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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
6
A San Francisco tale recounts a wealthy owner's lavish life with steam heated home and velvet cushions. The story describes a pampered poodle, a Boston Terrier, and a grand plan to show dogs at shows with a special car for a pup, raising questions about wealth and care.
N C Shalbasian a popular Armenian tailor in Fresno dies at home after laughing at a hunting trip tale told at a housewarming party. A companion’s humorous anecdote caused him to laugh so hard a rupture near the brain occurred his condition worsened over several days before death.
Portland date Sept. 21 The Insurgent faction of the Oregon Republican party nominated one congressman and most state office candidates while bowing back Bowerman in the governor race and predicting Hawley’s renomination. A. W. Lafferty leads W. R. Ellis by about 3000 votes. Bowerman holds a wide margin over Amick as two thirds of votes counted.
W P Boland of Beranton files with the interstate commerce commission alleging a Lackawanna led cartel of 15 railroads harming independent coal operators. He cites extortionate switching charges, water diversions, and threats to customers as part of a crushing system, naming 13 carriers including Delaware Lackawanna & Western and New York New Haven Hartford. Boland once organized Consumers Gas to challenge a city monopoly but the supreme court ruled against him.
Delegates in King County Democratic Club clash between old line standpatters and younger progressives over endorsing a nonpartisan judiciary ticket. The Tacoma convention will decide if judges to the supreme court are chosen on merit and nonpartisan terms, with progressives pledging support if fair selections are made.
Dr Karl Liebknecht plans a U.S. visit in October to promote antimilitarism. He argues war is driven by capitalist interests against workers who bear the burden, urging a general strike and refusal to arm if invasion is not present, while criticizing Hague talks as insincere.
In On Pa a man named Martin Pad of Carbondale paid debts for board and a pack of smoking tobacco after 39 years of owing the obligation. He traveled from New Orleans to settle the long outstanding debts with hotel keeper Martin g a.
Johnny Coulon and Young Denning are matched for the bantamweight title bout in Milwaukee in about two weeks. A 16 round no decision fight is planned before the Hager Athletic Club with both fighters to weigh in at 115 pounds ringside.
Madison September 26 Senator Robert M La Follette indefinitely postpones planned surgical operation at Rochester Minnesota due to improved health condition. Everett Andrew Thorevig a prominent state contractor died at his home in Madison Wisconsin.
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