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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
5
Five more suspects were sworn out in the Gate dynamiting case. Three youths aged 14, 18 and 21 are jailed in Jal in an attempt to blow up 14 Japanese soldiers asleep in their bunk house.
A damaged report notes the schooner Thomas F. Hay Hesquott off Oct 1 seized seal skins, reporting 920 seals aboard and a run to Umbripa bound south. Jessie previously hauled 78 skins at Wallａ and Oct 19. Apple shipments and orchard chatter mention fancy fruit pie boxes priced at 1.58 per box, with Spiteenberg noted among growers.
Sewnall reports from October 19 that a convention will elect six to dioceses in China and regions including Kearney Nebraska, Texas, Oklahoma, and Joaquin district of Call, with vote set for tomorrow.
Police and bystanders viewed the body of Dolliver as it lay at the gate of his Dome today in a calm but tense scene. Investigators began a routine examination while crowds gathered nearby.
Parents are invited to join night classes in playground work run by the park board in the Central building every Wednesday. Talks include Exercise in Relation to Blood Pressure and Heart Rate by Dr. D. C. Hall Story Telling by Miss BR Anderson Folk Dancing by Miss Jenste Merrick.
Earl EB Siegley private secretary to the late M J Heney was arrested after the funeral by Deputy Marshal Anderson. He faced a conspiracy to defraud the government over Alaska coal lands and was released on a 2500 bond to appear before the federal court at Tacoma.
Suste and H Stone seek 568.32 damages from Hunter Tract Improvement Co claiming a temporary injunction blocked construction on a 92 300 house at Mount Baker Park after discovering they were Negroes. The injunction was dissolved in both superior and supreme courts. They cite increased construction costs since March 1909 and monthly rent of 40 dollars as basis for the judgment.
Salesman Hegh EB Reynolds was arrested as a wife beater just as he was about to board the steam ship Senator for San Francisco. Mrs. Alice Reynolds of 1711 Summitav says he beat her after she refused to return a watch he had given her.
Odds and Ends recount Jubal A Barry surprising Gen. Phillip H. Sheridan at Cedar Creek Virginia as Sheridan’s force 13 miles away retreats toward Winchester. The poem notes Sheridan’s horse foam filled ride and the Union line’s turn back, halting a feared defeat.
A banquet on good roads will be discussed at the Commercial Club by Judge J T Ronald and others. A card party by past presidents of John F Miller W R C is planned at Veterans hall. Death records and a missionary discussion at the First Presbyterian Church feature today events with Miss Florence Miller and others leading. Eugene Meacham and H N Rothweiler were arrested for speeding and released on recognizance. Meacham is linked to real estate man George F Meacham and the University of Washington student.
The Lola theatre plans a full interior remodel without disturbing performances. Seats will be rearranged for a clear stage view as part of the improvements. Also noted are court actions involving several women and a push ball event at the University of Washington with the Portland Hunt Club lending its equipment. The Salvation Army Northern Pacific division meeting will take place at new headquarters in Washington and Oregon with Commissioner Thomas Bhatill in charge.
Alaska delegate Wickersham arrived in Seattle and traveled to Tacoma to outline congress plan for Alaska. He urges private development, an elective legislature, and interstate commerce control of Alaska transport, noting Canadian rates favor smaller operators. Philadelphia Athletics strong hitting shows in two games against Chicago Nationals with team batting averages of 348 and 201.
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