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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment describes a night incident with a bartender named Charla and others at a headquarters. It mentions a bullet, injuries, and inquiries by Blanch at Prov, with unclear details about status or recov ery.
A disrupted early morning scene in uptown revolves around a purse loss and a collapsing wheel. Witnesses including Nichol Ruby Blanchard Madge Harris and Irene Foet describe a meeting as the group discussed Beatle ideas while the purse vanished and the wheel failed.
A note discusses candidates for a school board race, naming Mrs. R. W. Jones and Dr. George D. as contenders. It mentions petitions by taxpayers and a contested election with strong regional support in the North Side area.
New York drivers return to work with union buttons after a report that unions would not be worn. It may take ten days to clear depot congestion from the walkout as strike-breakers are seen at the depots. Portland Beavers win benefit game, players set to depart for winter with about 125 dollars each.
Prince Victor Napoleon of the Bonaparte line married Princess Clementine third daughter of the late King Leopold of Belgium at Moncalieri chapel. The ceremony was modest with the Bishop of Biella conducting the religious rite and the Moncalieri mayor sealing the civil service.
Veteran actor and former Lois Theatre stage manager Fred Huebner seeks a 50 cent general admission for Friday's monster benefit at the Lois Theatre. Huebner, a tuberculosis patient living in a Green Lake tent, will benefit from performances by actors from Seattle theatres.
The YWCA has set up a domestic exchange with Miss Sara McFarland in charge. Applications are taken for governesses nurses companions ladies maids needlewomen maids for general work housekeepers and other home work. No charge is made.
United Press reports in Los Angeles that rider Balkete likely holds the world mile record on a circular track after a four mile open race at the motordrome. He ran the last two miles in 46 seconds and finished four miles in 3 minutes 1.6 seconds.
In Bellaire Ohio on November 14 Jas Long and wife welcomed their sixth birth in seven years a set of triplets marking nine total babies for the family in seven years. The mother is 30 and the husband a railroad engineer as the stork continues its visits amid the Longs’ long line of newborns.
State Senator J W Bryan of Bremerton will not have a jury in his disbarment case for criticizing Judge John Vakey of Kitsap County. Judge Main ruled courts may revoke the privilege of practicing law without a jury. Bryan argues he spoke as a private citizen and as a newspaper publisher, not as an attorney.
Actress Helen Ware keeps a live Egyptian acarabaeus inside a tiny cage in her dressing room. The bug, size of a finger, was found in a mummy cloth last year and nibbles weekly on lettuce. Initially described as 5000 years old, an Egyptologist says it crawled into the cloth recently.
Reports from Katalla say the steamship Portland, captained by Moore, abandoned near the mouth of the Katalla River after striking a rock. Heavy seas hinder salvage attempts. freight unladed. Passengers are being cared for at Katalla.
William A. Pinkerton dismisses rumors of Mrs Crippen being alive abroad and confirms she is not in the United Kingdom or Beattle Yard area, stating she is not in this country.
Everett Smith, director of the worship service, reported the theft of his overcoat yesterday morning while at worship. Members of the choir guarded other wraps during the evening service, expressing indignation until the janitor explained the incident.
Mrs. Lillian Stevens has served over 35 years in temperance work and now completes her twelfth year as president of the American Wom en's Christian Temperance Union. At age 66 she remains active in spreading prohibition, crediting the WCTU’s growth and the large membership of white ribboners for the movement.
Novel tale from Cobena near Paradise describes the village turning into an amusement area afterAdam and Kod left Eden. The local druggist now sells ice cream and candy while the undertaker left town and there has been no death in eight years. The main issue is what to do with the village doctor as disease avoids the place.
Captain W. B. H. Mitchell fell ill with ptomaine poisoning on the 6 o clock Bremerton trip and is unconscious in his berth. Captain John Russell takes temporary command of the Kennedy as his condition is reported to have passed the critical stage.
Mrs. Eather Campbell of Vancouver has proved her right as one of four heirs to the Crawford entailed estate in Ireland valued at about 12.5 million dollars. Advices from Dublin confirm proof of her claim after a discovered will in the Dublin court vault established her line of descent. She plans to travel to Ireland in a few weeks to pursue inquiries tied to the estate.
Nearly 1600 mourners attend the Black Diamond Lawnon mine disaster funeral held at the Catholic church under the Miners' union. Eight bodies were buried together in one grave, identified by names and ages, as rescuers continue searching for more victims.
Thus McCoy Bethany College right end charged with murder of Rudolph Munk West Virginia University halfback was located in Canton Ohio He says he will face the charge and denies intent The death followed an on field injury during a Bethany West Virginia game and is to be tried in Wheeling West Virginia pending further inquiry
After Washington Ich victory, Mrs. G A Smith at Alki Point plans to organize help for other states to win suffrage. The movement aims to secure laws beneficial to women and children and to promote humanity and patriotism.
Emmett Russell and his steam shovel caused a loud disturbance on Ter race et between Fourth and Fifth ars. Fred Whitman faced trial for ex pectorating on the floor of the public employment office but was freed after a lull. Judge Gordon postponed afternoon sessions to a quieter police assembly room due to ongoing noise.
Asbury Park New Jersey November 14 mobs demanding the life of Thomas Williams a negro charged with the murder and mutilation of 9 year old Marie Smith halted the preliminary hearing. Williams is held under triple guard at the Asbury jail as police and court guard against lynching.
Congressman W. W. Foulkrod of Pennsylvania's Fifth district died at 64 in Philadelphia without knowing he had been defeated the prior Tuesday by Michael Donohue for re election.
Signor Marconi succeeds in a wireless link between Pisa and Nova Scotia covering 4500 miles. The cut in Marconi rates is predicted as a result of the historic transmission completed on November 14.
Comptroller of the Currency Murray issued a call for reports on the condition of all national banks as of close of business November 10. The notice requests detailed financial statements from the institutions to assess stability and compliance.
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