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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1910

Page

4

Boy of 15 Missing From Ballard Home

Joe Mackintosh of Ballard has been missing from his parents home at 5415 Leary Avenue for about a week. He vanished abruptly last week and no word has reached family or police.

Joe Mackintosh J. A. Mackintosh Ballard Leary Av

Earthquake Shock Registered Near St. Leo College

A severe tremor was registered by the telegraph at St. Leo College in Eland Ohio, with a disturbance occurring last night. It is estimated to have happened about 6,000 miles away.

Eland Ohio Telegraph St. le To College

Will leaves $200000 to Rosene family heirs

The will of Mrs Rosene, who died August 20, leaves I to her children and spouse. The estate valued at about $200000 is set to pass to Jessica Mary aged 18 and 20, with probate finalized yesterday.

A. Rosene Rosene Mary

Oregon speed boat group forms to build coast fastest

The Oregon Boat Company formed by local sportsmen aims to build the fastest boat on the Pacific coast and the United States. The project expects a construction cost of about $10,000.

Ore Pacific Coast United States Oregon Ed Boat Company

Daily World News Digest Sept 9 Highlights

United States General Bowers dies at the Hotel Touraine from bronchitis. Diamonds and luxuries flood U S imports in August with $3,000,000 over 1908. Germany to host next Union conference on solar research at Mount Wilson. Voluntary cure claims by a Colorado engineer regaining hearing after catarrh. A mob lynches two accused in Graceville Florida. Stanford students diet on dried fruit in government experiment. Columbus grand jury to probe streetcar strike at Gov Harmon’s request. Harry Chapman pays $340 for a 1793 penny. A fatal bolt kills three people near Hopkinsville Kentucky.

New York United Oes Germany Ai Union For Co-operain Solar Research Ite Carnegie Ory Mount Wilson

One Man Overboard From Steamship Prince George

Ole Hanson, a laborer, leaped from the Prince George in Johnson Strait after a moment of despair. He struggled in cold water, was rescued by lifebuoys tossed overboard, and hauled back aboard. He vowed never again, noting the cost to the steamship company for lost life preservers.

Ole Hanson Prince George Johnson Strait Ole Steamship Company

Real Duke Sees Frisco Sights

Duke Francis Joseph of Bavaria travels incognito in San Francisco under the alias Mr Valeo Hamburg registering at the Palace hotel. He is later identified, while in the city.

San Francisco Duke Francis Joseph Bavaria Francis Joseph Michael Charles Marie Evarists Quirinne San Franciseco Valeo Hamburg Germany Palace Hotel

Noose Fails To Kill In 23 Minutes In Hot Springs

Harry Poe, a Black man, was executed by hanging in Hot Springs Arkansas but remained alive for 23 minutes after the drop. He died after the prolonged strangulation, as officials pronounced him dead.

Hot Springs Ark Harry Poe

Toledo Strikers Demand 20 Percent Pay Increase

Two hundred agents, clerks and telegraph operators on the Toledo and St Louis and Western rail line demand a twenty percent raise in pay in Toledo Ohio reports dated September 9.

Toledo St. Louis and Western Rail

Denver Rio Grande to double track line to Salt Lake City

Denver and Rio Grande plans to double track the route from Denver to Salt Lake City at an estimated cost of 12 million dollars, a major expansion reported today.

Denver Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Salt Lake City

Marines to Quit Bluefields Detachment Withdrawal Planned

The detachment of American marines at Bluefields Nicaragua will be withdrawn shortly and returned to Camp Elliott in the Canal Zone.

Washington Bluefields Nicaragua Camp Elliott Canal Zone

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