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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
4
Washington report states Norman Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee denies abandoning William Jennings Bryan. He cautions against predicting next campaign and notes Gov Harmon of Ohio and Gov Marshall of Indiana as major figures likely to be discussed at the next Democratic convention.
In Reno Nevada around Thanksgiving time Margaret Illington wife of Daniel Frohman will file for divorce with Frohman not contesting the case. It is stated she has a marriage prospect with Edward J Howes a lawyer who already has a home prepared for her.
The steamer Senator arrived in Nome on Oct 29 after a six day gale near Sledge Island and the Duxbury. She discharged freight and passengers and departed for Seattle via St Michael unharmed, with no lives believed lost.
E Ness aged 52 was found dead yesterday at his home near Eightysecond and Wallingay by a neighbor. He apparently died of epilepsy. The body was taken to Bleitz and Rafferty at Fremont. Ness leaves two sons in Seattle who could not be found this afternoon.
State news from Tacoma reports the trial of Mrs. Margaret Kvalshaug for complicity in her husband s murder. Everett notes minister Rev. Andrew G Boyd has obtained a divorce on grounds of desertion. Walla Walla records Rev Edward A Ward s guilty plea to bigamy and a sentence of one to five years. Cheney lists a reward offered for a prowling spook at Mrs B C MacLanahan s home.
Chief Inspector Steadman of the bureau of animal industry and four agents arrived in East St. Louis to investigate several packing plants for possible violations.
In Honolulu on Oct 39 the Korean patriotic league passed resolutions praising the assassination of Prince Ito at Harbin by a Korean. The group lauded the act and the murderer.
The next meeting of the Unitarian Recreation club will be in the church assembly rooms at Boylton and Olive corners at 8 p.m. Monday November 1. Progressive whist will be played.
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