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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1904

Page

3

Travel rush to Yukon region as Humboldt carries miners

The steamer Humboldt sailed for the North with 175 passengers headed to the Yukon and Alsek districts. Among them were miners and operators including George Torrence and J. W. Young. White Horse serves as base for district parties while 450 tons of mining machinery and supplies accompanied the voyage.

Alaska Dawson Humboldt Yukon Alsek White Horse George Torrence Klondike Sam Silverman Paul Johnson Brown-Alaska Company Hadley J. W. Young Ketchikan Mr. Young J. W. Abbott

Republican candidates for county surveyor race

Clarence L. White A L Valentine A B Gardner George A Brooke and P F Wright the present incumbent seek the Republican nomination for county surveyor. Wright led briefly but in recent weeks the others announced plans to go before the convention.

Clarence L. White A. L. Valentine A. B. Gardner George A. Brooke P. F. Wright Wright

Self defense wins in Lindholm assault case

Andrew Lindholm of Snoqualmie was acquitted of assault with intent to murder in the superior court after a quarrel over two horses ended with him shooting his partner F. Morse. The jury ruled the act was in self defense. Franchises: city gains two ducts in underground conduits for First Avenue South and Atlantic Street with police wires and fire signal connections. J. L. Jennings named receiver for KR A. Welne & Co. by court order at Gray Lumber case.

Andrew Lindholm Snoqualmie F. Morse Lindholm Wheeler Independent Telephone Company First Avenue Atlantic Street JL. H. Jennings KR. A. Welne & Co Gray Lumber Company

Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Trial Offer for Sick

An advertisement claims Dr Shoop s Restorative strengthens nervous systems and aids chronic diseases. It offers a one month at risk trial via mailed books on heart kidneys women men and rheumatic conditions, with no cost if ineffective and a nationwide outreach from Racine Wisconsin.

Dr. Shoen Watek Americ

Steamer Sadie to Sail North May Under Captain Rickmera

The steamer Sadie owned by Northwestern Commercial will depart for Nome in late May. She is expected to be the second vessel to head north under Captain F C Rickmera, with the Radiator being converted into an oil burner.

Sadie Northwestern Commercial Company Nome Northern Seas F. C. Rickmera Union Iron Works San Francisco

Bennett Divorce Decree Granted for Desertion

In the divorce action of Mrs. Annie Bennett against Luke Bennett Superior Judge Rudkin granted a decree to the defendant on ground of desertion. Mrs. Bennett did not appear and Bennett proved the allegations he made in his cross complaint.

Annie Bennett Luke Bennett Rudkin

Toronto Fire Devastates Wholesale Section

A blaze in Toronto yesterday swept the wholesale district over 14 acres destroying 122 buildings and affecting nearly double that number of firms. Estimated losses reach 12 million dollars with 5,000 to 7,000 workers displaced. Dynamiting walls and ruins began under the city architect's supervision.

Toronto Ontario Walla

Washington Fish Requests Fulfilled in Spring

Senator Foster reports notification from Fish Commissioner Bowers that all trout and other fish requests for Washington will be filled in the spring. An extra railway mail crew has been added to the Seattle Spokane run, bringing total crews to five.

Washington Foster Bowers State of Washington Seattle- Spokane

New Quarters for Laboratory Move Established

The city laboratory has taken room 414 in the Oriental building as its new home. The bacteriological apparatus has been moved from the Stewart & Holmes building. Dr Lazelle heads the department for the King County Medical society and conducts analyses to detect disease germs in milk and water and identify microbes. Dr Smith runs the chemical department testing for poisons preservatives and other substances in foods. his lab isn’t finished and awaits ordered apparatus from the East, with completion in about ten days.

City Laboratory Stewart & Holmes Lazelle King County Medical Society Hbesith Board Smith

Chamber Protests Route Change for Alaska Troop Transport

A Chamber of Commerce committee was appointed to lobby the War Department to keep troops headed to Alaska via Seattle rather than through San Francisco. The group notes Seattle as the shortest route and urges the Washington delegation to block any shift.

Chamber of Commerce War Department Alaska San Prancinco

Bank Robbery Blows Up Clay County Bank in Night Heist

A bank in Clay City Indiana was blown up at 2 a m by robbers who seized 6281 dollars. The Farmers and Merchants Bank building was nearly demolished in the attack reported by Scrippa News Agency.

Clay City Ind Farmers and Merchants’ Bank

Funeral for 14 year old Anna Omley

The funeral for 14 year old Anna Omley held yesterday afternoon at Butterworth & Son's chapel followed by interment in Mount Pleasant cemetery. The collision last Thursday involved a fire department hose wagon and a Yesler car.

Anna Omley Yesler Butterworth & Son Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Fainted in Court as Sentences Handed Down in Feud Killing

Akron Colorado April 21 Perry Tuttle and Elmer Shanks were sentenced to life for the murder of Joseph Meenan. New trials denied for them. George S. Tuttle granted a new trial. Perry Tuttle collapsed in court and required a physician. Meenan was a ranchman in a range feud.

Akron Colo Perry Tuttle Elmer Shanks Joseph Meenan George S. Tuttle Perry Tuttle Meenan

Woman Attacks Husband With Hand Axe in Domestic Altercation

Mrs Lewis struck D T Lewis with a hand axe during a violent quarrel at their home near First Avenue and Union Street. Patrolman Hannick arrived to stop the fight and both parties were taken to the police station where the woman was charged. Tom Coats Special Sale and local merchants listed in the notice.

Mrs. & Lewis D. T. Lewis Hannick Lewis Home Iit First Avenue Union Streets

Tacoma to Australia Adds New Steamship Route

Tacoma announces a new three-ship steamship service to Australia with a six week schedule. The plan aims to open Puget Sound trade, boosting wool imports and prompting a woolen mill construction in Tacoma within weeks. Rail connections have been secured.

Tacoma Here Australia Puget Sound Pase

Preparations Under Way for School Census and Bond Plans

The board of education is receiving applications from 15 enumerators to conduct the June school census amid 16 000 enrolled children. State law requires the census and tax apportionment figures will be shown. At the next meeting the board will approve Superintendent Cooper’s recommendations on next year’s teachers. Bond funds totaling $300 000 from recent sales for new school buildings are expected by May 1.

Board of Education Ite Cooper

Carroll celebrates birth at home of coroner candidate

Dr. FP M Carroll a Republican coroner candidate smiled broadly as a newborn arrived at his home last night. Spring overcoats special sale announced by Sir Tobias Singerman and Co. Ind and Seneca.

FP. M. Carroll Sir

Forced Out of Business Jewelers Auction Sale

The Chicago Jewelry Company and Schuchard Optical at 1207 Second Avenue, linked with H. H. Cheabro plane dealers, must vacate Maytet and close out stock. Fine watches diamonds silverware clocks umbrellas purses await public auction without reserve starting Saturday April 12 at 10 a.m. and continuing daily to 3 p.m. Ladies invited and seating provided.

Chicago Jewelry Company Schuchard Optical Company Second Avenue H. H

Detective Sues City Official Over False Imprisonment

Elmer Clifford through his guardian filed a suit in the superior court against City Detective A G Lane to recover 6000 damages for false imprisonment. The youth says on March 12 he was taken from the Richmond house and jailed without charge, kept about six hours before release.

Elmer Tee Clifford Pult A. G. Lane Richmond Wee Wan

Undertaker Firms Back Candidates in Coroner Race

The Republican nomination for coroner narrowed to Dr. F. M. Carroll and Dr. J. C. Snyder. Dr. C. E. Cummings withdrew earlier and Dr. J. A. Gent withdrew today. Carroll is backed by Bonney-Watson Undertaking. Snyder by Butterworth Undertaking.

F. M. Carroll J. C. Snyder Cc. E. Cummings J. A. Gent Dr. Carroll Bonney-Watson Undertaking Company Dr. Snyder Butterworth Undertaking Establishment

Marriage Licenses Granted in Seattle and Beattie

Edwin Hazel and Eva Henry of Seattle receive a marriage license. Robert Juares and Lillie Belle Jones of Beattie also obtain licenses.

Edwin Hazel Eva Henry Seattle Robert Juares Lillie Belle Jones Beattie

Municipal inspection trip to Cedar Falla power plant

Mayor Ballinger City Engineer Thomson and other city officials depart this afternoon for an inspection of Cedar Falla municipal power plant. The Seventh precinct Republicans meet tonight at Renton Hill club house. Divorce suits filed by Max Weingraff against Annie Weingraff for cruelty and by Robert Zim against Nellie Zim for desertion. Marie Kellogg awarded $20 monthly alimony after divorce from Edward Kellogg for drunkenness. Prof Edmund Meany lectured Seattle high school on Shrubs and Trees. Edmund Bach of Montana died at the Hotel Washington his body to be shipped to Helena. Insanity complaints sworn against Horace Crickmore and Pat Fitzgerald. The American ship William F Babcock from San Francisco arrives to load spars at Port Blakeley for Atlantic ports. spar es consigned to Pigeon Bon of Boston. Babcock owned by Arthur Sewell of Bath Maine.

Ballinger Thomson Cedar Falla Edward Kelloge Edmund 8. Meany The State University Seattle Edmund Bach Montana Washington Helena Horace Crickmore Pat Fitzgerald William F. Babcock San Francisco Port Blakeley Atlantic Coast Pigeon & Bon Borton Babcock Arthur Sewell Bath, Me

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