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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
2
The Meyer-Toner Piano Co exposed counterfeit pianos and drew a large crowd to their store as some of the instruments were sold yesterday.
President Taft toured California cities instructing youngsters in patriotism during a Merced stop before Yosemite. He engaged 6 to 14 year olds waving flags and singing My Country Tis of Thee, asking about home, gratitude, and life in Merced versus Fresno, urging thankfulness for blessings and pride in the United States.
In Newark, a cold evening follows the morning furnace breakdown reported by Evelyn and Geerse-Why. The Newark Star notes residents anticipate service crews addressing the malfunction soon.
Henry Smith of Pontiac Michigan, an 11 year fugitive from justice who escaped a burglary sentence, is pardoned by Governor Warner after his wife Mia learns of his ordeal. The tale mirrors Jean Valjean from Victor Hugo as Smith returns to prison to complete the original sentence, yet gains freedom to protect family.
Curtis, American winner of the Rheims aeroplane speed contest, made two short flights here to tune his machine before a longer voyage. The flights were informal and served as practice for the upcoming serial journey. OPEN EVERY NIGHT for the A Y P poultry show remains open all week. The show features 6,000 fowls on display.
A novelty dance event at Dreamland located at Seventh and Union offers a cash prize to the first participant to reach a designated point. Admission appears free.
The Edison phonograph offers a smooth sapphire point and scratch free play. Edison records range from 12.90 to 25.00 with Amberol twice as long. National Phonograph Company promotes dealers nationwide and invites visits to hear Edison Standard and Amherst records.
There are two days remaining for the AYP live stock show described as the biggest in the west of Chicago area. A parade of all entries in horse and cattle departments is scheduled for 2 PM and a second at an announced time. Admission to the amphitheatre is free.
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