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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
1
Joe Smith is a seasoned political writer with ten years in Washington reporting legislatures and state conventions. He knows active politicians well and has studied law, drawing on Seattle’s law library and top lawyers for this story.
Attendees and leaders from Tacoma criticize a non partisan effort to reclaim the court terming it a potential dishonor to the court. Rummens, once a Tacoma delegate, claims the current court’s defeat would imply grave political bias. Other figures including Howard G. Congrove and John C. Higgins attend to protest the movement.
Bert Br reports Hillman Investment Co failed to honor provisions in a land purchase dispute over Garden of Eden Addition shore lands. Williams sought title perfection and advanced costs of $134.60 after Hillman refused reimbursement, prompting Williams to pursue state action. court proceedings showed no response from Hillman upon inquiry.
Walter Wellman vows to cross the Atlantic or bust as he plans another attempt to reach England by balloon. Salus supports the effort and backs Wellman with funds or backing as winds and conditions shape the failing attempt.
Millionaire K. Gottstein, who can write seven figure checks, served 17 days as a juror and collected a 51.20 fee. He did not ride a taxi to the auditor's office. the 3. E. Co. wagons carried him to collect his warrant.
Pat Mason and Pete Gool fought over a 25 cent piece in Billy the Mug saloon last night. Patrolman Waechter intervened as blows were exchanged. The exact fate of the coin is unclear but Judge Gordon fined each man ten dollars.
A Wayward Girl column printed in The Star reflects broad support from readers who respond with calls, letters, and offers of opportunity and marriage proposals. A veteran recounts feeling relief when others offered help after a personal loss, while others share memories of struggle and acts of charity.
A 1910 critical exposé argues the Washington Supreme Court and its selections are on trial before voters. It notes past investigations blocked, judges accused of corruption, and opinions influenced by railroad interests, urging accountability before November elections.
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Hillman residents square off over naming honors while a recall effort against Mayor Gill gains pace. Public Welfare League weighs a challenger to Gill with Dilling or Walker eyed, as petitions near 6 000 signers. Placards announce recall and legal teams study charter implications for the effort.
Review of The City at Moore theatre portrays Hannock the drug fiend as a terrifying figure. Geoffrey Stein’s portrayal of Hannock is fierce yet natural, illustrating the tragedy of Cicely Rand’s murder and the play’s blunt warning about human frailty and consequences.
A circulating report claims American women at a society dinner in a New York hotel smoked cigarets after toasting Mayor Yuki Osaka of Tokio. The tale notes cigaretted cigarettes with old gold monogrammed tips and wine, though confirmation is pending.
Painter HM Schnerde of Maple Grove was fatally injured when a scaffold on a building at 23rd Avenue and B Union Street collapsed shortly after 1 AM. He, age 48 and married, was rushed to Providence Hospital but died shortly after.
Vaino Auer a 23 year old baker living at the Y M C A made a noon attempt to end his life in woods near the Washington boulevard after taking a car to 31st Avenue. He shot himself twice but survived and was taken to the city hospital where he has a good chance for recovery.
Teopil Dozar, a Civil War veteran, told Judge Gordon in police court he believes his children are in the Northwest. He said he searched California and Walla Walla without success, then returned home. Patrolman Humphrey noted the veteran's distress and liquor intake before release.
In Gill Addition near King Street a planned raid by Sheriff Bob Hodge on Judge Gilliam’s order stirs chaos. Taxi clerks scramble for cabs as 200 residents hurry to relocate after Montmoreneek fled with a parrot and health certificate. A motorcycle officer Rix is injured in the mêlée.
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