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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1899

Page

4

Hopkins and Sherman in race for next House speaker

In Washington April reports and expert analysis map the coming speakership battle. Key eastern advocates back Sherman as administration candidate with Reed’s wavering status clouding the field, while western contenders include Hopkins of Diviois, Groevenor Ohio Burton Cannon Henderson Tawney and others.

Wastington D.C House of Representatives Thomas RB. Reed Congress Sherman New York Payne Platt Hanna Reed New England Dalsett Alleghanies Hopkins Diviois Groevenor Ohio Mr. Burton Joe Cannon Illinois Col. Henderson Tawney Minnesota West Akie Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia Missouri North Carolina Tennessee Texas Richard Kerens Henderson Iowa

Fell Under a Switch Engine in Pendleton

J H Rothrock, a fruit and vegetable peddler, was fatally injured today at Furnish's wool warehouse crossing. He stepped on a frog as a switch engine backed onto the main line to clear the overland train, losing both legs at the knee and suffering internal injuries. Doctors fear he will not survive, leaving a wife and several children with little support.

Pendleton Ore J. H. Rothrock Furnish Rothrock

A Serious Occasion Marital Rite in Clayton Church

Riley Dunaway of St Louis married Miss Clemma FE Ferguson of Steeleville Missouri in the Methodist church at Clayton. Dunaway, noting baptism first, received the rite performed by Rev Charles A Stocking of Maple Avenue M E Church before the marriage ceremony proceeded.

ST. Louis

John L Sullivan Vaudeville to Olympia Sunday Apr 90

Third Avenue Theater announces Dewey Day excursion by Northern Pacific Railroad to Olympia. The bill features John L Sullivan's big vaudeville company and departs Sunday with train service noted.

Third Avenue Theater John L. Sullivan Olympia Northern Pacific Railroad Comany

Baptism Ceremony in Closed Church Ends Day’s Mission

Dunaway completed a day’s work in a church baptism tale but found the little church closed to the curious. He boarded a car to return to St. Louis and said the day had satisfied his heart and soul.

Dunaway St. Louis

Sloane to sue for absolute divorce from New York society leader

In New York on April a millionaire Henry T. Sloane files for an absolute divorce from his wife, the city’s leading socialite. The case awaits a referee whose name remains confidential. After a potential divorce, rumors say Mrs. Sloane may wed Perry Belmont.

New York Henry T. Sloane Sloane Perry Belmont

Oregon Sheep Inspection at Long Creek Aims Stricter Rules

Stock Inspector F M Pearcvon announces tighter enforcement of the law to prevent sheep scab. He urges outside owners to comply and have permits, with deputies enforcing examinations and permit issuance as sheep move between locations.

Long Creek Ore F. M. Pearcvon Inspecton Pearson

Four Weeks in a Trance In Philadelphia Case

Julia Jones a 19 year old resident of Philadelphia colored and living with her parents has fallen into a cataleptic trance lasting about four weeks. Dr Miskin her physician reports she is not unconscious but unarousable and prone to hysteria worsened by religious excitement. Electric treatment is under way and shows early signs of improvement with aim to restore her from lethargy.

Philadelphia Julia Jones Miskin

American visit of Mary Anderson de Navarro in 1890

Mary Anderson de Navarro plans a first post marriage visit to her native country since 1890. Accompanied by husband Antonio and their child "Little Tony," she will stay briefly at No 13 Weet Forty-sixth Street. The baby will remain in London with relatives.

New York Mary Anderson de Navarro Weet Forty-aixth Street de Navarroe Mary Anderson Antonio de Navarro Little Tony London

War Department plans phased return of Philippines volunteers

The War Department orders the return of volunteers from the Philippines as quickly as the service allows. Sick and wounded will go first from Manila, followed by regimental units, likely starting with Minnesota and South Dakota. Transports now at San Francisco will carry reinforcements and later return with supplies and additional troops. The sequence will be set by Otis and transports are to reach Manila by June, with returns to San Francisco by July. Albany passes anti trust bill to curb monopolies in common goods.

Washington War Department United States Philippines Spain Manila Minnesota South Dakota San Francisco Otlo Otis

Smokeless powder drive spurs huge spirits deal

United States gears for future war by expanding smokeless powder supply. Government contracts with American Spirit Manufacturing to route spirits to powder makers, first consignments valued up to 400,000 gallons. Chicago firms deny direct government manufacture, citing duty avoidance. plan to use spirits in powder while keeping prices lower.

Chicago United States Spain American Spirite Manufacturing Company Kentucky Santiago Paniards

Seattle Weather Forecast Portends Rain Tonight and Thursday

Weather forecast for Seattle and vicinity warns of occasional rain tonight and Thursday with southerly winds. High atmospheric pressure over California and low over Alberta influence the region, causing showers. Temperature stable in last hours. rain has fallen in Washington, western Oregon, and northern California.

Seattle California Alberta British Columbia Washington Oregon

Seattle court actions and rulings feature several suits

In Seattle, J and Elliott sued Puget Sound and Central American Steamship for 701.64. Judge Benson granted judgment for plaintiff after motions. Samuel Tonneson, Norwegian, was admitted as a U.S. citizen. Albert Swannon filed a suit against Edward Van Der Ven and David Blake for 1500 over an explosion incident at Second Ave S and Washington St. A re hearing set aside a prior order suspending John B. Ault from practice for one year. Judge Jacobs may exonerate Ault and allow practice to resume. Will Bollong obtained 1149.26 against Hiram A. Davis as administrator. C T Wallace won 119 plus costs against Oceanic Packing. City of Seattle obtained a lien on D T Denny property re Dexter Street regrading in 1800.

J. & Elliott Puget Sound & Central American Steamship Company Seattle Direwing and Malting Company Benson Bell Preston Albert Swannon Edward van der Ven David Blake Second Avenue South Washington Street Jacob John B. Ault Jacobs Ault Seattle D. T. Denny Dexter Etreet D, T

Bleakley at Schwabacher dock to cod fish in far sea

The brigantine Blakeley sits at Schwabacher dock fitting out for a five to six month cod fishing voyage in the Pecking Sea with fourteen hories aboard built for rough waters. The Collinggrove and Levernbank charters load lumber to Shanghai and Europe respectively. The Jane L. Stanford will ship lumber to Sidney Australia and the Corrunna to Iquique from the Sound.

Blakeley Schwabacher Dock Pering Sea Barkentine Jane L. Stanford Sidney Australia Isaf

Chicago Markets Report Amid Mixed Livestock Prices

Chicago market notes show cattle prices with figures for cattle and stockers, hogs holding steady with ranges from rough to heavy, and sheep native and western quotes. Notable totals include cattle at 4,2547.5, hogs around 2.60 to 3.75, and sheep near 4.60 to 4.65.

Chicago

One Attorney Two Women and a Detective Clash in Clinton House

A morning riot in the Clinton house at Fourth avenue and Yesterway involved two women, Detective Mike Powers, Attorney Hawkins, and a Star reporter. The fight ended with broken noses, overturned furniture, a damaged stove, and threats of further violence as Mrs. Scott vowed to injure Lucy.

Beattle Clinton Fourth Avenue Yesterway Mike Powers Hawkins The Star Henry Boott Seattle New York Captain Willard Mrs. Scott Lucy Becott Willard Mike Estar Clinton House Attorney Hawkin Mra. Scott Scott Rcott

Ohio Politician in Trouble in Athens Ohio

William S. Bower, a prominent Ohio politician, was arrested on a paternity charge filed by Frances Elliott. Bond set at 200 dollars. Elliott faces a murder charge for allegedly killing her infant with a ribbon, with 1000 dollars bond. Bower had been named co respondent in a divorce suit and faced strong political backlash.

Athens William 8. Bower Frances Eliott Bower Elliott George Falloon Bowers

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