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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
3
Captain A P Spaulding would become harbor master and join the harbors and wharves committee of the city council at a special meeting tonight. The council’s action appears nonpolitical, with Spaulding having backed the Republican mayoralty candidate rather than Mayor Moore.
Notions and dry goods constantly on hand at the High School Stationery and 724 B. Pike corner Ave. and Pike with a stock including mules and related merchandise.
Russian novelist Maxim Gorky arrived in New York with his wife and secretary as part of a delegation of political exiles. The group was greeted by officials and supporters at the harbor welcome.
A Russian official describes the interior state as more serious than ever and cautions about an uncertain future. He notes he does not know how long he will remain in his position.
The Republican convention will convene this afternoon at Tomlinson's Hall in Indianapolis. Delegates attending this year total 1841, the largest number in the state's history.
New Haven April 11 A Seattle boy D. A. McDonald 06 won third prize of 50 dollars in the annual Wayland prize debate at Yale university law school yesterday.
The Oregon under Captain Merril arrived at Bremerton at 7 40 AM after a San Francisco run. She will be placed in a drydock cradle for extensive repairs costing about 1 000 000, leaving the ship out of service for at least a year.
Delegates of the Baptist Erange liade conference meet for the final session with Rev Dr Cornelius Woelfkin delivering a farewell sermon on the Embodiment of Power. Lunch was served by Tabernacle church ladies. Woelfkin and Dr Chivers will meet again in Portland for the Northwest general conference. Secretary Yandel reports Senator Plies says a national park bill for parts of the Chelan forest reserve cannot pass this congress.
New York April miners report the anthracite operators refuse to submit all issues to a single arbitration board. They propose using the 1902 Noonevelt board to decide if conditions warrant change. They frame any further concessions as surrender to mob violence and warn wage raises would raise prices for consumers.
April 10 report from McMurray states white mill workers remain firm against employing Japanese labor and risk hardship as homeowners. Striking men have been summoned to court to show cause why they should not be enjoined from discouraging others from taking their jobs. A special car brought 19 strikebreakers. 16 refused to leave the car and management seized the others’ baggage.
Prominent Alaskans will banquet at the Meattle club tonight to launch a format for the Alaska-Yukon exposition. About fifty leading citizens are expected. a permanent organization will be formed and active work begun. Prof. Georgeson will attend as guest of honor. Governor Moggatt may be invited if he arrives.
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