The Seattle Star Publisher Notice
The Seattle Star from E H Wells Co publishes daily except Sundays. This item notes the newspaper's publication schedule and issuance by the publisher.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1899
Page
2
The Seattle Star from E H Wells Co publishes daily except Sundays. This item notes the newspaper's publication schedule and issuance by the publisher.
The Star rebukes the Post-Intelligencer for a scurrilous local column alleging the Star faked a telegram from James J. Hill. It details how the Star verified the item by directly querying Hill through a telegram to St. Paul, contrasting PIs cautious approach. The Star promises to reveal modern news methods and defends its enterprise.
Eastern papers once harsh on ex Secretary Alger show softened tone after his retirement. Editors face a reckoning as Michigan supporters rally to his defense and move to avert a second editorial court martial. The Star argues Alger was more sinned against than sinning, noting errors without malice.
Editorial calls Nordstrom a murderer who has avoided execution for years. It denounces legal delays, urges swift hanging within ten days, and condemns attorneys who prolong the condemned man’s life, hoping the sheriff acts to restore public faith in the law.
The gun boat Machias reached San Domingo under Commander Logan with no comments issued and officials assume conditions are quiet. The cruiser New Orleans is slated to arrive there tomorrow.
The model for the Winnie Davia memorial monument is finished. It depicts the Angel of Cries with dignified posture and sorrowful expression. the tribute honors the beloved Daughter of the Confederacy. The unveiling is planned for Richmond. The Kiondike gold felt covers 1000 to 1300 square miles.
Washington reports automobiles likely to enter regular USPS use in Porto Rico. First assistant postmaster general Heath stated a New York express company with the contract for carrying mail between San Juan and Ponce, eighty miles apart, would deploy cars to move the mail.
M. T. Flaherty, mayor of Milford Center, resigns after city council cuts his salary from 40 dollars to 2 per year. He says he is not a twelve-year mayor and will not submit to it. He was elected this spring on the Democratic ticket by a large majority.
President Mellen of the Northern Pacific says cooperation with the Great Northern is possible to build a union station in Seattle. Hill of the Great Northern telegrammed backing joint plans, noting growth and the need for a comprehensive approach to site, cost, and concessions. Mellen hints at possible $500,000 to $1,000,000 scale and conference with Hill upon return East.
State Land Commissioner Bridges opposes the secretary of war’s plan to merge inner and outer harbor lines and transfer water front control to private hands. Assistant AG Vance argues the strip is needed to regulate wharf charges, while Seattle officials say the state should retain jurisdiction and contest any changes through the courts.
Jailie Everett a colored woman was yesterday bound over to the superior court by Justice Angelin on a charge of stealing 280 dollars from Frank Zipman in the Big Bonanza saloon Monday morning. George Hildebrand and Marie Anderson were discharged as accused accomplices.
Fragmentary entry references Korn Drug Co and Pith and Pike with unclear details about products or actions. Likely a legal or commercial note from a local page lacking full context. No clear event date or outcome is readable.
Incomplete OCR text suggests a dental or medical notice about past due accounts or patient records. The fragment references teeth, dentist, and surveillance of dental status, but specifics are unclear.
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