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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1910

Page

3

Marines Protect Prisoners As Tensions Rise At Amapala

Oct 12 reports from Valladares and Honduran officials describe gunboat Princeton protecting captives at Amapala as Commander Davilla demands surrender. Aware of American pressure, Valladares insists on independence, while tensions escalate over prisoners and local authorities threaten harsh measures.

Balvador Princeton Ama Amert Amapala Valladares T Davilla Honduran

Maman Faces Murder Case and Immigration Watch

New York report details Leon Molt street figure linked to a Sept. 1 killing on Lee street. Coroner Winter Peterday notes lack of corroboration as Molt is arrested. Immigration officials report efforts to enter the United States from Mexico under false credentials. Bail set at 1500 dollars, 500 to be used as witness bond. Several witnesses named from South End First Avenue and Columbia Past Whitham terminals. Church sanction for healing method denied.

New York Leon Molt Lee Potae Fm Peterday Co Painen New Ham United Mf Mexico Ptaken

Henry Railroad Builder Dead Hero of Alaska Work

Michael J. Honey known as Mike Heney, builder of the White Pass and Yukon railroad, dies in San Francisco at 46 after years of rail construction from Seattle to Alaska. He helped found major routes, faced skeptics, and left a fortune about two million with strong charity and club memberships. His life is praised as master builder and relentless public servant.

Ohio Millbank Sound San Francisco Michael J. Honey White Pas & Yukon Alaska Mike Heney Bse Seattle Heney Lake Shore Guggesheima Banansa Katalla Mike Heney & Fortune Arctic Club Seattle Athletic Club Rainier Club Engineers’ Club Rocky Mountain Club Mia Thomas Heney Ottawa John Packenham Ont Joseph Thomas Green May Wis PA. Heney Beattle Burdett Kipling Martha Mary

Four Names Lost as Box Car Kings Nabbed by Police

Frank McGovern known as Red McGovern Wil Palmer the Three Fingered Palmer Arthur Abbott the Kid Abbott and G Rowe alias the Kinky Fingered Kid were captured by patrol officers Brown and Pendergast. Red admitted he was the real king of the train beaters and told Judge Gordon California is the only state where riding is possible before the quartet is removed from town.

Frank McGovern Red Gordon California Union Palmer Abbott Seattie Africa

Freight ruling joy to shippers

The railway commission has ruled that through rates must not exceed the sum of local rates between two points. The decision will benefit fruit shippers by several thousand dollars, though the overall impact on shipping is limited.

San Francisco Railway Commission

England Suit: Rose England Seeks Divorce Over Clothing Refusal

Rose A. England sues George F. England for divorce alleging marital conflict over clothing. She claims he refused clothing and forced her to live in neighborhoods she says were not respectable.

Ea Etree George England Old England Rose A George F

Pickpocket Robs Agency Manager on Street Car

John Diamond, manager of a collecting agency in the Henry building, was robbed of a $200 wallet as he exited a Fifth Avenue and Union street car. He chased the car, identified a suspect, and Patrolman Morf arrested Michael McDougal, a San Francisco arrival, though the wallet was not recovered.

John Diamond Henry Building Fifth Bv Union Diamond Morf Michael McDougal San Francisco

Crippen and Leneve Indicted in London Murder Case

Dr H H Crippen was indicted for murder in the first degree. Mina Ethel Claire Leneve, his typist and companion, was indicted as an accessory after the fact. If Crippen is found guilty he faces hanging. Leneve could receive a lengthy prison term. The trial date looms as readiness completes for the crown’s case.

London Hoh. Crippen Mina Ethel Claire Leneve Hia Canada Mia Elmore Crippen Crippen Ia Mins Lenove Crippen Misa Leneve Crown

Seattle Girl and Kentucky Elopement Tale

Seattle resident Misa Caroline Logan and Walter Dunn planned a quick elopement after traveling by train with a marriage certificate in hand. London Kentucky police intervened briefly, then the couple continued toward Jesco Tennessee where Logan studied music after turning 17, with further word expected from London.

Misa Caroline Logan John L. Marr Queen City Candy Co Walter Dunn Col. L M Dunn Danville

Many Seek Gold Treasure in Temples of Bolivia

Victoria, B C Oct 12 Treasure hunting in Bolivia continues as expeditions pursue a legendary massive gold chain said to be 80 feet long buried by Pizarro. An English rail engineer notes several parties, including four Americans missing for months, in the Bolivian mountains near La Paz.

Bolivia Victoria B.C Bolivian E. Brown Antofagasta Ferro Carrill la Paz Pizarro

Wanamaker Signs Five Year Evening Paper Contracts

John Wanamaker signs five year deals to use one full page in every 1668UE of the four New York evening papers. His ad manager says evening papers reach the family audience and allow longer ads. Similar terms apply in Seattle and other American cities as Wanamaker prioritizes evening editions.

John Wanamaker New York Wanamaker Seattle

Recall movement reshapes Gill Wappenstein dispute

The Public Welfare league questions Mayor Gill's impact on recall while maintaining focus on decency and accountability. It cites 298 recall petitions in circulation and plans 600 petitions to reach the required signatures for an election. Wappenstein remains tied to the controversy but the league says the effort will proceed regardless of his status.

Wappenstein Public Welfare League Gill O. L. Miller League

Pioneer fining of Seattle resident for beer sale

Joseph Dockin a Seattle pioneer living at 28th Avenue and Dearborn Street was fined sixty dollars after a police court hearing following an incident in which Patrolman White sent Lulu Davis to his residence to purchase three bottles of beer. The judge cited prior cases but imposed a reduced fine.

Joseph Dockin Seattle 28Th Av Dearborn St White Lulu Davis Dockin Gordon

Braced Cop Arrest Leads to City Jail Stay

A man named Jack McCheorry confronted Patrolman McLennan for a meal and failed to recognize the officer in civilian dress. He spoke confidentially, warned about beggars, and was later jailed. Judge Gordon ordered six days of board and lodging in the city jail.

Jack McCheorry McLennan Jack Gordon

First Seattle Boy Scout Troop Meets at Broadway High

The weekly meeting led by W. H. Lindsay will be held at Broadway high school Saturday at 7 30 in the evening. Dr. Babcock, medical instructor, will give first aid instructions to injured. All Seattle boys ages 6 to 21 are invited.

First Seattle Boy Scouts W. H. Lindsay Broadway High School Babcock

Hans Bugge Emerges as Direct Primary Advocate for Supreme Court

Hans Bugge, a Non-Partisan League nominee, champions direct primary reform and fights to remove judges from primary influence. Born in Norway, age 42, he moved to Minnesota at age two, studied law at Minnesota, and practiced in Bellingham after serving as Minnesota prosecutor. He leads the Pacific Coast Sons of Norway and writes for national magazines while remaining financially modest.

Hans Bugge Supreme Bench Supreme Court Judes Hottest Bugge Whatcom County State Direct Legislation League Bugee Norway Orn Buege Minnesota U. S Knute Nelson Uni Republican Clubs Milwaukee Bellingham Non-Parthan League Pacific Coast Sons of Norway Supreme Lodge United States Thugee

Snohomish Football Players Demand Trial After Theft Accusations

The Snohomish football team and Coach Hotchkiss travel to Stanwood to demand a trial over alleged theft of poster pictures from a Stanwood hotel. Nationals claim the players returned the pictures and were arrested and released on bond, asserting no intent to steal.

Snohomish Coach Hotchkiss Stanwood J. D. Batts Pigskin Chasers

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