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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

Page

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Trail of asphalt graft reaches Seattle claims raise questions

A probe questions whether Barber Asphalt Paving Company fuels graft in Seattle paving contracts Queen Anne district bid practices and council influence are debated with claims of secret rebates and newspaper influence as part of wider corruption patterns nationwide.

Seattle Ing Pany Barber Asphalt Paving Company Queen Anne Board of Public Works Barber Asphalt Pomace Fe Barber Halt Paving Company Barber Asphalt Alcatraz California Utah

Manhunters Puzzled as Miner Fevi Feels Swamp Trap

Two days into the search for Albert Fevi the Black Diamond miner, authorities say he remains at large in a swamp north of Ravensdale. Sheriff Mat Starwich and Deputy Hodges coordinate a two-front hunt from Ravensdale and the Black Diamond side while Joseph Fein, the fugitive’s brother, is jailed. Fevi allegedly assaulted Philip Dunne’s daughter and has not eaten, sleeping among tangled swamp undergrowth as a public warning warns locals against aiding him.

Albert Philip Dunne Ravenadale Mat Starwich Bob Hodges Hodges Evi Fevi Seattle Starwich Ravensdale Black Diamond Joseph Fein Arres

Alaska to end gambling as U S officials asked to resign

In Juneau on April 26 the lid goes on in Alaska as the attorney general orders all court and federal officials to close gambling and resign if they cannot comply. Fairbanks had been the focal point of the push to enforce the measure.

Juneau Alaska United States Attorney General Fairbanks

Wide Open Town in Alaska Closes Gambling Establishments

In Valdes, a town long known for its lax gambling, authorities moved to enforce a closing order last week. The action targets lingering gambling venues as part of a wider cleanup effort.

Alaska Valdes

Gas street lamps lit city amid lamplighter strike

New York reporters say lamps were heated all over the city this afternoon and will stay lit until further order. Police have orders to arrest anyone attempting to extinguish the flames during the workers strike.

Scripps Telegraph Service New York

Snowing Across Kansas and Plains As Pitcher Moves

Storms sweep Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska and reach the Texas panhandle with cold weather. Pitcher Hanson will be farmed out by Chase along with Cudmore and Wilson. Dug believes Hanson has the goods but Chase has too many pitchers and will keep only the best.

Kansas City Kansas Iowa Nebraska Texas Panhandle Hanson Chase Cudmore Wilson Dug

Police Crusade Targets Speeding Drivers Intensifies Arrests

Police arrest Col. George B. Lamping for speeding and follow with several others J E Boyer R C Kamph and A H Jones among those cited for excess speed Since an accident on Firat av and Battery st police vow no exceptions to arrests Patrolman Rush says Lamping drove at least 25 mph while Lamping denies speeding

Col George B. Lamping J. E.i Boyer R. C. Kamph A. H. Jones E. R. Patten L. W. Paxson Co. B Williams Frank M. Stetson H.C. Calvin L. D. Lewis W. C McCulloch H. J. Durkin P. A Blakley J. M. Davis Col. Lamping Col Lamping Rush Co. Lamping Firat Av Battery .St Fred Rooney

Cities seek hosting the next Republican convention

Washington dispatch reports Seattle St Louis and Chicago have formally applied to host the next Republican national convention, signaling a competitive three city bid. The move reflects strong interest from major urban centers to stage the party gathering.

Washington Seattle St. Louis Chicago

Earthquake Shocks Cripple Verona and Northern Italy

Sharp quake shocks hit Verona and northern Italy today causing panic among residents and disrupting daily life. Officials report no immediate details on casualties or damages.

Serippe Telegraph Service Rome Verona Italy

Unseasonable Chill Gives Way to Snow Across Lake Country

Chicago reports a dramatic temperature swing from over 70 degrees to a 40 degree drop overnight. A spring day briefly arrived before snow began falling again in the city and surrounding lake region.

Scripps “Ene Service Chicago Lake Country

Sheriff Names a Jail Matron in King County

Sheriff Lou C. Smith will appoint Police Matron Kelly to the matron position at King County Jail at $90 monthly. Judge Frater supported the choice after a lengthy talk, though acceptance by Mrs. Kelly remains uncertain.

Kelly King County Lou C. Smith Frater

Bryan in Accident as Carriage Runaway Throws Him

William J. Bryan was thrown from his carriage in a runaway near Morrisville Vermont as he was being driven to the railway station. The driver swerved to control the team and Bryan tumbled into a crowd waiting to bid him farewell. He spoke after catching his breath and suffered no serious injuries.

Seripose Telegraph Service Morrisville William J. Bryan Statesman Bryan

New Georgetown School Chief Named Prof B C Roberta

Professor B C Roberta is appointed superintendent of Georgetown schools succeeding F H Hunteworth who resigned two weeks ago. Roberta is a noted regional educator and has led the Van Asselt schools for the past two years.

Georgetown B. C. Roberta van Asselt Roberts F. H. Hunteworth Hunteworth

Visit to City Treasurer’s Office Sparks Shooting Scandal

A man entered the city treasurer’s office armed with a revolver seeking Charles Duke, whom he accused of improper attentions to a teacher in the schools. The incident drew attention to alleged misconduct and security concerns in the local education administration.

Charles Duke

Mitchell Improves Quietly After Illness

Chicago April 25 John Mitchell is better today and his condition is not alarming. He had a fairly restful night and shows signs of steady improvement.

Scripps Telegraph Service Chicago John Mitchell

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