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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1910

Page

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Supreme Court and the Corruption of Personal Liberty Law

A historical critique outlines four periods of the state supreme court marked by party control and corporate influence. It highlights Gordon era bias favoring wealth, followed by restoration and later scandals around railroad interests. Notable cases cited involve Mary Elizabeth Lane and Spokane Falls & Northern railroad.

Gordon Pudge Gordon Gordonate Ees Fu 83 Member W. H White Rogers Wallace Mount EB. Hadley M. J. Gordon Supreme Court Great Ae Railroad Packer Mary Elizabeth Lane Spokane Falls & Northern Railroad Spokane

LAN TO CAPTURE DYNAMITERS TODAY

Francisco reports police awaiting word from Angries about a message sent last evening regarding the dynamiting in Los Angeles. Secretary Knox will be advised once Los Angeles authorities reply, with orders to either arrest or surveil suspected men.

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Henry Cole Too Tired to Go Home

Henry Cole was found leaning against a telephone pole on Seconday 8 while trying to catch the Green Lake car. Officers Mullen and Waechter offered him home but he refused and caused a disturbance, resulting in a $5 fine imposed by Judge Gordon.

Henry Coleman Henry Green Lake Mullen Waechter Gordon

Supreme Court and personal liberty under attack

The article warns readers that Supreme Court rulings may deny injury compensation without submission to physician commissions. It argues corporate profits and public service access influence the law, promising further exposes on corporate power and political bosses.

Mr. Smith Supreme Court Smith

Four Balloons Still in Race From St Louis

Four balloons remain aloft after a Monday start in a record aeronautics event from St Louis. The Hamburg balloon dropped about 1,800 feet into Lake Nipissing, Ontario, injuring crew member Vogt who reported a two hour water ordeal and an arm injury. Vogt and Asseman were rescued from an island as observers hailed the flight as one of the era’s bravest.

United Prec ST. Louis Hamburg ST Hamburg Vogt Powesan Grand Trunk Railway Aseseman Earth Uninhali

Sign the Recall Petition File Locations Listed

Sign the recall petition at multiple locations including Compton Lumber Co Post and University Reeves Aylemore office Colman building Dr H H Canfield 1006 American Hank Bidg and others in Seattle Ballard and University districts with addresses and names such as J W Efaw Seattle Mattress Co Sixth and Massachusetts J P Totten University district and North Side Publishing company 1514 Fremont.

Compton Lumber Co Post and University Reeves Aylemore Colman Building H. H. Canfield American Hank Carkeek & McDonald Empire W. B. Bebb Leary Nie New York William F. Piper Lowman William McDonald T. Josenhans Hinckley Harry Merritt 14Th N. W Bailard Harry E. Moore E. M. Baytiss Burke Ride J. W. Efaw Seattle Mattress Co Massachusetts Joseph P. Totten University District J. P. Wall Ballard Jefferson Miece L. P. Ingram Queen Anne E. L. Benedict N. H. G. Edgard Robert T. Moody Zint N. Clay Lawrence Bailey Oscar H. Mechill Southern South Park William FE. Parker Central J. A. E. Westin Meridianay B. M. Peterson W. FP. M. Bird Fremont North Side Publishing Company

Humphrey Rally In Auburn Aborted By Low Crowd

God Hates a Coward was the theme as Humphrey spoke to a deserted Auburn hall with only 26 attendees. A Ren ton stop also failed to attract, with four Humphrey supporters present, and the event was canceled.

Humphrey Auburn Renton

Young couple smiles as they wed in brisk city scene

A bareknuckle wedding moment unfolds in a bustling street scene. Clerks hurry by as a young couple wearing white roses wed at noon, the groom in new shoes and the bride in a brown plaid going away dress. Onlookers, including a tall cop, share smiles amid a near riot ambiance.

First Presbyterian Church

Man Shot In Detroit Hotel Bar

George Welch a San Francisco arrival was shot four times in a Detroit hotel bar near Seconday and Washington. A 38 slug lodged in his necktie. bullets hit his neck jaw back and shoulder blade. Doctors say he will likely recover. Welch did not identify the shooter.

George Welch San Francisco Owen Detroit Seconday Washington St Welch

Recall Mass Meeting At Masonic Hall

A recall mass meeting is held tonight at the Masonic hall at 14th avenue North East and 56th street. Petitions will be available for signing. Councilman Eugene Way Dan Earle and several clergy and citizens speak in favor of recalling Mayor Gill.

Masonic Hall 14Th Av. N. E 56Th St J. 8 Gibbons Gill Eugene Way Dan Earle J. T. Shuey H. C. Mason C. W. Nichola

Recall Gill: Citizens Demand Ouster of Seattle Mayor

The Seattle Star urges recall of Mayor Gill citing betrayal of trust and violation of oath. Citizens in city state and nation unite in a battle to reclaim government and show the people remain sovereign.

Hi Gill Gill Seattle Star People's Newspaper

Crippen Defense Details Wife Departure and Alibi

Dr Hawley Crippen testifies his wife Belle Kimore Crippen fled to America to join Bruce Miller and that he staged her death abroad to avoid scandal. He describes a strained marriage, threats to leave, and his alleged knowledge of her WhatsApp messages, while recounting events from January to 1904 and notes of signatures and letters.

London Hawley H. Crippen Belle Kimore Crippen Old Halley Court Narrister Tobie Crippen Ethel Clare Leneve Quebec Tobin Montrose America Bruce Miller Chicago Miller Cora California Music Hall Ladies Guild

David B Hill Dies at Albany Home After Illness

David Bennett Hill former governor and U S senator and longtime Democratic leader died at his residence Wollett's Roost Albany at 3 50 am after two weeks with a cold and complications He was described as a machine politician and failed in attempts for higher office including the 1892 presidential nomination.

Albany N. Y David Bennett Rill New York U. S Wollett Hill David B. Hill Cleveland

Arizona Population Rises to 204,354 in Census

The census bureau reports Arizona now has 204,354 residents, up 81,428 since 1900 a 66.2 percent increase. The new state will be represented by one member in Congress.

Washington Arizona Congress

Athletics win again in late Chicago battle for championship

The Chicago Cubs and the Philadelphia Athletics split innings with Reulbach Kling on the mound for the Nationals and Coombs Thomas for the Americans. A long, tense game featured multiple runs, home run controversy, and late scoring as Philadelphia and Chicago traded blows through nine innings.

Chicago Chicago Cube Philadelphia Athletics Reulbach Kling Coombs Thomas Philadelphia Strunk Lord Sack Reulbach Chance Collins Sheckard Baker Tinker Schulte Hofman Zimmerman Davis Murphy Steinfeldt Barry Beaumont Mclintyre MccIntyre Lord McIntyre Archer Pfeister Safley Colling

SAY YOU BOYS WANT TO BE SCOUTS

The Star promotes the Boy Scout movement in Seattle with a call for local patrols and youth organizers. It lists officers and outlines how to form a patrol, contact J Howard Stine, and watch The Star for ongoing guidance and articles. The piece notes the movement’s national spread and origins with Col Peter Bomus and Seton Thompson.

Star Seattle E. Shorrock J. Howard Stein W. M. Ellis W. H. Lindsay W. C. Lippincott J. Howard Stine Park Board Central Build the Star Boy Scouts Boy Scouts Movement Col Peters Bomus United States Army Seton Thompson Col. Bomus Cer Stine

Epidemic of Matrimony at Sawtelle Old Soldiers Home

Hundreds of Sawtelle veterans celebrate three weddings, totaling ages 218 for grooms and 195 for brides. Patrick Curtin wed Kate Rees, William Cole married Caroline Clark, and Benjamin Hoag tied with Maria Grover. Minister Rev. Stephen H Taft, 72, officiated.

California Sawtelle Cal Get Patrick Curtin Kate Rees Wm. Cole Caroline Clark St. Paul Benjamin H. Hoag Fowler Maria F. Grover Hoag Grover Stephen H. Taft Taft

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