Louison Arrested in Duluth After Speeding Incident
Louis Hill, resident of St Paul, was arrested in Duluth after speeding his auto in the city yesterday. The incident occurred near the Pacific railroad area.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
8
Louis Hill, resident of St Paul, was arrested in Duluth after speeding his auto in the city yesterday. The incident occurred near the Pacific railroad area.
Major Long orders marines to Pan ama for shore duty in canal zone as torpedo boat destroyer Perry sails to Mare Island and cruiser Chicago plans a Tacoma visit. Tug Pawtucket brings Congressman Humphrey and party for yard needs study while Celtic enters service under Captain Bull.
News briefs from Olympia to Spokane cover a range of local items. Attor ney T. J. Bain of the Anti Saloon League returns from Olympia praising the city. Everett hosts a reception for Rev. W. E. Randall. Grays Harbor Lumber expands by adding a rail spur. Harrington farmers plan a new supply house amid large subscriptions. A land case involving T R Hill and O W Olcott is heard in Quincy. Everett Elks plan a 20 member initiate. A federal suit targets Hyde and Benson over land frauds. Aber deen secures Miss Mabel Graham as deaconess. Whatcom County Fruit Growers prepare to organize. Gov Mead and party arrive in Tacoma. A tax commission legal fight over Dexter Horton’s inheritance tax. A writ seeks to compel Whatcom County to complete State Road No 1 into Marblemount. Frank Monyhan challenges Spokane Moscow electric railway right of way. George Croback found guilty of second degree murder in the Joe Bennett case near Pe Ell. Pend d Oreille river project funding to clear Box Canyon obstruction. E T Morris’s pear tree yields 25 boxes near Wenatchee. M C Holcomb of Chehalis dies cleaning a gun. Bellingham Chamber backs $1,400,000 land bonus for rail from Bellingham to Spokane. Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce a steep fall apple rate to bring Midwest fruit to Washington. Weather: fair tonight, warmer with light frost. Friday fair with southeast winds.
A writer argues there is no single rule for actresses balancing theater and home life. Some devote entirely to stage, aging early and chasing gossip, while others blend craft with family, bringing gifts from sewing to singing. Examples include Mary Anderson and Julia Arthur as domestic exemplars amid evolving roles.
Washington proclamation creates Hell Gate Reserve in Bitter Root Valley embracing thousands of acres of land. Surveys of Flathead reservation have been completed and reports sent to Washington. opening date to be announced later. Also an unrelated advertisement claims a cure for deafness via Catarrh Cure with a money offer.
Advertises seasonable men’s underwear at EB N Brooks & Co. located 1331 Second Ave. Mentions reasonable prices and directs readers to page 6 for farm erraine.
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