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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1904

Page

8

Another Chance on Turkish Bulgarian Diplomatic Rift

Vienna reports drastic steps to rupture diplomacy between Turkey and Haul averted after Naubovich Bulgarian agent arranges fresh proposal from Tur Albany dispatch notes York State Eclectic Society meets with large attendance. two days program of papers and discussions planned.

Vienna Turkey Haul Naubovich Tur Albany N. Y York State Eclectic Society Ite

Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs

Carelessness causes many railway wrecks and throat and lung troubles. Dr King’s New Discovery saves hopeless cases, including Mrs Lots Cragg of Dor, Mass, who was saved from throat and lung ailments. For sale by G O Guy Inc, price 60c to 1.00. Trial bottles free.

Dr. King Cragg Dor Mass G. 0 GUY, Inc Druxi

Marine Engineer Dead at Green Lake Night

Eewin A Stearns aged 62 one of the oldest marine engineers died last night at his Green Lake home. In 1808 he commanded Moran Bros fleet and at death was connected with the Northern Commercial Company.

Eewin A. Stearns Green Lake Moran Broa Northern Commercial Company

Water Shutoff Affects Several Streets for New Main Connection

Water will be shut off tomorrow from 8 am to 12 noon on Massachusetts Street from Twelfth Avenue South to Fourteenth Avenue South and on Thirteenth Avenue South from Atlantic Street to Grand Street. Also Fourteenth Avenue South from Atlantic Street to Lander Street. The shutoff is to connect a new main.

Massachusetts Street Twelfth Avenue Fourteenth Avenue Thirteenth Avenue Atlantic Street Grand Street Lander Street New Maiia

Port Arthur a Death Trap for Defenders

John Ingles argues Port Arthur’s fortifications fail to deter a Japanese attack and would trap defenders in a confined harbor. He notes close forts, inadequate heavy guns, risky position of batteries, and limited retreat space, while praising Japanese restraint and criticizing Russian provisioning and leadership. The piece cites the torpedo boat squadron led by Captain Franz Matongievitch.

Port Arthur Takien-Wan Havily Harbin Mukden Shiku Arsenal Sir Edward Seymour Peking Legations Shiku Germany Russia Franz Matongievitch

Delamet 5 Ultimatum Chief assess saloon box enforcement

Chief Delaney toured the redilight district and reviewed conditions as they exist. He will rigorously enforce the ashoon box and wine room ordinance, noting many saloons violate it. Saloons with closed boxes risk heavy fines and possible license revocation.

Delaney Yester Way

Cotterill Praises City Beautiful Plan For Seattle

George F. Cotterill spoke at the Y M C A closing banquet praising the City Beautiful concept. He lauded Seattle scenery, Olmsted park and driveway plans, and local bicycle paths, noting European praise. Toasts came from Woodcock, Buchanan, Aylemore, Seidel, DeGrange, Hoge, and Hanson. Prof. Priest was toastmaster.

George F. Cotterill Young Men's Municipal League of the Washington Hotel City Beautiful Seattle Switzerand H. A. Woodcock H. D. Buchanan Reeves Aylemore EB. Seidel M. DeGrange G. J. Hoge H. A. Hanson A. R. Priest

Olmsted Plan Talk by Park Board Chief at Chamber Event

E. Fowler president of the park board and Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers members will discuss The Olmsted Plan for Making Seattle Beautiful at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Saturday evening. A. H. Fuller invites a Saturday afternoon campus visit to the state university. Burglars found nothing valuables at 154 Harrison Street but stole lead piping from the vacant house.

Seattle E. Fowler Park Board Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers Chamber of Commerce A. H. Fuller The State University Harrison Street

New Credit System Offered by Mutual Saving and Credit Co

Readers are invited to save money or buy merchandise on easy terms of their choosing at any store in the United States, with payment handled by the company. Call at the Seattle office for details. Also a notice seeking ladies to work at home during spare moments, with contact at 1414 Second Avenue and hours from 9 to 5.

Star United States Mutual Saving and Credit Co Seattle Waah Second Avenue

Publication delivery notice from The Star

Notice to subscribers instructs if the daily copy is late contact Sunset Main 1060 or Independent 1128 between 6:00 and 6:30. A messenger will bring a replacement. Also mentions go to Spinnings for bicycle repairs and sees Stylish clothes at Herald 1229 Becond avenue.

Herald Becond Avenue

Tacoma Physician Faces Malpractice Suit

Dr. George W. Ingram of Olympia is sued in federal court by B. H. Hawthorne for $25,500 alleging negligent treatment after an accident in Little Rock on January 11, 1902 left Hawthorne with a crooked leg and ongoing need for crutches.

Tacoma George W. Ingram Olympia B. H. Hawthorne Hawthorne Little Rock Ingram

Indians Seize Fishing Sloop for Duty Violation

A Praet river fishing sloop was seized by Custome Inspector F P Loftus as two Indian fishermen attempted to sell her. The vessel had entered the country without paying the required revenue duty, and was to be used for summer fishing.

F. P. Loftus Allora Loftus

Three Japanese Merchants Murdered In Korea Disorders

Seoul reports three Japanese merchants killed amid disorders in Chung Chung province northern Korea. Burglars raided the White Star saloon, taking two bottles of whiskey and a .32 caliber revolver. Carrie Bille, 17, was reported missing from her home on Yealer Way. authorities were notified after she returned home.

Seoul Chung Chung Korea White Star Carrie Bille Yealer Way Ashe

Seen and Unseen Life Building Process

Scott's Emulsion is described as more than a flesh builder. It claims to build blood cells nerves and life tissues first, with the outward flesh appearing later. The unseen work is said to be more important than the visible results.

Scott

Time Card Changes Reach Seattle Rail Schedule

The Northern Pacific and Burlington time cards have new changes. The westbound overland from Kansas City will arrive at 6 p.m. instead of 6:15 p.m. A Seattle departure at 6 p.m. will connect with Auburn and Burlington services to Tacoma. Olympia and Grays Harbor passengers transfer to a local train to save hours. The 4:20 p.m. eastbound Burlington leaves at 4 o'clock, and a 3:06 p.m. train now links Buckley, Carbonade, Olympia, and Grays Harbor branches instead of separate 8 and 3:30 p.m. departures.

Northern Pacific Burlington Kansas City Seattle Tacoma Auburn Portland Buckley and Carbonade Olympia Grays Harbor

Logger Daley Returns Penniless After Bar Chaos

Daley arrived from Port Gamble with 211 dollars in silver coins which caused a stir at Whale Bar as he attempted to exchange iron dollars for twenties. He became very drunk, lost track of his actions, and later collapsed at the police station seeking help.

John Daley Port Gamble Daley Dalry

Hearst Beater Forces Split Delegates In Kansan Dem Convention

William K. Mearet failed to unite Kansas Democrats for the national convention, settling for two of six delegates after ant Hearst bloc concessions. Claude Duval of Hutchinson was elected temporary chairman, with Har rria Overmeyer and others named to the at large slate. Russian general Simievitch commands First Siberian army in Yalu and Manchuria, with a long record of service and honors including the Crown of St. George.

Sevigne Newsaga Wichita Wiliam KR. Mearet Kansas Claude Duval Hutchinson Duval Hearst ant-Hearst Parker Senator Harria David Overmeyer Hugh Farrell J. G. Johnson Mack Love W. Brandenburg Yalu River Manchuria Simievitch Caucasus Persia Useuria Ruarian Korea

Hillman Denies Swindle Claims in Garden City Case

Real estate man Mr Hillman denounces suit as spiteful and says assignee Frank Hall represents claimants who are not responsible citizens. He claims incompetence of workers, offers to repay money, and vows to fight the Hall suit while defending his Garden City colony and its numerous workmen.

Frank Hall Mr. Hillman Garden City Lota Marlin Lee

Senate Honors Late Senator Hanna in Tribute Session

In Washington on April 7 the senate devoted its full session to a memorial service for the late Senator Hanna. A list of speakers including Foraker Boott Cockrell Platt Spooner Blackburn Elkins Burrows Fairbanks Daniel Perkins Depew McComas Beveridge Dolliver Kittridge Kearns Aldrich Allison Frye Hale Hansbrough Dick praised Hanna’s statesmanship and integrity. After Dick spoke the senate adopted resolutions of respect and adjourned.

Washington, D.C Senate Hanna Foraker Ohio Boott West Virginia Cockrell Missouri Platt Connecticut Bpooner Wisconsin Blackburn Kentucky Elkins Burrows Michigan Fairbanks Indiana Daniel Virginia Perkins California Depew New York McComas Maryland Beveridge Dolliver Iowa Kittridge South Dakota Kearns Utah Aldrich Rhode Island Allison Frye Massachusetts Hale Maine Hansbrough North Dakota

Scramble for Oyster Seeds Opens in Villapa Bay

ILWACO April 7 There will be a wild scramble for native oyster seeds as state reserves in Villapa bay open for seven weeks. Over 8 000 acres are included and sacks valued around five thousand dollars are tonged. Demand rises as beds overworked and native product gains popularity. Revenue from seeds is ten cents per sack, with a $5 license for producers. total expected around $5,000.

Ilwaco Villapa Bay

Wing's Ambition in Deportation Case Lingering

Judge Hanford will hear tomorrow morning a motion for a new trial in Chin Wing's deportation case. Fulton argues Wing could return to business as a merchant if allowed to earn enough while serving as a laundry manager. County Clerk Koepfit departs this evening for Denver on Woodmen of the World business. he is a noted banker in the Pacific jurisdiction.

Hanford Chin Wing Fulton Win Koepfit Burlington Denver Woodmen Pacific

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