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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
1
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A Denver Express open letter to President Taft urges impeachment of federal Judge Hanford, citing Taft’s St. Louis remark on making judges more responsible. The missive accuses Seattle U S attorney of criminally prosecuting impeachment supporters and touches on city streetcar franchise disputes unresolved after years of litigation.
In Washington a judge appointed against state court rulings enjoined a recall and faced impeachment calls. A 5000 strong public meeting backed the move while federal prosecutors arrested impeachment leaders. Citizens question rights to petition and free speech as government actions are criticized.
An odd dispatch describes a gunpowder magazine incident linked to Private W Mc of the 29th Coast artillery and mentions Gertrude Hoffmann, the Russian ballet star, speaking of fatigue, career and her company. The article notes Hoffmann defends her native art and discusses her leadership.
Reports from Paris, London, and St. Petersburg say Italy presses Tripoli bombardment and Turks evacuate fortifications. The Turkish fleet sits at the Dardanelles as Britain weighs intervention terms and Russia signals support. In Seattle, Black Hand terror reportedly raises $1000 monthly from about 4500 Italians.
Report confirms air hose on freight cars in Oakland yards cut. On a 25 car train every hose was severed. A $500 reward is posted at the yard master's office for information leading to arrests.
J H Wilson a Rainier Washington section foreman will go to trial on the killing of Archie and Nettie Gobel found dead in bed with skulls crushed by an ax. He initially pointed to a coworker then was arrested and the county claims he confessed in jail.
A Seattle plan outlines replacing City Engineer R H Thomson with A H Ober, Thomson’s understudy, and keeping the Thompson policy for port commission work. Mayor Dilling had not decided, noting he had just learned of Thomson’s appointment. Also: Ohio Gov Nicholls voices surprising Harmon sentiment in the West.
Property listing offers 10 acres for 500 dollars. Details unclear due to fragmented text but indicates a land sale with a single price point.
Santa Fe New Mexico October 3 reports A A Jones the keynoter for the state convention postponed keynoting due to a toothache. The convention opens today with nominations planned for tomorrow. W B McDonald Carrizozo is anticipated for governor and W B Walton River City and Wm McGill La Grande for Congress.
San Francisco reports show supplies arriving for strikebreakers in the shop yards. Dining cars noted as cooks prepare meals for new workers while union leaders claim skilled workers are displaced and not replaced by real craftsmen. Oakland officials say no effort will be made to entice strikers back.
In Toulon France 185 coffins on gun carriages followed a flower decked procession for the Liberte disaster victims. President Fallieres and cabinet members joined along with deputies in the harbor ceremony.
City board of public works met this morning and reached a consensus that the street cars will be powered by storage batteries rather than ordinary current for the new city line.
Governor Chester Aldrich declares in a Fremont Tribune letter his support for La Follette and opposition to Taft. The missive, published Oct 3, reflects Nebraska's anti Taft sentiment while the president toured the state with William J. Bryan.
Nicholas Matye, a young German, files for divorce in Cleveland claiming consumption makes him unable to work and that separating will spare his wife from caring for an incurably sick husband. He rented a room where he expects to die, and his wife is Heartbroken over the action.
The new port commission in Seattle faces a heavy handicap as public trust erodes. It must wrest control from water front owners to open trade, or face failure despite vast spending. Commission leadership is questioned, risking loss of confidence before any harbor plan.
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