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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
5
An elderly Kent farmer, Price aged 77, dies after a mad bull attack on his farm. Neighbors rushed to the scene using shovels and improvised tools. Price was removed to a local facility but succumbed to injuries. Other details in the fragment are unclear.
In Des Moines Iowa on October 17 Lucy Livingston a Drake University student from Garden Grove arrived wearing a chantecler bonnet. A Des Moines tomcat spotted a decorative rooster on the hat and pounced shredding the rooster and slashing Livingston's face in the park.
Bulwarked liners Yale and Harvard left New York today for a 15060 mile voyage to San Francisco. The ships were reinforced with heavy planking to guard against the rough seas in the Straits of Magellan.
L Berg secretary of the Washington State Art Association says the museum art in a city park will proceed with renewed determination after the municipal plans commission voiced opposition. He received seven telegrams replying to a message sent to eastern art associations favoring park exhibits. Respondents include two groups from Central Park New York one from Prospect Park Brooklyn and one from Golden Gate Park San Francisco.
William Moffett of Jamieson and Moffett saloonkeepers says an auto struck a mule yesterday afternoon on Fourth Avenue near Connecticut Street, killing one mule and badly injuring another. The car suffered damage but the mule incident remains.
Critics praise Clyde Fitch’s The City at the Moore with strong second act melodrama and emotional depth handling controversial topics though some call it overlong and not suitable for children. Norman Hackett and Geoffrey Stein lead a capable cast delivering vivid stage work and tension.
The Miller Burdette Soap Co. plans relocation from Central Seattle after rapid growth. The firm will operate as a closed corporation with $50,000 capital, manufacturing a full soap line. Officers are Geo L. Miller president and manager, G F Burdette vice president, M O Miller secretary treasurer. Temporary factory at Stewart and Boren with offices in the Northern Bank Building.
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