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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1906

Page

7

7M to Buy a Railroad for His Duke Son-in-law

London dispatch reports Eugene Qiemermas of Cincinnati and his partner the Bier Neacheeter forming a business alliance with the Duke of Manchester. The plan aims to fund a new railroad between Newry and Tynan linking the American financier with the royal family through marriage. The duke's role as railroad president would mark a notable modern venture for the noble house.

The Star London All England Eugene Qiemermas Cincinnati Railroad Tindaw Leo Fastall Newry Tynan Duke of Manchester Zimmerman

GAUSS FRAUDS ARE ALLEGED IN CITY CONTRACTS

In Gauss Francisco Aug 1 May Submits with GH Ambsen and Harry Creaseel on the board, graft and fraud alleged in public works as exams show padded pay rolls and city bills. Rebates and bribery suspected. mayor to announce investigations later.

GAM Francisco GH. Ambsen Harry Creaseel

Counterfeit $20 Coin Arrest Mentioned at Log Cabin Saloon

Capt. Bell of the secret service states Julius Naster, proprietor of the Log Cabin saloon, may face serious trouble after a counterfeit $20 coin was passed. The coin, returned by a bank during a regular deposit, was identified as counterfeit.

Julius Naster Capt. Bell Secret Service Coun

Coin passed to innocent party triggers bank notice

Capt. Bell was informed by the bank about a counterfeit coin and confronted Nester who admitted the coin had been disposed of, prompting further action.

Bell Nester Nexter

New York Suit Alleges McCarren Deceived Woman Into Common Law Marriage

Mrs Mary H. Dixon sues State Senator Patrick McCarren for 200000 dollars claiming he persuaded her to marry as his common law wife and then abandoned her and their son.

New York Aug Mary H. Dixon Patrick McCarren McCarren

Veterans Hold Re Union at Woodland Park in Seattle

The King County Veterans association G A R held a reunion at Woodland Park. Col J C Wetsting presided, Rev Fletcher Wharton offered the opening prayer, Col C J Deming spoke as Department Commander, and Senator Pilea discussed Civil War causes. Congressman Willie Humphrey recalled Charles Peterson's death in the Palace Hotel fire and pension pursuit. A business meeting planned officers and the 1999 Seattle national convention. A camp fire and reception capped the event.

King County Veteran's Association of Woodland Park J.C. Wetsting Fletcher Wharton C. J. Deming Spokane Pilea Willie Humphrey Chas. Peterson Palace Hotel Peterson G. A. RA Seattle

Boy Searches for Mother After Long Separation

Sixteen year old George Gerhardt came to the police this afternoon claiming he beat his way from Terre Haute to locate his mother in this city. His mother Mrs J B King moved to Seattle years ago after her divorce from his father. He has no funds and only knows her general delivery address.

George Gerhardt Terre Haute Seattle J.B. King

Double Corner on First Hill Seeks Quick Cash Sale

Property listing offers $20,000 for a double corner on First Hill in Seattle with one and a half cash down. Seller claims price is $5,000 below market. Contact Hee F B Farrah at 304 Boston Bike for fast completion.

Seattle Hee F. B. Farrah Boston

Lillies Leave Expired in Police Leave Saga

Patrolman Lillie faced suspicion over a home fire and held a six day leave of absence which expired without his return. The ordinance allowed 15 days paid vacation annually. he had nine, leaving six days. He sought two weeks more but was denied by Captain Sullivan. Chief Wappenstein, ill, could not confirm a return date.

Lillie Sullivan Wappenstein Lilie

Harbor Report Indicates July Trade Shifts and Fluctuations

The July harbormaster report shows San Francisco shipments up 2 percent from June amid strike disruptions and Pacific Coast Steamship cancellations. Nome traffic declines from June but rises versus July 1905, with seven steamers from Beattie to Nome in July. Southeast Alaska trade stays level with June while White Pass & Yukon rates boost business despite fewer June voyages.

Spaulding Eugene Burke San Francisco Pacific Coast Steamship Company L. H. Gray Line Nome Beattie Alaska White Pass Yukon

Seattle Made Day Promotes Local Goods Purchases

On August 11 the Chamber of Commerce asks Seattle residents to buy products made by local manufacturers. Secretary Yandell says the day will benefit manufacturers and consumers and provide jobs across trades.

Chamber of Commerce Seattle Chamber of Commercce Yandell

County May Be Liable for Damages Over Lake Washington Canal

Depew Prosecuting Attorney Prigmore advised the county could face liability for personal and property damages from the Lake Washington canal project. He urged a bond from Jas A Moore to cover potential costs, with the exact amount to be fixed tomorrow. Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club representatives will attend, and land ownership questions from the canal recession will be discussed.

County Commissionera Depew Prigmoore County Lake Washington Canal Jas. A. Moore Mere Chamber of Commerce Commercial Club Prigmore

Results at the Meadows Horsetrack Summary

Old Mike trained by Lawson won the one mile selling race at The Meadows over Van Hope ridden by Pettijohn in clear weather and a fast track.

Mike Lawson van Hope Pettijohn

Theft at Western markets alarms commission merchants

Numerous reports reach police from Weastern ar commission merchants about nightly fruit thefts. Merchants express concern as officers struggle to catch the offenders despite efforts.

Weastern Ar

Steamer Lyra Arrives From Manila to Seattle Tacoma

The Boston Steamship Lyra passed in at 1 o'clock from Manila bound for Seattle and Tacoma. The Excelsior sailed at noon westward with a full cargo and many passengers, mainly railroad laborers for Cordova and Bernard. The Jefferson is due late tonight or tomorrow morning from Southeastern Alaska.

Boston Steamship Company Lyra Manila Seattle Tacoma Excelsior Cordova Benard Jefferson Alaska

Admiral Jauregueberry to Reach Port Tomorrow

The Admiral Jauregueberry will arrive from Winslow with cargo bound for Central and South American ports. The French company operating the vessel plans to expand the Beattle service adding semimonthly sailings from the port.

Admiral Jauregueberry Winslow

Puget Bound Tug Boat Magic Strikes Propeller Trouble

The Puget Bound Tug Boat company reported that the Magic dropped its propeller wire towing the four masted schooner Anna M Campbell to Olympia and signaling for aid in Wear Passage. Two tugs were sent to assist with Campbell tows and the Magic headed to Eagle Harbor for repairs.

Puget Bound Magic Anna M. Campbell Olympia Wear Passage Asei Campbell Eagle Harbor

Overnight entries for Thursday Meadows races

Entries listed for Thursday at The Meadows across six races. Notable horses include Daisy Wagner, Blackthorn, Judge McCone, Mabel Reed, Chief Alpha, Pred Parkinson, Goldane, Mendon, Palemon, Calmar, Lady's Beauty, Enchanter, Dr. Herman, The Huguenot, Ruby, Buchanan, Procrastinate, Alice Cry, Floranola, Virginia Boy, Gloomy Gue, Little Buttercup, and Dw 197 Buwa Gates. Tracks show distances from six furlongs to one mile and one and a half furlongs with selling and handicap conditions and track bonuses for potential records.

the Meadows Daisy Wagner Blackthorn Eberonns Judge McCone Anne Apa Olde Mendon As i Palemon Calmar Lady's Beauty Bt Runte Enchanter O Munchuca Nea Dr. Mherman Bert Arthur Sian Callahan Bulicho Brarnahan TJ Davis Ruby Buchanan Kirschbaum Saa Alice C@rey Wiewriot Laera PF Miivescecensres Floranola Seecinens Eerie Fwapo Virginia Boy Erie

Tossing the Caber Native Highland Throw Explained

An illustration shows the Beotch tossing the caber, a Highland game. A 16 foot beam, five inches at one end and eleven at the other, is held against the chest and flipped to land with the thick end down. The winner is the competitor who teases the caber the farthest.

Black and White Frock Styled with Turquoise Belt

A young woman wears a white organdie jackdaw frock with black velvet Insertion and yoke, a grad Spanish flounce skirt, and a turquoise velvet belt with bow. The hat complements in blue pink and white. BE. L. Wella of Arlington hotel reports a lost purse this morning on Secondary Street containing 1L.

BE. L. Wella Arlington Hotel

Afro-American Political Club Smokers Tonight

The Afro American Political club hosts a smoker tonight in the club room at 1612 Fast Madison. The event features speeches and refreshments with food drink and smoke. J. G Gaylen is president and W. C Peoples serves as secretary.

Madison J. G Gaylen W. ¢. Peoples

Deed Recorded for Block Sold to Washington Securities

The deed for the transfer of the block bounded by Third and Fourth Aves and Blanchard and Virginia Streets, from the Washington Hotel Company to the Washington Securities Company, was recorded reflecting a sale price of $500,000.

Blanchard Virginia Washington Hotel Company Washington Securities Company

Rainier Valley Meeting to Discuss The Seattle Press

The Rainier Valley Improvement Association will hold a meeting at Lakeside Hall Dunlap next Monday evening to discuss The Seattle Press and its relation to Rainier Valley. Topics include water policy annexation to Seattle and other vital issues with invitations extended to local newspapers.

Seattle Press Ita Rainier Valley Lakeside Hall Dunlap Seattle

Man seeks absolute divorce from Laura Chellis Hie

William Chelliea filed for absolute divorce from Laura Chellis Hie alleging she travels the country with a Dowette preacher. The complaint was filed this morning in the county court.

William Chelliea Laura Chellis

Fire Destroys Home Hoards Letters and Manuscripts

A recent blaze destroyed a residence and its contents worth thousands including letters and old manuscripts. The owner had planned to rent a safe box in the Perkins fireproof vaults at 211 Cherry Street but delayed.

Ita Wm. D. Perkins & Co Cherry St Alaska

The Theaters At the Beattle and Star Theater Schedule

The Beattle runs Capt Swift for two more weeks with Lord and Lady Alay and Sherlock Holmes. The Third Avenue theater reopens Sunday with The Girl Engineer starring Laurette Taylor and a strong supporting cast. Star theater showcases Bud Snyder the trick bicyclist and others this week.

Capt. Swift Third Avenue Theater Charles A. Taylor Taylor Art Ota Laurette Taylor William Raynor Viola Keene Edith Raynor William Morrie

Forger Uses Phony Stamp in Check Forgery at Bank Saloon

A worthless $34 check passed on Bank saloon Yesler Way last week. Dated July 26 and cashed the same day by Canadian Bank of Commerce. Written to Peter Larsen by Hutching Criddie contracting firm, using a rubber stamp bearing the contractors name. Police suspect the same men forged another check with similar stamp.

Yesler Way Canadian Bank of Commerce Peter Larsen Fr. &. Hutchins Hutching @ Criddie Weet Galerat Imilar L. H. Gloets

Shipping Notice From Copper Mountain and Tacoma Ports

Steamer Alki with concentrates from Treadwell and Copper Mountain arrived this morning and proceeded to Tacoma to discharge. The Lewannan towing the barge Richard III also arrived for Tacoma discharge. Steamer Alaskan with a 200000 dollar matte shipment from Copper Mountain reached port and will head to Tacoma this afternoon. Two Italian ships Ascenstone and Italia loaded with cement for Galbraith Bacon Co expected today or tomorrow. Markentine Retriever sailed for San Francisco after returning to Port Angeles for a mate following an injury. The Meteor arrived in Portland this morning and will depart tomorrow for Beattie with Alice loading powder, then proceed to Seward and Good Hope News Bay, Alaska.

Alki Treadwell Copper Mountain Tacoma Lewlanan Hichard III Ascenstone Italia Galbraith, Bacon & Co Alice Seward Good Hope News Bay Alaska

Ballard Council Approves Fred & Bander Maine 1 Franchise

Last night Ballard city council approved a new franchise for Fred and Bander Maine 1 after previously denying it. The decision followed assurances that Bander would fund Second Avenue improvements, while other items included street improvement bids, bond issuances, and the suspension and pending case of Patrolman Burke.

Ballard, Ave Fred & Bander Maine Bander Mander Green Times St Sasesement Rolle North BK Polk Main Spring St William Burke

Steamers Take Big Cargoes Amid Freight Blockade

Due to Southern Pacific railways limiting freight, San Francisco steamers from this port are loading record cargoes. Pacific Coast Steamship Company ships Mentara and Umatilla head south with large consignments while Buckman and L H Gray line vessels fill for upcoming departures.

Southern Pacific Railway San Francisco Pacific Coast Steamship Company Mentara L. H. Gray

Bigell-Wiggins Home Surprise Sparks Shock

Bigell says he renovated the house while his wife was away. When asked if it was a surprise, he replied it was a shock.

Bigell—Wiggins Mrs. B Bigell

Will of Alaska miner Wadeworth admitted to probate

The will of Frank Wadeworth, a well known Alaska miner, was admitted to probate yesterday. The estate is valued at 300000 dollars. Moer ceden KE Wadeworth and Maggete A Wadeworth, wife and mother, are named as managers of the estate. The largest property is the Wadeworth block on First avenue between Madison and Spring streets, valued at about 200000 dollars.

Frank Wadeworth Alaska Moerceden KE. Wadeworth Maggete A. Wadeworth Wadsworth Block First Av Madison Spring Sta

Missing 16 year old worker from Frederick & Nelson

The mother reports 16 year old Fred Seblafite missing from the family home at 1132 Stuv ens rang es. He was last seen near a Wolff American or Spinning bicycle once valued at 40 dollars.

Fred Seblafite Frederick & Nelson Stuvens Ranges Wolff

Runaway Injures Jones Family Near Novelty Bridge

A wagon runaway at Kirkland near the Novelty bridge yesterday forenoon injured Philip Jones and his family. The neck yoke dropped causing the wagon to overturn. Philip was thrown headfirst and taken to Providence hospital unconscious. His mother broke a limb and endured a severe shaking. Mrs. Jones held her infant son and escaped harm, while Onward Jones escaped uninjured.

Philip Jones Oswald Kirkland Novelty Bridge Providence Hospital

Steamer Fines Reduced for Minnesota and Dakota

Washington notices disclose reductions in fines for the steamships Minnesota and Dakota after an 1882 act limiting steerage bunks to two high. The Minnesota’s fine drops from 225 to 175 dollars and the Dakota’s from 215 to 165 dollars.

Minnesota Dakota Washington, D. C

Rail Excursion Rates for Milwaukee and Minneapolis Conventions

The Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce special excursion rates to Milwaukee for the Fagies convention August 14 18 and to Minneapolis for the G A R encampment August 13 18 Tickets sold only August 7 and 9 The round trip fares are 69 70 to Milwaukee and 60 to Minneapolis plus 10 for one way first class.

Great Northern and Northern Pacific Milwaukee Fagies Minneapolis

Party reaches Rampart for Fairbanks trip

Secretary C. B. Yandell of the Chamber of Commerce received a cablegram from Director General Nadeau stating the party arrived at Rampart and would start today for Fairbanks where they would remain a week.

C._B. Yandell Chamber of Commerce Nadeau Rampart Fairbanks

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Eugene Zimmerman Duke Duchess Dukee OF Manchester GAUSS Frisco United States America Georgetown Ames PD Hoge N. H. Solner Pat M’carren King County Veterans Senator Piles JA A. Moorege Fruit Thieves Baby Late Steamer News Roa Chellis Third Avenue Bud Snyder Armstrong and Hiolly Aerial Martins Cora Beach Turner Peter Duneworth Starascope Star Theater Forger Eeel Markentine Retriever Port Angeles Portland Ballard Council H. F. Moe Nichols John Kyle Second Ay Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. ¥. Church T. W. Armstrong Bakerst K. B. Cox John Stewart BE. B. Cox Investment Company Lake Kitchelas Stampede Tunnel J. B. Casey Stimson Mi Company Schneider Fraternal Brotherhood Mra Houghton Polket Lake Washington Madison Et Ethel Skinner Ballard Chum Walter Woods Salem Ore Vancouver G A.lch Swedish Mission Church Third Ay Wadsworth Boy Meydenbauver Bay Leschi Park A. Bridge & Co Second Avenue Bon Marche
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