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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
5
From Ry United Nov 3 report on rising unrest in Spain. The Bourbon monarchy tightens control with a 20,000 strong force added to the Ma done garrison, amid censorship denials. The situation concerns officials as rumors spread of a sweeping revolutionary threat.
A violent confrontation around 9 30 near North Bend left an Italian sho rer fatally wounded or in critical condition. Deputies Hart Hodge Malone Zimmerman report the melee broke out after a dispute and suspects fled toward North Bend for pursuit. Witnesses and friends are jailed as the case proceeds with Blathu in custody awaiting action.
A forged signature involving F B O Connell and a man posing as Malone Swank led to police attention. Mps and Southwick expressed confidence in bu mie during cashing for a stranger, endorsed by J W Mak. The directory lists Malone Swank as the contact, and authorities work to identify the impersonator.
A report notes Ryan files $15000 damages against A. E of the Public Welfare league as Taft appoints La Pollette chief justice and new football rules aim to curb injuries during a joint Pole expedition with Peary and Dr. Cook while Mel Hates campaigns are mentioned.
AllA Walla reports power along the Snake River and Lewiston have withdrawn from entry. Regia John H. McDonald says land is tied to power sites expected to be developed by a eastern corporation. The move affects hundreds of thousands of acres and delays the contemplated development.
United News dispatch reports Republicans pledge support to beat Rooseveltism in New York campaigns. A statement cites a letter from H. W. Bartel of Philadelphia, including a contributor to the Democratic fund as proof of the effort.
A dog owner, Judge Gilliam, reports his white and black English setter named Rip missing. He asks the community to help locate the faithful companion and bring Rip home.
Francisco Madero, exiled in San Antonio after losing the June election, plans to mobilize supporters to oppose Diaz. He labels Diaz a czar and dictator and anticipates a formidable army forming on the border, with potential return to Mexico if conditions ripen.
Citizens in King county districts along the Duwamish White and Sammamish rivers telegrammed Chief Justice Rudkin urging an immediate hearing on the canal association's bid to modify an injunction. They fear floods if Lake Washington rises to a maximum height and the canal case could be heard tomorrow if both sides agree. Meade, who secured the injunction, said he may seek a continuance rather than argue the merits.
A Hamburg America line scheme to use aeroplanes in postal work is under consideration to test feasibility rather than to alarm war officials. Aviator J C McCurdy will fly from the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria in New York on Saturday. A new minor league baseball league is planned with teams from Butte Helena Great Falls Missoula Salt Lake and Ogden to be organized by John J McCloskey.
F Hamnett aged 50 died at the family residence 1924 12th av m at 4 90 yesterday afternoon. He is survived by a wife three children and one brother. No funeral arrangements have yet been made.
Hon. W. S. Fielding announced that negotiations will start in Ottawa on Saturday with Canada represented by William Patterson Fielding and son, and Charles M. Pepper, Henry M. Hoyt, and Consul General Foster for the United States.
Boston news reports Jease H. H. Pomeroy, an 80 year old life prisoner at Charlestown since age 14, seeks mercy through a self written account. He describes cruel crimes against two children and urges kindness, arguing newspapers misrepresent him and that no officer has accused him of violence.
A Great Northern work train plunged through a temporary trestle near Berne station in Chelan County. Engineer John Smith died after being crushed. brakeman A D Bezson and master mechanic Fred Ward were injured. Smith died en route to Wellington hospital. body taken to Seattle for inquest.
Champion Jack Johnson rode toward New York with a bandaged head after a brick was thrown by a striking textile worker sympathizer. He was struck while passing non union pickets, stunning him and opening a deep cut above the eye as he prepared to speak in New York.
In Paris on November 3 representatives of the Spanish Republican society forecast Madrid and other Spanish cities would fall to revolutionists within 24 hours.
The Central Labor Council endorsed the King county harbor bond issue with one dissenting vote after full consideration. H N Willihan was named to represent the council at a mass meeting at Dreamland pavilion tomorrow night. Endorsements followed meetings at Angeline's hall Youngstown Dugdale's hall Rainier Beach and Redmond under the harbor bond campaign committee.
John Empey told his wife he would be a sport to the finish in a divorce case before Judge Frater. He allegedly refused to quit gambling and she testified she had asked him to stop. She is now free.
Richard Herryman was arrested for the murder of Mrs J P Mott Woodworth in Vancouver. Mra Mattock faces an accessory before the fact charge and Mra Annie Morse for supplying medicine. The death followed an operation allegedly performed without the husband’s knowledge. A physician arrived after the woman died. Herryman had come to Vancouver from Butte, Montana two years earlier.
On the Roosevelt Special train at Alliance Ohio Col Roosevelt said he would answer Democratic candidate Dix’s New York City charge of falsehood upon returning to New York. Dix had derided Roosevelt as unworthy of the nation’s first citizen and questioned his conduct.
John C. Piver publisher of the Underwriters' Report of San Francisco was found guilty of criminal libel in Justice Brown's court and fined 300 dollars for an alleged unjustifiable criticism of the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of Seattle. He was arrested while visiting here and appeal bonds were set at 700 dollars. A civil suit against the publication has also been started.
At 4 PM managers announced 50 balloons would be sent up each containing a pass for two seats and one balloon would grant a whole box for the Mrs Wiggs production next week at the Grand theater.
George Wilson a clerk was arrested while stepping from a Great Northern train last night He is wanted at Bozeman Montana to face unspecified charges and return to jurisdiction.
Judge Gilliam ordered Whalley placed on the official ballot replacing McAvoy after a Sixth ward recount. Whalley overcame an official McAvoy lead of 62 to gain a 36 vote edge as McAvoy seeks a further recount in other precincts amid claims of misconduct by election officers.
Chicago dispatch reports heavyweight contender Dr BF Roller of Seattle plans a city bout with Westergaard tonight Roller is set to be thrown at least once per hour by the opponent He is due to meet Ordeman in Minneapolis on November 14 for the American championship.
Li R R Southern, a janitor at the Glen esirn hotel, was walking on Spring Street when a masked robber demanded his surrender. Southern lowered his hands and struck the assailant with his umbrella, knocking him down before the attacker fled.
An analysis of a drowned woman suggests she was strangled and weighted before being tossed into the tide flats near Seattle. The author argues the death was a calculated crime, noting the body would be hard to identify and could be forgotten among Seattle’s unknown dead.
United Press reports Zion City leader Reverend Voliva may assume control of the Dowie estate next Monday as officials monitor a diphtheria epidemic. No deaths recorded by the coroner yet, and Voliva declines to discuss the health crisis while addressing Zion City matters.
Commissioner Crichton issues a biting warning with sarcastic tips on how neglect and poor living conditions harm children. He lists actions like closing windows, avoiding ventilation, withholding sunshine, not bathing, and using unwholesome milk as methods that lead to illness and death, urging readers to consider the deadly outcomes by spring.
Game Warden Henry Relf seized 600 wild ducks aboard the steamboat Fairhaven when it reached port. The birds packed in trunks and sacks were bound for J. D. Rose, who refused to name the killers. Each duck犯罪 carries a separate fine, potentially up to five hundred dollars per bird.
A violent clash in Spokane is brewing in Chinatown as police seize Moy Han after finding a butcher knife concealed in his blouse. Officer Ben Hunt confronted Han near a building, preventing what could have been a murder.
Coroner Snyder will hold an inquest into the instant death of William Zimmerman, a car repairer, who died when a motorman named Geo Moland started a moving streetcar at his work. Moland was arrested then released. Zimmerman lay on the track in front of the car. The dead man was a repairer at the Georgetown plant.
Commissioner of Health Crichton and city patrolmen report 28 arrests in two days for the antiexpectorating ordinance. Eleven arrests by noon today formed the day’s early total. Police Judge Gordon levied a $2 uniform fine on violators, with a $5 bond forfeiture for those who failed to appear.
The article notes a broad women’s turnout impact on Seattle’s recall race to replace Mayor Gil tied to reform issues and the vice syndicate. It highlights prior state activism by Piper Cotterill Paulhamus and others, plus nationwide suffrage arguments, as voters consider constitutional amendments. A Los Angeles report adds Earl Rogers’s commission as special deputy district attorney on the Times dynamiting case.
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