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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

5

Interurban Rail Rate Fight Heads to High Courts

Riverton and Seattle area riders faced rate rescission battles after the Puget Sound Electric Co and Stone Webster interurban line sued over fare hikes. Judge Mitchell ruled the Seattle Tukwila and Tacoma Algona routes could revert to previous rates as litigation continues toward state and possibly federal supreme courts.

Riverton Tukwila Duwamieh Poster Seattle Tacoma Puget Sound Electric Co Mitchell Superior Court Algona Pr. S B. Co Stone & Wet Trust State Supreme Court United States Supreme Court ABC Missioners A. Stone Webster Co Gill Arma

Murder at a Japanese wedding near Orting

A wedding at a Japanese farmer’s home northwest of Orting ended in murder when Toyokieh Morimoto killed Hidekichi Komura and shot Oto Morimoto during a reception. The shooter fled to T. Maruto’s house nearby, stealing $235 before disappearing. police searches yielded no trace.

Fuji Tene Tada Tana Orting Toyokieh! Morimoto Hidekichiwa Oto Morimoto Komura T. Maruto Maruto

Explosion Destroys Washington West Postoffice

United Press reports a blast leveled the Wash west postoffice located in a general store causing a fire. Estimated damage ranges from 5000 to 10000 dollars as investigators seek causes tied to possible saboteur activity. The village of Wa, about 209 residents, faced the loss.

United Press Wash JL. Kennedy

Missing Seattle auto man W Peoples disappears after California trip

W Peoples former Locomobile seat disappeared in San Friday night after a California tour with wife and R C Walker led by K Olah. He announced plans to reach San Francisco and deal. He registered somewhere and has not been seen since. Mrs Peoples hospitalized and no trace of the missing man found.

W. Peoples San Peoples R. C. Walker California K. Olah San Francisco Deal Seattle

Market nuisance case opens over Pike street use

Charles Norman and wife seek relief against Pike 484 market alleging it destroys property by occupying an open street. The court orders maintenance of the order and returnable show cause. Revelle alleges city bulkheads and access remain, while a claim for $12 543 in gold shipments is noted.

Charles Norman Pike Lince Norman

Pacific battleship fleet delayed until canal opening

Secretary Meyer announced the Pacific coast must wait for an adequate battleship fleet until the Panama Canal opens in 1915. Navy yards at Bremerton and Mare Island will be enlarged and equipped to house the fleet, with Mare Island plans still undecided. An extra 1.5 million dollars may expand the channel to serve all Pacific ships.

Washington Pacific Coast Panama Canals Meyer Navy Department Department Bremerton Mare Island Pacific

Retirement wave hits New England senators in push for change

The public eye notes another New England senator will retire at term end. Senator Frye, Hale's associate and senior statesman, plans to walk away though his 1913 term still has years left. At 79 he is older than Hale and Aldrich, both balking at reelection amid progressive sentiment.

New England Frye Hale Aldrich

Council Admits Recall Funding With Swift Vote

The city council approved 1500 for Comptroller Bothwell to verify the recall petition for Mayor Gill. Sawyer opposed in committee but supported the measure on the floor. Mayor Gill now decides to sign or veto, with Bothwell aiming to begin once signed. Bothwell expects petition findings after December 15.

Bothwell Gill Sawyer

Local Man Henry Durden Dead by Own Hand

Henry Durden aged 45 of 324 29th Ave North shot himself in the head last night in his yard after telling someone to call the police and bury him after dark. He died within minutes. Durden had been out of work for some time.

Henry Durden 29Th Av. N Durden

Boy Stealing Aide Is Killed By Train

Olympia Nov 15 Mason Collard an 18 year old boy from Great Falls Mont fell from a Great Northern passenger train at Tenino last night and was ground to pieces.

Olympia Mason Collard Great Falla Mont Great Northern Tenino

Monster Wheat Surplus To Feed All the World

London reports a global wheat surplus of about 140 million bushels above world demand for this year. Leading producers show large excesses over domestic needs, with the United States and Canada contributing major shares, while non wheat producing regions require 562 million bushels. The surplus likely will be stored for next year.

Monster Wheat London Bulgaria

Theatre Listings Include The Kissing Girl And Jack Sheppard

At the theatres Moore presents The Kissing Girl. Grand features Pavlova and Russian dancers. Lois shows The Power of Money. Alhambra screens Jack Sheppard the Bandit King. Orpheum Majestic and Pantages run vaudeville programs.

Benson Returns to Oregon Governorship After Illness

Salem Oregon noon today F W Benson governor and secretary of State elect of Oregon again assumed the reins of government after being compelled to resign July 1 due to ill health.

Salem Ore F. W. Benson Oregon

Forest Fire Toll Rises From 1910 Destruction Across Northwest

A survey details the 1910 forest blazes across Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Minnesota and beyond. Losses include hundreds of lives and hundreds of millions in timber value with vast tracts razed in 48 hours.

Northwest Washington Oregon Panhandle Idaho Montana Minnesota Ireland Lake of the Woods Bitter Root Mountains

Fear Alaska Vessel Lost at Sea Near Nome

Anxiety surrounds the power schooner Bender Brothers which sailed for Seattle on October 29 with 13 passengers and is believed lost after a violent storm in the Bering Sea. The Duxbury departed Nome November 6 with mail and passengers and is the last vessel to leave the region this year.

Nome Alaska Bender Brothers Seattle Hering Sea Duxbury Bering Sea

Have You Ever Tried Our 25¢ Lunch and Dinner Offer

An advertisement invites patrons to a 25 cent lunch offering the best cooked meals in the city with superior service. It promotes a la carte dinner at popular prices and evening entertainment by top talent, plus a Thanksgiving Matinee.

de Miller

The Newport Cafe and Grill Opens on First Avenue

The Newport Cafe and Grill located at First Avenue and Madison Street launches with casual dining and new menu items. Patrons report a welcoming atmosphere as staff welcome locals and visitors to the neighborhood eatery.

Hillman in U. S. Court

Hillman facing seven indictments for conspiracy to defraud using U S materials pleads for quashment and abatement as four lawyers argue long motions United States District Judge Donworth rules books seized admissible while scheduling further hearings and memorandum on abatement and demurrers for the coming Monday

Tacoma D. Hillman United States United States Court Elmer ©. Todd Beattie Hillman Udge Donworth Axenta Donworth

Youth Defends Mother as Father Beaten in Court

In San Francisco on November 15 George Cameron attacked his father in the police court after the elder man made remarks about the boy’s mother during testimony on a battery charge. Court attaches separated them. the son was ordered out while the father was convicted.

San Francisco George Cameron Cameron Shortall

Postlam Skin Healing Agent Promises Rapid Relief

An advertisement claims Poslam cures acne, herpes, eczema and other skin troubles within 24 hours. It offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories and lists two jar sizes priced at 64 cents and 2 dollars, with distribution through druggists and pharmacies.

W. Tith St New York City All Gruggiats Jealarly Quaker Drug Co Owl Coa

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