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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1902

Page

1

Unions Agree to Federation in Washington State

Washington labor unions vote to form the Washington State Federation of Labor and seek charter from the American Federation of Labor. The executive committee outlines duties to push favorable legislation, organize wage earners, and offer mediation services. Adjournment delayed to address routine matters.

American Federation of Washington Washington Congress Pan Welock Labor Congress State Federation of Washington State Federation of Labor Amer

Washington argues merger case before Supreme Court

Attorney General Stratton of Washington presents a 50 minute brief urging the Supreme Court to take up and decide the case of Washington v Northern Securities Co. The argument draws vigor from questions from the bench and is seen as a strong bid to reach the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways and the merger. Delegates and opponents alike anticipate a favorable ruling as the court weighs jurisdiction and power.

The Star Washington D. C Stratton Supreme Court State of Washington Northern Securities Co Washington State Northern Pacific Great Northern Northern Securities Co. Stratton Waa Driggs Waa

Unclear historical unrest reported with rioting and arrests

Fragmentary OCR notes describe widespread unrest, threats against a public figure, mobilization of forces, and arrests. The text mentions rioting across districts, suspected violence, and police action with several fatalities referenced, but details are obscured by damaged wording.

Rioters Are Charged as Strike Spreads Across Kingdom

Police charged rioters after clashes left two dead and many wounded. The strike movement has expanded to every region of the kingdom this afternoon, with protesters claiming they oppose the government rather than their employers.

Gramma

Bremerton Baseball Wins and Local Election Tension

Bremerton hosted baseball with Oregon crew and Bremerton, Bremerton won 20 to 16 after a high scoring first inning. Sidney beat Traceyton, school site selection ended in a draw. Election board talks intensified with near fights as factions sparred. The McKinley Memorial church building for the Methodist congregation is planned to finish by next August.

Bremerton Oregon Bremerton Boys Sidney Tracey Jton Schoool

Ballard Mother Driven Insane Over Son's Crime

Mrs. Matilda Boyles, aged Ballard resident, became mentally ill after a year of worry over her only son's forging arrest in Victoria. She paces her county jail cell begging to see him and claims to be a messenger of the Lord. Two physicians will examine her this afternoon with possible transfer to Whatcom.

Matilda Boyles Ballard Victoria

Ballard Libel Cases Hear Damages Claims

Two libel suits from Ballard heard in Judge Beil court as Mary Laker versus W M Curtis and John Wheatman versus A W Preston proceed. Witnesses allege Mary’s conduct and Wheatman’s drinking, while defendants seek to vindicate reputations and deny damages.

Mary Laker W. M. Curtis John Wheatman Mary Wheatman

Bible and Public Schools Debate on Religion in Education

A speaker urges keeping Bible influence out of classroom instruction while allowing it as a public school prayer book through a pure Christian teacher. He argues that religion is essential to development and that all should attend churches and Christian schools to save the nation.

Oman

Progress of the Common People Sermon Emphasizes Christian Home

Dr. M A Matthews preaches at First Presbyterian on progress through righteousness. He extols the common people as society’s safeguards and urges Christian homes and Christian education as the two steps to a virtuous nation.

M. A. Matthews First Presbyterian Church Jesus Christ God Christ Ita

California Republican League convention sets fall campaign

Mackenzie in San Jose reports the California State League of Republican clubs held its largest convention with over 2000 delegates. Gov. Gage and John D. MacKenzie attended and MacKenzie supporters claim a balance of power settlement of party differences was reached.

San Jose Republican Party California State League of Republican Clube Gov Gage John D. MacKenzie MacKenzie

Direct Legislation Talk by Fitwerd Pomeroy in Orange NY

Fitwerd Pomeroy of Orange New York will lecture on Direct Legislation this week at the Young Men's Christian Association. A commercial traveler and leading proponent, he heads the Direct Legislation League and edits its paper. The talk is organized by the Economic League and the Political Club of the YMCA.

Fitwerd Pomeroy Orange N. Y Young Men's Christian Association Pomeroy Direct Legislation League Thte The Economic League

Testimony on water cure torture in Philippines inquiry

Sergt Charles Kiley testified before the Senate Philippines committee about water cure torture used to force information from suspected insurgents. He described a case where a prisoner was held under a water tank until his stomach filled, then released and pressed on by a private. He said officers sometimes witnessed or sanctioned the method, and he had heard of deaths reported to him though not from personal knowledge.

Washington, D. C Charles Kiley 26Th Volunteer United States Infantry Senate Philippines Committee Riley Sergt. Hiley

South Carolina Senator Opposes Chinese Exclusion Bill

Senator McLaurin of South Carolina ends a long wait to address the senate and denounces the Chinese exclusion measure. He argues the bill violates a treaty and would damage Southern cotton and manufacturing ties with China. Senator Foraker adds objections, endorsing exclusion but opposing treaty clashes and trade risk.

Washington D. C Tolman McLaurin South Carolina Senate China Senator Foraker Benator McLaurin United Sates The Orient

Offield Dies in Ellensburg at Age 0

John J. Offield a well known resident of Ellensburg Washington died last evening at o clock aged 0 years His funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon H Flacmerfeit has opened a hay and grain general commission venture in the latest business venture filling local needs

Ellensburg Wash John J. Offield Ita H. Flacmerfeit Grain General Airees

Pastor Rev. David Blythe Installed at Calvary Church

Rev. David Blythe was installed yesterday as pastor of Calvary Presbyterian church in Seattle. District ministers Rev W A Major Rev Donald Noel Rev Hugh Gilebrie Rev James Thomson and evangelist Frank Dickeon participated along with Don Hess who gave the pastoral charge. Blythe, former educator and preacher to Kentucky then Roslyn and Seattle, accompanied by Mrs Blythe, will receive a church reception Wednesday evening.

David Blythe Calvary Presbyterian Church W. A. Major Second Presbyterian Church Donald Noel Calvary Hugh Gilebriet Westminster James Thomson Lanestreet Presbyterion Church Frank Dickeon Donald Hess Ilehriet Weiling Major Blythe Roslyn Wash Seattle Calvary Church Dlythe

Ralph Stuart Company Opens Hit In Portland Theater

The Ralph Stuart company arrived from Seattle and opened at the Haker theater with By Right of Sword to a full house. The production is remodeled from its Seattle version and features a finale in which star characters pass beneath an arch of swords on a flight of stairs.

Portland, Or Ralph Stuart Company Seattle Haker Right of Sword Aloa

Counterfeit Coin Ring Busted in Spokane Trial

Capt B W Bell headed to Spokane for the trial of two men charged in a counterfeit ring. William Wartin was convicted. William Coats pleaded guilty to possessing spurious $5 and $10 gold pieces. About 125 bogus coins were seized as evidence. authorities link the operation to a wider group likely based in British Columbia.

B. W. Bell United States Secret Service Beattie Spokane William Wartin William Coats Lee Wartin Coats Marcus Kell Warlin Pala Matt Sherin Vrain Capt Hell Mpokane Mont of Thin British Columbia

Seattle kennel club reports success at dog show

The dog show closed Saturday night with financial success. Officers of the Seattle Kennel Club say net receipts were adequate, proving Seattle residents’ enthusiasm for purebred dogs and justifying another exhibition next year.

Seattle Kennel Club

Exonerated Manila Major Acquitted in Court Martial

Exonerated Manila April 14 Major Waller who faced court martial for executing insurgents without trial has been acquitted.

Manila Maj. Waller

Death of Rev T DeWitt Talmage Dated April 14

Rev T DeWitt Talmage a noted Presbyterian divine died at his Washington residence after weeks of illness due to brain inflammation and complications. Condolences poured in from Europe and across the U S. Funeral set for Tuesday at Church of the Covenant with a list of clergymen in attendance and burial in Greenwood Brooklyn.

Hington D.C T. DeWitt Talmage Europs Union Church of the Covenant

West Seattle Incorporation Debate Prevails at Meeting

A mass meeting in West Seattle featured a heated debate over incorporation with H A Hastings and John P Hartman for and against. Supporters predicted victory at the polls tomorrow with about 69 votes cushion and a two to one lead. Approximately 200 voters attended the Saturday night event.

Mace West Seattle H. A. Hastings John P. Hartman Wm. Horan Seattle Hartman Hinstings Colombia C. W. Jennings

Beil Trust Action Ordered by U S District Attorney

United States district attorney Wille am Warner is ordered to start action against the beef trust. The case will be presented to a federal grand jury convening next Monday. The A. O. U.W. baseball team defeated Monarcha 9 to 5 in West Health matchup yesterday.

Kansas City Willeam Warner United States Beef Trust Monarcha West Heatth

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