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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
10
Festive masquerade ball drew crowds late at night as residents dressed in varied costumes and makeup. Mayor Gil and Harrison led the grand parade with a spirited display, praised for creativity and color by attendees and local leaders.
A Dobbs exhibit shows footage from the Arctic region highlighting human life inside a circle. A segment features a walrus and notes the challenge of photographing at long range as Dobbs prepares to depart with 20,000 feet of moving picture films for the press preview tonight.
Can you tell one aeroplane from another. The text discusses distinguishing single winged planes from two winged ones, noting that most people should be able to tell the difference between a monoplane and a biplane.
A description compares Wright biplanes with front planes and tails to Farman two plane models and notes the Monoplane leaders like Bleriot and Antoinette. It explains distinguishing features such as number of wings and tail structures along with their comparative speeds and shapes.
The article describes the Curtiss biplane with four tied sections and rounded corners. Its hallmark is a diamond frame formed by converging braces for the elevating and front planes at the outer ends, creating a double diamond structure that marks the Curtiss design.
Tacoma reports a census recount of two districts in the Second ward near city hall, with Mr. Hunt planning to release the final figure before departing Tacoma. He will confer with T B Ripley Allen C Mason William Jones and City Attorney T L Stiles regarding the count.
Fifteen suffragettes arrested last night for attacking government offices in Whitehall were each sentenced to two months in jail today. One woman received a month, five were fined ten pounds each. The women went to prison joyfully.
After about 20 hours and no verdict, the federal jury hearing the murder charge against Indian defendant Bob Celestine was discharged by Judge Hanford at 1 30 yesterday.
Following a New Year custom, Paul Singerman, clothing merchant, yesterday hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for Seattle’s blind at the Germania cafe. Guests enjoyed turkey as Louis and I. R. Singerman provided piano music for the occasion.
About twenty boys of the Junior Guild present a third annual minstrel style show at the Seattle theatre to benefit the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital. Hortense and Thomas M. Greene Jr. sponsor a fancy chance with acts from Pantages Orpheum and Majestic. No admission but voluntary contributions invited.
Octa vance Perea of Lincoln New Mexico, interpreter for the New Mexican territorial legislature, was arrested and held briefly before release after his identity was established. In Salem Oregon, Mrs Susan Whitney Staiger, pioneer and longtime Cottage hotel figure, died of pneumonia.
A fractured skull suffered during the Thanksgiving game between Tierney cadets and Gibbert Preparatory School killed Harry Lee, 17, after he did not regain consciousness. The death marks the 24th football fatality of the year.
Lowell Massachusetts pupils at Rt. Joseph's pariah girls school held afternoon and evening exercises in honor of Rev Sister McMillen who made her final vow with the Gray Nuns of the Cross sixty years ago.
Representative Tawney chairman of the House appropriation committee favors the Panama canal zone as neutral territory with no fortifications. The remarks were published in Panama on November 25.
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