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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1904

Page

1

Cleansing the Tenderloin Stubbornly Stalled in Seattle District

The new mayor and Chief Delaney face a stubborn bid to purge Seattle’s old Tenderloin below Yesler Way. Saloons and houses harboring fallen women persist north and south of the line as poolrooms and beer dens draw crowds. Officials debate tools to drive out illicit activity and restore business prospects.

Tenderloin Ballinger Delaney Yesler Way People’s Theater Second Avenue South Washington Street Humes Sullivan Jackson Street Sleeping Beauty Lfe Gambier Washington Main Streets Detroit Shomo Duchess Andioon John Sullivan

Assassins at Yalu Mouth and Ping Yang Unrest

April reports two Japanese divisions arriving at the Yalu mouth while Ping Yang Province faces serious rioting and calls for aid. Discharged soldiers amid shortages clash with elites as princes from the imperial house serve as officers. Beoul authorities and foreign attaches stir comment amid diplomatic pressure.

Beoul Yalu Anju Ping Yang South Chagda Ia Kugi Kitashirokawa Imperial House Allen United States

Premier Maura Narrowly Escapes Assassination in Barcelona

Prime Minister Maura dodged a dagger attack as he left the Spanish consul general’s palace. The assailant, Joaquin Miguel Arto, was captured after a cry of Long live Anarchy. Maura’s slash wound is serious but not life threatening. city authorities tighten security against anarchists.

Barcelona Spain Maura Isabella Joaquin Miguel Arto Arto Enarchists

Japanese Fleet Sighted Off Port Arthur Headed Toward Newchang

Port Arthur advices report a Japanese fleet of 17 battleships and cruisers and 12 torpedo boats sighted off the horizon. They did not close within harbor defenses as the fleet steamed toward Newchang, pursuing its declared objective.

ST. Petersburg Port Arthur Newchang

Newchang City Declared Impregnable Under Siege

In St Petersburg on April 12 an official stated Newchang is in perfect defense and impregnable to a land surprise. Earthworks and harbor mines deter sea attack, while a Mukden telegraph says no truth to reports of Japanese forces crossing the Yalu and skirmishing with Hauasians.

Newchang Pfing Mukden Yalu

Rumors of Severe Fighting Along Yalu River Reach London

Tokyo dispatches renew rumors that fierce fighting has begun on the Yalu river banks. Beoul reports say Japanese officers in Seoul note frequent skirmishes near Wiju on Korean soil and that the main Japanese army is close to Yalu shores.

Scripps News Ass'n London Tokio Yalu River Wiju Noo Yaiu

Motion for intervention in Northern Securities case heard

In St Paul on April 12 the motion of H Harriman and Winslow Pierce to file an intervention in the United States v Northern Securities case was opened in circuit court. Maxwell Evarts argued the petitioners should recover their Northern Pacific shares or equivalents and that Hill interests gain control. Attorney General Knox objected, saying the decree must be observed. Judge Sanborn suggested an appeal over possible reformation of control through a new holding company. Former Secretary Root represented Northern Securities and accused Harriman of seeking return of stock sold to the public after an illegal merger.

ST. Paul, Minn H. Harriman Winslow Pierce United States Northern Securities Company Northern Pacific United States Circuit Court Maxwell Evarts United States Supreme Court Hill Harriman Knox Supreme Court Sanborn Root War Department

Coroner May Be Needed Over Telluride Contempt Writ

Arras, Colo April 12 A writ of attachment for the arrest of Adjutant General Sherman T Bell and Captain Buikley Wells in Telluride on contempt charges was issued after their refusal to obey a habeas corpus writ. They held Charlies H Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, in the bull pen. Sheriff Corbett awaits approval to serve the officers, while Bell threatens coroner work if force is used. Governor Peabody refuses to recognize Judge Stevens's writ.

Sherman T. Bell Buikley Wella Telluride Theron Stevens Bell Wells Corbett San Miguel County Judge Stevens Stevens Peabody Thomases

Washington Gladden Goes 10 Colorado

The Newspaper Enterprise Association hires Dr. Washington Gladden to report on Colorado’s siege conditions. Gladden, famed for sociological and labor writing, will send letters to The Star detailing the situation without fear or favor. He has begun work in Colorado and will publish his first letter soon.

Colorado Newspaper Enterprise Association Washington Gladden Gladden Star American Essayteta Vnte Dr. Gladden Teller County Rusain Dr Washington Gladden Roosevelt the Star Unat

Hindu Fakir Co Respondent in Seattle Divorce Suit

Bh F Foster a Seattle medium sues for divorce from Mrs Emma Foster naming Prince Rubel a Hindoo fakir as co respondent. He alleges cruel treatment and infidelity with Prince Rachel and says she pulled his hair hit him with a poker and threw movable goods. Foster says he gave her money to return to Pennsylvania as she left for her mother.

Bh. F. Foster Seattle Mra Emma Foster Prince Rubel Foster Pennsylvania Prince Rachel Emma Foater Prince Rabel

Justice Cann resignation date set to April in local clash

The article reports Justice Cann altering his resignation effect date to April to gain favor with the Republican local press. It notes a coming county convention will likely decide his successor as magistrate and mentions several candidates including Capt A J Balliet and John B Gordon. The piece alleges past ballot irregularities and ring influence in nomination outcomes.

Justice Cann Republican Party Board of County Commissioners Justice of the Peace A. J. Balliet BE. C. Hughes The Post-Intelligencer John L. Wilson Ballinger Capt Bailiet Bhut Seattle North John B. Gordon George W. Deveeman John B. Wright

Fourteenth Annual Kansas Woman's Press Meeting Opens

TOPERA Kan April 12 The fourteenth annual meeting of the Kansas Woman's Press Association opened in the morning with president Mrs W A Morgan presiding Two sessions were held the forenoon routine business and the afternoon papers on topics for newspaper workers were discussed The Piriteh ship Hougomont towed to port from Victoria by the Lorne with cargo of cement iron and steel for Seattle to be discharged at the Oriental dock.

Topera Kan Kansas Woman's Press Association W. A. Morgan Hougomont Victoria Seattle Oriental Dock

Report Clears Congress On McCall Committee Inquiry

The McCall committee report to the House concludes no member profited financially or engaged in improper conduct in post office related matters. It urges tighter limits on member involvement with executive duties to boost House efficiency.

Ballard City Council Approves Dock Lease and Line Plans

Ballard council approves a five year dock lease to B H Hansen with three year at 7 percent and two years at 14 percent, plus 1406 dollars in improvements and a Ballard Whatcom Sound Islands steam service. New franchise tweaks sought for Fred B Sanders interurban line, Main Street freight use contested. Beach attractions and extended summer streetcar service eyed. The schooner Alex T Brown to launch Monday from Reed shipyard for Globe Navigation.

Ballard B. H. Hansen Hansen Whatcom Sound Islands Beattle Fred B. Sanders Seattle Mr. Sanders Main Street Alex. T. Brown Reed Brown Globe Navigation Company

Brown 306 Foot Lumber Transport Ship Described

The Brown is a 306 foot fore and aft vessel built for the lumber trade with a capacity of 1 19 000 feet. It carries a U horsepower donkey engine to hoist and lower sails and to weigh anchor.

Colon Steamer Run Aground Off Salvador Coast

The steamer Colon from San Francisco to Panama ran aground at Point Remedies off Salvador. All hands are safe, but the vessel is expected to be a total loss. Reports from San Salvador confirm the ship struck rocks at Punta Remedio and was beached at Acajutla.

Panama Colon San Francisco Point Remedies Salvador Cal San Salvador Pacific Mail Punta Remedio Acajutla

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chief Delaney Derer Serioos News Asa'n Aray, Colo Wily Aae Krag Uae DR. Washington Gladden Hindoo Fakir Balliett Women OF the Press Congressional Committee Bert News Ass'n Washington, MC McCall Congress House Committee On Post Offices City Dock Ratlard Business Men's Association Washington, D. C Senate Post Office
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