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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1905

Page

7

Teamsters Strike Widening in Chicago Faces Arbitration Push

In Chicago on April 12 unions seek compulsory arbitration to end the dispute. An immediate plan is set for a permanent labor capital board as employers prepare an offensive strategy. The walkout grows with sporadic disturbances and bitter tone between sides. Dunne signals steps to appoint a Chicago arbitration board and back legislative support.

Con Teamsters Srike Federation of Tabor Ployera Chicago Dunne Board of Arbitration

Milwaukee Officials Visit During Pleasure Trip

Assistant general superintendent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, based in Milwaukee, arrived Thursday in a private car with his wife and family. He downplayed significance of the visit, saying it was a pleasure trip to the Puget Sound Country and that he knows little about Milwaukee road plans to the coast. He noted a long vacation and described West Coast travel, mentioning California and Mexico. He planned to leave Friday for Chicago and then home.

Chicago Wakes & St. Paul Milwaukee Mr. Emiing Puget Soune Milwaukee Road California Mexico

Lectures and civic notes in town events

Prof. Osborne will lect ure on Radium at the West Congregational church on April 14 with a dinner at 6:30 followed by the talk. The fire marshal post is filled by W Burgiehouse, no salary. Baby daughter of Carl Ma Lavender dies. Appointments at Chicago Great Western and Great Northern railways noted along with travel to Greece. Trains stop at Madison for passengers improving routes. A bare knuckles fight between Barney Silver and Jimmy Iser takes place at Scenic Hot Springs.

A. Osborne The State University Congregational Church Joapeh Schiumpf Hameard New F. K. Struve Misa Furth Europe Pelly Sun T. W. Burgiehouse Ballinger T. J. Cunnigham San Fran Aivays Carl Ma Lavender EB Stohr Chicago & Great Western Manchester H. D. Webber Paul Morrison Pafor New York Greece Ius Great Northern Wetland Madison Pas-Sigs Knuckles Vetweer Barney Silver Jimmy Iser Thare

Police break up alley meeting as youths detained

Murray and another boy were stopped by City Detective Benson and Patrolman Carr in the back alley behind Schnabacher Hardware. They were taken to police headquarters and released. Telegraphed reports say L A Freestone admitted grand larceny in Juneau. his wife sails to the scene. Six people take testing for library work. Charles Phillips named detective, reversing past removal. A. Low Cohen’s father died in New York City. Cohen will return soon with five surviving sons and a daughter.

A. Low Cohen New York City Mr. Cohen

Ballard News Snapshots: Hospital Plan Debate and Local Events

The Ballard gelists held a second meeting in Junction hall amid plans for a city hospital funded by 50 cent monthly donations from mill workers. Some oppose due to existing lodge sick benefits as a mill men meeting is set to reconsider. J P Gordon’s body returns for burial in Ballard after dying in Sedro-Woolley on April 12. The Nellie Colman steamer, at Seattle yards, was launched to serve Alaska cod fishing and transport fish to West Seattle. A 7 room cottage at 314 Wilbert Street received a $1000 building permit. A fire at the Ballard hotel caused by a faulty wire caused minor damage.

Gelists Junction Hall J. P. Gordon Ballard Sedro-Woolley Nellie Colman Seattle Alaska F. Fowler Wilbert Street

Farmers Move to Halt Salt Lake Smelters as Nuisance

Salt Lake April 13 Farmers in the Salt Lake valley plan to ask courts to permanently restrain all smelters from operating. They contend the works are a nuisance and a detraction to commerce and fear a granted injunction would paralyze the mining industry and throw thousands out of work.

Salt Lake Utah Salt Lake Valley Inter-Mountain

Portland Bride Delays Seattle Groom and Property Pact

W C Meyers returns to Seattle after marrying Mixes Tilile La Chapelle in Portland. He has her pledge not to speak to men or attend theaters while he is gone, and to keep their furniture and property secured. A detective watches her movements and a telegraph will trigger his return to enforce the agreement. He laments that a revolver he gave her was used to drive him away when he called, and she often says she needs a weapon for protection of their affairs.

the Star Portland Ore Seattle W. C. Meyers Tilile Lahapete Ite Jane Miss la Chapelle Venice Meyers

California Women Organize To Beat Father Time

California women in Los Angeles form the One Hundred Year Club led by Mrs C M Severance to pursue perpetual youth. The 65 members pledge to prove they possess a strong breathing apparatus and bring a pair of bloomers, then follow a masculine instructor through drills, marches, and dances. Walking expeditions titled Seeing Southern California afoot are planned.

Los Angeles C. M. Severance Mother of Clubs Southern California

Woman shoots rival in hotel room in Colorado Springs

Mrs Sagguel Sudeck, wife of a prominent newspaper man and Republican committee chairman, shot Mrs Helen Coulter Douglas through the heart in a National Hotel room in Colorado Springs after allegedly finding her husband with the woman. The incident occurred this morning and follows reports of marital infidelity.

Gripple Creek Colo Sagguel Sudeck Republican Central Committee Helen Coulter Douglas Colorado Springs National Hotel

Nelson Given a Light Sentence in Local Assault Case

Alfred Nelson, saloon worker, found guilty of assaulting Little Valeria Pettibone aged 9 near Medina. He received two months and 15 days in jail plus costs, a light sentence under the law after his own testimony. The attack occurred as the girl walked home from school. a sorrel horse aided identification.

Valeria Pettibone Alfred Nelson Janice P. V. Davis Little Valeria “Eltibone Medina Joseph Croft Nelson Croft Vanderveer

Public dog show draws Seattle turnout at Germania hall

Bow wow pageant as 275 dogs parade at the Seattle Kennel Club beach show opening in Germania hall. Mrs J M Lowman given an Irish water spaniel puppy. judges award several top prizes to St Bernards, greyhounds and more with catalogues naming owners and breeds.

Germania Hall Seattle Kennel Club Seattle Representative Society J. M. Lowman Tion St. Bernards Alta Keppel Stanley Chief Leschle F. C. Smithers Monarch W. W. Sculter Cloe F. G. Smithers Duchess of York J.G Morgan Henzel Bell Mia John Ragsey Master Jack Henry Walters Kitsap Juneau E. A. Swift Bitches Lone Star Queen Ke Garvin

Merger reshapes leadership in Republican Club 1920s

The Young Men's Republican club consolidates factions with J. B. Alexander named president candidate while Harry B. Wilson challenges him. New roles assign Goodfellow Brockett Russell Nichols and Trefethen to key posts as rival camps prepare for a tense evening vote.

J. H. Parry A. K B. Ruffner Young Men's Republican Club Harry B. Wilson Ird Ight Wilson J. B. Alexander Alexander Nichols Trefe Aind Goods N. W. Brockett Goodfellow Trefethen George Russell Brockett County Court House

Rancher Slashes Throat in Suicide Attempt Near Hite Lake

J. J. Thompson, a rancher near Hite Lake, Washington, attempted suicide Tuesday night by slashing his throat with a pocketknife in a room over a saloon. Occupants and Dr. Osterman of Mount Vernon rushed to aid him. he is thought to have survived.

M'Murray Wash

Missing funds in Tacoma city treasurer's office

In Tacoma on April 13 officials report small sums have vanished from the city treasurer's office over months. City Treasurer D. Atkins says 381 remains to cover all missing amounts and notes visitors are the only apparent entrants to the office.

Tacoma D. Atkins

Captain Kirkman Dismissed From Army At Fort Niobrara

The court martial of Captain George W. Kirkman of the Twenty-fifth Infantry at Fort Niobrara Nebraska sentenced him to dismissal from the army. The principal charge was illicit relations with a fellow officer's wife. The woman recently died by suicide.

Washington, D. C George W. Kirkman Twenty-fiftth Infantry Fort Niobrara Nebraska Kirkman

Roosevelt Ends Four Day Hunt in Indian Territory

President Roosevelt finished a four day hunting trip in the Indian pasture reserve near Frederick Oklahoma. He dined with the party along the eastern reserve line before resting. Governor Hargus and escort will meet him for the 4:26 train to Colorado. The party killed eleven coyotes and Roosevelt captured two raccoons Tuesday night. He is in high spirits.

Frederick Okla Roosevelt Kerguson Colorado

Tragic Lake Death Near Kirkland Falls Man Aboard Steamer

Wiltem Sater, 48, of Wat Hogevedt, slipped while boarding a launch to the west shore of the lake from a towing steamer out of Kirkland. In the darkness he disappeared before rescue could reach him. body not recovered by Thursday afternoon.

Kirkland Vraver Wen Fraser

Lines of biz and tragedies across many towns

Telegraph briefs from Springfield to Victoria report the Illinois bill allowing pipelines as common carriers, Shrewsbury named street superintendent, a Big Lake hotel fire fatality, U S Senator Burton indicted in St. Louis, the president's special journey to Frederick and Colorado, Mete Ges Oil winning all state contracts, Mary Wood Swift elected head of the national council of women, Miowera brings Australian cricket team to Victoria with officials bound for Washington and London.

Washington, D. C Mary Wood Swift San Francisco National Council of Women Belinda 8. Bailey Victoria B. C A. Wynne Legislature of South Australia H. McLachlan J. M. Frazer Australian Railroad Commission Washington City Wynne London

Bishop Bishop's Arrest and Accusation

C E Bishop alias heavy list of names arrested by City Detectives Hub bard and Freeman for criminal assault. Helen Depner, 16, Spokane bound, formerly Harrington, Wash, is his alleged rape victim and will testify. Prosecutor Mackintosh seeks conviction and seeks to avoid past legal evasion. Bishop has long evaded police and once escaped Patrolman Flannigan after embezzlement.

C. E. Bishop Hubbard Freeman Helen Depner Harrington Wash Spokane Bishop Mackintosh Flannigan

Market Wrap Reports Mixed Price Rises on Staples

The markets show small gains as light Thursday trade follows a night of sleet. California sweet potatoes rise to 2 dollars per unit, the season’s high. A shipment of fancy apples arrives at 1 to 1.25 dollars per box, rare for this season. Beef prices move up with cow beef at seven cents and steer beef higher.

California Winship Quarrie Company

Market prices for produce and staples in California era listing

A dense ledger of grocery prices across vegetables fruits meats and grains. Entries name California and Yakima items like cabbage lettuce apples cranberries potatoes onions and cheese with varying per unit costs and bulk rates. Bands cover beans, peppers, peaches, citrus, seafood, poultry, and staple flours and animal feeds.

California Ben Davis Washington

Market Report from The Star by W and Ayer Co

Seattle wheat and corn futures and other commodity prices quoted by W and Ayer Co. on April 13. May and July contracts for wheat, corn, oats, sugar, copper, and railroad stocks show varied figures with several price intervals and closing values across markets in New York and Chicago.

Seattle

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