press dispatch dated November 3 1909 concerns a non committal suit filed by Roses for Thorney against Bob Chanter related to items on his books. The action questions recovery from the husband of the singer known as the songbird.
In an address H Stine superintendent urged year round play grounds and winter art facilities. He proposed erecting buildings to house arts during winter and cited the Collins and Ballard project as context for extending use.
G Hamer, son of Angeles parents, faced Deputy T Osterhold on forgery charges. The 26 year old admitted involvement in the case and left Seattle after the proceedings.
The Edward Rosenheimer murder trial resumed as the wrecked buggy carrying Grace Hough was removed from the courtroom and a new similar buggy set up. The defense argues the fatal crash was caused by driver George Vedder’s carelessness, with Vedder testifying he kept to the curb while his headlights were on and the other car appeared suddenly.
A coupon grants free admission for any boy under 16 to Seoute movies at Alaska Theatre located at 514 Second Avenue. Valid for any performance Thursday and Friday and on Saturday up to 7 p.m. at night.
Ernest Thompson was instantly killed and Frank Wadleigh seriously injured when their automobile plunged about 200 feet down the Conejo grade. Thompson's body was caught beneath the car. Both men are ranchers.
A satirical notice reflects rising breakfast costs in Seattle with eggs at 60 cents a dozen and real bacon at 45 cents a pound. It mocks lavish living, suggests substitutes like buckwheat cakes and herring, and hints the aviation meet may influence prices.
Fair tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. moderate west erly winds.
The Halethorpe aviation meet scheduled for this afternoon was postponed due to rain and high wind. Officials expect to complete the program when weather moderates.
Naval officers prepared to order an investigation into an Octopus submarine accident off Newport. Lieut Baldwin and 12 crewmen may have died when choking fumes from sulphuric acid filled the vessel during a submerged patrol.
A note emphasizes using The Star's classified section first for all advertising needs. It suggests readers and advertisers prioritize this paper’s classified page for exposure and reach.
In a dispute at 920 Spruce, Ming Dierenger paid $42.50 for a brown dress that did not fit. After consulting experts, she asked the judge to intervene but he ruled the purchase was final since the dress was paid for, denying a refund.
Collier's notes East St. Louis Congressman Rodenberg and Illinois delegation in the Fifty-eighth Congress. It covers the 1905 mileage grab during a constructive recess, names supporting Republicans and Democrats, and criticizes attempts to inflate salaries by backdated travel payments. It also cites California law satire and railroad influence on politics.
Carlisle Pa November report shows average ages for boys nineteen and girls eighteen, with total enrollment 1083. Shop and industry outputs total 77466.22 dollars while 2199 records indicate about 94 percent of students who completed terms go on to earn a living, reflecting strong lifelong influence.
State wide battle for women voting nears decision Tuesday. Emma De Voe and May Hutton report strong support in Spokane and central districts. Mrs Mason cites farmers union and Grange backing as decisive factors in favor of suffrage.
New York November 3 Frank J Gould settles out of court the suit by Bessie DeVoe for alleged breach of promise. By paying $10 000 Gould ends the case and reportedly doubled his offer to receive letters.
Commissioner Keefe will depart Washington today to investigate charges that labor troubles in the Hawaiian islands stem from peonage in violation of the federal constitution. He will travel first to Pittsburgh then Seattle and finally San Francisco.
Labor supporters in Seattle rally to recall Mayor Hiram C. Gill after The Star exposed Gill’s deal selling control of the city lighting plant to Seattle Electric Co in exchange for votes. Union leaders say Ballard and Georgetown residents suffered under the arrangement as costs rose while others paid less.
London reports a pending political question about health certificates for brides in Switzerland. The Swiss Society of Public Utility for Women plans compulsory physical examinations for all young women, married or single, mirroring the army's health checks for men.
Private advices from Penang report in the Straits Settlements that European colonies in South China fear an imminent Chinese uprising as tensions rise across the region.
The Japanese consul Kahachi Abe and Mrs. Abe will host a birthday reception for the Mikado at the Washington hotel from 8 to 9 tonight. More than 350 invitations have gone out with Gov. Hay and city and county officials among the invitees.
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