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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1904

Page

1

Harmony Club endorses Piles for Senate in Kilkenny Cats session

In Ben Hurball Ninth avenue last night the Harmony Club of the Second ward narrowly endorsed Sam H. Piles for U.S. senator by 11 to 5 amid factional strife. About half the club’s 180 members were present with 38 attending after recent withdrawals. A split within the group threatens to form a rival “Harmony” club as opponents of the endorsement plan to withdraw tonight or tomorrow.

Harmony Club Second Ward Ben Hurball Ninth Avenue Sam H. Pilea United States H. L. Jaffee Jaffee Piles Dove of Peace Harmony

Infernal machine found aboard Albany on Portland river steamer

An infernal machine with nitroglycerin and a defective fuse was found aboard the Albany on the Portland river steamer at dockside during shaft repairs. Detectives blame it on Chinese labor, widow threat follow Capt Whitcomb's previous orders barring Chinese workers. Twenty crewmen slept in bunks when the device presumably exploded.

Portland Ore Igt Albamy Western Transportation Ling Declarett Whitcomb

Gravel strike in Mokelumne Hill draws townwide digging

Stockton Telegram reports residents of Mokelumne Hill California digging their dooryards after a remarkable gravel strike unearthed wealth from pennies to 17 dollars per pan. About 19000 worth of gravel has already been found as excitement grows.

Stockton Cal Joe King Tig Man Galveras Cotun Mokelumne Hill

Early Closing Petition Circulates Citywide

Several hundred copies of a petition and pledge binding signers to trade only before 6 p m in dry goods and department stores are circulating. Clerks in stores not yet closing at 6 on Saturdays are promoting the document among customers, aiming to provide a window for women shoppers.

Pledge to Close Dry Goods and Department Stores by 6 P.M

Local merchants unite to close all ary goods and department stores by 6 p m on Saturdays and urge customers to follow. The pledge requests patrons to do their trading before 6 and to steer friends toward the same practice for a calmer end to the work week.

American financier Sladden arrested on Paris train

An American named Sladden, said to be a Washington financier, was arrested as he entered Paris by train. He allegedly presented a telegram of unlimited credit signed by Secretary Hay to Consul Van Buren. Sladden is accused of obtaining a letter of guarantee for 1,00 francs from Van Buren, then increasing it to 2,000 and cashing it.

Sladden Hay van Buren France

Women’s clubs set meetings this Friday and Thursday

The Beattie Woman's Club meets Friday at 2 PM at the Unitarian church with Rev. DP Liwyd Wil delivering remarks and a musical program planned. The Orptee Club gathers Friday with Mrs Kellogg at 1457 Spring Street. The Nineteenth Century Club convenes Thursday at 4 30 PM with Miss House at 164 Melrose North.

Beattie Woman's Club Unitarian Church Orptee Club Mrs Kellogg Spring m Street Wll Miss House Melrose North

Still in the Race in King County Gubernatorial Contest

Judge John 8 Flumphries, King county’s remaining gubernatorial candidate, convened a meeting of candidates to discuss consolidating a county ticket but most were absent. He says nominations should be settled at the convention under primary law and denies withdrawing. Meanwhile critics like Frank Twitchell and Pacific Coast associates are accused of aiding a Piles slate.

John 8 Flumphries King County Sam Pier Piles Ia Frank Twitchell Pacific Coast Company C. EB. Houston Elmer EB. Todd Piles

Sheriff Clashes Over Madison Park Stand Sale

Clarke bought a Madison park refreshment stand at sheriff sale for 435 dollars but later offered 315 plus 120 back rent. Sheriff Cudihee refused the tender, saying ground rent was due in addition to the bid. Clarke seeks court to compel delivery of the property.

F. HM. Clarke Cudihee Bell Madison Park Clarke

All Quiet at Vladivostok Reported as Defense Eases

Vladivostok April 5 no enemy reports in days as residents return home. Citizens recall the Japanese fleet sighting and life gradually steadies. Provision prices rise with kerosene oil at 82 per twenty pound tin.

Vladivostok

Japanese Army Arrives in Korea Advance Toward Yalu Begun

Advices from Chemulpo report the last Japanese army contingent of about 1000 troops with Chinese carriers has reached Anju base. Bridges cross the Chang Chun and Pak Chang en, moving toward the Yalu river while heavy artillery awaits better roads. Food and ammunition move forward by thousands of coolies and animals.

Chepfoo Chemulpe Korea Anju Chang Chun Pak Chang En Yalu River Severnt Wey Peachan Beoul Ping Yang UN Han

Russian Base Fortifies Near Antung in Yalu Region

Descriptions from Chemulpo dated April 5 report Russian cavalry posts from Taku to the Yalu with batteries erected between Antung and Kinkierg. Antung hosts about 10,000 troops, Liao Ping base 170 miles away, and Fen Wang Hieng garrisoned by roughly 6,000. A decisive battle near Antung is anticipated as Russian forces fortify.

Chemulpo Takuahan Yalu Antung Kinkierg Optung Liao Ping Liao Yang Fen Wang

Tacoma City Election Sees Heavy Voter Turnout

Indications point to an unusually heavy vote in Tacoma as residents cast ballots in a heated city election. Campaigns by both parties were among the strongest in years with Mayor Campbell leading early, while Fawcett the Democrat challenges him amid strong opposition from the saloon faction.

Ial the Star Tacoma Campbell Fawcett

National Democratic Convention badge matter postponed

The sub-committee postponed action on badges for delegates alternates and prospective attendees to the National Democratic Convention until April 30. The delay shifts any decision to a later meeting.

Grounds Louis

Visit to Palr Grounds Noted

A visit to the Palr grounds was made with no further details provided about participants or purpose.

Man Charged Over Forged Check Fraud In Local Case

A man named A. Eb Bane was arrested after allegedly passing an $80 check with $20 alleged overpayment. The instrument was drawn on Beattie National Bank and signed with a fictitious name.

A. EB. Bane Beattie National Bank

Burglars Loot Policeman’s Home in South 319 Twenty Fifth

Burglars used a passkey to enter Policeman Al Ryan’s home at 319 Twenty fifth avenue south and ransacked the garret to the cellar. They took $25 belonging to Ryan’s son. no suspects yet. A daughter was born at noon to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rowe of 161 Thirty-fifth avenue.

al Ryan Garret Ryan G. F. Rowe Thirty-fifth Avenue

Japanese Scouts Enter Wiju As Forces Advance In Korea

A Kobe telegram dated April 4 reports Japanese scouts entering Wiju Korea and Russians retreating beyond the Yalu river. Shanghai confirms the event and cites expectations of major developments. Front correspondents note improved Japanese troops in the past decade in equipment organization and discipline.

London Kobe Shanghai Wiju Korea Yalu River

Avellan Faces Naval Turmoil in Baltic Passage

Russla’s minister of marine Admiral Avellan meets troubles as Britain bars his Baltic fleet from passing the Dardanelles amid Far East ram attacks. He rose to prominence with the Franco-Russian alliance and played key roles in Cronetadt and Toulon ceremonies as a capable naval officer and administrator.

Russla Admiral Avellan Far East England Baltic Dardanelles Cronetadt Toulon

Nother Indian War sparks Sandepit clash leads to assault charge

Thad Worth and Charley George, described as redskins, fought on the sandepit last night. Worth is held to answer for assault and battery while Charney, a prominent local Native American figure, linked to the tribe’s chief. A reception for Mr and Mrs Lynch follows at Plymouth Church where Lynch runs the Sunday school.

Thad Worth Charile George Sandepit Thad Aenault and Battery Charney Prince of Wales Plymouth

Fifty Convicts Plot to Overthrow Missouri Penitentiary

A coordinated plan by a gang of inmates aimed to kill guards, blow open doors with dynamite, and free 300 prisoners at the Missouri state penitentiary. Guards intercepted a hold up attempt as authorities investigated possible inside Confederates amid claims of a long planned escape.

Missouri Penitentiary Serf Jefferson City Missouri State Penitentiary Williams Bruner Fruner Fev Beeing

Resignation of Los Angeles Police Chief Elton Accepted

Chief Charles Elton resigned as Los Angeles police chief after a tense board meeting. Ex Sheriff W A Hammel was appointed in his place following a long battle with the Los Angeles Record which accused Elton of protecting crime and gambling resorts. The paper faced arrests of staff and assailing actions by detectives during the dispute.

Los Angeles Charles Elton W. A. Hammel Los Angeles Record Tlen Record

City artists host Paris guests at Palmer Institute reception

A reception last night in the Palmer Institute parlors at 716 Spring Street honored Mr. Edmund Russell and Mr. Mandeville of Paris. About fifty guests attended as Mise Longacre recited and Mandeville offered sketches. Hassel entertained with a talk on art.

Palmer Institute Spring Street Edmund Russell Mr. Mandeville Paris Mise Longacre Hassel

One of Russia's ablest fighters Volkoff to lead far east corps

General Volkoff, one of Russia's ablest soldiers, has been recalled from retirement to command an army corps in the far east. He distinguished himself at Bebas and was promoted for gallantry at that siege.

Russia Volkoff Far East Bebas

Opera of the Great Northwestern psa company truck

Toronto report notes five men were discharged from the company truck crew for union membership. Authorities consider the action against union activity and pending instatement of replacements.

Toronto Ont Opera of the Great Northwestern Psa Company Th Union

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