Jeneve Girl Receives 16 Marriage Offers After Crippen Trial
Attorneys for B Crippen file petition in Crippen case citing police to prove Belle Crippen is dead and to identify the Crippen suspect. Ethel Clare Leneve, recently acquitted as an accessory in Belle Elmore Crippen murder, has received many marriage offers and letters since her trial, living in seclusion under Arthur Newton's protection. One offer of 1000 dollars sought a life story with Crippen.
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United Press
Oat
B. Crippeo
Belle BE
London
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Elmore Crippen
Mise Leneve
Arthur Newton
Crippen
Theodore Roosevelt Birthday Toast Provokes Wall Street Debate
A playful piece marks Theodore Roosevelt turning 52 with spoof lists of titles and roles, praising his York state political ties and urging Wall Street readers to keep their opinions under wraps while the Jackass club stays open.
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Oyster Bayne
Hunter
Wall St
T. R
Csar
Tacoma Recount Granted in Census Expansion
Washington dispatch reports Director of the Census Durand ordered a complete new census for Tacoma after a second conference with Tacoma committee. In Rome, Pope Pius received Cardinal Vannutelli who described progress of the Roman Catholic church in America.
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Fy Vested Press
Washington, D. C
Tacoma Committee
Durand
Tacoma
Rome
Piva
Cardinal Vannutelli
America
Poindexter Denounces Humphrey in Early Campaign Feud
Spokane Washington October 19 1910 Poindexter refutes letters claiming his support for Humphrey and denounces insurgents backed by sop money He states he will not participate in the campaign and warns against unauthorized use of his name in the First district race. Oregon? Not applicable.
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Miles Poindexter
Will E. Humphrey
Poindexter
Judas
Humphrey
Tisater
Iis
Erstw
Mermenty
Poindeter
H . Tamash Baladiany
Kanye Tate
Washington
Blasts Open Canal Link to Lake Washington After Court Challenge
A dynamite blast breached a barrier on the canal between the Thurston shore and Lake Union yesterday afternoon. P A Carlson and crew ignited charges as hundreds watched the first unit of the Washington canal flood through, creating a muddy surge toward Union and Washington waters.
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Ion
Lake Union
Washington Canal
P. A. Carlson
C. J. Ericked
Washington
Thurston County
Appen
Niger
Carlson
Union
P. A. Carleon
Wright entries favored for Coupe Internationale trials
Belmont Park New York October 27 The Wright entries have been favored in betting to win the right to represent America in the Coupe Internationale elimination speed contests at the aviation field today.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
America
Wells Fargo and Express Employees Strike Spread
Jersey City report notes an employee of Wells Fargo and Adams Express attacked today after the American Express wagon helpers walked out. The strike wave follows a broader labor action by the Express company workers.
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Jersey City
N. J
Wells-Fargo
Adams Express
American Express Company
San Francisco City Directory Publishes 1910 Edition
The new San Francisco city directory issued today lists 186 148 names for 1910, up from 176 214 in 1909 and 167 676 in 1908. It highlights six best sellers at six dollars each.
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San Francisco
Union Leader to Address Seattle Switchmen Tonight
Frank T. Hawley president of the Switchmen’s Union of North America will speak in Seattle tonight. A special meeting of Switch men is called in Hall 10 Labor Temple at 8 o’clock.
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Frank T. Hawley
Switchmen'’s Union of North America
Seattle
Switchmen
Hall 10
Labor Temple
Stone State Pittsburg 1909 and Philadelphia 1910 teams comeback
The text notes that both world champion baseball teams from Stone State Pittsburg 1909 and Philadelphia 1910 "came back" after earlier losses. It also mentions Judge Ronald as the tallest judge in Washington criminal law. Bill Hinchman is said to have bought an Eastern Washington farm, following Sullivan Fielder Jones and Walter Johnson. Philip J Applin speaks five languages. Judge Albertson formerly served as state house speaker. Gilliam and Albertson are said to reverse less often by the eme court than others.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ronald
Washington
Bill Hinchman
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Fielder Jones
Walter Johnson
Philip J. Applin
Albertson
State House of Natives
Gilliam
Eme Court
Cushing
Snow Returns to Mississippi Valley in First Fall Flurry
Freezing weather spreads across the Mississippi valley as light snow falls for the first time this autumn, blanketing Chicago and surrounding areas with feathery flakes today.
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United Press
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Connie Mack Marries Katherine Hollahan in Philadelphia
Connie Mack, baseball great Cornelius McGillicuddy, tied the knot with Katherine Hollahan at All Souls Catholic Church Tioga. The surprise ceremony was witnessed by family and will be followed by a honeymoon in Italy.
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Philadelphia
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Connie Mack
Katherine Hollahan
All Souls’ Catholic
Tioga
Mack
Mrs. McGillicuddy
Italy
Council Probers Trace Handbook Graft to Higher Offices
Investigators allege a handbooks graft connected to the Clancys and associates extends toward the prosecuting attorney and police chiefs. Witnesses face perjury warrants as the committee seeks truthful testimony amid past denials.
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Savage
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Clancy
Blaine
Investigating Committee
Public Welfare League
Seattle youth and bride report killed in Philippines
Earl Geer 25 and his 18 year old bride Vanhil Crocker sailed to the Philippines last December to start a plantation venture in hemp and rubber. A Manila uprising killed several white men, including Geer, amid hopes of fortune and a honeymoon gone wrong. Geer is related to former Oregon governor Geer. His father Joel P. Geer sails from Skagway seeking details.
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Earl Geer
Philippines
Vanhil Crocker
Lincoln High School
Seattle Philippine Plantation Company
Fortune
Mindanao
Seattle
Geer
Oregon
Joel P. Geer
Alaska
Skagway
Washington naval militia honors Cheyenne crew in harbor
The Washington naval militia will host a Tuesday evening ceremony to honor the crew of the monitor Cheyenne now stationed in the harbor. The event on November 1 aims to recognize historic service and maritime heritage.
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Washington Naval Militia
Man Defends Wife as Intruders Attack Home
Joseph Phillips caretaker at Fred E. Sander Co. residence near Seattle golf clubhouses defended his wife from three laborers Lovelace, Walker, and Triet by stabbing Lovelace with a clasp knife. The intruders then stormed Phillips home smashing windows and later demolished every window at the Sander summer residence.
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Tom Loveelace
Melvin Walker
C. A. Triet
Joseph Phillips
Fred E. Sander
Fred E. Sander Co
Colman Building
Seattle
Lovelace
Phillips
Sander
Classified Page Insider Advice From Josh Wise
Josh Wise urges readers to check The Star's Classified Page every evening. His comment highlights the page as a daily source for ads notices jobs and local listings. Wise's tip emphasizes consistent engagement with the paper's classified section.
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Josh Wise
The
Star
Supreme Court Corruption Case Exposes Railroad Influence
Historical account describes the Harris decision involving W H Harris and the Great Northern railroad, detailing alleged attempts to influence outcome through campaign funds and a rehearing. It notes attorney M J Gordon and Judge Root in a scheme to craft and modify opinions for the railroad in pending cases.
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Great Northern
Great Northern Railroad
Harris
W. H. Harris
M. J. Gordon
Root
Gordon
Olympia
Crow
8. J. Chadwick
Supreme Bench
BE. B. Palmer
Seattle
Spokane
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