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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
7
Jim Hill Fights Iron Industry to Shield Northwest Trade
The Great Northern president aims to block Seattle iron and steel ventures to protect east bound shipments. Seattle Iron & Steel plans a West Seattle rolling mill and hopes to raise capital for a blast furnace, while Hill seeks an Oriental exporting trade and limited local pig iron production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Enry
Seattle
Seattle Iron & Steel Company
West Seattle
Hill
Northwest
Great Northern
Ts Aimple
Washington
Ihs
Tenacles
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Binat
PMH
Metkte
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Irondale
British Columbia
State Geological Survey
Vancouver
Texada
H. H. Swaney
Pittsburg
Jim Hill
Crowded church program highlights civic religious events
Sunday program at First Presbyterian features Rev. Charles Steizin on church duties to workers at 11 a. m. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman speaks at Grand Opera House 3 p. m. Women and girls get separate sessions at different churches. boys and men have men only meetings. Monday sessions include Y M C A rally and a parade with a monster midnight event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Steizin
Grand Opera House
J. Wilbur Chapman
Pfirst Methodist Church
Pilymouth Congregational Church
Hev. Stelzle
Y. M
Grand Opera Mouse
J. Wilbur
Henry
Evangelist Dr Chapman draws crowd at First Presbyterian
A gray haired woman clashes with ushers to enter a crowded First Presbyterian church to hear Dr Chapman. An overflow meeting was held in the basement while the main hall filled beyond capacity. Charles Stelzle, a former machinist, spoke in Labor hall on unionism attracting machinists and union members. The Moran incident at shipyards is cited as evidence of hostile union sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Chapman
Charles Stelzle
Labor Hall
Machiniste’ Union
Stelzle
Iif
Moran
Concensua of
Nion
Morans
Spokane City Conventions Stir Local Politics
Spokane politics unfold as the republicans hold a city convention and democrats plan theirs. W H Acuff, an independent reform candidate, may run if not nominated by the GOP, while ex Sheriff Doust appears on the Republican slate. Lloyd Daggett is the Democrats sole talked of candidate as ties with telephone franchises and utility disputes create murky party lines. Mayor Frank Boyd withdraws to support Acuff and may become state inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doust
Lloyd Daggett
Washington Power Company
Spokane Traction Company
Frank Boyd
W. H. Acuff
Boyd
Roosevelt in Colorado hunting trip draws large crowds
At Colorado Springs and Newcastle Colorado Roosevelt arrived to cheering crowds. He greeted 1,000 on entry, spoke briefly, then 10,000 gathered in Colorado Springs as the presidential train arrived. Guides include Jake Borah and John Goff and the party camps 23 miles southwest amid bear tracks and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Newcastle
Colo
Hoonevelt
Dential Special
G. A. KB. Veterana
Roosevelt
America
Jake” Borah
John Goff
Borah
Colorado
Goff
Jake Wells
Dr. Lamber
Phillip Stewart
Copper Outlook Brightens Around Ketchikan Alaska
The copper outlook in southeastern Alaska, especially near Ketchikan, is stronger than ever with mines active within 6 miles of the city. Camps like Khyyan Copper and Niblick Copper report 100 to 250 workers, 10,000 tons of ore shipped, and demand for additional smelters. Local plants like Copper Mountain and Hadley are expanding, and analysts predict Ketchikan could become a major copper mining center in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Ketchikan
Unuk
Prince of Walee Island
Khyyan Copper Company
Niblick Copper Company
Tts
Puget Sound
Prince of Wales Island
C. H. Cosgrove
H. A. Mellin
Copper Mountain
Jim Bowden
Georgia Inlet
Alaska-Wanda Company
Cosgrove
Bids Opened for Two Fast Scout Cruisers
Washington April 15 Navy department opened bids for two fast scout cruisers. East River Ship and Engine Co of Quincy Mass offered lowest Class 1 prices 1 cruiser 1 629 000 two 1 637 000 each. Class 2 one 1 540 000 two 1 468 000 each. Union Iron Works San Francisco was next lowest bidder. In West Seattle a theft claim arose as three logs taken from Bern were said to be his property while others owned by Beem were untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
East River Ship & Engine Company
Quincey
Mass
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Bern
West Seattle
Case Dismissed Exonerates West Seattle Man in Log Theft Claim
Arnold Bern of West Seattle was fully exonerated after a charge that he stealed and refused to return three logs belonging to H. P. Beem. Beem had filed a complaint alleging appropriation, but the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bern
West Seattle
H. P. Beem
Beem
Bern
Bankers in Session in Washington and Idaho
The Washington Banker association executive committee meets at the Hotel Butler with 167 bankers from Washington and Idaho. They will decide the next meeting location, likely Portland, for a July convention. Attendees include J D Farrell director of Old National Spokane and W D Vincent cashier Traders National Spokane. Governor Mead protests to the war department against leasing sites on Sand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Banker ® Association
Butler
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Co. &. Bpltinge
National Bank
Spokane
W. D. Vincent
Old National Bank
J.D. Farrell
W. D. Coleman
Colfax
Charles & Brooks
Fidelity National Nir
Mr. Purdy
What
Kauffman
Tacoma
Olympia
Mead
War Department
Sand Island
Four burglars and highway robbers jailed by Judge Griffin
William Freigher Ed Allen Frank Henry and J Tillbury pleaded guilty to burglary and highway robbery. They received ten years each. Judge Griffin, known for harsh sentences, also sentenced W H Prisk to two years after pleading guilty. Other defendants faced pending pleas or trials with dates set in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Griffin
William Freigher
Ed. Allen
Frank Henry
J. Tillbury
King County
W. H. Prisk
John Schlange
C. EB. Bishop
D. Wingate
James McClellan
Activity Rumors Grow Around Mount Shasta
Telegraph briefs describe Sisson and Mount Shasta residents fearing renewed volcanic activity amid recent rumblings. The other notices report a dismissed conspiracy indictment in New York, a Nebraska snowstorm harming fruit crops, a sugar beet seed shipment to Ellensburg, and a pledge to enforce the eight hour public works law in Bellingham.
Market Summary Shows Broad Goods Activity This Week
Markets report steady week with bananas cars arriving Saturday and ten more on tap. Fancy apples cabbage and lettuce plentiful while steamer goods cleared. Prices shown include beans 83.26 to 3.78 per unit, cabbage 2c, onions 4c, lettuce 1.60, squash 2.76 to 3.00, carrots 1.95, spinach 0.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Greely
California
Washington
Fraham
Oregon
Wheat and grain futures and New York stocks report
The Star lists private wire market quotes for April 15 1905 with wheat corn oats and park levels for May July and Sept contracts. It also provides New York stock figures for Atchison Amal Copper B and O and BRT with bid and close values.
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the Star
W. A Ryer & Co
Columbia Street
Wheat— High
New York
Atchison
Amal
Markets Expect Dividend Roar From Pennsylvania and Rail Stocks
New York April 15 Joseph says Pennsylvania will pay ex dividend 3 percent next month and rise quickly. He advises buying Atchison, B and C and Southern Pacific as inexpensive plays. Southern Pacific likely to start dividends soon. Industrials to gain, US reduction to boost. H C Frick visited Philadelphia to inspect Rapid Transit for a possible purchase.
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New York
Joseph
Pennsylvania
Atchison, B. & C
Southern Pacific
U. S
H. C. Frick
Philadelphia
Spinning's Specials for Cyclists Through Spring
Bicycle ad offers a $5 credit on a $56 cushion seat for a 1965 coaster-brake bicycle when the ad is presented at purchase between April 17 and May 1. Net price becomes $45. Also advertised next week goods include bicycle bells dress guard lacing bottles best cement Cleveland pedals Neverslip nipple grip and spring seat post with small prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pettit's Lake Washington Acre Tracts
Steamer Acre will leave Madison Park on Lake Washington at 10:30 a m and 1 p m, giving visitors time to view land. These tracts offer fine county road steamboat and railroad access. Two sure keys have been made for a new electric car line. They boast a beautiful view of lake and mountains.
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Madison Park
Lake Washington
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